The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-11
THE STATE.
Lavina-The Lavina flour mill is

Layina-The Lavina flour mill Il
to be opened in the near future.
Deer Lodge-Joseph Smith, news
paperman, has been appointed tenn
porary postmaster of this city.
Miles City - Two troops of boy
scouts have been organized at the
state industrial school here.
Hamilton-A new theater, which
will have a seating capacity of 1000
is to be built here.
MissouIa-George Hardman, aged
IL, disappeared from his home a few
days ago, and has not since been
heard of.
Hardin-Two carloads of oil drill
ing machinery for the Western States
Oil company have arrived here and is
being taken to Soap creek.
Liyingston-The hunters and the
hard winter of last year have greatly
reduced the Yellowstone park elk
herds, according to park authorities.
Kalispell-Ralph Wilson, aged 10,
son of Ellsworth Wilson, was instant
ly killed when the bicycle on which
he was riding was struck by an auto
mobile.
Livingston-This year the govern
ment planted 100000 fish fry in
the Yellowstone park, according to
Horace nj. Albright, superintendent
of the wonderland.
Butte-Michael Webb, colored.
and Frances Steele, have been held
to the district court on a charge of
numbering James McAlone and Al
Kerrigan, ex-service men.
Great FaIls-The local post of the
American legion, numbering approx
mately 1000 members, is now the
second largest post of the organiza-
tion in Montana.
He1ena-These Montana post Of
fices have become presidential offices
with salaries as follows: Gardiner,
$1,000; Geyser, $1,000; Glacier
Park, $1,700; Red Stone, $1,000.
Observation-Disclosures of the local
chamber of commerce entertained
several hundred residents of all parts
of Gallatin county at a big harvest
festival here.
Bozeman-Miss Doris Ingram of
Helena, daughter of the late George
Felix Ingram, has been appointed
home demonstration agent in Still
water county for the state college ok
tension service.
Observation-Disclosures looking
to the building of a line to supply
and power to the Shields river
valley were started this week by bust
ness men of Clyde Park and Wilsall
and farmers of the valley.
KalispelI-EarI Weed, who drove
the car which collided with Ralph
Wilson, a lad of Is, while the boy was
riding a bicycle, resulting in the boys
manslaughter.
Observation-Disclosures stole a leather
coat valued at $3.50, and another coat
which was not claimed, from the
,loakroom of the First Presbyterian
church here while a Halloween party
was in progress.
Butte-Peace officers here are
Kept on the alert in preventing fur
her vandalism, especially in 5000
vacant homes, most of which are sit
in South Butte, which was for
nerIy known as "the flat"
Great Fa1Is-Members of the con-
,regation of the First Methodist
.hurch here subscribed $4,000 to
he Brother Van" Orsdel Memorial
,uilding of the Montana Deaconess
chool at Helena.
HeIena-As the result of a freak
a Helena barber will shave a
Helena undertaken all the rest of his
life without charge. If Wheeler had
'een elected the undertaken would
ave buried the barber without
barge. {
HeIena-The banner state for ma {
inc en1istments in the west during {
he war, Montana may again hold
he honor. Recruiting officers here
nnounced that this state sent 109 s
len into the service during Septem-
er. {
'eterson have overcome the difficult t
Y of pushing and showing with
light and main, to open and close
ne big entrance doors on the Al t
arage by the use of a mechanism g
hey invented propelled by compress c
ed air. t
Dillon-Information has been re- t
.ived from st. Joseph, Mo-, of the f
cath of w. It. Hayward, formerly C
onnected with the Dillon Tribune. I
was employed as a hotel C
Jerk and on the early morning of S
ctober 21 was found shot to death
y a guest who entered the place. n
he assailant is unknown. t
BY keeping a backyard poultry il