The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06
BRIEFS

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Malta-J. F. Kilduff has been electad
president of the Malta Chautauqua asso-
e1atlOn by the local guarantOrs Nable
tucker was chosen secretary.
judith Gap-HOward A. Gray has been
CHOSEN to head the faculty Of the local
schools here for the next year. Mr.. GraV
was graduated at the State University at
MissOula last spring.
Lethbridge, Alta, Canada-The southern
Alberta wool clip will this year show an
increase over last year. II is expected to
reach total of two million pounds More
/ than one million pounds already have been
shipped.
MlssOula-Lieut. John o. Plegner. here
attending the Reserve Officers Training
camp, was seriously injured when a de-
fective PHOSPHORUS grenade exploded in
his hand as he was preparing to throw it.
| He will recover.
Wolf POint-The pOstOffice department
/ has accepted the bid of Ben Anderson of
| this city for carrying the mail from Wolf
Point to Circle, SO miles. The service will
be three times a week and the route by
way Of Sand Greek and Hamblin.
PlentywOOd-The Rev. Boone of the
! congregational church here has re-
signed to accept a pulpit at Sidney. Be
R1chland county seat, he is taking q va
cation Of couple of months in the east
VictOr-Sherman Rhodes, an emplOye Of
the Terrell ranch here for the past five
years, was critically injured the other day
/ by being gOred by an angry bull. A boy
of IL years, with a pitchfOrk, came to his
rescue and drove the animal away. after
Rhodes ribs ana chest had been crushed.
MissOUla-LOgging operations Of the
POlleys Lumber company at Sharon on
the Flathead reservation will continue for
another year before the stand of lumber in
the foothills Of the Mission range is logged
off. Fifty men are now employed in the
Sharon camDs and more than 125 million
feet Of lumber have been already taken out.
ROUndup-Mrs. Mary Firm, Of Klein,
whose son, Rudy Firm, was a member of
the i'll fated crew of the submarine S-51,
as machinist's mate, was called east by
the war department to attend the funeral
= Of the young man after his body had been
recovered from the Undersea boat. Burial
was in Arlington cemetery at Washington.
LaUrel-The defunct Laurel State Bank
has lust paid it's third dividend to de-
lpOsitOrs. A total Of % per cent has now
been paid, one dividend being for eight
and two for ten per cent. There is q
possibility Of another small dividend be-
z fore the banks affairs are definitely
closed.
lIlssOuIa--NIissoula has already been Sc,
, lected for the 1927 convention of the
association and the Association Of regis
BAL tered Nurses and an invitation will bI
extended to the United Spanish Wal
Veterans to hold their 1927 convention
here.
Glacier Parks. Kato, Of Toxic, Japan
Z assistant international through traffic
= manager of the Japanese department o
2 railways, has been touring the park OF
S his way to Seattle from where he viii
- sail for home. Mr.. KatO has been taking
a course in railway management at tn
University Of Pennsylvania.
Butte-J. T.. Stephenson Of this cit,
: bought an entire township Of land ii
Powell county, for $25, when the estate o
the late Charles B. McLure was sold b,
order Of the district court here the Othe
day. Stock in the Cascade Mining & Mill
ling company at Neihart for which tn
McLUre's once refused $4,000, brOugh
HeIena-Word has been received here 0
the death in Long Beach, Calf, Of tn
prominently identified with Methods
Episcopal churches in Montana havin
been variOusly stationed at Butte, Stevens
Iville, Phtinpsburgs M1sS0ula ana Mile
City. A son, Claude J. McAIlister, is deput
state commissioner Of insurance.
Libby-Fires in the KOOtenai nations
forest near here which have been On
cause Of serious alarm in recent week.
are now reported well under control. At
time when the fires were spreading and
was impossible to get sufficient men o
this side Of the line, Canadian Pacih
logging crew Of so men was sent frOI
Canada to assist IN trenehing the fire.
Butte-TOny Veterre and Louis Won Al
to be hanged here August q, Tor the mul
der Of Antoine FaVerO and Peter PavicC
Sentence has been passed upon them 4
Lynch Of the district court. Appeal W.
taken from the first sentence and q
secOn0 was made necessary aICer q
supreme court had confirmed Judgmen
Great FaIls-Charles Mau, oil Operat'
representing San Francisco interests, b.
announced that his company VIII In q
near future drill two dOmes In the neigl
bOrhOod OF this city which have be-
recommended by Ralph Arnold not.
geOlOgist twhO recently inspected the fiel
Drilling Is to start within 90 days. "a
nOuncement Of the location has not y
been made.
Bslt-BIr. and Mrs. N. Il Wilson Of th
city have Just received word that the
nephew Mai. Gen. Guy M. Wilson Of {
United States army, was slgnally nOn0r
July 4th when a life size portrait Of hl
was hung in the Armory at Flint. Mic
his home town. and the pupils of
BIichael's school there presented him wi
an emerald ring General wilson col
manded the 82nd Division in France du
ing the world war and was severely Woun
ed in action.
BlniuEa-Accordiug 60 8 decision re
dered in the court Cl Justice cf
peace here, an incoInor TED church, {
teanized for uon-Droot. cannot legally le
assessments upon lte members. An asae.
meue WAS voted By the c8nHEee1tIo
ST. Paul Lutheran church here. ana o
OF the trustees and - otAfr members
fused 90 pay &C. TIE court held that Wh
they might be morally bound % 90
they were not ln the legal sense ol
wore.