The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-03
STATE BRIEFS

senior class Of the Harlem
high school has undertaken the publication
of a bi-weekly school paper.
Nashua-The Nashau Hardware and I'm
plement company is to have a 40 by go
foot building added to it's present building.
Butte-The Butte city council has Gre
ated two more free municipal ice Kinks for
the cnlIdren o fth1s city, making IL juve-
nile Kinks now situated in IL sections of
the city.
Billings-NOt guilty by reason of insani-
ty, was the verdict rendered by the jury
in district court in the trial, of John Wick
reg Tor the murder of Sheriff Russell Sage
on July 6.
Fort BentOn-A number of citizens.
headed by George Patterson, have cleared
the ground adjoining the Old Fort park of
weeds and debris in preparation for a
skating rink.
Sunburst-The Sunburst Electric COM
pany is now furnishing all night service
which is pleasing to the restaurants, hotels
and other business concerns which desire
light after midnight.
Fort BentOn-The minstrel show spon-
sored by the Junior class Of the high
school, given at the Armory, was a success
financially and provided delightful enter
tainment. The proceeds were $141.O5.
MaIta-A reorganization has recently
taken place in the personnel of the Farm
ers and Mechanics bank in SacO, Harry A.
Vagg becoming president, and J. T.. Baer
of Bainvilie, assuming the cashiership.
Chinook Eastern points appreciate
northern Montana sugar, according to Off
Gals Of the Utah-IdahO Sugar company,
who say that one order came in a few days
ago for $4,000 sacks for east shipment i'm
mediately.
HObsOn-The HObson Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION has elected the following officers
for the coming year: President, Mrs. J. 4.
Raitt; vice president, Mrs. p. j. HOven (;
secretary, Mrs Henry Haschke; treasurer,
Mrs s. b. Fairbank.
+ ~sheIby-John Rankendorf, a restaurant
emplOye of this city, was found dead early
one morning on a side street near the
Rainbow hotel. Death is attributed to the
drinking of canned heat" together with a
a weakened constitution. "
Great FaIIs-Hubert Morehead. is years
0 old, of this city, and Charles Adams, q,
e of Eden, returned to Great Falls Sunday
, from a hunting trip near Black Butte on
: which they killed a cinnaman bear cub
e weighing about 200 pounds.
Great Falls-Caseade county poultry rails.
n ers have perfected a temporary Organiza.
f ton which is expected within the next
o month, to open a central Gambling an6
grading station so that strictly fresh select
e eggs may be placed on the local market.
PlentywOOd-A. Ingwalson, who Owni
d several stores throughout Minnesota anC
d Montana, including one in PlentywOod, hal
n recently purchased the Lake Cash stOrl
at Medicine Lake and is transferring som
of his employees at P~lentywOOd to the new
store.
judith CAPABILITIES Barrett. Roy FRYE ant
Walter Violetta, all BrOadview youth
about 10 years old, were held in Judith Cal
one night recently by Marshall COlemai
until the arrival Of one Of the boys
fathers, who took them back to Broadview
at the BasSett home.
HamiItOn-AlthOugh no candidate file
for the office of coroner in Ravalli county
Il names were written in for the variOu
tickets. John W. Bowling, Hamilton under
taker, received 40 votes, while DR.. Herber
"A Hayward was second with IS. DR.. Haywar
is the present official.
l. POlsOn-Three purebred sires Of uualit
ID have recently been purchased by member
IS of the Lake County Contrasting assOcia
tie ton and three other dairymen are maxim
arrangements to purchase herd sires who's
dams each have records around Loo
pounds OF butter a year.
ne Great FaIIs-A 500 increase in the fisc,
III budget of the county agriculturalist's OffiC
Z for 1927 has been authorized by the count
10 board of commissioners, which placed th
H. udget appropriations at $500. The salar
T. Of r. e. Cameron, county agent, was IL
creased from $500 to $780,.
Demonstrating that the best way
keep from becoming golf widows is to b.
come golf enthusiasts, a number Of DentO
matrOns have taken up that interestin
of game, and may be found at almost an
of time of the day pursuing the elusive pi
no around the nine-hOle course.
nd SUSCEPTIBILITY Eischen and Jack NJ
/ OduAcloe IducueEE living seven miles MORT
rs, east of Dumkirk, were killed when an aut
e mobile in which they were riding owe
he turned not far from their homes. The
IN bodies were found the next day by Charl
he Cox, Mrs. Eischen and Mrs. McDaniels.
fs Great FaIls-Dudley CrOwther. who h,
Wy been a resident Of Great Falls since 1Sg
has been rendered the position Of eOu
reporter by Wellington II. Meigs, who WI
nd elected Judge Of the district court at Il
~ general election. The appointment will
~ / accented. If WAS stated nv Mr. Crouvfhn
PentywOOd- Wallace Christensen,
rs years old, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
of Christensen OF Dagmar, was accidental
75, shot and seriously wounded when a 81
.. by his side was discharged and tore o
nd part OF his jaw an dinjured his eye
be there is little hope for the recovery Of b
sight.
eek DentOn-The Johnston service station, !
ng Gated on Broadway, has been sold to
DIV Earl Clack Of Havre. The station is a bri,
ly- structure on a corner location and w
lily erected this spring by Jim Johnston, pi
.ch neer rancher Of Denton. Mr.. Johnston w
have charge OF the station until ne
ers summer.
te HamiItOn-A new interstate highway h
.bo lately been completed, known as {
ny Salmon Bitter. Root road. The new hig
I'd way links Montana and Idaho at the DO
of ders OF Lemhi and Ravalli counties al
,os joins the Big ole or Park-to-Park highwi
or at the top Of the Continental divide on t
Big Hole mountain.
Ut Helena-Setting his photograph to pla
to ing, Blue Bonnet, You Made Me FC
to Blue" w. J. Fairy, 48, a city firema
LID shot and killed himself in his hOme hel
de- No reason was assigned for his act. b
nd wife and daughter were in the adjoinil
100 room Of the house. Mrs. Fairy, his WidO
and four children survive.
lay HobsOn-Pat Flanagan Of Utica, one
ng the Oldest cattle men Of the Judith riv
les valleys closed out his entire holdings I
Gently, selling 1858 head Of COWS, calves a
steers to Pat McAllister and Enrol Calf
out Geyser. The consideration is not made pu
lie, but it is understood to have been
ers the neighborhOod Of $4,000.
IN MissOuIa-New passenger locomotive pO
&c er, purchased by the Northern Pacific ra
way from the American Locomotive col
70 pany, viii probably be put into service t
YER first Of the year, it was announced at din
sion headquarters here. Seven new engin
nIk are TO De placed on the passenger ru
o1d between MissOula and Livingston,
st
ON The first scientific study Of rubber W
go carried on by a French man in 1876.
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