The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-08


27; measles. 3; German measles, !
whooping cough. 4; chickenpox. 2
humps, Influenza, 2; Rocky noun
tain spotted fever. 2; trachoma, 2;
yenereal diseases, "a.
Increase of more than $4,000 In the
amount Of freight and passenger bust
ness handled by the Libby office OF
the Great Northern railway during the
month Of June as compared with the
/ same month in 1918, has led to move
on the part of local residents for a
more modern depot there.
/ President Alfred Atkinson an :
nounces that Prof. j. NJ. Hamilton. his
| predecessor, has consented to remain
on the faculty of the state agricul-
tural college, in the chair of economics.
/ Reports to the state government
show that of 762 employees of the
Northwestern improvement company
at Red Lodge, a coal mining concern,
! DfO are aliens.
Thirty-seven natiOnalities were rep
| resented in the Butte Americanization
school which has closed for the sum-
There was maximum enrolment
since the opening. on January 81 of
this year, of 517, of which number Ala
were men and lob women.
Application Of the Monidah Trust
company to be permitted to reduce its
rates for water in the city of Living
stOn 20 per cent was approved Ia an
order handed down by the public utiI-
tiles commission.
One hundred dollars reward has
been offered for any information that
will lead to the whereabouts of Seth |
Il. Dodge. superintendent of the Liv-
ingston flour MILL who has been miss
ing since June 3. His wife put up the |
reward.
All water companies in Montana,
whether privately owned or municipal. |
have been notified by the state public
service commission that in the event
their supply service was interrupted
by reason of accident or the drouth,
they shall be rendered liable on the
pro rata abatement of service, during
the interruption.
Dudley Price, aged nine, was killed
at Corvallis when he suffered a frac-
tured skull in a fall from handcart
with which he was playing.
United States Marshal Joseph l..
Asbridge sold six automobiles at Dixon
recently, the cars having been confis-
.ated after being caught in the liquor
rattle on Indian reservations. A total
If 81 1888 was realized from the sale
These cars were sold HI the following .
prices: Buick. $685.; Yelie. $40;
BORT, $275; Grant, $235; Overland,
;17S.
Adjutant General Phil Greenan has
eceiyed telegram from the war de-
telling him to have the Mon (
ana rifle team come at once for the
rifle matches to be held there
rom August to %. He had previ-
usly received a message saying that
he matches had been postponed be- E
ause of the heavy rains in New Jer-
ey which had placed the range in bad
ondition. There are II men in the
Iontana team.
Ten carloads of trinitrotuluol-the
eadly Il. n. L. of war explosive fame
have been received by the state q,
ighway commission from the govern r,
rent, according to Chairman Frank r.
onley of the state highway commits a
on. 1t will he used in blasting for 81
nd work. Rough handling does not r;
fleet this explosive, Mr.. Conley said =,
ut excessive heat renders it danger is
Is. m
1t is likely that Cardinal Mercier, ri,
c 1cikidH pItfbic. VIII Dt iuNittu | tr
visit Helena next fall during his
urney through the United States "a
onsignor Victor Day of Helena an on
,unces that the matter viii be taken i,
, with Bishop John F. Carroll of the =,
elena diocese. IN
to
Fred BoIlinger a Helena grocer. who a..
rs fined IS for shooting wire staples
til d slingshot against the windows -,
a neighbor. has appealed to the dis n,
ct court from the Judgment of the ~
lice court.
Roman is to have $4,000 flour u,
II, according to Incorporation papers ~,
ed in the office of the secretary of ~
tie at Helena. u.
Governor S. v. Stewart has signed -
luisition papers for Nels yingom OF ~,
ton county. who has been apprehend- -
in Seattle on a charge of having de- &c
ted his wife and three children. -.
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plans have just been completed at -
zaman for a statewide pirnic az the ~