The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
TREASURE STATE FARM AND LIVESTOCK
STATE BRIEFS

DOdsOn-The Great Northern railway now
has a crew here under Foreman Valentine,
charging the stockyards at this place.
mssOula-W. B. Shoemaker Of Glasgow
was elected grand master Of the grand
lodge, 1. o. o. f., succeeding G. J. BONNIE
of Havre.
Bu1ings-Mrs. Ray James, "a, was killed
in the O%veFturn Of an automobile on the
beet switch east Of Hardin, recently in an
effort to avoid a collision with two motor
cycles.
MissouIa-Mrs. Matte Boyd Of Livingston
was elected to head the Rebekah state
assembly for the coming year. She sue
ceeds Jennie Bywaters of Sand COulee as
president.
Great FalIs-Reyn Leedom, former Com
mercial club executive and newspaper own
er Of Lowell, WyO., has been unanimously
elected secretary Of the Great Falls Cham
Der Of Commerce
Chester-The WoOdmen lodge Of Chester
has inceased the size of its hall by making
it "a feet longer. This addition makes the
hall sufficiently large to accommodate
basketball, dances or any other community
activities.
DentOn-P. J. Griesenauer pioneer farm
er Of this section has disposed Of 800 acres
of his ranch to n. e. Barber. Mr.. Barber
leased The rest of the ranch and Mr.. Griese-
nauer will move with his family to Lewis
town, temporarily.
HamiItOn-A landslide of law enforce
ment decended upon the nti-Volstead ele-
ment Of the Hamilton and Darby cOmmun-
tiles recently with the resulting arrests of
10 men and the confiscation OF one copper
still complete with dOubler.
Chester-Suit has been filed by the
county commissioner OF Liberty county
against the receiver of Chester State bank,
in the sum of $1,000 for the purpose OF en-
forcing a preference claim for a county
deposit in the bank, upon its failure.
Shelby-A constitution making the stu
dent body self-gOverning was adopted by
| Shelby high school students recently. The
newly organized student body is known as
the Shelby High School association.
SheIby=The editorial staff of the Shelby
high school annual has been appointed
with the following officers: EditOr-in-chief
Marion Cavitt; assistant editor, Lyle Bur
ton; business manager, William Murr1ls
school activities, Catherine Pettigrew.
Great FaIIs-The Great Falls WOman's
club will retain possession of the Richard
sOn-MOrrOw Citizenship cup, an award
made by the Montana Federation OF
WOmen's clubs to the club presenting the
hest historical pageant on July fourth.
t Great FaIs-DOuglas Gold of Browning,
former vice-president of the north central
district of the Montana Education assO-
2 citation, was elected president to succeed
/ Vernon G.. Mays, principal Of the Great
4 Falls high school, at the annual meeting
IivingstOn-When Mrs. Clyde Keltz of
Clyde Park took precious time needed to
e save herself from burns that were to prove
1 fatal, in order that she might put her
= year-Old baby in a place OF SAFETY, she &C
). cOmplished her purpose, though she died
e Great FaIIs-Construction of a $500 ad-
/ dition to the Eddy bakery was authorized
recently by City Building inspector M. i.
Morris, who issued a permit to ). u.
4 O'COnnell, president of the company. The
addition win be built Of brick and used
e Great FalIs-Mrs. Lucille Jackline OF
Glasgow was elected president OF the De
S gree of Honor Benefit association at the
state convention here. Mrs. JENNIE Congel
of Roundup was elected vice-president and
Mrs. Mabel Bauer of Great Falls was
d chosen state secretary.
S MissOuIa-Dr. c. A. Schenck, world fam
s Gus forester, who taught on the staff OF
the State University of Montana forestry
school as a special lecturer during the
q forestry short course IN tine WlH io 20 %
1926, will return to this institution IOl
3 the same period this year.
HeIena-The Silver Bow Baptist assocla
ton. in annual session here, chose Ana
conda as the 1927 convention city. Reports
n showed the condition of the congregation
comprising the district to be excellent
DR.. Curry, state executive secretary de
n Iivered the principal address. A.
l. ROundup-The athletic association or TN
ROUNDUP hig school has completed a drlY'
for membership which resulted IN enron
ing every student in the high school ant
. every member of the faculty as member
y Of the. association. Never before have al
four classes been able to accomplish a 1U
IS per cent enrolment.
lie elected grand patriarch of the Montani
grand e-ncampment, 1. o. o. r.; at Tn
1t fortv-secOnd session of the order here
Grand Patriarch Bell succeeds NJ F.. Man
of Miles City and with the other gran
officers of the -encampment was elevate
from the next lower POSITION. Dou
PIentywOOd-The largest fire Plenty
wood has had in three years occurred tn
other morning, when two buildings owne
az e19 O0O were burned to the ground. On
of the buildings was a movie house, th
Orpheum, and the other was stocked wit
electrical appliances, managed by the SO
of Mr.. Fishback.
MissOuIa-KUOM, State university {
Montana radio station, has recently con
pleted installation Of a set of power stol
. Volts 70 fhe radio transmitter. The ne
- batteries will allow the station to operat
an hour a day for five days in case 81
State university is isolated from Gil
power supply by some catastrophe.