The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-26
STATE BRIEFS

Wolf POint-Officers and directors Of the
Wolf Point Golf club, at a meeting re-
Gently, voted to incorporate the club under
the name Wolf Point Golf Park.
ROundup-RepOrt of progress in plans
for a swimming pool was made at a re-
cent meeting of the American Legion and
it is stated that several prospective lOca-
lions are being considered.
ChinOOk.-The Chinook Lions club is
planning a big celebration April II when
it will receive its charter from information
al. The members are planning a banquet,
an entertainment and a dance.
Nashua-The contents Of the OsWegO
Mercantile company and the store building
and the contents of the Elite billiard hall
were completely destroyed by fire the
other day. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Libby-The city council is cOnsideTiRs
the purchase of a street grader cOSC1nS
81, 1850. This grader consists Of an engine
in the rear with agrading equipment III
front and is said TO be very efficient.
Helena-An egg laid by a Black Jersey
pullet, weighing seven ounces and measur-
ing z II by s II inches, was exhibited
here by Mrs. Roland Games of Canyon
Ferry. The pullet was Matched last May.
ChinOOk-It is feared Milk river has
claimed the life of Homer Campbell, a
young man about 20 years old who lived
near Zurich. He was last seen Monday
night, March /, and since that time nothing
has been heard of him..
AnacOnda-The st. Paul's congregation
reduced the debt of S113,0O0, covering the
cost of erecting the modern school build
ling, $4,000 within the last three years.
The sum Of S11,500 was paid during the
last year and $3,497.92 went as interest.
SheIby-E. J. Newell, 48, station agent
| at Devon for the Great Northern railroad,
died there the other day. Influenza was
! the immediate cause of his death, but he
Ihad been suffering with diabetes. His
widow and three minor children survive.
HeIena-The Rev. Isaac PleastOn Kelley
aged 80, died recently at the family home
following an extended illness. lie is sur
] -s--I IN his widow nnn several nnfInTnm
all Of Helena. Rev. Kelley was associated
with the Methodist church and was form
erly pastor at Boulder.
Great Faus-Machinery which will in.
; crease the output of the Sunburst Refining
{ company is arriving in Great Falls and is
, the first step toward what will be a pro
: L gram Of EXPANSION Of the plant, it has
: been announced by NJ. G. Henderson, man.
? ager. Mr.. Henderson did not disclose the
cost Of the new equipment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the county
poor fund during the months of Januac!
and February this year were S1,OSS.36 lesi
than the corresponding months of 1926
Last year S5,211.O1 was expended in Janu
airy and A,736.16 in February. This yea
S4,451.S2 was spent in January and S4,4OSO
in February.
Wbitensh-Sam Wallin, formerly pub
Usher Of the Judith CAP Journal, and wei
known in eastern Montana, has leased th
Whitefish Independent for the period o
one year, taking charge April l. c. I
clemens came 10 W ulpCLAou OMC year az
from Columbia Falls and established tn
Independent.
ChinOOk-Among the new industries CON
ing into Chinook this spring will be
pasteurizing plant with b~Ottling aparatU
and all equipment necessary TO handl
milk and cream in the most mOder
method. J. J. McClelland, who has bee
1.-THE butter maker in the Milk River cream
cry is installing the plant.
Watch for the first part Of "Three Liars
wNf,h man nnnruw IN the mawf faomn % A.
paper. It's another Hughes story by Hem
G. Rowland.
HinsdaIe-In the district debate tourn.
ment which was held at the Hinsdale hie
school, Medicine Lake, represented by IL
LundQuist and Margaret Davick won ii
district championship and the cup tn
goes with it. ~PlentyWOOd, represented Z
Marian Mitchell and Alice StOner. n,
second place, and Harlem, represented
Mary Asher and Abbit Walker, took thi.
Llace.
Bflings-Nineteen out Of p applican
for naturalization were grated citizensh
by Judge Robert c.. Strong in distri
court here after examinations as to IN
qualifications by M. u. Lence, n~aturaIig
ton examiner from Denver Two co.'s
were continued until November for adj
tiOnal study Of American civil governme
by the applicants and one because Of :
sence.
Great Faus-Charges with assault nj
a deadly weapon, which were filed agsi,
Eugene Van Vert, director Of the Al,
prohibition department, and c.. s.. Han,
also an enforcement officer. vera
missed in the Shields Justice court here
motion OF 70. ID. Collins, sLecial agsisf.
attorney general for the state. Resnor
bility for dismissal Of the two cases s
lment.
Great Faus-Great Falls and Butte
Vided hOnOrs in the State HandbaU -
citation tournament which was held her.
the ". M. O.. "a. courts. o.. g.. Thare~
Great Falls defeated Kirby HO0n, 81 IA.
ma. Co gain q leg on the cup embIem
% the singles cAamplonehlp while
won from Bob Gordon and Art Jardino
Great Fails, to carry off honors in
double event.