The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-30

operating a cream station July %, reports
a $1,000 business in tie month Of August
and September went stronger than the pre-
viOus month.
Current earnings of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining company are calculated at
more than 81 a share, partly due TO pro-
ductiOn shown I'm its fabrication plants, Of
which the Great Falls wire mill is one ae-
cording to a statement made IN New AOrk'
Disbarment Of T. F. McCue, Great Falls
attorney, is asked of the Montana Supreme
court i'm an action filed by Attorney Gen
eral FOOte. The action is based on charges
Of conversion of funds and perjury. Nc
Cue was once attorney general Of North
Dakota.
Statewide visitation Of Congressional
churches was planned at the fall set-up
meeting Of the denomination heid at BILL
lings. The aim is to present the world
wide work of the church through noted
representatives.
Two %ex-cOnvicts W. L. BebOut and Carl
Skeie were given terms Of from four to
eight years in the penitentiary by Judge
5. E. Paul at Wolf Point when they were
found guilty Of stealing an automobile
belonging to Phil Dougherty OF Wolf
Point.
Third place in the international first
aid tournament, which was held at Spring
field, H., and first honOrs for the Rocky
Mountain district and for the state OF Mon
tana were won by the Anaconda Copper
company's zinc plant team from the Great
Falls smelter.
Summer tourist travel eastward from
MissOula this year was considerable more
than it was a year ago, according to trans
pOrtatiOn officials Of the railroads. Also
they said the large number Of conventions
on the coast this year turned a tide OF
travel to the coast cities.
Nina Sharp Of Rosebud and Wayne Nc
Intosh of Hathaway have been selected as
the champion Girls club clothing team in
ceived by Miss Jessie Adee, hOme demon
stratiOn club leader, who has completed a
tour of the state to determine the best Four
ii club teams.
The firm Of LalOnde, Peck & Powers Of
Bainyille was awarded the contract for
grading and surfacing a strip Of the RoOse-
Poplar, extending BIS miles, TO Join the
work that was done a couple Of years ago.
Their bid was the lowest submitted and
totals $220Vl.9O.
A complete butter manufacturing plant
Will be opened by Swift & Co., at their
establishment in Great Falls as soon as
construction and installations are COM
pleted. TIL plant will be one Of the mod
ern creameries in northern Montana and on
it's completion will be operated by the pro
duction department Of the Swift institu-
ton.
One Of the best yields Of spring wheat
2 reported at HObsOn is tnaC OF the ueld
8 owned by John Brock joining HObsOn on
the east. This 400-acre field has been
seeded to winter wheat but frOze out and
bushels to the acre. The ReddingtOn field
lying next to it yielded Is bushel to the
acre.
z Samuel B. Thurman, GO, Montana pioneer
. and early-day cowboy, died at Big Tim
Der after being brought from the Park
5 hospital, where he was operated on several
. weeks ago. A native Of Iowa, he came to
Powder river In 1884 and was foreman fOl
a large cattle outfit. He then moved to
Miles City where he freighted to different
b places.
With the completion Of the new $33,OOC
- high school building and the installation
Of nearly all equipment, Stanford schools
s opened September q. The new building
3 has five recitation rooms. principals room
p library and a gymnasium in the center
o with q large stage at one end so that Il
can be converted into an auditorium wheT
< necessary.
= Following a thorough examination con.
= Quoted in connection with the craking o.
Y the safe in the office Of the Eureka Bot
ting works at Billings by yeggmen, RAJ
Wise. mage Of the plant, estimated tn.
II loss at $3.50. mostly confined to the wreck
g ed safe and fixtures damaged when tn
charge Of ''sOuD" exploded. The thieVel
b escaped with about $13 In cash Ond check
for 300.
The security State bank at Whitefisl
y has been secceeded by the BrOtherhOO,
s Labor bank, mapjOrity stock Of which i
K held by railway brotherhood members
81 The capital and surplus Of the bank re
mains the same $4,000. r. ]. Ay0ttt
railway, succeeds Henry Good as pesiden
Of the new Institution. Mr.. Good retain
- stock in the bank.
Charles II. Clapp, president of the Uni
- versity Of Montana, was elected presiden
T. Of the Montana Society Of Engineers at
10 recent convention in Butte. Other officer
elected for the assuring term are: W. \
> Tanner, Anaconda, first vice president; 4
- V. Cory, Butte, second vice president; Wi
~ liam A. O'Kelley, secretary and librarian
b. Arthur e. Adami, Buttee, treasurer; Georq
n u. Melton, Helena, trustee one year; 4
V. Cory, and e.. v. Daveler, Butte trui
Id tee two years.
MILFORD Y. Cannon chief engineer Of Il
81 Utah-IdahO Sugar company, ~WhO has ha
~ charge Of the three sugar factories bein
mOnd, Alta, ~Bellingham, Wash. and Chi
. COX has been made district manager for Il
~ company in Montana succeeding y. GeOrl
Wood. Mr.. Wood viii give his whole a
- ~tentiOn now to the Canadian sugar factor
"a The reason for the change, IL Is amour
- eed, is that the company has found =
Montana and Canadian districts so Il
apart, as to make II tmpracttcle Tor OF
general manager.
q e
Earl Wlneman Of Stanford was eleet
grand chancellor Of the Montana Knigh
Of Pythias in the fOrty-flrst annual co
~ ventiOn Of the grand lodge iu Butte. De
" Lodge was chosen for the 1926 cOnventio
Other officers named by the grand lOd.
~ for the ensuing year were: JOhn u. ID
Carte Of Miles City grand vice chEpfellO
G. j. Whitehead Of Billings grand prelat
N 1T. "A. Godfrey Of Anaconda grand maste
alarms; Lee Dennis Of Helena, graz
lp- keeper Of records and sealss A. H. Car
~. field Of Great Falls, assistant grand keen
~. Of records and seals; Arthur Perham
Butte, grand master Of exchequer; w
liam i. Fairfield Of Sand Coulee, grand
~ ner guard; Ernest Talent of CenterVil
- grand outer guard; Sam R. White Of But
supreme representative (One-year tern
tm A. III. B~randenburg, Of BOzoman, supeel
representative (One-year term).
IL takes seven thousand five hu
v dred Of the copper and zinc col
used BY the Chinese Ga Hong Ko.
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