The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-05-14
THE STATE

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Hobson-An American legion DOS
has been organized here.
Yellowstone park sea
son will open June 20.
INSTRUMENTATION will construc
curbing and sidewalks.
Dillon-Charles J.. Bell has beer
appointed postmaster at Wisdom.
| HarlOwtOn-A flax fibre mill MAY
be erected here.
MASSACHUSETTS,. ]. Wilson Moore
has been elected president of the Mis-.
lsoula Woman's club.
Great FaIls-Dentists of Montana
will meet here in annual convention
for the week beginning May "a. s.
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.
MissouIa-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 10000 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-Undersher Otto Gosman
has been appointed sheriff of Beaver
head county, to succeed the late C.
X. 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.
Bainyil1e-A. w. Springhorn, for
eight years assistant cashier of the
Farmers state bank of this place, has
been appointed state deputy super
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
pitaI 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graphical union has withdrawn from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.
Harlowton-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-
dated Industries, and all restaurants |
Ind cafes have opened up again.
Harlowton-A rifle and pistol club |
las been organized here, with over |
30 charter members. 1t will affil- |
ate with the National Rifle associa-
ion. G. T. Ta1lackson is president |
If the local organization.
Miles City-Law officers, directed
" Attorney General Ford, recently
aided the Miles City underworld,
making some 40 arrests of inmates of
louses of prostitution and bootleg
.ers.
Helena - New trials have been
.ranted w. f. Dunn and R. B. Smith,
Connected with the Butte Bulletin,
nd who were convicted of sedition
or articles published in the Butte
ewspaper. :
Great Falls-Amos T. Woodruff, !
ecretary of the Cascade Trades and !
.abor assembly and financial secre- s
MON, has disappeared. Union funds, s
which he was in charge, are said
D be about $1,000 short.
Livingston-Col. B. o. Johnson, /.
primer superintendent of the Mon )
ana division of the Northern Paci-
c, and who has been in command of /,
ne American Railway corps in ST.
eria, is expected to arrive home in O
une.
LivingstOn-Burns resulting from !
fall into boiler of scarding water .
aused the death OF the three-year- E
Id daughter of Joseph Rank of Muir i
few days ago. The child toppled =
YER backwards into the boiler and =
as scalded about the back and legs. \
Missoula-Two million yellow and .
hite pine shrubs will be planted on q
900 acres of national land en- +,
'aced in five projects in western
ontana this year. The work will h
,cessitate the employment of 400 Fl
en-.
Helena - An international joint a.
mmission, representing the govern Il
ents of the United States and Can
la will hold sitting in Billings on
ay &c and 81 with the idea of i'm n
owing transportation facilities be- r
reen Alberta and Montana. n,
Livingston-The state convention
the American legion will be held n,
re June % and 20. Franklin y,
Olier, national commander of the n,
gion, will attend and Col. Theodore
,osevelt has been invited. 1t is ex-
cted that 500 former soldiers of y
e great war will attend. n
III arJoufOn-W T, Dv9arf has in srn11