The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-17
THE STATE.

the Gallatin creamery at Manhattan
notwithstanding o a repor
just issued the state has s~4,442,17'
invested in farm loans.
Great Falls-The annual meeting
OF the Montana Automobile Dealers
Association will be held in Grea
Falls March Is to IS.
Spokane-E. H. Becker, for 2s
years editor and publisher of the Bill
lings Gazette, which he sold about
10 years ago, is dead in Spokane.
Dillon-Residents of the Sheer
Creek basin are agitating for the
restoration of the postoffice at Nj
cholia.
Helena-Dr. r. r. Frazier and
Joseph Canning, both of Helena, are
tied for the checker championship of
the state.
G1asgow-The Valley county farm
bureau will hold farm bookkeeping
and farm management schools at a
number of towns In the county.
Great Falls-Over 1000 rabbits,
the result of drives in the north
country, were distributed among the
pun VI oiCdI dllS l6ttullJ.
Bozeman-Brook Martin, for o5
years identified with the banking
and farming development of the
Gallatin valley, is dead.
DillOn-The three-year-old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eden was
probably fatally scalded when the
little n fell into a tub of boiling
water.
Helena-Senator o. H. Junod of
Madison county was elected presi-
dent protein of the senate during
the closing hours of the legislative
session.
Helena-Steve Elkins, guide at
the Yellowstone National park, is
spending the winter roping lions in
New Mexico. He has captured two
fine specimens.
Winnett-A company has been or
ganized to drill an oil we'll inside the
town limits of Winnett, which is said
to be sitting on a well defined struc-
ture.
Butte-Deputy Constables James
Bonner and John Smith were arrest ,
ed a few days ago. They are charg-
ed by police officers with being hold
ups.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Osbourne re-
Gently caught a large trout in the
Georgetown lake. In the fish's stom-
ach he found a fine three carat opal
of unusual beauty and brilliancy.
Hardin-A boy was born February
10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle j. Tintinger.
The little son is but three pounds in
weight and 1t Is necessary to keep
him very warm, which is done by
means of electric pads.
Butte-William Lowell, SO years
old, an employee of a stock farm adj
Anaconda, committed suicide
In a shed. With a lariat he hung
himself to a rafter and also fired a
pistol bullet through his brain.
Livingston - Among the many
who have already booked
reservations In the Yellowstone park
Tor the coming season are 26 young
from Texas, who will spend
weeks at Camp Roosevelt.
Miles City-Under direction of
Earl Vance, members of the Miles
Jity troop OF Boy Scouts have COM .
,leted their first curse in aviation &
have taken up the second course
With much interest. :
Twin Bridges-The incubator of
R. Schmittroth here, of a capa- .
ity of 2,400 eggs, is one of the lar
,est In the northwest. He built it A
our years ago and has had unusual +,
uccess in it's operation. :.
Miles City-Restocking of this sec y
ion Of the state with cattle and a
heep, to replace the herds and flocks q
hat were shipped out during the q
sed famine in 1919, has been taken
p by the Miles City chamber of
d
Great Falls-The new Liberty "
standing at the intersection N
[ the city's principal streets, and !
hich will represent, in ground and =
.1ifice, a cost of 100000, will be D
,mpleted about May /. IL
HeIena-Under the new county di- q,
sion bill a county about to be Great :,
| must have an assessed valuation :.
$4,000, 90, and must leave in the u
,unty from which it is carved an
isessed valuation of s12,0O0,00. cr
Acknowledgement Dixon has APP
United Charles Davidson of Great
alls as a member of the State Veil
ans Welfare commission to sue III
ed Herbert Peet of Great Falls. az
le other members Of the commits Oh
On are C. E. Pew of Helena and Dc
'ank G. Walker of Great Falls.
Livingston-There are more than 81
900 head OF elk scattered along "
9 highway from Cook City to Gar M
.er, all looking fat and sleek as "
ough stall fed. The only inroads -
the elk herds are from the griz-
r, black and brown bears, noun
In lions and wolves.
Miles City - Owing to the mild
and the unusually small =
lount of ice on the rivers this year, 4
e breakup of the ice on the Tongue y
d Yellowstone rivers went unnot-
except by a few residents who o
re especially interested In this an =
al event. ~
Dillon-Frank Sellick captured a VI
9 bear near the mouth of the can In
u on Birch creek in the Apex dis
ct. The bear was climbing up the
of the creek when Frank grab
d it by the hind leg, he declares,
t the bear got loose and scamper-
II n a trpQ Hn ont the tree down