Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-09-20

The second annual Shields Valley
Livestock and Dairy show will be. held
in Wilsall on Saturday, October 6. The
primary purpose Of the enterprise is
to stimulate greater interest In better
live stock in the valley and TO adver-
tlse this community as a producer Of
pure bred live stock. II is not gener-
ally known that there are now several
breeds Of registered cattle, hogs and
sheep in this section-enough. in fact.
to make a very c%reditable showing
were they all exhibited.
Neis ~Salmonsen. Jr.. the ~10-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels %Salmonsen,
of Virginia City, is in a hospital at
Butte as the result of injuries received
when a charge from a shotgun struck
him In the foot while hunting rabbits.
He was given temporary treatment
and was later taken to Butte with the
possibility that infection may develop
In the foot, where several shot are
still lodged.
r.. Nj. Chase, II years Of age, while
working at n logging camp near Rad
nor, broke his leg above the knee.
Being far from medical aid, he set
the injured limb himself and was later
removed to the Kalispell hospital
where 1t was found the leg had been
set in excellent shape. The bone was
protrudIng through the flesh when the
leg was originally set.
If there is-a mother In Montana who
lost two sons In the World war. or
she is requested to write to Mrs.
Lydia Burby. organizer of the Silver
Bow post of American War Mothers.
In Butte. from whom she viii receive
credentials ms Montana's representa-
tive at the National convention of War
Mothers In Kansas City the latter part
of this month.
AT the closing session of the annual
meeting of the Montana division Of
the Theodore Roosevelt division of tho
Theodore Roosevelt International
Highway association in Havre. J.. G.
of Eureka was reelected presi-
dent, w. f. Hagerty of Browning
vice president. A. L. Jordan Of
Columbia Falls. secretary, and c. III.
Jennings of Whitefish. treasurer.
The town of Broadus was rocked to
is foundation recently by the explo-
sion of an oxygen tank In a garage.
The tank tore through living rooms
lbove the garage and landed some
fifty feet from the building. Fire fol-
owed the explosion but was extin-
before any great damage was
lone.
Application for right-of-way for n
transmission line has been filed
With the federal power commission by
he Beaverhead Transmission company
( Dillon, Mont. The application asks
ermission to erect transmission lines '
public lands In Beaverhead {
ounty. {
Charlotte Elizabeth Rhoades, six !
nonths-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S
'harles Rhoades, was burned TO death
nd her parents severely burned in at
ampting to rescue her when the fam
home at the Kecley ranch. 2h miles
of Finn, was destroyed by fire. >
A band of 20 moose discovered by 9
,rest service men In Blacktail Park. q
; miles south Of Butte, will be pho .
,graphed by a nfws reel concern and .
reserved In ceauloid. Filming the
VIII involve a three-day trip
18th saddle and pack horses.
Wholesale community poisoning
impaigns and other concerted work =
eradication have reduced the grass :
Upper population Of Montana to a =
ngligibIe number, or at least To n y
Imher much less than several years .
20.
Charles NJ. Russell. the cowboy art
[. who was injured some weeks ago
: y fall M his summer home at Lake D
cDonald. Is slowly recovering at his e
IN Great Falls. ,
Joseph Bohme. employed by the :
ontana Power company at Norris. is
the Boxeman hospital believed 10 he
fferIng from \ fractured skull after m
fan from a cliff on the Madison r.
yer. No details OF the accident. be- NJ
nd the fact that he fell some dis 81
nee, are available. nj
When "Cy~ 8. Bullock. private sol VI
er In the World war. died In Butte. tr
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