The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-02
News Of Montana


Glasgow will hold mothers camp
under the auspices Of the farm bureau,
July to 8.
Fire totally destroyed the Station
saw mill. short distance northwest
OF Columbia Falls.
The annual fair for Rosebud county
Will be held at Forsyth this year On
september II, II, Is and II.
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building fund campaign, for q
home Of its own. has been launched by
the American legion post at Glasgow.
The Billings Salvation Army corps
Is conducting q campaign to raise
$1,000 to carry on home service work.
Frank B. Reynolds, associate justice
OF the supreme court, died at his home
In Helena following an illness Of sew
eral months.
DR.. E. G. Elliott chancellor Of the
University Of Montana, has resigned to
become president of Purdue university
ut La Fayette, Ind,
The business men Of Glendive have
formed an association for the purpose
of providing milk cows to farmers OH
an easy payment plan.
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Keen bidding marked the sale Of the
Montana Shorthorn Breeders associa-
ton sale at Great Falls when 81 ami
mails were sold at an average price Of
$3.50.
Hearing Of the petition for the crea-
tion of Petroleum county out Of the
eastern part of Fergus county. has be-
gun before commissioners at Lewis
town.
Governor Dixon has appointed David
Hilger Of LewistOwn. and James U.
Sanders Of Helena as members Of the
board in charge of the state historical
| society.
Ministers in the Baptist missionary
service in Montana have been reas-
signed to their present stations by the
| church extension board, recently in
session at Butte.
A case Of spotted fever. said to be
the second in the history Of Dawson
| county, is being treated at the general
hospital at Glendive. John Roth,
farmer, is the patient.
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Planting. Mt the Savenac nursery, a
| government plant at Missoula, thu
| largest Of it's kind in the world, is now
in full blast. 1t has handling ca
pacity of 100000 seedlings annually.
Forsyth has been barred from track
and field contests for one year by the
Montana High School Athletic associa-
ton for permitting an ineligible to play
on its basketball team at the Bozeman
tournament.
The death of Hiram b. Adams near
I.olo Hot Springs, in Missoula county.
ia the first death this year in Montana
from spotted fever. This disease, it
is said, is caused by the bite Of an In
fected wood tick.
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Two tourist camping grounds will
he maintained at Livingston this sum-
ner. One of the parks will be Oper-
ated free Of charge by the Chamber Of
Commerce and the other will be pri-
vately owned by company.
Organization Of chapter Of the
Order of De Molay. with a charter
membership Of 80 boys. has been CON-
pelted at Anaconda. Membership in
the order is limited to sons of Masons
between the ages Of Is and q years.
The Ku Klux Khan made its first
bow at Glasgow recently when three
men clad in white robes, masks and
caps appeared mt the Deaconess hos
pital and handed the night nurse an
envelope which contained donation
Of $50.
Great Falls, for the first time in 10
years of the interscholastic track meet
under the auspices Of the State unlver.
sitX, last week won the contests with
37h points. Stevensville crowded the
winners throughout the two days
events and 1t was not until the last
event that the meet was decided.
Stevensville earned 81 points.
Due to requests upon the part of at
torneys who are interested in appeal
casea to come up before the May and
June sitting of the supreme court, the
court has considerably altered the cal
endar from that previously announced
and instead Of hearing arguments from
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