The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-01-20
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resumed at the Chinook flour mill.
Harlem-When his horse fell on
him on the ice, Hilmar Loraas. aged
Is, 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 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 western canning concern, young
women Of IL western states compel
ing.
Red Lodge-Chinese pheasants
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 its products
in Montana will be the subject Of a
hearing before the state railroad
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 q tomato can on a kitchen shelf.
Butte-The bail Of Monte Harris,
one Of the three men accused of the
OF Cyril Schilling at the Har-
r1son hotel ON November 25, was fix
cd at $4,000.
BOzeman-With her faithful dog
lying across her body, Mrs. Ida Lamb
Bertleson was found frozen to death
In q 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
IL, inclusive.
Red Lodge as trustee Of
bond holders, the Union Bank and
Trust company has instituted suit
against the Bearcreek Coal company
asking judgment for 100000 AZ
legged to be due on bonds.
Anaconda-With a record of but
So criminal actions and SO civil suits
started since January I, Deer Lodge
enters claim for being the
most peaceable and best behaved
county Of the state.
Great Falls-Records kept by the
county attorneys office during the
period from March / to the present
lime, show that the county has col
ected approximately $6.9S2.5O in
lines from convicted bootleggers.
MISUNDERSTANDING to Walter
Shaw, of Gardiner, who Is q visitor
he Gardiner country this year. Shaw
aid as far as he could learn only six
Tx were killed at Gardiner.
Helena-Following a reported def
cit In the last Montana state fair at|
Helena Of an amount estimated at
rom $1,000 to $4,000. the state
,oard Of examiners has voted to stop
III expenditures of the fair associa-
ion until further notice.
Helena-Thirteen candidates forI
licenses to practice law in Montana
Ippeared last week before the board
Il examiners appointed by the SUI
IRENE court. One of the candidates
, q blind man-D. F.. Shea-and the
|ther q woman. Fannie Mayhem.
10Th of Butte.
Deer Lodge - william Fountain,
onvicted Of staying George Warbur-|
on. deputy sheriff of Powell county
md given from 20 to 20 years for
econd degree murder, must serve his
erm In the penitentiary, according
o q decision Of the state supreme
curt.
Bozeman-"Heck's Pup" toy de-
igned by Miss Ada Smith of Boze-
nan. is finding . ready market. The
oy is being manufactured by a large
onoern. Miss Smith Is attending an
TT school in Chicago. She was for
merry affiliated with the Bozeman
library and for short time did news
'aper work.