The Kevin review., 1926-09-02
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4 az the nome of his daughter fOIloWin
illness since last April
HamIlton-Death claimed two aged me
OF Hamilton recently. They were Josep
Sherrick - and vereran of the civil wal
and OriH James Schell, TO-
Rexford-Tommy Hughes, railroad fire
man, was Struck by westbound train Nc
three miles east of Rexford.
Sidney-Fifty six pheasants, half Huno
ar1an and half Oreg0nian were released Il
Richland county by the newly Orpanize,
Sidney Wild Game Protective association
sidney-Amie Gatien, pioneer horse rails
er and stockmaa of the Yellowstone rive
district where Hay creek empties. for q
Sidney. -
Miles City-R. W. Carey, Chicago NH
waukee q st Paul railroad operator wai
killed SIX miles west of Giendive when h,
ran into another automobile parked along
side the road.
MissouIa-MeIvin Hansen, 15-year-oIf
Spokane boy, was probably fatally injured
mere When ne was accidentally shot by his
cousin, ElWin Harlan, 16. The boys were
hunting in the woods.
Billings-An average yield of between
60 and 81 bushels of wheat was harvested
Ii,ol on his T. irrigated farm on Laurel road, 8
had % acres in wheat
Wolf Point-While cutting up hog
Fred Schafer, proprietor of Schafer's mar,
ket, in splitting the head with his cIeaver
struck IN such way that one of the hogs
teeth flew up and hit him in the eve.
MaIta-Guy Ludwig and Row Monroa
were appointed captains of hose carts i
and at reorganization meeting of the
Malta Fire department, with Edwin Car
land in charge of the chemical hose.
KaIispelI-WillardMelt 10 son of Mrs
John Melton, lost his life while digging a
well at the Talley lake ranger Station
Star Meadows. Gas left in the well from
previous explosion is held responsible.
Tery-The question of floating a bond
issue for $4,000 to build an addition to
the school building in Terry lost by
two to one vote at the special meetinS
Less than One-thfrd of the electors voted
Butte-Under an order of the district
of the district court of this county. the
9egen Bank building, purchased by Yegen
BrotherS OF Billings several years ago for
S1O1,OOO, will be sold here at public auc-
tion.
KalispeIl-Receipts of wheat at the
Equity elevator one day last week were
the largest ever recorded according to Of
ffcials. A total of 81 loads was brought
in, amounting to approximately 5000 bu
shells. D1
POPLAR movement is afoot for the
building of new catholic church in Pom
lar, and If no setback of the plan occur,
1t VIII be commenced this fall. The pro
Lenihan. -
POwer-There will be 100000 bushels of
wheat shipped from Power this fall ac-
cording to an estimate ofRobert Clark
son, Teton county agent. This is about
One-fourht of the total wheat production
of the county.
GIasgOw-Nine carloads Of horses, aggre-
eating 222 head, comprised recent ship
ment from Hinsdale, four going to Minne |
sofa, two to North Dakota, two to Mich |
igan and one to Idaho. Prices ranged from
$40 to $40 head.
Miles City-Miss Mary Hale for the past |
several years acting in the capacity of as
brary has received word that she has been |
elected to the position of head Librarian aft |
st. Cloud, Minnesota.
HamiIton-Chester Dalton Glenn died in
ut his Corvallis home from injuries receiy-
ed when he was caught by a hay derrick
fork and carried to the loft of a barn
He was So years old and a native of Illi- |
1ois. A wife and seven children survive
Great TaIIs-Fred Stimpert, younger son
If Mr.. and Mrs Adam Stimpert will spend
he next two years doing research work
n biology in Paris. France Mr. Slim
,ert accompanied by Mrs. Stimpert will
all from Boston for Paris in September
KalispeII-Although it's rated capacity of
1000 feet per hour will not be reached I
OF. several weeks, the new plant of the ;
Salispell Lumber company, begun last
April, has now worked into regular pro-
uction. Test runs have been made since
-ugust 5.
Wolf Point-The f. S. Jones company,
ere, will open new store at Plentywood j
eptember IL. Gilbert Lee of this city =
tho has been in the Golden Rule here for :
wo years will be in charge of the store !.
HamiItOn-Alex M. Chaffin is i'll of spot
ID fever at the Hamilton hospital. Mr.
haffin has been employed as field man Q
'r the entomology station and cared for i
lnoculated animals at the laboratory 1t
thought he thus contracted the disease /,
KaIispeIl-Officers of the department. of
lstice have arrived in Kalispell, taking n
TO custody Arthur Sauerbaum, alleged y
ltomobile thief, who had been arrested E
Id convicted in Ohio, but who made his
cape. Local officers arrested him here. :
Terry-A coupe driven by B. f. VolIen- I'll
ne of Minneapolis, skidded inthe mud on 81
e National trail between Miles City and p
erry, several miles out of Terry and b
as alone escaped injury but the car was Sc
maged. oi
Miles City-N. G.. Pierce, who was TAX IN
g nap under tree on his ranch recent
was painfully awakened when a wood =
cker landed on his head, and thinking |
was a tree stump proceeded to peck. |
was several days before Mr.. Pierce re- /
vered from the effects of the experience.
Froid-J. w. Wulf, who has conducted 4
general mercantile business in Froid for !
E past several years, has disposed of his l
,ck to the Frofd Mercantile company, 4
lich has operated here under that name I
several years, but which suffered the
IS of its building and stock by fire in
ly.
Fort Benton-Fort Benton is to hold its
immunity fair this year September 10
d II and the committees appointed to
ovide the entertainment features and |
lect the finances have met with CO..
Grafton and general interst so much that
fair has already assumed a regular !
lnty fair proportion.
certificates to practice os
pathy in Montana have been granted by
state board of examiners. The ap-
cants are DR.. Frank L. Anderson, Miles /
(; DR.. q. K. Roffinberg, Whitefish; DR.. 1
an M. Crowell, Joliet; DIR. Ruth V.
ith, Helena; DR.. Lee c. Williams, Dill
/; DR.. Leila Border Fishliegh, Boze-
n and DR.. Emerson Stone Missoula.
'ort shaw-Since the government turned
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