The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-03
STATE BRIEFS

atre here was reOpened.
S-Idney-George W. Clark, 80, one OF Rich
land c~ounty's two ciyA war veterans, died
at the home of hes laughter following
illness since last April.
H-amIItOn-Death claimed two aged men
Of Hamilton recently. They were Joseph
Sherrick 50 and a vereran of the civil war,
and Grin James Seholl, 70.
Rexford-Tommy Hughes, railroad fire.
man, was struck by westbOund train No.
q and killed while crossing the track
three miles east Of RexfOrd.
sIdney-Fifty-six pheasants, half Hung
Richland county by the newly organized
Sidney Wild Game Protective association.
Sidney-Amie Gatien, pioneer horse rails
err and stockman Of the Yellowstone river
district where Hay creek empties, for 80
years, has sold his ranch and is moving to
Sidney.
BIIings-An average yield Of between
60 and 81 bushels of wheat was harvested
on his irrigated farm on Laurel road, 8
had % acres in wheat.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Hansen, 15-year-old
Spokane boy, was probably fatally injured
here when he was accidentally shot by his
cousin, Edwin Harlan, 16. The boys were
hunting in the woods.
Wolf POint-While cutting up a hog,
Fred Schafer, proprietor Of Schafer's mar
ket, in splitting the head with his cleaver
struck in such a way that one Of the hogs
teeth flew up and hit him in the eye.
MaIta-Guy Ludwig and Roy Monroe
were appointed captains Of hose carts i
and 2 at a reorganization meeting Of the
Malta Fire department, with Edwin Gar
land in charge Of the chemical hose.
HinsdaIe-The Hinsdale band under the
direction Of Bandmaster Jenny, which re-
Gently organized Is now arrayed in con-
Ventional band uniform Of white trousers,
white shirts, white caps and black ties.
Butte-Under an order of the district
Of the district court Of this county, the
3 Yegen Bank building, purchased by Yegen
Brothers of Billings several years ago for
/, $101 900, will be sold here at public auc-
ton.
) ~POIsOn-The American Legion, Hardwick
post, here has announced plans for the
( erection Of a community hall on Flathead
lake. Cost is estimated at $4,000. The ball
= will be used FOR dancing and other amuse-
I ments.
2 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.
{ LivingstOn-LOcal men who are eligible
s to join the new American LegiOg secret
q society, La Societe des 40 HOmmes and
8 Chevaux, are planning for a big time
in Livingston, in September when the To-
: cal chapter Of the society will be installed.
Wolf POint-The f. S. Jones company.
which operates the Golden Rule chain store
here, will open a new store at PlentywOOd
September II. Gilbert Lee of this city
who has been in the Golden Rule here for
two years Will be in charge Of the store.
HamiItOn-Alex NJ. Chaffin is i'll Of spot
n ted fever at the Hamilton hospital. Mr.
y Chaffin has been employed as field man
' for the entomology station and cared fol
innoculated animals at the laboratory. II
is thought he thus contracted the disease
3 Great FalIs-Fred Stimpert, younger sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Stimpert will spend
the next two years doing research wOrl
in biology in Paris, France. Mr.. Slim.
pert accompanied by Mrs. Stimpert viii
IS sail from Boston for Paris in September.
is H~amiltOn-Chester Dalton Glenn died fl
70 at his Corvallis home from injuries receiv
ed when he was caught by a hay derricl
fork and carried to the loft Of a barn
He was So years old and a native Of I'LL
nOis. A wife and seven children survive.
d --Terry-A coupe driven by B. +. Vollen
n tine of Minneapolis, skidded inthe mud Oh
a the National trail between Miles City an
IS Terry, several miles out of Terry ant
IS turned completely over. The driver VIII
i was alone escaped injury but the car wa
d damaged.
T Eureka-The Lareh Products company re
3. ceived a shipment Of supplies containgin
? fou large acid proof kettles, and the fore
+ is busy installing them. Those they ha
8 been using. gave completely out in Jun
and the plant has been Utmost at a stand
.e still, awaiting these kettles.
" Judith Gap-AttOrney N. R. BarncOr
was bruised and scratched about the hea
"a and shoulders and escaped what was be
lieVed to be q more serious accident, whe
< xee hte turned "bronc0 buster" and mounte
os one Of the widest horses OF the day
,nf FOgels ranch. He was thrown.
Nashua-The Neiss hardware store hel
was broken into and robbed Of So in ST
yer and six watches and several differeI
= kinds or hardware. the total amcuntin
&c to over 500. The large safe in the stoi
N. was not touched. The robbers entere
al from the rear by breaking two locks.
- 4 s,sr~g&or- Tho F3fkF dsvf5o.I novpao,
announced two weeks ago by Receive
to John SandersOn for the defunct NOrtl
in western National bank, is beig paid. III
is a total Of 20 percent the Northwestel
the bank has paid since its close nearly tW
ay years ago.
GAL Fort BentOn-FOrt Benton is to hold i
ern community fair this year September
OIL and IL and the committees appointed
:. provide the entertainment features an
toe collect the finances have met with C
ow operation and general interest so much tn
the fair has already assumed a regul
~ county fair proportion.
tbo Eureka-SeveraI cOnsignments Of your
on fish were received a few days ago fro
the federal fish car. Hugo KlOssner I
ceiVed rainbow trout which were plac
in Grave creek. Mr.. eBrger received ca
de- fish which he placed in the lake on b
place, and Oscar Wolf, B. Mooney and
ont III. Sailing received b~lack-spOtted trOl
ver which they took out to Terhault lake.
ria, HeIena-Seven certificates to practice G
ing teOpathy in Montana have been granted
100: the state board OF examiners. The a
sal p~licants are DR.. Frank L.. Anderson, Mi
100 Cit; Dr.. e. K. Roffinberg, Whitefish; I
Dean III. Crowell, Joliet; DR.. Ruth
idi- Smith, Helena; DR.. Lee c. Williams, d
Ion; DR.. Leila Border Ffshliegh, Boz
up man and DR.. Emerson Stone, Missoula.
Tr0y-Shipments Of ore from Cana
have been Sc large recently that Il has be
NE necessary to put the concentration Of t
70 SnOwstOrm mine on a 24-hour basis. 7
Ion / oucnU nffinn onh hn4Tdfnn uuhfoh wa
has sariousIv demered nv fire recanfIv n
tne soon be in use again. The firse W
II caused by an exploding gas torch viii
mi threw fire throughout the entire buildiT
az Fort shaw-Since the government turn
the old fort at Fort Shaw over TO I
school district. The school board has CO..
pletely disposed Of the old barns. 7
buildings sold at a reasonable figure a
the the money is to be used to remodel I
eat school and install new fixtures. The VIZ
nn on the school is nearing comnIeffon q