The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-31
THE STATE.

filed for record here.
Poplar-Poplar will build a com
munity hall.
held here 26 horses sold at an aver
age price of s117 per head.
Blackfoot-A modern school build
ing, to cost $4,000, will be erecte,
here.
Winnett - A wireless TELEGRAPH
service may be installed between
this point and Miles City.
Observation-Disclosures church peopl,
contemplate going into the moving
picture business, sing the churche.
in which to exhibit films.
Hamilton-Mrs. Marcus DAILY has
presented the Hamilton chamber o.
commerce with a site for a tourist
camp.
Butte-William Davey, who serv.
ed Butte as mayor 16 years ago., has
been nominated for the same place
on the democratic ticket.
Anaconda. B. McCavitt, incum-
bent, democrat, and Emery Kell, re-
publican, have been nominated fol-
mayor.
VhiitS Sitf"uIS. Dbl IlOooi
who was shot by a constable during a
liquor raid, is dead. The %coroner's
jury exonerated the constable.
Great Falls-Albert j. Fousek,
democrat, and Ray M. Armour, re-
publican, nominations for mayor
at the recent primaries.
Hamilton - The Ravalli county
farm bureau has started a campaign
which has for its object a member
ship of 1000.
Livingston-Three million gray
ling fry from the local fish hatchery
will be planted in nearby stream this
spring.
Livingston-Albert Lee, formerly
a prominent resident of Livingston.
is a candidate for mayor of San
Diego, California.
Butte-The explosion of a stick of
dynamite in the cabin of Mike Moro
vich demolished the cabin but Moro
yich escaped uninjured.
Helena-The body of Ray Brent,
first Montanan to be killed in the
world war, will be forwarded to Hell
ena, his former home, to be buried
with military honors.
Pony. E. Dennis has just re-
ceived a patent for a roller cattle
guard for railway crossings, and a
company is being organized for the
manufacture of the new device.
Helena-During the coming sea-
son two geological survey crews will
be sent from Washington to Montana
to collect and complete technical data
the oil fields of the state.
Anaconda-Fred B. Smith, a pio-
neer merchant of this place, was ia
tally injured in an automobile smash
on the Butte-Anaconda highway a
few days ago.
Missoula-J. G. Wood, state hor-
ticulturist, is advocating the creation
part of the state to save orchards
the inroads of insect pests.
Butte-The Manning-Wyman over
all factory, Butte's newest manufac-
turing industry will begin business
as soon as machinery, which is on
the ground, is installed.
Glasgow. e. Jones, secretary of
he Glasgow chamber of commerce
md agriculture, has resigned to ac-
,ept the secretaryship of the Great
Falls chamber of commerce.
KaIispelI-Mrs. Ole Fletten died
n a local hospital a few days ago as
he result of burns caused by an at
empt to start a fire in the kitchen
tove by the use of kerosene.
Square Butte-Granite being quar-
led from the local plant here con-
aims both light and dark granite and
t is claimed it is as good quality as
he noted Vermont product. A force
# four cutters is employed at pres
mt.
ounty superintendent of eastern
Iontana here it was decided that the
ummer school session for teachers
his year should be held here for ten
veeks beginning June 6.
Manhattan-The Manhattan Com
club is offering a prize of
5 to the person who will suggest
ne best slogan, containing not more
ian six words with the word Man
included.
Helena romance of the legis-
eliminated here in the we'd I
ing of State Senator Peter Rorvik 6
{ McCone county and Mrs. Mabel 1
of Helena. They met r
uring the session, Mrs. Rorvik be- !.
lg an employe of the senate. |
Helena-Word has been received T
ere from Washington that pensions O
ave been granted to Will Cave of
issoula, Frank w. Young of Glen r
We, Matthias Larsen of Bainville !.
Id Eliza Segwick of Chinook. The .
,roner's jury exonerated the con- =
able. y
Dillon-Young E. HURT, wanted in ?
eaverhead county for alleged cattle '
has been brought back from u
exas. He fought his extradition, :
Id when the Texas court decided !.
,ainst him the Montana officers =
shed him across the New Mexican l
le in a fast automobile to prevent
rther legal action by his attorneys. :,
Helena-Butte leads the state in =
savings, with a deposit of y
other deposit totals are N
follows: Great Falls, s~55,812;=
elena, s36,265; Missoula, $36,1O9;
I'd Lodge, s34,474; Roundup, $685.
IS; Livingston, s12,098 and Bill
orc 60 OE0 Tho cfafatc nran1 To-