The Wolf Point herald., 1920-01-22
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Great Falls - o. S. Warden ha.
been elected president of the Grea
Falls Commercial club.
Observation-Disclosures of the Liv
ingston overall factory have beer
given a 20 per cent increase in pay
Jordan-Arthur M. Hengle has
purchased the Jordan Gazette of Joe
P. Parker.
Bozeman-Bozeman is planning
the expenditure of 100000 on school
buildings
Whitefish-The J. c. Penney COM
pany will open a mercantile house
here in the near future.
Livingston-W. d. Golfer, a repres-
entatiye of the d. M. Ferry Seed Co.,
has made contracts for number of
seed crops in the Shields river valley.
Kalispeu - Flathead county has
over 100000 invested in road equip
ment, according to an inventory made
about the first of the year.
Twin Bridges-Potatoes are selling
in the Jefferson valley, one of the
great potato growing sections of the
state, at five cents per pound.
Liyingston-Thec city of Livingston
will purchase an island in the Yellow
stone, and make it into a municipal
park.
Helena-Robert Anderson, a half
breed, was sentenced to so days in
Jail and fined 500 for selling whisky
to Indians.
Anaconda-The mayor of Anacon-
da has dismissed the police matron,
an action which aroused storm of
protest from the women of the city.
Missoula The Missoula school
board has decided on increasing the
pay of teachers to the amount of
$25, 900 annually.
Butte-Large quantities of sugar,
seized by revenue officers in raids on
moonshine stills, will be sold at auc-
tion at the Butte postoffice in a few
days.
Great FaIls-William Jenkins, a
former Great Falls barber, died at
Idaho, few days ago as a
result of drinking moonshine whisky
which contained wood alcohol.
Miles City-Local night schools
are developing many prospective can
didates for citizenship among the for
eign element. Every session of the
school is crowded.
Chinook-F. M. Role, acting coun-
ty treasurer of Blaine county, and M.
]. Gervais, contestant for the office,
have submitted their differences to
the supreme court.
Chinook-The commissioners of
DIoiDn ao1,atu xrriI1 rVrahac0 On nm
bushels of seed wheat for distribu-
ton among farmers in need of assist
ance.
Poplar-C. Jansen of Poplar is be-
hind movement to organize state
automobile racing association, and
would include in his organization the
cities of Great Falls, Helena, Miles
City, Billings and Poplar, and other
owns where there are race tracks
for motor racing.
Jordan-Joseph Sullivan of Jordan
md Alex Cameron of Little Dry have
been advised by the French govern
nent of the award to them of the
Jroix de Guerre for bravery in Bel
GUM. Sullivan also won the distin-
guished service medal for conspicu-
0us bravery during the battle of the
Argonne.
Anaconda-Martin May, working
n large smelter coal bin alone, was
taught and buried in cave of coal
Ind buried for several hours before |
le was rescued. A searcher saw his |
land sticking out from the coal and |
le was dug out by large force of
men. He was badly bruised but will |
ecover.
Twin Bridges-The prospect for
,ood crop were never better at this
eason of the year in this section. The
leavy SHOWS have provided an abund-
nee of moisture, which has all gone
nto the ground, putting it into excel
ent condition for the forthcoming
eason. There is an abundance of
now in the mountains, insuring an
mple water supply for irrigation.