The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-23

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lures come for the most part under the
heads Of paving, Sewerage and lighting
Five thousand bouquets Of sweet peas,
each with a greeting card attached, have
distributed to passengers on Northern
Pacific trains going through Bohemian this
summer py the Bozeman Woman's club.
Building permits issued IN Livingston
since January total $lZl,Oo0, according TO
City Clerk George Mason. This is one
Of the largest totals for the correspond
ing period during the past few years.
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more recently Of Belgrade, has succeeded +.
w. EglestOn as editor Of the BOzeman
Courier. Mr.. EglestOn VIII remove his
family TO Reno New, within a short time.
Yields Of from s. to as bushels Of wheat
an acre upon n~Onirrigated land are being
reported in Bozeman county as returns
from threshlng come in. Returns OF go
bushels an acre are expected from the ir-
rigated sections. where threshing has not
yet been started.
Congressman Scott Leavitt, president Of
the Y-G Bee Line association has an
secretary Of the Great Falls Commercial
club. has been appointed secretary Of the
association. Mr.. Peterson succeeds L. u.
Jones, who is now in Salt Lake City.
The zone Horse" grocery at Whitefish,
made famous through the management Of
j. p. Mclean, has been closed by Sheriff
Fitzpatrick under a foreclosure of mort
gage. The store was understood to have
run on a strictly cash basis. u. u. Lusk
is in charge Of the business for the
present.
The climax to numerous Interpretations
of money received from the Musselshell
county poor fund that have been reported
to the county commissioners was reached
when it developed that one widow who
had been allowed S25 for August had
purchased % pounds Of raisins and had
them charged to the county.
c.. w. Jerome has leased the Poplar
Standard for a year to Claude Carpenter
lave had charge Of the mechanical end
Of the Standard for some time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome will leave shortly for the west
coast in the nope OF improving Mr.. Jer-
ONES health, which has been poor for some
time.
A car Of butter from the creameries at
Glasgow, Malta. Chinook and Havre wss
shipped recently to San Francisco. This
is the third load of butter shipped CO.
Operatively by Northern Montana creamer-
les this summer. Last year ten cars were
shipped to Chicago. but this year San
Francisco is considered to be the best
market.
Rt. Rev. John p. Carroll, bishop of the
Catholic diocese Of Helena has left on his
ad limina visit to Rome. The bishop,
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Mary Nc
Cormick, sails Sept. q. Besides making
his diocesan report to the pope, Bishop
Carroll expects to visit LOurdes, London.
Paris, the Holy Land and Ireland and will
be gone several months.
Jack Ryan, two years old, fell at his
home in Butte with a candysucker in his
mouth and the wood to which it was at
tached stuck in his throat. After frantic
effort to dislOdge it, his mother took him
to a hospital wheer it was found he was
already dead, and examination revealed
that his neck was broken, presumably in
the struggle to dafodge the stick.
The board Of county commissioners OF
Beaverhead county has announced that
after September 30 all old age pensions
viii be discontinued except IN extreme
cases. Those now receiving pensions viii
be admitted to the county poor farm. The
board was forced to take this action be.
= cause the old age pensions threatened tC
take all the money IN the poor fund.
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FOrty-twO bushels per acre was the
yield of beardless Turkey Red wheat rails
FrenchtOwn valley in MissOula county. Mr.
Boyer for the past nine years has beer
Z Of the last four years he has had success
but the crop this year gave the larges
? yield in this variety.
Three paving districts, embracing 10 T.
blocks, were created by resolution at
recent meeting Of the Havre city council
Enough protests had been filed agains
I a fourth district to kill it. 1t is though
taken Tits fall, but the engineering de
& partment will go ahead with plans an
specifications so. that an early start ma.
= be had next spring.
" More than 80 per cent Of the rabbits an
Dummies Of southeastern Montana are at
= fected by a peculiar disease at the presen
n time, according to DR.. A. II. Baldwin, dep
uty state veterinarian. DR.. Baldwin say
he secured so rabbits and on examinatio
found that Qnly TWO or them were free Q
n disease, all others having sores on tn
body and head. The rabbits, he says, az
e dying by the hundreds.
Fl Sheepmen in the Big Belt mountains be
.. tween Great Falls and Helena, have bee
bothered considerably this summer b
bears, according to A. II. Abbott, super
- visor Of the Helena national forest. Thes
bears-brOwn bears-have been especial
Il active in the Diamond City region, M
= to be assigned to that area. The huntl
- killed several Of the troublesome animal
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During the year that ended June 80, 192
u the bonded debt Of Musselshell count
~ was reduced $4,000 and in addition. 500
ri worth Of county bonds were purchase
with sinking fund money, thus stOppin
interest payment during the remainder
the life Of the bonds. We're it not Il
money lost in failed banks and 100000
- road bonds now outstanding, the county
- finances WOulQ now De IN eAcelleug cOuQ
NJ tiOn and the way would be opened to
no material reduction in taxes
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OK Badly decOmDosed and with arms, le
- and head severed, the body Of a man w
found recently near DAILY Spur, in
10 gravel pit not more than go feet from q
- main highway. The man had evident
Ne been murdered and what was thought
be q bullet hole was found In the ba
- just below the heart. Head, arms al
legs had been severed with a saw. A DO
~ morten examination By Drs. 81. A. Walk
20 and i. NJ. POindeXter revealed that {
SsT man had been dead about ten days.
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Charles H.. Clapp, president Of the on
- versity Of Montana, was elected preside
Of the Montana Society Of Engineers
-. the 38th annual session held In Butte. 9th
-. officers chosen for the ensuing year f0sl0y
- w. N. Tanner, Anaconda, first vice Dr.,
- ident; A. ". Cory, Butte, second vice pr.
=identi w. A. O'Kelly Butte, secretary a.
librarian: Arthur B. Adami, Butte, trel
81 urer; George 7. MCGEE, Helena, trust
~ for one year; A. ". Cory and p. ". Da'
eler trustees for two years. New membs
- admitted were Clarence a.. Champ and w
ter S. Marsh, Jrs both Of Butte.
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Exceptions viii not be made to the Il
requiring that tuition must be paid