The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-06-09
THE STATE

Red Lodge-Pinned against a mine
car by a fall of rock, life was in
stantly crushed from the body OF
Oscar Aho at the Eastside mine.
Observation-Disclosures Taylor of SUI
perior was killed two miles west OF
that town when a truck, driven by j.
A. Mcdonald, ran off the grade.
Helena-The Broadwater plunge,
the largest indoor hot water swim
ming pool III the world, opened a few,
days ago with a good attendance.
Helena-Mrs. j. R. E. Sievers of
Butte has been appointed by Cover
nor Joseph M. Dixon as a member
of the state board of charities and
reforms.
Great FalIs-Delegations from the
nine other country clubs of Montana
were in Great Falls to be present at
the formal opening of the new $780,
900 Meadowlark Country club.
Dillon-John Clay, a ranch hand,
So years of age, and ill, killed him
self in the Dillon hospital by shoot
ing himself through the heart and
brain.
Helena - The Montana railroad
commission has taken under consid-
Grafton the application of the Ameri-
can Railway Express company for an
increase of 26 per cent in rates.
Di1lon-A survey of health condi-
tons in this city has revealed the
fact that Dillon can lay claim to be-
ing one Of the healthiest cities of
any size in the state.
Whitefish-A contract has been
with the local boys band and
Spokane Inland Empire celebra-
ton committee for the appearance of
local boys at Spokane for three
days, July 4, 5 and s.
MISUNDERSTANDING J. Levengood,
81 years old, and one of the first resi-
tents of Deer Lodge valley, is dead
after a short illness. He fought
the civil war as a lieutenant
Ind after the war located in Mon
Miles City-The grasshoppers are
out in numbers sufficient to
belief that the visitation will
amount to an invasion unless cool,
lamp weather, with some rain, comes
II time to check the danger and des-
roy the young and the eggs.
Red Lodge-War to the death on
predatory animals and birds has been
declared by the Red Lodge rod and
club and a contest has been in
itituted that should lead to the ex-
inction of those species in this To-
Iora61n IrIcf on ~, Or nnAI,.a
ion and proved area warrant, an ex-
'enditure of upwards of a quarter
# a million dollars that the project
INVOLVES, a pipeline company will en-
er the Soap creek field on the Crow
indian reservation and make possible
peedy marketing of the oil.
Ka1ispelI-A decree of divorce
$4,000 alimony has been
ssued by Judge G. w. Pomeroy to
Irs. Leda P. Miller, wife of DR.. W.
Vymond Miller. DR.. Miller is the
of the late DR.. c.. B. Miller, a
ioneer of the state.
Miles City-The body of William |
IcMonigal was brought to town last
Yeek by Coroner Plimpton from a
pot about 20 miles southeast, where
was found with the side of the
cad crushed, the result of McMoni- ,
ais auto turning over an embank-
lent. His family lives here. I,
Great Falls-Three large copper
ills, operating in a dugout near the :
[issouri river, II miles south of :
-reat Falls, were confiscated and :
estroyed by Sheriff Bob Gordon and }
We deputies. Thomas J. Browning, ;
lillian Anderson and Claude Schef- :
,r were arrested charged with manu- :
lcturing liquor. :
Hardin-A framed photograph of .
eneral Custer and the buckskin !
and breaches he wore in Da- :
ota and Montana, are being sent to :
.ardin by Mrs. Custer, who lives in :
York. They are to be kept in =
lie county library here, being sent T
recognition of what the people of !
is locality are doing to preserve the 9
emory of the deeds of General Gus .
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