The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-15


half to three years IN prison. I'rjIa
was convicted of shooting and wound
ing man whom he placed under ar
| rest.
Marie Van der Weyst of Holland
| vile was brought to Chinook for med
ical treatment for badly cut ankle
The injury was sustained when the
girl, who is 10 years old. ran in front
OF a moving machine, the ankle be-
ing caught by the blades.
Members of the Great Falls Team
sters' union. numbering about $50 men,
| have presented demands asking for an
| increase of 81 Il day from the present
| wage of S4.7J
Accused of shooting six horses. four
of which died, and calf. Heber
oGreen and companion are locked
up in Jail at Bozenan awaiting trial
on charges of committing "a felony.
The horses belonged TO Ernest Spieth.
rancher. 0'Green is said to have sat
on the fence and shot at the animals
while they were feeding His compan-
ion. juvenile, says O'Green shot at
them just to see them run
Farmers living within six-mile ra-
dius of Fort Benton plan to own and
operate lines TO supply their places
Nj FOL
and power. Articles Of Incorporation
for the River Power Line have been
filed in the office of the secretary of
state at Helena. The company's capt
tai is given at 5000.
Red" Morgan. fireman for the
Northern Pacific railroad is dead in
Missouia from the effects of gas re-
ceived when the Hagenbeck & Wallace
circus train, to the engine of which he
was assigned, was stalled in the Null
Ian tunnel west of Helena.
Before the minerals relief commits
sion meeting in Butte. Henry Auerbach
of the Auerbach Mining and Milling
company in the Philipsburg districf'
gave testimony in which he claimed |
that the loss sustained by his company |
was S3S.914.23 in endeavoring to pro- |
duce manganese for war purposes. The |
Butte Central Copper company has put |
in a claim for loss amounting to S275.- |
600.
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the Belgian prelate, will be invited |
to visit Helena next fall during his |
journey through the United States. /
Victor Day of Helena an
lounces that the matter will be taken
up with Bishop John F. Carroll of the
Helena diocese.
United States Marshal Joseph L.
Asbridge sold six automobiles at Dixon
'ecently, the cars having been confis-
'ated after being caught in the liquor
raffic on Indian reservations. total
# S1.633 was realized from the sale.
These cars We're sold at the following
,rices: Buick $535; yelie, $40:
Bort, S275; Grant. s235; Overland,
ITS.
Fishermen from the Big Hole in the
icfnity of Divide. did rushing bust
ess on the opening day of the public
larket in Butte. disposing of 800
ounds of whitefish at liz cents in
ass than half an hour The wagon
ras surrounded when it was backed
p to the curb and the two men sold
ne fish as fast as they could handle
hem.
After being temporarily in quarters
n and off the campus of the Mon
ina State college at BOzeman for the
asst three years the chemistry de-
artmen of the college is now. NOV
IL into one of the most completely .
Iuipped and perfectly arranged chem
al laboratories in the United States.
hich has just been completed to take
lie place of the building that burned 1
,wn nearly three years ago.
O o
George and Francis Bozdech have '
ought suit against the Montana =
anches company for $1,000 damages, 1
-
leging that the defendant defrauded =
EN- in a land sale, selling arid land
it'll the false representation that it
FRIED a water right from Mcclellan
eek. The Bozdechs say they lived 6
Illinois and had TO rely on the ~
atements of the defendants agents.
. . ~
F. H. Johnson. one of Miles City's
st known residents. is dead at his ~
me in that city at the age of r. ~
:. Johnson was the first mayor OF
les Ciey and was elected to that
flee In 1887. Later he served two n
ms in the state Legislature g
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Reports that the water shortage has
Used contagious disease in Helena
! denied by Or. Max Barbour, city 20
vSjrfAn He save tbQrea "a vot :. :.