The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-02

Oil & Gas company. This rig will be NOV
cd to Canada, where Mr.. Reid is to drill.
herbert Barton and j. w. Couple have
taken the contract to move the rig.
Stdney-E. J.. Mccullough, for many
years a resident Of Richland county. has
resigned as county school superintendent.
me county commissioners have accented
his resignation and have appointed Miss
Lydia Leonard Of Fairview to fill the
vacancy.
BrOwning-Most Of the wool OF the
Blackreet reservation is now ready for
Shipment. While the producers deplOre the
lower prices for their wool, yet they find
that the tleeces are weighing enough more
this year to more than make w for the re-
ductiOn in price.
Helena-MOntana creameries, cheese fac
tories and cream stations are required to
post IN conspicuous place the true price
paid for buttertat, following an order is
ued recently by A II. Bowman, commits
sioner Of agriculture, and G.. A. Norris.
chief Of the dairy division.
Helena-Wlbur S. Eaton, a member Of
the NOtre Dame national football champion
team Of 1924 has been signed to coach st.
Charles college, Helena, and to act as Bhys-
lcaI instructor for the coming year. Eaton
was freshman football and basketball
coach at NOtre Dame last year.
Ryegate-Sam Wilkinson. who has been
In Ryegate for the last two and One-half
years as bank receiver, has moved to Hell
ena where he will be associated with the
Union Bank & Trust company, and Hell
ena Finance corporation as field reLresen-
tative with the state as his territory.
MissOula-COlOnel Harry o. Willard Of
LewistOwn was elected department COM
mander of the United Spanish War veter-
ans to succeed r.. II. Osborne of Butte, at
the annual meeting here I'm conjunction
with the state encampments Of seven vet
Grams associations and auXiliaries.
Helena-The Helena boys and girls band,
state champions of Montana, had a busy
time at Denver. In addition to playing at
sessions Of the International Rotary ecu
Vent1On they paid a visit to COlOra0O's
state capitol building and serenaded Gov
ernOr Morley and other state executives.
BrOwning-The tourist park in Brown
ing IS at last a reality and is the result Of
the consistent effort of the wOmen's club.
Lat year a start was made and the park
laid out on government ground but the
site was withdrawn before the place was
in proper shape.
Butte-JOhn f.. Charles, GO. brother Of
d. j. Charles. Butte banker, committed
suicide at his home here recently by shoot
ing himself in the head. He had been de-
SpOndent for a long time because Of III
ness, relatives said. He had been at var
iOus times interested in the oil industry Of
the state.
Red LOdge-The Northern Pacific rail
road, through W. p. StapletOn, one of it's
agricultural agents, has offered Its coop
Grafton in the production Of head lettuce
in the Red Lodge territory. The offer was
made at a conference between Mr.. Staple
ton and p. J. VanderlOOs, pioneer in head
lettuce production in Montana.
Great ~Falls-Michael Riser, who was
acquitted Of a murder charge recently by
a LewistOwn jury for fatally shooting Pa
last November, has furnished $1,000 bond
for his appearance in federal court here
next September to face trial on a charge
Of resisting a federal officer.