The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-16
THE STATE

, velt county fair this year..
Anacenda-The city council. ma
definitely decided to abandon M
project of repaving six blocks in I'M
principal business district.
ButteNMike Fitzpatrick is charg
ed by Butte police with having bea'
John Elofson so badly in a fight tina
BLOSSOMS death resulted.
Butte-Directors of the Butte OF
Refinery company announced mere
that they had signed a contract witt
F. G.. Palmer of Kansas City who
will install a %5O0-barrel plant here.
Great FalIs-The Mid-NortherI
Oil company has abandoned its test
of the Ringing structure at 2,O4O
feet, some distance into the Madison
lime.
Great Falls-Great Falls is a city
free from hoboes, beggars and idle
men, according to Chief of Police
Marcus Anderson. Many men who
landed in Great Falls during early
summer without work, are nov en-
ployed in the harvest fields and there
are few if any idlers in the city at
this time, the police head said.
Helena-John D. Holiday, for
for many years one of the leading
sheep men of Montana, has arrived
in the state to spend some time visit
ing the scenes of his former activi-
ties. Mr.. Holiday has been away
from Montana for three years, most
of which time he spent in Mexico.
Butte-Clyde H. Otis, Oldest mail
carrier in the city, has brought suit
for $10,157 against Mrs. Elizabeth
Boyle and the ash Butte Motor com-
pany. Otis, while making his route
with a mail sack strapped to his back
was u down and dragged 35 feet
by a a driven by Mrs. Boyle several
months ago.
Helena-At the town of McElroy,
on the 500 line about three miles
west of Westby in the extreme north
eastern part of Sheridan county, a
railroad agency will be established
September l., to be continued dur
ing the heavy grain shipping season
and until December 81, 1928.
MISREPRESENTATION Of a 100 per
cent federal aid highway across the
northern part of the Fort Belknap
Indian reservation in Blaine and
Phillips counties has been assured
through the approval of the United
States bureau of public roads of the
Harlem South Side location of the
Harlem-Dodson road.
Great Falls - Harold Mady of
Great Falls, assessor for Cascade
county, has been appointed to the fl
nance committee of the International
Civitan club. This is the second
honor to come to this city from this
organization, DR.. E. M. Larson hav-
ing been elected international trustee
at the annual convention of the club
held recently in Washington, D. G..
Great Falls-George B. Calvert
and Birch & Sons have been award
I'd a 100000 contract for facing the
dam of the Montana Power COM
pany. Mr. Calvert also vas awarded
$4,000 contract for building
eight residences for the Montana
Power company at Mystic Lake, Car
county.
Helena-John L. Slattery of Glas-
cow, United States district attorney,
just been notified of an increase /
If $1,000 per year in his salary, eff /,
'ective as of July l., 1923, which !
will raise his pay to $4,000 per year.. :
rhe salary of United States Marshal r
2ollo Duncan of Billings was like 8
wise increased $3.50 per year, bring '
ng his salary up to $1,000. q
Observation-Disclosures districts in
Iontana do not own water rights of :
he bitches they operate and the \
wners of water rights do not abro-
ate them in joining an irrigation
~istrict, Judge Theodore Lentz ruled
sustaining a demurrer in an action
ere involving the breaking of rules
y one member of an irrigation dis
riot.
Great Falls-A princeling of the
oval house of Ayrshire, aged IL
lonths, has taken living quarters at
Strain ranch at Monarch. He is
son of King of Hearts, proclaimed
hampton of all dairy breeds at the
atiOnal Dairy show and owned by
dam Seitz of Waukesha, Wis. The
alf is the most important addition
1T made to the Ayrshire herd which
train Brothers are building up on
ranch at Monarch.
Helena-Acting upon recommen-
ens of a number of dentists of nor
fern Montana, Gov. Joseph M.
ixon has appointed DR.. J. A. Wright
Havre to membership on the state
bard of dental examiners for the
nm ending March IT, 1926. DR..
right will take the place vacated
DR.. R. R. Johnson of Great Falls,
ho resigned previous to his removal
Medford, Ore, where he will re-
de.
Missoula-Some Of the best known
)eral writer's, publishers and public
en- in the country have been invited
Mayor w. H. Beacon to spend a
onth in a camp he is planning to
tablish in the mountains near here
tween October Is and November
]. Several of them have already
and have promised they
III endeayor to accept his invita-
Great Falls-Decision to restore
9 Great Falls city market to al
Isiness basis as soon as possible has
en- reached by the special council