The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-04-16

Of 1000 gallons Of fuel oil from the Cat
Greek refineries, arrangements have been
made for substituting fuel oil for water
in sprinklng the cty's streets Included In
the %sprinkling district.
Great FaJls-By taking a lease on a small
tract of land on the west side or the city,
some Of the Indians who have lived IN the
ncampment across the Missouri river have
taken effectual measures TO defeat any
effort Of the city council 70 e1pel them.
HeIena-After spending two days in a
dark room at a Spokane hospital following
an operation on an eye Edmond y. 100
mey, secretary and attrney OF the sCate
railway commission, has returned TO MS
desk at the capitol. The operation was per
formed by DR.. Veasey, a famed Specialist.
POlson-COunty Superintendent Mary u.
Eckstein and Miss Margaret Thomas, state
field nurse have arranged for a health con-
test for the boys and girls OF Lake county
during the sLring field meet in MAY at
which all the schools OF the county COM
BHiulngs-The board Of county commits
siOners has allowed claims OF $1O'O0O on
the Bnings-Hardin road project and 81
79O.1O on the resurfacing Of federal alb
project 53-B to the state highway com
mission as Yellowstone cOuntys PorCl4n
of the two contracts recently let by the
cmmissOn at Helena.
awarded the contract for the construction
of the new steel tnree-span Drluge ~ IeSI
long, over the Powder river at Mizpah,
at special meeting of the board OF county
Commissioners. on his bid Of $44,3S9. Mr..
Roscoe agrees to have the bridge COM
] Melted by December /, 1925.
FOrsyth-NOrthern Cheyenne Indians OF
the Tongue River reservation have engaged
extensively in logging during the pas
winter, according to wore 6ecelVeQ II.
timber has been cut down by the Indians
to be used during the spring ana summer
for building homes and making other I'm
bIOedn Mrs Rutb Garfield. under
sheriff of Golden Valley county has re
signed her position and lert Ior tiorehGe
Ariz., where she will engage IN the an
stracting business with Mrs. N. Z. refers
formerly conducted abstract OFFICES at rye
gate. LewistOwn and Stanford and tran
scribed the records for the new county o
Petroleum.
the Montana fish and game commission [,
plant additional Lake Superior WnlteIlsl
in FIathead lake this spring, SuperlnLehu
ent Mackzick of the SOmerS IlsR nasC = ~
placed 100000 of this variety OF tlsh IN IN
lake near Finley point the Other day; " dd
cimmissiOn is planning to plant 4,OOu,OO
in the lake this spring.
BrOwning-At a meeting here 1t was ue
oidnd TO make arrangements to plac
browning on the ballot next TAI! as cahu
date for the county seat OF Glacier count!
Several committees we're put TO WORK l
%prepare the way, to get certain lnIOrmt
ton and to report back to the county Sc
organization in a few days. The count
seat is now located at Cut Bank. =,
HeIena-ThrOugh purchase OF the nOiS
ings of DR.. o. NJ. Lanstrum and Z.
Riefenrath, a group of Helena bushes
men have taken over publication Of Il
Montana RecOrd-Herald Helena's eyenlI
newspaper. 1t was announced tha[ u
Daper will be continued as a republics
evening daily. Taylor B. Weir, a lawyer
Helena. who has been a resident OF Heller
for the last IS, years, is president Of Il
HamiIton-SeveraI leases Of gold mimi
claims in the Hughes Greek district ha'
been recorded at the Office Of Anth0I
HOrk, clerk and recorder. Charles MaIICI
Weirenstein Of Butte with an option
buy at the end of the season. The PR
named was $4,000. J L. Humble b
leased six claims in the same locahCy
Mr.. Weigenstein for a consideration
S2OOOO. The Observation-Disclosures Min
Inc, leased 80 claims there to Frederick
Minnick of Seattle.