The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-27
THE STATE

built into the Lincoln country.
DiIlon-Dr. Harry A. Bond, wht
practiced medicine in Dillon for 81
years, is dead.
Miles City-Forty to SO barrels OF
flour are being produced daily BY
the Miles City mill.
Simms-The Western Petroleum
exploration well, which was spudded
in October s, is now down 700 feet
Helena-Wilber Houle has beer
appointed truant officer for Helena
district.
Chinook-John Tetzner, aged IS.
dropped dead at his home four miles
east of town.
Chinook-Jacob Bjornstad is dead
from injuries received in an automo-
bile accident.
Helena-An average of "a automo-
biles a day from other cities and
states passed through Helena during
the 1921 tourist season.
Corvallis bumper crop of wheat
is reported by Chester D. Glenn, who
harvested IA acres which averaged
43 bushels of wheat to the acre.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of steel
bridges in the forestry section of the
Skalkaho road will make the new
highway the best in the state.
Ka1ispell-John j. Eisenhower, a
resident of the Flathead valley for
80 years, died a few days ago, follow
ing a stroke of a%poplexy.
BainviIle-The local Masonic lodge
headquarters has been removed to
this place from Mondak, where it
was organized.
Kalispell-Jack Wade returned to
Kalispell recently with the first elk
of the season. The animal is a beauty
with five points, and will dress more
than 500 pounds.
Bozeman-William J. Fransham,
chairman of the republican county
committee of Gallatin county, has
been notified of his appointment as
postmaster of Bozeman.
Helena-Dr. G. H. Stevens of Ste
~vensville has been appointed by Gov
ernor Dixon to be a member of the
state board of examiners in veterin-
airy medicine and surgery.
Helena-Goyernor Dixon has is
sued a requisition for William j.
Gribble, now under arrest in Ogden,
Utah, who is wanted in Butte on the
charge of wife desertion.
Great FaIIs-Erection of a statue
in bronze of the late Senator Paris
Gibson, founder of Great Falls, was
decided upon by the Gibson memorial
committee.
Kalispe1l- The finishing work
done OF the new Big Fork road, part
of the Kalispell-Ovando road, marks
the completion of one of the most
beautiful stretches of highway in the
state.
highway projects, the Glacier park,
West Gallatin and Gibbons Pass
roads, is announced by the district
headquarters here of the United
States bureau of public roads.
Butte-Charles P. Casseill, and his
son, Scott Casseill, have been sen
fenced to the federal prison for ir-
Irregularities in connection with the
management of the State Bank of
Ovando. The father will serve three
years and the son one.
MissouIa-Legal action for the re-
moval from office of Sheriff w. H.
Houston of Missoula county for al
legged violations of prohibition laws,
has been instituted in the district
court here by Wellington D. Rankin,
attorney general.
Helena-Announcement is made
that the Great Northern railroad has
Joined the Northern Pacific and Mil
waukee roads in granting a 1-cent
rate for American Legion members
attending the legion convention in
Kansas City.
Anaconda-Friction of a wheel
tire on the binding wire of a bale
set fire to a load of hay being hauled
into this city by Dan Mcintyre, Mill
covered the blaze the entire load was
in flames.
Misunderstanding to a report is
sued by G. A. Jakways, state fish and
game warden, $4,362 was collected
in fines in Montana for violations of
the fish and game laws during the
period of May Is to October 5. A
total of 204 arrests were made.
Havre-"A total of $174,000 was
loaned Hill county by the federal
government for seed grain loans last
and in spite of the short crop
here this season many farmers are
paying their loans," Louis A. Camp
bell, Hill county agent, said in dis
cussing the loan situation.
Harlem-E. G. Miller, who lives
about five miles southeast of town
on Snake creek, has brought in some
exceptionally fine samples of flint
which he has raised on his place.
He says this corn yielded him rs bu-
shells to the acre and it was planted
after the grasshoppers got his wheat.
Miles City-C. A. Jakways, state
game and fish warden, has named
j. H. Garberson and j. R. Mckay
If Miles City, Arthur Kelsey of Sta
,ey, Sam Hotchkiss of Brandenburg
and Dan Bowman of Mizpah as dep
lty game wardens in Custer county,
% serve without pay.
Kalispell-With the idea of pro-
riding a growth of food plants in
ocal lakes and streams that will rem
Ter the region more attractive for
lucks and geese, the Kalispell Rod
Gun club has procured and is
low distributing for planting a ship
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