The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-27
STATE BRIEFS

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". S.. Potts, freight and passenger agent
Tor the Gerat Northern Railroad company
at Fort Benton, has been transferred to
Kelvin.
Fl. L. Cram Of Prickly Pear valley, six
miles out OF Helena, took IS carloads Of
Melted Gem potatoes from a field Of .
acres or an average Of 500 bushels to the
John ]. O'Neill, age 20, a Butte business
college student, was instantly killed while
working his first shift underground on the
ZiZOO-foot level Of the Diamond mine in
that city recently:
w. n. Johnson nrSesident Of the KILLINGS
Commercial club, has been invited to ad-
dress the Great Falls Commercial club, Sc
cretary 5. E.. Peterson Of the latter organ
izaton' has announced.
Edgar II. Lucas, Northern Pacific brake
man., sustained serious, possibly fatal in
car while engaged in switching in the
south yards at Garrison.
Judge J. c. HuntOon has granted a per-
manent injunction against the trustees Of
school district 1876, ia the Moore country,
restraining them from selling bonds on
which a vote was taken in July, 1923.
Lewis and Clark county won the silver
cup awarded for the best collective dis
play at the Montana State Potato show
which was held at Butte recently. Eight
counties were represented in the display.
Charles R. DonSIIyY: who was in a hunt
ing camp near FOuracre, not far from Su-
periOr, with Philip Ray and another man
was discovered to be dead when his COM
paniOns tried to awaken him for break
fast.
Yellowstone county will be represented
I in tho NNnnNann awhshsA - ~
Hay and Grain show, which will be held in
Chicago, from November % to December
., by 10. exhibit samples representing
some OF Its OUTSTANDING products.
Southern Montana has rescued the last
beet in its S3,OO0,O00 sugar beet crop, the
lngs reporting the so per cent LOrtiOR Of
the crop that was threatened with loss as
a result Of the rains and SHOWS, now out
OF the ground.
The Eastern Montana Utilities company,
q recently organized public service cOrpOr-
0f-eastern Montana, has installed 8 1000
horsepower electrical generator at its
mine plant located at Fairview, IL miles
north Of Sidney.
Members Of the sixth district Of the Non
tana Dentists association met at luncheon
in Great Falls recently and elected officers
Tor the coming year. DR.. L. A. Jenkin
was named PRESIDENT; DR.. A. B. Whit
more. secretary and DR.. J. E. Baker, cOun-
Gilman.
Members Of the Montana Association OF
Commercial Organization Secretaries will
convene in annual convention In Butte,
November 80, according to f. R. VeRable,
secretary Of the Butte Chamber Of Com
merce. p. N. Bernard, Of Kalispell, il
president Of the organization.
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A large number of horses have been sold
and otherwise disposed of on the Tongue
River reservation recently, as a result OF
orders given out by superintendent G. B
: LOhmiller to the effect that all unbrOken
horses weighing 90 OpOunds or less should
I be disposed Of or killed as soon as pos
Judge Charles n. Pray in the United
States district court at Great Falls official
e ly took notice Of the creation of Petroleum
, county, in an order designating that cOun.
ty as being in the Great Falls division Of
! the court and in the 18th bankruptcy dis
!, trict. Petroleum county was created a
the general election a year ago.
q The Anaconda Mill and SmeItermen'
union, through its board Of trustees, hal
Offered a reward Of SOC for information
Q leading to the arrest Of John X. MaslOyaF
, Maslovar disappeared from the city earl!
t. last summer, and shortly after his disap
? pearance q check Of his books showed hi
accounts were short approximately $500
t Residents Of the sun River district i'm
mediately adjacent to Great Falls, VIII
= have been petitiOning the Great FAN
school hoard for a school bus to transLOr
z the children to and from the Franklin
Z school on the west side during the storm.
IL weather we're denied their Petition in tn
opinion received 10y the board from At
torney General Foot Of Helena.
% The city council of Ismay, located in th
= eastern end OF Custer county, has made al
rangements for the purchase, from th
/ ~fThQmEa-A pnmnnmu Of an n1a.fri
plant and equipment, the order for whic
y is contingent upon the sale Of bonds whic
= have been. voted, being placed in Orde
y that no time Will be lost in %cOnnectiO
with the installation Of the improvement
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In a petition presented to the Great Fall
city council, recently, the West Side We
= fare club submitted argument for ii
. securing Of ground adjacent to the live
stock pavilion on the west side and the pei
no manent location there Of the Northern Nor
tana Corn and Livestock show, and Il
m building Of a race course and prOvidin
Os grounds for a county fair.
re AOntana's part in the canning industI
r. OF the United States is becoming mo-
pronounced. according to figures whiC
TX Clarence Conrad Of the Conrad Grover
company, gave in a talk TO the Advertiser
l9i club luncheon in Great Falls recent
nj About 100000 cases Of Montana peas we
on canned this year, Mr.. Conrad said. Mo-
IN tana cherries are one Of the choicest fruf
Another product Of this state which is re
Is ting into the industry is benas.
Early and continued cold wealth
throughout the country. together with a
~ ditiOnal demand created by the clOsil
down Of anthracite mines in Pennsylvani
- have brought q return Of Old-time pro
perity to the bituminOus fields and 4
- Roundup district is sharing in the go
= fortune. Mines near Roundup are wor
ic- ing more steadily than in several yea
and there is reason to believe the va
if come activity will last at least until t
Christmas holidays.
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