The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-04-08
THE STATE

will construct a lodge building here
HelmviIle-A community hospital
will be built here.
Chester-The First State bank OF
Chester has increased its capital
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Livingston-Park county ranch
ers are going in for sugar beet cul-
ture on a large scale this season.
Butte - BY the adoption of the
budget system Butte plans on reduce
ing her expenses 100000 per year.
Observation-Disclosures of the G.. A.
R., after their annual convention in
June, vii take a trip through the
Yellowstone park.
DilIon-The Hans Anderson ranch
of $40 acres of irrigated land, has
been sold to Nicholas Spear for $40,-
900.
GIendive-The o. G. C. Chemical
company, capitalized at 500, 900,
has been organized here to manu-
facture and market a goitre cure and
other medicines.
Livingston - Livingston business
men have incorporated a company
which will bid on 100000 worth of
Pof II OIo dSttOA W bO SOlAOll 0GtCd
in Livingston this season.
HarIowton - The Harlowton Oil
and Gas Company has commenced
the drilling of an oil well on Big
Elk dome about eight miles south of.
Two Dot.
DilIon-Earl Ogilvie has made the
master catch so far this season when
he landed a rainbow trout measur-
ing 81 inches in length and weigh
ing Is pounds.
POplar-Sixteen suits will be insti-
tuted by the federal government in
this section against stockmen who
have run stock on the Fort Peck In
dian reservation and failed to pay
grazing fees.
Missoula-Word has been received
here that Henry Hendrickson and
John Swanson, both former residents
of Missoula, we're killed in an auto
mobile accident in Seattle a few
days ago.
Missoula-E. A. Sherman, former
has been appointed associate forester
headquarters in Washington.
His chief will be w. F. Greedy, also
q former MISSOURI man.
Miles City - Following a vote
taken by the high school organiza-
ton, all male pupils of the Custer
high school are appearing at
1aily sessions in coveralls and over
Ills.
Helena-Dr. W. F. Cogswell, state
health officer, says Helena's princi-
pal water supply is charged with ty-
,hoid germs and calls upon people of
Helena to take immediate steps to
themselves.
Milestone - Thomas P. Conwell,
ender on a Milwaukee engine, fell,
,reaking his back. He was rushed
o the Miles City hospital on a spe-
ial train, but died a short time after
lis arrival.
St%evensville - Joseph Townsend,
resident of the Associated Students
It the state university, is leaving the
University to become connected with
he Northwest Tribune at Stevens
lille.
Three Forks-An attempt will be
made to develop a promising oil
tructure not far from Three Forks.
/ string of drilling tools is being
laced in position and drilling will
e started soon.
Butte-Frank Eltz, charged with
he murder of John Rolich, his bro
her-in-law, slashed his throat with
razor which a friend had smuggled '
D to him, and is in a precarious con-
ition.
Great Falls-Friends of the late :
Brother Van" Orsdel have started
movement looking to the building
f a 100000 memorial in honor of :
ne man who devoted a long life to
he service of his fellows. L
Livingston-The situation with re-
ard to the hungry elk herds in the
of Yellowstone national park I
as shown an improvement during
lie past few weeks. The herds are
sginning to drift back into the park.
the weather continues good, the
TX of them will be all right, but a
eavy storm would BE disastrous.
Acknowledgement Stewart has v
pointed Attorney General Ford,
Mark Hoyt of Glasgow, J.=
ruce Kremer of Butte and David :,
of Lewistown to represent y
in Washington at a confer
Ice to be held at the United States
lreau of mines to discuss the oil :
ID gas leasing law, recently enact
by congress. s.
Great Falls - Wendell Everett,
.tenced to Is months in Leaven-
orth p~enitentiary, and Robert Al {.
rtson, serving a sentence in the :
wis and Clark county Jail for boot
gging, brought to Great Falls as M
theses in a case before the fed
al court, managed to escape from
e officers and have not been ap-
ehended. =
Helena-After having had under
nsideration for several months the 81
lin of Mrs. Daisy McCelvie of yell
for compensation for the
ath of her husband, who was =
owned in the Yellowstone river a =
" minutes after beginning work u
: the county, the state industrial
board has decided to allow
: claim of the widow, and settled =
tn her under the lump sum plan. Ell
g received $4,000.
interested i
the national park-to-park high
which makes the circle through ~