The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
STATE BRIEFS

ROundup-Miss Sylvia johnson was SER
iOusly injured when a car in which she was
a passenger turned over on the Billings
road.
Great FalIs-ROscoe Herman, organist at
the Liberty theater since its opening,
is cow organist at the Liberty theater in
Seattle.
Red LOdge-Aleska Babich, 80, well
known Montenegro miner Of Red Lodge
died the other afternoon in an accident
in the local mine.
fall quarter has ben established at the
the announcement Of President S. E.. Davis.
enrolled as compared with "a the previous
year.
Wolf POint-Ida SObOlenke, liza Russian
girl, and Nike Barkid, ASsyrian. a farm
hand, elOped from BOnetail N. D., and
were picked up here by the sheriffs office.
Malta-The new Odd Fellows hall at
SacO was dedicated in the presence OF about
100 members ana visiting Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs. Fifteen Malta delegates attend
Wolf POint-Frank Wilson and his ne
phew, Lawrence Wilson, have purchased
the Coffee Cup cafe from Miss Ida Ger
per- Who has been the proprietor for the
last Is months.
Great FaIIs-New highway equipment,
costing $12,927 and consisting of three
1884 trucks and a $7,13O rock crusher,
has been purchased by the Cascade county
board Of commissioners.
AudCunua-NlES. Ann NOQUluRUOu. q,
mother Of nine adult children, a native Of
Ireland and a Montana resident for 20
years, Is Of which were spent in AnacOn-
da, died here the other day.
HeIena-Dr. A. W. K. Arkerley of Des
MOines has succeeded DR.. o. J. O'Leary as
medical examiner Of the veterans bureau
here. DR.. O'Leary resigned to accept a
state position in Washington.
MaIta-One hundred thirty-five carloads
of cattle have ben shipped from Malta
this shipping season, and about 20 car
loads Of horses, according to the Great
Northern agent, c. z. Magner.
WisdOm-The exhibit of butter from the
Big Hole Basin creamery at Wisdom won
first prize and sweepstakes at the Inland
Empire fair in Spokane recently, accord
ing to word received by Manager A. r. Lev
erich.
Wolf POint-The Wolf Point American
Legion will be hosts to the Poplar Legion
? some time in October as the result Of
= losing in a membership contest between the
two organizations. Poplar secured So mem
berS and Wolf Point 81.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY discharging hi
, shotgun when he stumbled over a log
Samuel Clark, IL, a student at Florence
/ Carlton high school, was instantly killed
while hunting about one and a half miles
/, northeast of Carlton station.
, BOulder-Suit for divorce, on the grOunC
! Of extreme cruelty, has been filed here b,
William Wallace of Deer Lodge. agains
r his wife Ella May Wallace, a fOrmel
q Helena girl. wellington Rankin Of He
ena is attorney for Wallace.
Great Falls-Earl Vance, army pilot dur
: ing the world wal and since then a com
mercial aviator, has returned to Grea
e Falls with the intention Of entering tn
passenger business there if the landinI
field situation is satisfactory.
: Butte-Alleging that Thomas Sloan prom
O Used on September 20 of this year that b
would marry her and that later he refuse
u to carry out the promise, Irene Knipe ha
brought suit aaginst him in the distriC
court for $1,000. Both parties live in Butt,
4 LivingstOn-Sheriff Roy Hodges Of Cal
! diner and II. J. COllett Of aJrdine, miraC
II ulouSly escaped death the other nigh
when the sedan which they were drivin
r plunged over a hill one mile north {
Jardine and turned over at least seve
times.
= Billings-Return Of the Billings regio
and Of Montana to general conditions {
i prosperity is indicated by the increase
s. activity in real estate during the last fe
months, according to opinions expresse
by a number Of the leading realtors
le the city.
Il Helena-Helena manufacturers produce
q products valued at $1,252,O2S, in 1872
according to the biennial census of mani
facturerS reDOrtpd tn fhp COmmaroial olu