The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1922-06-30
THE STATE

Anaconda Bernard ]. Conroy
of Anaconda, has been appointed to
West Point military academy by Rep
resentative Washington J. McCor-
mick
Augusta-While at play with her
younger brother, the eight-year-ol
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Aug
Justine was accidentally shot in the
chin with .22 caliber rifle, the bull
let SCATTERING the jawbone.
Livingston-Hal V. Scheetz, of
Yakima, Wash, has offered a cash
reward for the finding of the body
of his father, H. C. Scheetz, 80, who
disappeared from train near Liv-
ingston 10 days ago.
Missoula-Polson will seek the
National Editorial associations con-
vention for the year 1880, according
to a letter received by the Missoula
Commercial club from James Har-
bert of the Poison business mems or
ganization.
Dillon-Peter Denny, % years OF
age, a rancher of this locality, was
instantly killed when struck by
| lightning while returning with load
of merchandise to his home in the
Little Basin. His team was also
killed
Livingston - Federal prohibition
agents raided the town of Gardiner,
entrance to Yellowstone park, re-
Gently. Three men were arrested,
charged with violating prohibition
laws, and truckload of liquors, in
Guiding bonded whisky, was seized by
the officers.
Kalispell-Hassen Sellman, Turk |
charged with first degree assault in
connection with the stabbing of |
Sam Richard, Great Northern section |
foreman at Fielding, was found not |
guilty in justice court here His plea
was self defense.
Helena-Colonel G. B. Nolan, chief
of counsel for the defense in the trial
of the case of the state against form
er Warden Frank Conley, was re-
ported at the court room as being Sc
riously i'll and that he is under the
close watch of physicians. His CON
dition is causing deep concern.
Great Falls=With all stockholders
agreeing to meet an assessment of
500 a share in order to place the
OH d sale lluduCtdl DdSlSs
in the event that depositors sign up
their accounts, plans for the reorgan-
ization and reopening of the Ameri-
can Bank and Trust company adj
vanced another step toward material
ization. .
Butte-Re Regardless of strike votes Z
and statements by representatives of !
The railway unions that the wage cuts :
ordered by the railroad labor board i
will not be accepted, H. B. Earring r
yice-president Of the Chicago, Mil Z
waukee and st. Paul railroad, in 4
charge of the lines west, does not be- .
ieve there will be walkout !,
Butte-With the germ-Iaden fly q
approaching his busiest season, all ;,
Suite dealers handling food products
re reminded by H. c. Erickson, city +
God inspector, that the city ordin- h
nee requires that all groceries, but -
her shops, bakeries, soda fountains, =
ruit stands and milk depots be pro- q
ided with screen DOORS Adequate !,
rovision must also be made to pro- :.
ect foodstuffs from possible con- - -
animation by flies or other agencies. %
Helena-Spotted fever is becoming =
menace to sheepshearers Four :,
lembers of the union have recently =,
led as result of tick bites and two 7,
theirs are not expected to live. The ~
ever tick has invaded Idaho and the :;
eaths occurred in that state The !.
ituation is causing the union Off y
ials much worry, it was announced "
the headquarters in Butte =
Butte - Florence Gainan, we'll
nown Montanan, arrived in Butte
'om Cherbourg, France, last week, "a
fter having spent nearly eight CT
lonths in the service of the Ameri- ST
IN consul, Charles c. Broy, at that
ty. Previous to her departure for m
rance, Mrs. Gainan was employed f,
] public stenographer at the Park j..
otel in Great Falls, and during her CO
years residence in Montana has SV
rived in various clerical positions at Ct
lie state legislature.
Great FalIs-To have the Lick oh
eek cave, recently discovered and w
.plored by forest service officials an
Id Great Falls residents, set aside R.
Z the national government, either j.
a national monument or as ma
onal park, and to join in advertis- an
G it, the Great Falls Ad club at it's me
ncheon meeting last week named a thu
mmittee to meet with w. B. Wiley, wa
the forest service. crt
Butte-Orders were issued in the ba
strict court recently closing the col ins
ed club for one year, with the per- thu
tual injunction against gambling A.
liquor selling on the Premises. a
e furnishings were ordered sold to
fray expenses of removal and sale,
tn the sheriff directed to sell the fill
ilding also If the bids for the fur it
-ure do not cover the cost. Any ball it
ce will be turned into the school bel
nd. FIR