The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-25
THE STATE.

Great FaIls-Mrs. Edith G. Con
molly, widow of the late Policeman
Frank H. Connolly, will receive al
appointment as deputy sheriff under
Sheriff-elect Bob Gordon.
Great Falls-About SO per cent oil
the cattle to be shipped out of Mon
shipped, mostly to eastern markets,
according to DR.. Perry zenor, veter-
mary Inspector of the bureau of ami
NAL industry.
HeIena-The Montana state as
sembly of the American Association
of Engineers will be held in Butte
December IL, according to invita-
lions being sent out by w. j. Mahon,
president, and c.. A. Bowen, secre-
tary, of the association.
Helena-Two thousand signs will
mark two main highways leading to
Helena-the Central Montana high
way and the Electric highway-it is
announced by M. Max Goodsill, sec
Rotary of the Helena Commercial
club.
Butte-The Poulin, Alice and
West Gray Rock mines, all zinc prop
critics of the Anaconda Copper Min
ing company, we're closed down.
About 40 men were employed at the
properties. Some of them have been
transferred to other mines in the
district.
Great FaIls-H. f. Lee, for four
years vice president and manager of
the Commercial National bank, has
resigned his position and is leaving
the institution. Lee has been in
California for several days. 1t is I'M
derstood that he has an attractive
proposition on the coast which will
eventually call him there.
Butte-Mike Peaches" Webbe,
colored, was found guilty of murder
in the first degree by a jury here.
Webbe was charged with the muir
der Of two service men who were
found dying in a cabin here on Aug
ust IT.. An autopsy indicated that
the men had died from cocaine poi
soning.
Neihart-Operations at the Mel
and the miners laid off. R. 0. Wales,
resident manager, said that the shut
down would probably be only temper
airy, but did not assign any reason
the cessation of operations. H.
l.. Maury of Butte is president of this
MissouIa-Mrs. Fred McCully, so,
was held on a charge of first degree
murder by a coroner's jury at Plains,
Investigating the death on November
z, of Leon Richardson, overseas vet
and rancher, found shot to
Heath in his automobile, near Plains.
Mrs. McCully is the mother-in-law of
he slain man.
Great FaIIs-A "~self-service" gro
,ery has been opened at 419 Central
by Henry George, a Great
Falls boy. The "~self-service" idea
s an adaptation of the cafeteria plan
If restaurants to the grocery store,
which allows the consume to make
lis own selections from price mark
I'd articles and to pay for them to a
,ashier.
Darby-E. J. Ker1ie visited his
rapping territory in the mountains
tributary to Tin Cup creek and re-
urned with a record catch of 10 mar
ems and a large fox, evidently of the
ed variety, though its fur is excep-
light colored. The animal
an unusual size and is pronounc-
ID an oddly by men familiar with
he various fur bearing animals of
he Bitter Root mountains.
Helena-Chairman A. E. Spriggs
f the state industrial accident board
as completed his fifth annual re-
ort. 1t is that for the year ending
une 80, 1920. 1t shows that since
board has been in existence there
as been paid to injured workmen
nd the relatives of those killed by
ccident the total of s2,511,584.34.
his went to 31,335 injured work
1en or their dependents, including
81 death claims.
KalispelI-H. e. Hegranes, mana
er of the City grocery, and H. w. :
manager of Bernard's gro c
cry, were brought into court charg- C
d with selling butter without having
he name of the maker Of the net '
eight of the package printed on the b
-rapper. Both grocers admitted the V
harges and paid fines of SIS each. a
hey stated that the butter was pur- 8
hased from farmers who did not {
abel the package. d
Butte-William F. Dunn, for the A
lst three years a labor agitator
mong the radical elements in Butte, n
ditor of the Butte Daily Bulletin, b
of the legislature in 1919, F
nd defeated for reelection this fall, h
as left Butte. He has gone to San +
Francisco. Since the departure of b
'unn from Butte, Jack Carney, for G
an editor of Truth, a radical G.
utilization in Duluth, has come here n
) editor of the Bulletin. It has been a
lid that for some time past Dunn v
ad said that he intended leaving 1
ute for a larger field. First re- c
had 1t he was going to Chicago. Il
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