The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-05-13
THE STATE

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Observation-Disclosures park sea.
son will open June 20.
Naturalization will construct
curling and sidewalks.
Dilon-Charles J.. Bell has beer
appointed postmaster at Wisdom.
Harlowton-A flax fibre mill may
be erected here.
Missoula-Mrs. j. Wilson Moore
has been elected president of the Mis-
soula Woman's club.
Great Falls-Dentists of Montana
VIII meet here in annual convention
for the week beginning May "a.
Ryegate-The Security Bridge Co,
of Billings has been awarded the
contract for the construction of the
Ryegate water system.
HarlOwton-A. d. Anderson, form
erly agricultural agent of Richland
county, has accepted a similar posi-
ton with Wheatland county.
Missoula-The demand for labor
here exceeds the supply, according to
Alexander Swaney, head of the fed
eral employment bureau here.
Harlowton - Herbert M. Peet of
the Harlowton Press will deliver a
series of lectures on journalism at the
Montana Wesleyan college next year.
Square Butte-W. P. Sullivan and
c. w. Buck, cattlemen, have purchas-
ed 1900 acres of land from S. W.
Clark.
Twin Bridges-The state game and
fish department will plant $4,000 fry
in streams tributary to the Ruby
river.
Chinook-George Klass, adjudged
guilty of stealing wheat from his
neighbors, has been sentenced to six
years in the penitentiary.
DillOn-Undersheriff Otto Gosman
has been appointed sheriff of Beaver
head county, to succeed the late G..
K. Wyman, murdered recently.
Missoula-The plan to patrol the
Montana forests with airplanes has
been abandoned because of the gov
ernment's inability to secure aviators.
BainvilIe-A. w. Springhorn, for
eight years assistant cashier of the
Farmers state bank of this place, has
been appointed state deputy super
intendent of banks.
Helena-DeWitt Hutchins will ar
rive from California May Is to take
charge of the Broadwater hotel,
which is to be opened by Helena ca
pital for the tourist season.
LivingstOn-The Livingston Typo
graphical union has withdrawn from
the Trades and Labor council, be-
cause of the fact that the socialists
have secured control of that body.
HarIowton-Peter S.. Olson, for
many years proprietor of the Graves
hotel of this place, is dead. Olson
was formerly in the hotel business in
Miles City.
Butte-The Cooks and Walters
strike has been settled through COM
promise agreement with the Asso-
ciated Industries, and all restaurants
and cafes have opened up again.
Harlowton-A rifle and pistol club
has been organized here, with over
so charter members. 1t will affil-
late with the National Rifle associa-
ton. G.. T. Ta1lackson is president
of the local organization.
Miles City-Law officers, directed
by Attorney General Ford, recently
raided the Miles City underworld,
making some 40 arrests of inmates of
houses of prostitution and bootleg
Helena - New trials have been
granted w. f. Dunn and R. B. Smith,
connected with the Butte Bulletin,
and who were convicted of sedition
for articles published in the Butte
newspaper.
Great FaIIs-Amos T. Woodruff,
secretary of the Cascade Trades and
assembly and financial secre-
5ary of the Mill and Smeltermen's
has disappeared. Union funds,
IF which he was in charge, are said
be about $1,000 short.
Livingston-Col. B. o. Johnson,
superintendent of the Mon
division of the Northern Paci-
'ic, and who has been in command of
he American Railway corps in ST.
,eria, is expected to arrive home in
Tune.
Livingston-Burns resulting from
fall into a boiler of scalding water
iaused the death of the three-year-
Id daughter of Joseph Rank of Muir
few days ago. The child toppled /,
'ver backwards into the boiler and :
vas scalded about the back and legs. !
MissouIa-Two million yellow and
pine shrubs will be planted on :
900 acres of national land en- +
raced in five projects in western :
Iontana this year. The work will !
.yecessitate the employment of 400 +
Helena - An international joint g
commission, representing the govern +
lents of the United States and Can
da will hold a sitting in Billings on
lay 26 and 81 with the idea of i'm r
rowing transportation facilities be- {
Alberta and Montana. n
Livingston-The state convention
f the American legion will be held n
ere June % and 20. FRANKLIN =
national commander of the n
sgion, will attend and Col. Theodore
.%oosevelt has been invited. 1t is ex- :
that 500 former soldiers of i
lie great war will attend. 4
HarIowton-W. L. Dysart has in j
ented a moving electric sign on a
ew principal, which is pronounced
Y manufacturers as superior to any
ling else on the market. 1t is oper- 4
Ted at a very small cost and is so '
ranged that any wording can be 4
ashed from it by switchboard mani
Lavina-L. E. Reed shot and killed +