The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-07-11

Funeral services for Thomas An
tiste, sub-chief Of the Kootenai In
dams, was held last week at Poison.
A feature was an address in the In
dian tongue by Mrs. Joe Antiste,
daughter-in-law of the deceased, who
urged the Indians to lead the strictly
moral life that the aged chief had
lived.
Lieut.. Col. Albert j. Galen of Ana
conda is on his way home from ST.
IBERIA, according to report received
by relatives and friends. Colonel
Galen will resume the practice of law
in Anaconda.
The Cascade city water supply is so
low that the city council has passed
an ordinance prohibiting the use of
water in irrigation and in the wash
ing of automobiles.
About $50 teachers have enrolled at
the Montana State college at Boze-
man for the summer school course.
be enrolled before the end of the
week.
County officials of Silver Bow coun-
ty have been asked to prepare a bud
get of funds needed to maintain their
offices until November, 1920. 1t is
believed the new system will result in
a saving for the county.
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Six automobiles, confiscated by the
government when their drivers were
found carrying liquor into the reser-
walton territory, will be sold at pub
lie auction on July &c at Dixon by U.
S. Marshal Joe Ashbridge.
The state livestock commission has |
set about surveying Wisconsin, Min |
nesota, the Dakotas and Nebraska for |
pasturage. The feed situation in Mon |
tana has reached a crisis and much |
stock must be shipped. The state rail-
road commission has addressed let /
ters to the railways asking one-half |
rates on shipments. in the crisis, of |
feed into the state.
A convention of union officials of I
he state is called for July at Butte
o discuss the lone big union move
nent. The meeting is called by the
fetal Mine Workers union. of which
Thomas Campbell is president
White park in Butte presented to
he city by w. McC. White, has been
ormally opened. County commission
RS plan on making the park one of
he most popular In that section of the
tate.
Montana livestock owners who wish
0 ship livestock to other parts of the
ountry for feeding are requested to
nnounce their shipping plans to the
tate livestock commission in order ,
hat placing of cars may be facilitated
New fires in the great Lolo forests ,
( Western Montana have been report !,
d to the district forester's office in
[issoula. A large crew of men has'l
cen sent out to fight the fire. .
The first herd district created In ,
ascade county is between Vaughn
nd Power near Gordon, and includes
early all of the two townships.
An hicfnpsao1 nj hn Il
,ning of the first Jesuit missionaries
the Flathead Indians in the Bitter
,ot valley is to be staged at the Mon
ma university at Missoula during the
Immer school session.
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Home made liquor to the extent Of
gallons has been seized in one
ute home by police officers. The !,
hiskey had used in its manufacture
considerable quantity of sorghum
I'd bran.
The month of June was the hottest
er known in the vicinity of Miles
ty. For six days the maximum was
owe 100 and one day reached 107.
Clyde Beals. sheepherder OF Ennis,
ports that during last week he cap
red and carried away two cub bears
lille the mother bear looked on, seem
ely unconcerned. The cubs are be-
! exhibited at Ennis. Ie
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branch of the United 70
en- and will move to more favor CO
lie location In the city. 1t is said &c
it lack of funds caused the order to1 tn
sc the office. Additional funds IN
" have been provided by congress. Isl