The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-19
STATE BRIEFS

PleRtywOOd-M. P. Ostby, county agent,
that a turkey marketing ASSOC
citation is to be formed in Sheridan county.
MlssOula-After two years Of service to
the city as secretary Of the MissOula cham
Der Of commerce, r. 7. Spaulding has re-
signed.
Deer LOdge-Arrested on a charge Of
Staying l. c. CussOn, aged "a, as he slept,
Narctse Dumouehel, age SO, Is a prisoner
In the county Jail here.
Helena-Al property Of the Helena Light
and Railway company, in receivership, will
be sold at public auction December l.. at
noon, at the office Of the company here.
ChlnOOk-The beet harvest has been
finished in the Chinook section and klicing
completed at the Utah-IdahO Sugar COM
pahy's factory. About 10000 tons Ofebeets
were sliced during the season.
Helena-Harry +. Cameron, cited recently
for a Carnegie hero fund award, is a resi-
dent Of Missoula. The act for which he is
cited occurred at Helena when he, saved
the life Of David Wanamaker, Nov. II, 1924.
Whiteflsh-The Rev. Gerhard Aarastad.
pastor Of the Whitefish Lutheran church
was married to Miss Gustave Lee Of Swan
Lake in the Swan Lake Lutheran church
recently, the Rev. Nelson Of Poison off
ciating.
PlentywoOd-After six years Of senara-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Harris swere re-
conciled at P~lentywOOd through the efforts
of Under Sheriff RObke. The couple was
IAAHA15 a. OOOASJ WnGn MIS- hdEElb lGLE uer
husband.
HaFlem-Orris San 1k, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. ole Sanvik OF Harlem, died at the
Kennedy Deaconess hospital in Havre, fol-
lowing an accident which occurred during
the Malta-Harlem football game played
here recently.
HamiltOn-That the Bitter Root ~vallev/is
particularly adapted to the growing OF
onion sets, is the opinion Of Fred Luder-
man Of Bridger, who was in Hamilton re-
Gently looking after the CROP that had been
contracted for last spring.
Fort BentOn-Fred Early, who lives or
the Teton river north of Carter, recently
killed 10 rattlesnakes. While building
fence Mr.. Early came across the snakes al
rolled up in a pile. There were an ever
dozen in the bunch and he accounted FOL
10 Of them, all being Of large size.
Whitefish-Charles Bayha, who was ap
pointed city clerk under the Mclean ad
ministratiOn and who has been serving 3
days appointments under the new admins
%tration, resigned at the last meeting o
the city council. Andy Horn was appointed
to the position for the balance Of the fisca
year ending June 30, 1927.
ScObey-The largest shipment Of live
stock ever sent over the ScObey-Bainvill
branch went out a few days ago. Forty car
loads Of cattle in one train. part Of whicI
were loaded at points on the branch ives
Of ScObey and part at ScObey, apprOxim
ately 1900 head Of cattle started to s.
Paul markets on the night freight.
Great alls-Sha transfers within tn
Paris Dry Goods company which place tn
;. prOprietorship of half the stock with Leo
Z. Singer, Aaron Singer and W.. A.. Haga
|, have been announced by Fred A. FligmaI
president Of the Paris. With this chang,
Leon F.. Singer becomes vice president {
the company, Aaron Singer is secretary an
lHagan is treasurer.
Red LOdge-F. 1. johnson is down frOl
Camp SawtOOth. his dude establishment /
: the BeartOOth, for the winter. Mr.. JOhnsO
has been occupied since the season close
in completing his main camp cabin,
structure "a feet by "a feet, with the fu
lower floor to be used as a living room b
the camp guests, and several additions
guests cabins.
: Great Falls-The C. H. Campbell ranch
approximately 1000 acres, located or Su
river a short distance above Great Fall
has been transferred by the owners to Il