The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-10
STATE BRIEFS

Great Observation-Disclosures Of q pOst-
office at Gypsum, a small town near Lewis
town, was made short time ago.
Butte-W. N. Tanned, chief engineer for
the Anaconda Copper Mining company will
retire from active service because Of i'll
health.
Belt-Plans for a public library lOca-
ton and ladies rest room for out Of town
visitors are being made by the Belt wOm-
ems club.
Sldney-E. ii. Turner, proprietor Of the
Valley Hotel cafe Of this place has dis
posed Of his hotel cOnectsOns and is NOV
ing uptown to open A-hOur service cafe.
ChinOOk-Dale Watkins, a member Of the
Chinook boys band, is recovering from a
serious automobile accident received while
returning from the Hays Indian Fair.
Malta-The Rev. Peter Edwards has ar
rived in Malta to assume the pastOrate Of
ST. Mary's Episcopal church. This will
give the church here its first resident pas
tor for about eight years.
Great FalIs-Julius f. Kleinpell for the
last several years operator Of the west side
side bus line, died a few days ago at
Portland, Ore, following an automobile ac-
cident in which he was injured.
LivingstOn--GeOrge Reese, since 1888 an
, operator and train dispatcher for the
Northern Pacific in Livingston died at
the Northern Pacific hospital in Mis-
) sOula, where he had been for two weeks.
Great Falls-Henry Albertine 16 year old
boy was deprived of the privilege Of
!. driving an automobile for. 90 days and
y fined five dollars in police court as the
penalty for exceeding the speed limit in
Gibson park.
Observation-Disclosures came into the spot-
light in pleasing fashion at the recent
J. tournament Of the Western Casting assO-
y citation at San Francisco, when Jack Bo-
chime, local fishing expert, took three places
{ in competition with the vests best.
= Wolf POfnf-Char0ns Of assault with an
; tent to kill have been filed against one
n Rogers, member Of the road crew working
/. west Of town, as the result of striking JUL
r lus Nahrenkamp over the head with heavy
4 sledge hammer and fracturing his skull.
d Red Lodge-ImprOvement and resurfac-
It ing Of the road over the hill from Red
IS Lodge to Washoe is under way and will
be completed before December 1 by J. M.
II Carter Of Billings, who was awarded the
re surfacing contract by the board OF county
" commissioners.
} Libby-As the result Of rolling 200 feet
se down the side of q mountain in an auto
mobile, Sybil Townsend, 13-year old daugh-
~ ter of Mrs. Bert Townsend, Libby, is in
= the Libby hospital with afractured leg
" and also suffering from severe cuts in the
left arm and leg.
LivingstOn-The Rev. Gilbert A. Eakins
y q, pastor Of the FIRST Presbyterian church
at aSratOga Springs, WyO., was fatally
burned in hot pool near Lake Yellowstone
Yellowstone park. He wandered into the
pool in the dark and was severely burned
before he could be extricate
ChsnOOk-The new fire truck for the
r. Chinook fire company arrived recently
n and is now parked in the city hall. 1t is
" an international, fOur-cylinder, 80 horse
power. The truck carries 800 feet Of hoes
chemical tank, ladders, axes, bars, Ian
K terms and other equipment
Malta-The Rev. A. p. Plummer for fiv,
years pastor Of the First Methodist Epis
cOpal chunrch, Malta, was appointed al
field executive OF Intermountain Union Col
n lege, Helena, at the meeting Of the trus
IL tees; according to notice received iron
- President Klemme Of the college.
90 HeIena-Like Mark Twain, J. E. Wood
former state purchasing agent whose dealt
at st. Louis was recently reported here
d, finds the story greatly exaggerated.
a From Filler, Ida, where he is now in tn
e Mercantile business, Mr.. Wood wires 9
~ am the hvest dead man you ever saw"
q Red Observation-Disclosures Of the dud
= ranch business in the BaertOOths in con
- juntiOn with the dude camp business al
ready flOurishing, is indicated in the puI
,o+ chase by ii. d. Thran Of Minneapolis G
oh Leo PLAT ranch at the mouth Of WillO'
1st creek canyon, three miles west Of Re
,Fs Lodge
per MartinsdaIe-The fifth Of a series
for burglaries in this vicinity took place whe
Coates brothers general store was entere
Op- during the night. Access to the buildin
DSyy 10y was gained by cutting out small windo
~ at the rear and the thieves got away wit
80, the contents Of the cash register, $50, an
lis, considerable merchandise.
US Great FaIIs-In order that more MOI
'9SS tana wheat farmers may take advantal
90 of the facilities offered at the state graf
10 laboratory in Great Falls for testing
- the protein content Of their grain, r
Do duction Of % per cent IN charges has bee
announced by w. 7. Giese, chief Of Il
grain division, department Of agriculture.
oW Judith Gap-Twenty cans Of fish we
.pps planted in Careless creek by Max Ande
inc @Sne son and A. r. Mackenzie, the fish bei1
III Nr.nrv mHuNr AmNrN NnAr
OD- by G. r. Stone. Another shipment Of
rNS cans was received by Forest Ranger Lal
@ @snt and those, also were distributed in Car
as a. less creek, near the Burke and Ring farm
ds sheIby-A new record for number
mn wells completed was set recently in q
c,,t Kevin-Sunburst field when 16 were drill
Sss; in Nine Of the compilations are listed
onS commercial oil wells and the other sew
Tbe were dry holes and have been abandOne
ons III the same period Of nine new wells we
His started and an equal number were spu
ded IN.
BiIIinRs-John Viekery, SLAYER Of Rus.
Sage, sheriff of Yellowstone county plead
leaC not guilty to the charge Of murder in
the first degree when taken before Distr
fed Judge o. f. Goddard here. He was
All manded to the custody Of the county shl
COoi iff, who set bond and 1t is said that !
leek trial viii be set for the fall term Of d
ater trict court.
FfsIIii fsIi AnaeOnda-Alfred sabo. 1s-year:old s
avad Of Jake Sabo, veteran A. G. M. f0rem'
5S died at st. AIMS hospital recently fr'
uSsy injuries sustained when the automobile
;, ,aS - which he was riding crashed into a B.
The q =. aIlee4s .lsat sltse niises 49, u =, Z
'OsS and interanl injuries and never regain
consciousness.
Helena-John Berger, Butte was
laws S.1sS ~ PtS ~ eHS olu 2Ss ~ ees
aezo, 49,, named were Henry Steber, Phillipsbu
tsS vice president; Emanuel Fish, Helena,
the ~
nSe1 William Werner, MissOula, grand gui
Sro1g The next annual meeting win be held
und Ous'e'
sIs sRis A chinaman is compelled by
been to leave his possessions to his N
a n lchfTdrau