The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-05-24
THE STATE

oOouS SoDuplctcu III Iulliipo COuuly
Helena-Claude C. Gray has beer
appointed receiver of the Banking
Corporation of Montana.
misunderstanding in the Bitter
Root oil we'll neal Corvallis is to be
resumed at once.
Great Falls - Grasshoppers are
making their first appearance of the
season in Cascade county.
Roundup@Wages of retail clerks
have been fixed at $135 minimum,
the g arrangement averting a
strike.
Butte-The first touring party to
be registered for the season at the
Yellowstone Trail bureau in Butte
was bound for Shelby.
Great Falls-Dig up your dande-
lions or dig up a fine in police court,
is the order of Superintendent Chas.
Landgren of the Great Falls boule-
wards.
Butte-Stephen DesJardin, 48, one
of the three most seriously injured in
an automobile collision on the high
way south of Butte recently, is dead
of his injuries.
Washington "A second federal
judge for the district of Montana will
not be appointed until congress con-
venes, according to a high administra-
ton spokesman.
Boulder-Uncovering a one-foot
streak of ore which assays PSI
ounces of silver and some gold is re-
ported by A. H. G. Rex, the well
known mining man who is operating
the old Bismarck mining property six
miles from Boulder.
Great FalIs-Members of Elks
lodges in all parts of the country will
attend the twentieth annual state con-
vention of the Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks in Montana,
which will be held here July l., 2
and 8.
Helena-Bids will be received by
the Montana highway commission
June 5, for the construction of Al
miles Of federal highway across the
Blackfeet Indian reservation on the
route from Great Falls to Glacier
park.
Great Falls-Attention of oil men
swung abruptly to the Big Sandy
. LII WILL lhO COtuiAS LII VI o. 5oo
flow Of 5000, 600 feet in the Ohio
structure, 35 miles southeast of Big
Sandy.
Butte-Failing to open a heavy
safe in it's narrow quarters, burglars
who entered the Haines Tire Sales
company office carted it away to a
lonely spot in Missoula gulch, below
Platinum street, and Cracked" 1t
with a sledgehammer.
Billings-Rol1o Duncan, former
sheriff of Lewis and Clark county,
and now a resident of Billings, has
been selected by President Harding
a conference with Congressman
for the United States mar
shalship.
Billings-Beet acreage contracted
to date aggregates more than 23,500
acres as compared with 1929 acres
last season, according to w. P. Ho-
garty, superintendent of the Great
Western Sugar company's plant here.
There vel 1852 growers last year,
while this year there will be 1,067
growing beets.
Great Falls-Search for Louise
Baker, alias Ruth Walker, alias
Mamie Reed, said to be one of the
most clever forgers who ever oper-
tied in this city, has been begun by /
Great Falls police. The woman, it
S charged, has during the last two t
weeks defrauded local merchants out {
If hundreds of dollars. 7
Missoula-On Mothers day one !
dissoula mother experienced the !
most bitter and ironica1 tragedy that Q
AN come into the life of a mother r
When little Jimmie Albert Mabary, 2
he 4-year-Old son of Mr.. and Mrs. +
!. A. Mabary, was burned to death q
n a dog kennel back of their home n
ERE. The baby, playing with matches,
ct fire to straw. :
Butte-Dragged about 20 feet in =
ront of the wheels of a truck driven =
y DR.. G.. D. Bryant, and then to have !.
Imported almost the full weight of =
he machine on his mead for several +
econds before rescuers could push :
he a from his body was the expe- =
fence of Robert Windmiller, blind :,
ewsdealer, who suffered injuries no =
serious than a few bruises and =
brasions. y
Billings-Chief Plenty Coos, head u
t the Crow tribe of Indians, was -
in an ambulance to his home -
n the reservation near Pryor after :,
ing in a local hospital since April =
/, with a broken leg. The 74-year- =
Id chief was injured in a fall from =
ne window of a local hotel while =
in his sleep. He said he p
he was chasing a dog. =