The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18
BRIEFS

Inc club recently erected by Troop 4 Of
Whitefish Boy Scouts at Lakeside has been
CRITICALLY turned over to the troop.
Senator John Oliver having rendered his
resignation as receiver of the Citizens
State bank at Roundup, Judge G.. J. JET
LTles has named /. E. Snyder to take his
Two hundred attended the banquet Civ
en- recently by the Whitefish Chamber Of
commerce and the Kiwanis in honor Of
Soaeh Hinderman and the high school
The Ravalli Canning company at Hamil-
ton, a few days ago canned the first vat
OF sauerkraut, which has been undergo
ing the process of fermentation for the
past six weeks or two months.
The large numbe rOf children enrolled at
the Wolf Point Indian training school, con-
Quoted under the auspices of the Presby-
terrain board of home missions, has made
necessary the addition Of a number Of new
teachers to the faculty.
Much interest is being shown by the
dairymen of Waller in the COW testing assO-
citation recently organized by County Agent
Blaine Ferguson and ID. q. Smith, agricul-
tural instructor Of the Smith-Hughes
course in the Waller high school.
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Moses WiteOrse, a young indian of Vol
Point is nursing a badly lacerated hand
and wrist, the result Of an encounter with
an eagle. WhitehOrse shot the eagle while
hunting on Wolf Greek, and attempted t
pick it up before it was dead.
During the month of November there
weer A actual real estate transfers IL
Sheridan county. These included IA farms
sold to newly arrived tarmers III bal
ance of the transfers included town resi-
Dental and business property.
The power line between Denton ant
Stanford has been completed by the Mon
tana Power company and the power ha
been turned on. The line has been undo
construction for several weeks. DentOl
will be ablaze with lights at night.
A few years ago Ray Marsh Of San.
Greek in Roosevelt county, invested 81 i
Florida land, buying with that dollar
he sold this property for $500. He say
he wishes now that he had bought 81
worth when he invested.
J.. W.. Schnitzfer. farmer-banker an
d state senator from Roosevelt county, an
A. w. HuXOl, drug merchant Of Wolf POtn
e will leave January 1 for a three months
tour that will include the Mediterranea
d countries, a portion of the Orient an
Europe.
Publication Of income tax receipts wa
e condemned and resolutions passed calm
upon MOntana's representatives in cor
gress to vote for the repeal Of that pa
of the internal revenue act, at the board
directors meeting Of the Helena CONNIE
E cial club.
During the last school year 40 SUDDEN
at the State University at MissOula wei
given financial aid from student lOa
funds, which amount to S3,951.77. III
present loan funds are limited to juniOt
and seniors, not over 500 a year and NJ
over $500 to any individual student.
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The Malta WOmen's club. at a recel
meeting, voted unanimously to ecu
County superintendent Brine to favOrab
consider naming a woman to the vacant
which will occur on the Malta schO
board January 1 by reason of the resign
ton of Chairman Charles l.. Secrest.
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The Rev. J. A. Martin Of Great Fal
was elected president. the Rev. Jes
Bunch of Great Falls, vice president; t
Rev. Walter B.. Spaulding Of Helena, sc
rotary; and the Rev. Charles d. Crouch
billings, treasurer of the Montana CO
ference trustees of the Methodist church.
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The Sweetgrass Poultry Growers ass
citation Of TOOle county shipped a carlo,
n. Of dressed turkeys recently to the BOst
markets. This is the first attempt to sh