The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-08-22

William Boyce Thompson of New
York City. president of the Roosevelt
Memorial association. has appointed
Thomas A. NARROW of Helena chair
man for the Montana state committee
to cooperate with the national com
mittee in a nationwide cainpaign Oc-
tobef 20 to 81. for s10.0O0.O 900 Roose-
welt memorial fund
Construction work has begun on the
first unit of the Northwestern Packing
company's plant at East Helena. and
the contractors expect to have The
! building nearly completed by the time
winter sets in.
Applications for surveys on mineral
claims in Montana. n step for obtain
| ing patent. are more numerous this
| year than in 1918. says Surveyor Cen
eral Henry Gerlarz Earlier in the
year it was predicted that all records
would be broken in 1919.
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District headquarters of the Red
Cross mt Minneapolis reports that the
home service sections of the Montana
chapters assisted more than 4.317 fam
! lilies of soldiers and sailors in the
| month of May. according 10 figures
| received from two-thirdS of the home |
service sections in the state.
Failure to comply with orders of |
the food and drug department of the |
state board of health cost B. b. Baker
of Neihart so when arrested upon |
Il complaint of W. G. Hansen an in /
spector of the department Baker OPP
crates II bakery He had been mott /
fled 10 make certain changes in his
plant and methods
East Helena residents have COM
planned Ia The health authorities thai
government condemned horses killed /
at Canyon Ferry are brought to the
smelter town and fed to hogs Objee-
tion * being raised that the smell Of
the meat and hogs is very strong and
a menace to the. health of the cOmmu,
nifty.
Reports from 26 of The 30 counties
in Montana for the week ending Au
gust 9 reveal IL rotal of IA cases of ty-
phod for the week This is slight |
increase. according TO Dr. John J.
Sippy. state epidemiologist. Follow
ing is q list of the diseases reported:
, diphtheria. 10; scarlet
fever 3 measles ); humps. influ-
enza 3 meningitis. l social diseases.
81 erysipelas, !.
The Rev. Leon Fl. Sweetland. it is
in Helena. has resigned |
;ls president of Montana Wesleyan cal
lege. Prof. A. c. Lemon will assume
of the faculty and the
Rev. George Mecklenhurg will become
business manager of the institution.
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John 0'Neill. IL is in the city emer-
gency hospital ut Butte on the verge of
death from the effects of concoc-
ton presumed TO have been given him
by bootleggers.
Suit for $4,000 damages has been c
brought in the district court at Helena Q
against Peter GuilIot by Theodore q
Christensen. who alleges that the de- 4
'endant. through negligence. ran into Y
him with an auto while he was riding '
| motorcycle and broke his leg and a
!, herwise permanently injured him.
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C. F. Martin is being held on 1000 I,
,aiI on charges of having whiskey G
IT'LL in his possession in Great Falls, !,
recording to Robert K. Flynn. deputy
rnited States marshal, with headquar r
ers in Helena. ,
Forestry officials at Bozeman have E
efused the request of eattlemen to
How stock to temporarily Craze with
n the area of the tiaIatin reserve
Ell aside for elk.
Montana will receive enough money &C
nder the recently signed federal agri- of
ultural appropriation bill to add $50 fe
N nth TO the maintenance of each 70
f the ~ county agents in the state. ra
ccording to Prof. F. s. Cooley. direc &C
Dr. of the agricultural extension de- III
artment of the Montana State col pr
zee.
Governor Sam Y. Stewards ear and
ne driven by Miss Virginia putton ~
,liided IN Helena near the Capitol. - =.
he.Dutton machine was wrecked. but "
D one was hurt. Tie governors fam ~
Y MAS in the ear WITH him at the :"
me- -
Walter Ray Anles. one time princi-
Il Of the Waller high school as as
slant professor of education and 81
sychology. and Edmund l.. Freeman, III,
graduate. of Missouri Wesleyan, as ms
!, instructor in English. have been RI
Ided to the State university faculty.