The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-06-06

"a and % at Missoula this year.
The Grand Army of the Republic
will hold a three-day convention a
KalispeH this year beginning June 20
Half of the $4,000 necessary TO fl
nance the eight conventions to be held
in Missoula this year has beer raised,
The American Legion Of Glendive
viii stage a rodeo at the fair grounds
Of the Eastern Montana fair July 3
and 4.
Thomas Keen, aged 70, an old-timer
in eastern Montana and sheriff In the
early days in Dawson county, died at
his home in Glendive.
A picnic at the state Elks' camp on
Flathead lake is to be one Of the big
features of the 1922 Elks' convention,
to be held at Kalispell July IT, 18
and 10.
Mrs. Ida Nepper of Butte and Sister
Mary Charitina Of st. Johns hospital
in Helena have been appointed mem
bers Of the state board for examining
nurses.
j. G. Alexander of K~alispell has filed
with the secretary of state his declar-
alton Of intention to be a candidate for
the Republican nomination for the u.
S. senate.
Hanford MacNider, national com
mander of the American legion, viii
attend the state convention of that or
ganization to be held at K~alispell July
% to 26.
Sweet Grass county wool growers
have contracted for the sale Of their
clips with eastern buyers at 40 cents
a pound. A total of 10000 pounds
was sold.
G. A. Ruerup, banker of Musselshell,
was recently fined $40 In justice. court
at Billings, after pleading guilty to a
charge of operating a Buick automobile
under a Ford license.
The charter ceremonial session OF
Al Bedoo temple, Billings, was attend
ed by Shriners from all parts of Mon
tana and Wyoming. A class Of go
novices was initiated.
The Yellowstone park train that is
put on each year by the Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy railway will start
operating this year June 20 between
and Cody, Wyo.
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Seventy-three students, comprising
the largest graduating class in the
history of the Montana State college
at Bozeman, will receive their diplomas
at exercises to be held June IA at the
Tom Stout, publisher Of the Lewis
town Democrat-News, and B.. X.
Wheeler, Butte attorney, have both
themselves as candidates for
the Democratic nomination for the
States senate.
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Frank Lokaijeck, the Denton banker
farmer who was shot and seriously
wounded by his insane wife at their
near that place after she had i
killed her two sons, has practically re- {
from his injuries. I
Following are the commencement
lates for the University of Montana in !
titutions: State university, June II;
agricultural college, June IA;
Normal college, June IA. The
Normal school will have another quar- b
erly commencement or August 10. G
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Under the law as revised by the :"
list legislature, Silver Bow county will r
ave 10 representatives in the assem- S
" instead of II as at present. The S
pportionment as based on the last y
ensus will give larger delegations to p
counties and smaller to others. 1
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Dropping into Roundup unexpected e.
!. a squad of eight federal pro 5
Ibition enforcement officers aided al
' the sheriff and his deputies, m
,unded up some 20 alleged violators G
the Volstead act and placed them d
hind the bars to await the action L
the federal authorities. III
Eighty-one nurses from the accredit- a
nurses training schools in Montana ID
Id other states have taken the state W
animation at the capitol. The test, y
nducted by the state board for ex- ~
mining nurses, determines whether
e applicants are to be registered by M
e state. ~
The commissioner of patents at III
a shington. d. c., that the III
flowing patents have been granted %
to Montana inventors Archie !,
.Jette, Anaconda, roo construction 80
r ~reverberatory furnaces; Jacob X. :.
I.~-,p iyipocton electrical door ~