The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-01-01
THE STATE

Whitefish-The Milwaukee hotel
which burned a few days ago, is to be
rebuilt at once.
Dillon The local post of the
American Legion has organized a
band.
Livingston-Ten elk COWS and a
four-year-old bull elk have been sent
to st. Louis where they will be placed
in a zoo.
Livingston - The number of elk
killed in park county during the
season which closed on Christmas
day is above 1000.
Dillon-For breaking into a build
ing to steal whisky Chester Casey has
been sentenced to the penitentiary
for three years.
Butte-Senator w. A. Clark has
given $1,000 for the purpose of re-
l~ieving distress among the poor of
Butte.
Bozeman-Avela Jones, the three
year-old daughter of Ralph Jones,
died from injuries received when she
fell into a tub of hot water.
Livingston-Walter Hill has form
ed another million dollar cattle COM
pany. Frank S. Dalrymple of New
York, and Robert P. McClelland are
associated with him.
Butte-The mines, closed on ac-
count of the coal strike, have resum-
ed. Over 1000 men found imme-
date employment, and more will be
put on later.
Chinook-Rev. John Funucane of
Listowe, Ireland, has been appointed
assistant pastor of st. Gabriel's
church here and its missions. He
comes direct from Ireland to assume
his duties.
Miles City,. ]. Haines, treasurer
of Custer county, has resigned on ac-
count of i'll health. R. H. Michaelas,
county auditor, has been appointed
to succeed him. Joseph Bateman has
been appointed county auditor.
Geraldine-Through the explo-
sion of a gasoline barrel on which he
was engaged in doing a job of weld
John Dahl was seriously injur-
ed, and was sent to a Great Falls hos
pital for treatment.
Butte-Mrs. George Pallas, who
informed the police of the murder
of a man named Manos, causing the
arrest of her husband and Nick Kous-
coulas, has been hidden by the police
to insure her safety.
Butte-Butte firemen have organ
lied a union affiliated with the A. E.
of L., and have petitioned the city
council for an eight-hour work day.
At present they work on a two-pla-
5oon shift or approximately II hours
each.
Missoula-Captain Frank Edes of
Hamilton is the new president of the
Montana Dairymen's association and
W. G.. Thomson of Bozeman is sec
The association decided to
award medals to boys and girls calf
Tub members in every Montana coun-
y.
Kalispell-A loaded shotgun which
lad been left leaning against the
Jack Of an automobile, was the cause
# the death of 3-year-old Lulu Wal
er, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
The baby climbed into the
and looked over the back just as
he gun was discharged, causing in
tant death.
Miles City-Loca1 men interested
4 the Observation-Disclosures Oil
ompany, have been advised of the
of oil on their property on
he Golden Eagle dome, about 20 {
lilies west of Thermopolis, Wyo. Oil
as encountered at a depth of LOO t
set and the flow will average 100 g
arrels daily. G
Butte - Present conditions indi- '
a great revival of interest in the {
lining industry of Montana, accord V
lg to G. w. Adams, manager of the G
merican Smelling & Refining COM z
any of East Helena. Mr.. Adams i
that silver and lead will O
,mmand present prices for at least Il
J years.
Jordan-Jordan, the county seat :
Garfield county, was for a day or T
70 recently, in the throes of a food
mine. Efforts to bring the freight
Miles City failed. Scarcity of
" has made freighting by teams
possible, and the heavy snowdrifts
ocked the efforts of caterpillar en-
mes. The road has been opened