The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-03-18
THE STATE

Missoula-M. R. Marshall, pioneer
grocer, has retired.
Glasgow - Glasgow Masons plan
the erection of a temple.
Missoula-The dates of the west
ern Montana state fair have been
fixed for September %, 20 and 80.
Helena-The Helena chamber of
commerce has started a campaign
for 1900 members.
Bozeman - The annual summer
session at the college of agriculture
will begin June 81 and end Septem-
Der 3.
Great Falls-William R. Rance,
formerly of the Silver Dollar, has
purchased a hotel at Roundup.
Glasgow-A bond election, for the
purpose of raising $4,000 for farm
relief work, will be held in Valley
county March %.
Helena-The Helena commercial
club is planning a trade tour to Min
neapolis and St. Paul to further the
establishment of branch houses of
wholesalers and jobbers in Helena.
Butte-Butte having financed her
self with a consolidated bond issue
of 100000 has ordered the payment
OF outstanding warrants amounting
to $365,900.63.
Culbertson-The farming outlook
of Roosevelt county is good. Farm
say there is an abundance of
moisture in the ground and the pros
poets for a crop are excellent.
Red Lodge-Herbert Dewell, aged
three years, while playing with
matches set his clothing on fire and
was so badly burned that death re-
Missoula-All playhouses in Mis-
soula and five theaters in northern
Idaho have come under the control
Of the recently organized Northwest
rheaters company.
Great Falls-Judge Bourquin has
removed from office G.. E. King, the
United States commissioner at Bonin.
The complaint against King was that
lis charges were excessive.
Miles City-Emery Seeley, famous
rider, was killed here a
'ew days ago when he was thrown
~ a bucking broncho. Seeley's
leck was broken.
Butte-Sheriff O'Rourke destroy
ID 100000 worth of whisky one day
ecently. The stock, which was the
property of Lucille Howard, was
eized by the officers after it had
,een stolen.
Hardin-Sheriff John Macleod of
Big Horn county, who went east to
ring back Charles G. Blankenship,
harged with cattle rustling, was
AIKEN i'll of pneumonia in Goshen, N.
r, and is in the hospital.
acknowledgements Strain, "a
of age, committed suicide by
hooting herself with a rifle. She
7as suffering from the influenza and
) believed to have become deranged.
Great Falls-Theodore Frederick
on, aged Is, believed to be suffering
rom mental alteration, wandered
his home one cold night re-
emily, and was badly frozen. His
ecovery is probable.
Livingston - Moonshine whisky
as been fairly plentiful here for a
me. The sheriff raided a place
ere recently and seized a still which
recently been in operation. Sup
lies taken yer sufficient to make
large quantity of whisky.
Pop1ar-When Ernest George fail
d to be in court when the jury re-
1rned a verdict of not guilty, dis
a charge of theft against
a bench warrant was issued for
i'm charging him with contempt of
ourt. He is said to have left the
ate.
Dodson-Mrs. B. F. Stevens has
one to Washington as one of a dele [
alton which will endeavor to hurry t
congress a bill providing for /
allotments to the Belknap In |
ANS and the opening of the reser- t
alton. The Indians are said to be v
'actically unanimous in favor of the t
easure. /
Miles City-An effort will be made
bring Colonel Theodore Roose- n
1T to Miles City on the occasion of n
Roundup and stampede which a
i'll be held here during the first s.
eek in June. v
Observation-Disclosures and vo- b
tional schools in the rural districts n
Montana are making great strides, il
cording to reports received by W
Iarles NJ. Reinochl, rural school SUI il
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