The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-06-02
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: Butte-Louis Dreibelbis will repre-
sent the Butte Rotary club at the
Edinburgh Scotland international
rotary convention.
Livingston-The Waseda japanese
university baseball team will play q
local nine here July 2 in the only STOP
en- route from Chicago to Seattle ii
was decided.
Great Falls-The body of Daniel
Lochray of Great Falls who was
drowned June 4, 1920, while crossing
the middle fork Of the Fiathead river
at Teola, was found near Nyak.
Livingston-Clayton Allen, a Liv-
ingston youth accidentally shot him
self in the stomach with a % rifle
at a ranch several miles from here.
His condition is reported as serious.
Butte-Montana is the most fertile
field for converts to the Mormon
faith than any other state In the
northwest, according to the state
ment of Herber c. Iverson, head of
the Mormon mission.
Coal Wood=Following the spud-
ding in of an oil we'll near this place
John w. Jansen, local merchant, has
laid out and plated a townsite which
will be put on the arket if oil IS
struck.
Missoula-Dudley Richards for
merly secretary of the Missoula
Chamber of Commerce has been
made manager of a string of motion
picture theaters in Missoula and the
$daho Panhandle.
Helena-The American Legion will
put on a drive this week for new
members. Delinquents will also be
rounded up. There is to be an effort
to send a large delegation to the state
convention of the order which meets
in Lewistown June 81 and %.
Bozeman-The robbery of the Will
low Greek bank proved far more seri-
Gus than at first reported. A check
of the contents of the safe deposit
boxes that were rifled showed that
liberty bonds war savings certificates
and jewelry valued at over $500 was
stolen.
Butte-When Georgia Anderson
died recently she left as part of her
estate four barrels of whisky, worth
at bootleggers prices $4,000. Her
heir is Paul Rossi of Kirby, Wyom-
but Kirby cannot get the whisky
because of the prohibition laws. He
has engaged lawyers In an effort to
secure for him these liquid assets.
Red Lodge-George Mcclellan a
rancher and stockman, recent
ly underwent a painful experience
when resetting a beartrap. 1t sprug
and caught his left hand and face, in
juring his jaw and presenting a diff
ficult job to secure his release. He
was alone at the time in the eBar-
.ooth mountains north of the Clark
Fork canyon.
Miles City-Cordial endorsement
Of the project for furnishing power
md irrigation for the Yellowstone
from Forsyth to Glendive
through the installation of a hydro
plant at Buffalo rapids was
given here by E. F. Benson COLOMBIA
ion agent of the Northern Pacific.
Livingston-Clayton Allen, a Liv-
ngston youth, accidentally shot him
ielf in the stomach with a .22 rifle
It a ranch several miles from here.
lis condition is reported as serious.
The boys father died from a gun
not wound accidentally inflicted by
ompanions during the operations of
posse here several years ago.
Miles City-With the addition of
mother plane to the fleet of the Aero :
lilies City club, additional accom-
rotations for those who wish to :
ravel out of Miles City by air have
cen offered. The club now has three :
hips, two of which are in constant
either for short trips by local
hysicians or business men or on
3nger trips to the oil fields or :
e%ighboring owns.
Deer Lodge-Francis E. Gallagher, S
popular young nan of Powell
ounty was accidentally killed by the :
of his car on Priest Pass
Dad about three miles this side of i
Won. Gallagher vas alone when
e left Deer Lodge, where he had :
)ent the evening with friends. Par
coming to Deer Lodge early in
lie morning found the deceased, who y
ad been dead several hours. The
oung man was % years of age.