The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-09
THE STATE.

JOrdan-F. b. Green, manager OF
the Jordan flour mill, was injured
when a pump which he was repair
ing fell on him.
Columbia FalIs-A 40-mile trail
from Many Glaciers hotel to the Can
adam line is being built in Glacier
park.
Hardin-The Hardin light and
power plant was put temporarily out
of commission last week by a fire
that started in the attic of the build
ing.
Miles City-Ed Connolly, prophet
or of the Milestone pool hall, attempt
ed to end his life in his place of bust
ness and was brought to the hospital
here for treatment.
Reed Point-Carl Bue received 8
cents a pound for a carload of Gull
of Billings. The animals averaged
100 pounds each.
KalispelI-Twenty-eight thousand
dollars Is involved in the foreclosure
proceedings started by the Bank of
Commerce against B. J.. McIntire, a
sheepman.
Great Falls - Wheat shipments
from points ON the northern Montana
division of the Milwaukee during the
month of October totaled 875 cars,
the largest number ever sent out in
one month from that division.
HeIena-Over 1000 disabled ex-
service men of Montana, unable to
resume their pre-war occupations be-
cause of injuries sustained while
fighting for Uncle Sam, have been
approved for vocational education.
Great Falls - One hundred and
fifty thousand dollars of refunding
bonds were sold for the county of
Cascade to a Billings company for
S2,4OO premium. There were Eve
bidders and the Billings company led
by $1,000 on bids.
KaIispell-Henry A. Miller, civil
war veteran and pioneer of Flathead
county, who died in Columbia Falls
recently, was born in an emigrant
wagon in 1848 while his parents we're
crossing Illinois on their way to
Beaver Dam, Wis.
KaIispelI-Dean King, county at
torney-elect, has appointed j. e.
Erickson as assistant prosecutor.
Judge Erickson was district judge
for a number of years and was chair
man of the state democratic CEN
trail committee in the recent cam
paign.
Great Falls-Great Falls new con-
crete bridge across the Missouri at
First avenue is open for traffic. The
concrete arch bridge is 1000 feet
long and has cost about $245,000.
Construction began in October, 1919.
The old steel bridge, which it will
replace, was built in 1888.
BrOadus-A. M. Vannett of Pill
grim creek says he has troubles
enough of his own without trying to
straighten out the difficulties of
quality for the office of justice of
the peace. He was elected justice of
Broadus township by a vote of 344.
Observation-Disclosures of 400 head
livestock from the growers in the
Boulder valley, completed here in the
last few days, have taken much of
the fat stock ON local ranches. The
purchases were made by Walter Lar
of Helena, who is shipping the
to the Galbraith Livestock Co.
Of Wyoming.
Miles City-Although Custer coun-
" is 40 years old and practically
every county in the east half of Mon
ana has been cut from this original
Daddy" of them all, the official
seal appears never to have been
by resolution or the board of
county commissioners as the law re-
Ka1ispell = Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
saacson celebrated their golden we'd
at their home near Kalispell.
big crowd of friends and relatives
assisted in the affair. Three genera
ions we're represented in the gather
ng. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaacson came to
he United States In 1880 and have
made their home here for a number
4 years. !.