The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-06
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!. seelf of Plains has been
hjpes N. s state board of equaliza-
BY ~ .t.af ia charge Of tax mat
& Is coo per annum. be sue
!, 1ehu Edgerton, res'sne''. .sza7 ass
80, men employed, the J: Nells
xFth ~ n.oy has reopened its mill
e county Only one shift is operating
tlpot but if the outlook 1ustl-
|%hsr shifts will pc auueu'
zissteod . o
!. forest fire patrol VIII not OF
~ VA to Missoula and western
s This season, and that Fort
fspel. =. m made known officially in e
re s's ssnator Il. L. Meyers by &.
Ff y adjutant general of the
Hsl 9 otes army. This step indi-
]! that Fort M1ssoula will be '''.,1 re-
n ,.na in the near future ,~~-s~
II r. Keene, inspector in
Sp. # the regular army for the
.s' Guard of Montana. viii re-
~ applications from World war vet yet.
N ". a tar the victory medals which are
~ ~ d. throughout the sa coun-
sH .noyjeations must be accompa-
o. :, ap n. discharge certificate or q
:, CODY of the same .
.,,ad Juhray was sentenced oy
,.ssp J. J. Lynch at Butte to De
W. u,.a an Time 10 for the murder Of
u ,ta ]. Gibson on the afternoon OF
,ptsu'ser % last: .
49,, we'll established authorities it
hooo,ue known that the Mormon
.,.h If Salt Lake, one Of the wealth
=, 1T examinations Of its kind in the
s.,tsa States, is largely interested in
!. rovler dome at Conrad, which is
WI If the Marias river fold. having
ss;es on 5000 acres.
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,,anstrial conditions are much bet
., in the Red Lodge mines than in
no,t sections of the United States, &C
nrdipg to a statement by the superin-
,.odput of the local mines. At the pres
Il fine the mines Of that city are car
wing about S45 men on their payrolls,
Via are working three days per week.
Their output is about 10000 tons OF
sal ner week. as against normal av-
,nee production of about 10000 to
ZOO tons in the same period OF time.
After spending 100000 on the prop
en, the Bair-Collins Coal company
his been ordered by the Carbon Coal
c,nusny to vacate the old Keene mine.
! few miles west Of Roundup. The
tcperty has been in litigation several
Years and was finally leased to G. j
NGleary, who sub-let it to the Batr-
Collins company.
. assi
CD. Greenfield. publicity man foi
lie Great Northern Railway company
md one Of the veteran newspaper
MN Of Montana, while visiting in
Butte stated that appearances seem Il
h that the Treasure state is; shaking
Of the milestone Of business depres
don and is emerging into an era al
raerlty Ample snowfall presage'
good crops. '4
Indians of the Flathead tribe art
receiving tribal money from the gov
annent, the amount being given a
tbs time being 500 per capita. ant
With $500 Indians Of the tribe, tn
amount being circulated is a quartz
o. 4 million dollars. This money from
tA Indian department is for the sal
| u timber and lands and most Of it 1
seting in immediate circulation.
stick 'er over the Of PAM" crie'
william keane, aged IA. Of Butte, t
companion. His playmate emulate'
Walter Johnson but was struck dunn
WIN amazement when an -expl0sio
followed the catch by young Keans
oynamite cap, such as is used 4
ue mines, which the Keane boy wa
aa sl in his hand, was exploded b
ne impact Of the baseball. He wi
lose three fingers, physicians al
hounced. .sl 5i!1s.g
Inc first death in Montana this yes
iM Rocky mountain spotted feve
wy at Hamilton on April Is, .-eigl
pW after the patient was bitten "a
WOOD tick, according to word r
0ased BY DR.. Il. p. Hitchcock, bacter
.elst for the state board of healtl
'ln Or. L. R. Parker, assistant sta,
unolosist in charge Of the expeI
"'Atai station at Victor. #f# I
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lae Helena Light and Railway cor
wy seeks rate increases for all i
uuanes-electricity, gas and @stre
'ss'ay-in a petition filed with Il
'Ae public service commission at III.
W. NO specified amount is asked
'ueselectricty and yos ro+os h,,t nc