The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-07-05

All OlllCeIS OI TIE NOuldHd bdpIlSC
convention were reelected at the SEES
sion held recently In Helena.
Lodge Grass Is going to make tn,
eagle scream on the Fourth after
preliminary curtain raiser on the third
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Articles of incorporation were file(
with the clerk and recorder at Butte
Incorporating the Butte-Los Angeles
Mining company.
-Four places were raided and nine
arrests made at Miles City by a dry
enforcement squad from the attorney
generals office at Helena.
The first wool stored in the Forsyth
warehouse this year has been shipped
to Chicago. This clip included more
than 10000 pounds of high grade wool.
Volunteer workers from Broadus and
nearby points saved a steel bridge
across Little Powder river from being
washed out while the river was at it's
height recently.
The annual Vananda fair will be held
this fall a few days before the Rosebud
county fair. Preparations are being
made to make this fair the best ever
held in this community.
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Della n. Nicholson, &c, supposed to
be originally from Detroit, Michigan,
but who lately taught school at Ring
ling, committed suicide by taking pois-
on at a Lewistown rooming house.
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Reports are in circulation that a
branch Of the Ku Klux Khan is being
organized at Roundup, and a repre-
sentative of the organization is said
to be engaged in obtaining members.
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The Northwest Refining company,
which filed articles of Incorporation
with the county clerk and recorder of
Yellowstone county, will build a 1000
barrel oil refinery at Laurel this sum-
mer.
AS a result of the naturalization
hearings concluded at Lewistown re-
five men, two natives Of Great
Britain, n Of Poland, n of Russia
and one of Germany, were admitted to
citizenship.
William Coleman of Deer Lodge was
commander Of the Montana de-
Dartment of the G.. A.. r. IN the en-
,ampment just closed at Kalispell and
Great Falls was selected for the 1923
,ncampment.
Messages from Winnett carry the
vord that the new Frantz we'll, deep
ned into the second sand and reported
0 be producing better than 5000 bar
els a day, is now making fully 5000
arrels flush.
Charged with passing worthless
hecks, all under $50, Lloyd Nelson
ras arrested at Big Timber. He is
with Fleeing several business [
ouses. Before being arrested, Mel |
IN was trying to sell a $25 r%aincoat ,
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Robert Harris, a colored employee at {
le Northen Pacific freight depot at I
filings narrowly escaped death when
s automobile was struck by the east a
,und train No. a. The car was en- s
rely demolished but Harris received 6
lly minor injuries. t
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Dan Mckay, the county carver, now
resident Of Great Falls, has chosen I"
athead and Missoula counties for his n
raid. He proposes to form Ed b.
rton county out Of portions OF the K
o. The name is taken from the a
st territorial governor Of Montana. al
Funeral services for Col. c. B. Nolan, re
,neer citizen and leading member 81
the state bar, who died In Butte, OF
re held at Helena. The services =
re under the auspices Of the Grand
dye Of Montana, A. F. & A. NJ, Of
ich the colonel was a past grand
ster.
Safety deposit boxes in the Cor
lis State bank were robbed by burg
) who entered a real window. The
t will run into hundreds Of dollars,
Of 1t In Liberty bonds, and In
lily Jewels, besides $500 damage to
lures.
fired George and William Grobright
Big Timber, who have preserved the
iition Of the black derby hat for
years, met with serious opposi-
last week when the Yellowstone
company unloaded SO black der
at Is cents each, Dr. $126 worth
for 50.
ccording to an announcement made
George P. Porter, state auditor, at
ana, several changes are to be made
he office force on July /. w. s.
kins, who has been deputy insur-