The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-12-15
THE STATE


resumed at the Chinook flour mill.
Harlem-When his horse fell OF
him on the ice, Hilmar Loraas, aged
16, suffered a broken leg.
Helena - The first of the large
contracts in the University of Mon
tana building program will be let the
first week in January.
Anaconda-For the first six month
period of the fiscal year the city OF
Anaconda has been within its in
come.
Butte-Rotarians of the state will
ask DR.. Lorenz, the famous Austrian
"bloodless surgeon" to visit Mon
tana.
Vaughn-Miss Mary Morehead, a
school girl, has won the prize offered
by a western canning concern, young
women of IL western states compet-
ing.
Red Lodge-Chinese p~heasants
liberated in Carbon county by the
local rod and gun club, acting in CO.
operation with the state fish and
game commission, are thriving.
Helena-A revision of railroad
rates on petroleum and it's products
in Montana will be the subject of a
hearing before the state railroad
commission set for December 10.
Butte-While Hermann Fischer
was at work, thieves broke into his
cabin and stole $500 of his hard
earned savings which he had secreted
in a tomato can on a kitchen shelf.
Butte-The bail of Monte Harris,
~ 90 41@ 49, 5000 &C H.
murder of Cyril Schilling at the Har-
rison hotel on November rs, was fix
ed at $4,000.
Bozeman-With her faithful dog
lying across her body, Mrs. Ida Lamb
Bertleson was found frozen to death
in a clump of brush about a mile
north of this city one night recently.
Great Falls-One hundred entries
have been made for the annual show
of the Great Falls Poultry and Rab-
bit association here, December IL to
Is, inclusive.
Red Lodge-Acting as trustee of
bond holders, the Union Bank and
Trust company has instituted suit
against the Bearcreek Coal company
judgment for 100000 al
to be due on bonds.
Anaconda-With a record of but
So criminal actions and 83 civil suits
since January l., Deer Lodge
most ~peaceable and best behaved
of the state.
Great FalIs-Records kept by the
county attorneys office during the
period from March 1 to the present
line, show that the county has col
ected approximately ~$6,982.50 in
Ines from convicted bootleggers.
misunderstanding to Walter
shaw, of Gardiner, who is a visitor
n Livingston, few elk were killed in
he Gardiner country this year. Shaw
aid as far as he could learn only six
TX were killed at Gardiner.
MISUNDERSTANDING a reported def
cit in the last Montana state fair at
Helena of an amount estimated at
rom $4,000 to $4,000, the state
-oard of examiners has voted to stop
II expenditures of the fair associa-
ion until further notice.
Helena-Thirteen candidates for
to practice law in Montana
ppeared last week before the board
1 CAoiiihClo dPPOlhICd Wy thO ou- l
RENE court. One of the candidates
a blind man-D. f. Shea-and the
a woman, Fannie Mayhem,
9th of Butte.
Deer Lodge - William Fountain,
)nvicted of Staying George Warbur-
N, deputy sheriff of Powell county
nd given from 20 to 40 years for
,cond degree murder, must serve his
'rm in the ~penitent1ary, according
a decision of the state supreme
,urt.
Bozeman-"Heck's Pup" a toy de-
gned by Miss Ada Smith of Boze-
an, is finding a ready market. The
y is being manufactured by a large
Miss Smith is attending an
t school in Chicago. She was for
erly affiliated with the Bozeman
)rary and for a short time did news
per work.