The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-08-20
BRIEFS

acknowledgements Del I. Crush has
announced the appointment Of W. j. Webb
as adjutant Of the Anaconda post.
DTIOn-The Beaverhead Milling com
panys plant including grain elevators and
flour, valued at $4,000, was destroyed by
fire the other day.
DilOn-Officers are seeking RefugiO RO-
chiOn, a Mexican section hand at Snow
Line, who shot and killed one Of his COM
paniOns during a quarrel.
Deer LOdge-Mrs. Mary Quinlan, "a, who
crossed the plains in 1884 and has been a
resident Of Deer Lodge for 60 years, died
the other day at the family home in Deer
Lodge.
st. IgnatlOus-The post office here was
ages, including one quite valuable, were
broken into and several parcel post pack
taken, as well as all pennies and stamps
in the drawer.
MlssOuIa-As a result Of a grade crossing
accident at Superior in which the auto
mobile was thrown 20 feet and demolished
Deputy State Bank Examiner Williams
was badly injured.
MissOula-In attempting to drive out a
stray bull which had entered the yard with
other stock, Mrs. r.. W. McWuirk of Stew
ensville was severely gored about the alb
dOmen by the animal when it turned on
her.
Butee-Five hundred and twenty-nine
police court cases during the month of
= - A(~eC4 49, R'1N@N 49, 1870 NA0 ~
FIXTURES, according to a report made to
the city council by Police Magistrate Dan
r. O'Shea.
MissOula-Arthur BetOr Of Helena, travel
ing salesman, lost his life when the auto
mobile he was driving plunged over a
grade near Saltese, west Of MissOula. Mr.,
BetOr was alone at the time Of the acct
dent.
PIentywOOd-Gu ny ~Stoneburner, alias
Eaton Shannon, a migratory worker on
"a farm hnFn WAS shot In q quarrel recent.
". He was taken to the office of DR.
/ Steele where the wound was treated, but
the bullet was not located.
Butee-Butte's fire loss for the month
Of uly was S2,426.75, according to a report
made to the city council last night by
Fire Chief Fred Martin. The report shows
that % fires during the month involved
property valued at $5O,O45.5O.
Bmings-Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. New
. man Of Billings were seriously Injured
p when their automobile skidded through
\ guard rail on a hill near Columbus at
. point about 40 miles west Of here, ant
D rolled down a 25O-fOOt embankment.
n AnacOnda-The Anaconda Rotary cluI
j discussed the proposed cutoff which wOul'
r make the ShalkahO highway between i
and u miles shorter after a communicate
from Hamilton business men,, asking 10
cooperation in securing the new road.
Great Faus-JOhn Baptiste Martin, 81
mechanic employed at the Great NOrther
shops, died the other evening while seate
g at the supper table in the home Of Nj
k and Mrs. POgreba. Death was due to
heart attack super-induced by choking.
ROundup-After having 5000 volts {
u electricity pass through his body, En-
ROdiger, a section worker on the Mi
= waukee, lives tOspeak OF the senSatlO
and physicians report that he viii recOve
. minus only two toes Of the right foot.
LivingstOn-The Park County Farm bul
10 eau and the Wilsall Commercial club al
cooperating with the Livingston ChambC
6 Of Commerce in entertaining the hOmeseel
ers tour which is being arranged by Il
Ir Northern Pacific and will arrive here @
August p.
Great FaIIe-The Rev. Fred W. ShOrt'
e. pastor Of the First Congregational churC
ct has rendered his resignation Of the Gre
g tFalls pastOr8Se to Mrs. L. ii. HGmtlto
he chairman Of the pulpit committee, to q
cept a call to the Pilgrim Congregation
er church at Seattle.
ed MaIta-Eighteen carloads of wool ha
been shipped from Malta this season, a
ID. cOrding to J. A. Eubaugh, Malta represen
ative for the National Wool exchange, 30
ton. This represents 1851 sacks, or 59.
149 pounds, IN increase. Of about 24O,O
t. Butte0George PalIis doesn't know W
ed hit him or why. He picked up a II
de with a mOtOrist at Silver Bow. He ".
ne coming to Butte when a speeding motor
came from behind, struck the machine al
Pallis was thrown out Of the car. He W
knocked unconscious.
d. AnaeOnda-James Mcdonald employed
the COttren treaters at the foot OF {
Big Stack was electrOcuted. He was IA
he ping the chains in the treaters It is SO
I with a pole that was damp and $500 70
let passed through his body.
lite Great Faus-A decision, unanimous
made by members Of the executive coun
ell Of the Montana Education ASSOCIATE
fixes Great Falls as the meeting place ]
is the thirty-seventh annual convention
the North Central district Of the Orgal
Tor zatiOn. October % and %.
MissOula-The 18th pOstOffice in NILSSON
Ter county to be known as GreenbOugh,
as been established at the ~Greenbough ra1
by in the BlackfOOt valley, principally for
accommodation Of the several hundred e
led DlOyees Of the A. G. M. logging departm'
.Od now working in that vicinity.
1g. mssOuIa-Travel over the three MonCa
-Ou highway entrances in one day showed
lrs 1.O1O cars used the road between six o'clC
in the morning and 10 O'Clock. at mig
she according to statistics compiled by the.
md reau Of public roads WhichnOw has PROBE
under construction on these highways.
ave Malta-As proof Of his assertion q
Montana is one Of the best states