The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-25
STATE BRIEFS

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Beer LOdge-Four carloads Of cattle left
Deer Lodge recently for Seattle.
Redstone-This town plans the promo
ton OF a local tourist park project.
POIsOn-A ten per cent dividend has baan
declared by the First National Bank OF
Poison.
Arlee-John S. Times has sold a herd Of
nne Holstein cows to Los Angeles, Calf,
buyers. ~
sidney-RichIand couptv,s naw oorr+
house win be built during the summer a.
an estimated cost of $S5, 900.
Great Falls-A total of 1850 acres Of
sugar 6eets has been signed IN in the SIM
River district west of this city.
Butte-Percy Weingartner. Or q native
OF TINS city, was killed recently in an
automobile accident in Arizona.
heiena-Ihe 1927 convention of the Mon
lana Laundry Owners association will he
held in Helena May 20 and 81. ""A Oe
Deer LOdge-Work is soon n s+.rt
tne efectlon OF a mill which win he nsed
70 crush ore from the Bonanza mine ~
MaIta-Plans for a MOSQUITO extarmino-
t ~ GampaIgn 70 be waged this summer in
public. "1 recently mace
Nashua-Deals were e-onsummated dur-
Lns ILe past Few days, which resulted in
Senerai transfers OF valuable farming
Miles City-Narrowly MISSING tbo i,c,
VEN IN ms neck, an angry bull gorad
near COalwOod. u d rdhch
sas Stn1fOEdwAlex ROystOn, charged with
SeCOhd degree assault on a Mr.. Stevenson
was acquitted by a jury in tbe Tn5;tI
Basin district court. 'ualCh
Fort BentOn-J. A. Robinson raoo;vo,
nonn ~ nan National bank, recently an
5OuIced the payment Of a 20 per cenf divi-
dend, t%otalling $S4, 94S. 20. S9N1 wv
Great FalIs-Isaac Massard Iiobtod
+ I@lGn 70 see now much gasoline he had IN
Jana rgTn " ms automobile. The local fire
? department put out the blaze. lie
SuperiOr-The Iron MonD+oi, Adj
S company mas decided to pump out the SHAFT
to the 1900 foot level, and IT is h heliaEod
: mat operations will start shortly.
SFeat rails campaign for $4,000 with
WhIcn TO complete the Paris Gibson Memo
p RAJ u has been launched bv 4 snecisl
committee OF the local Commercial club.
UFeaC Falls-The Anaconda Copper Min
: ing company. has taken an option on the
sag Jump OF the East Helena plant of tbe
Z American Smelling & Refining c0mnsnv
Bilings-The KyOte, Billings high school
?, weekly newspaper, received honorable men
k lion IN the Columbia Scholastic Press as
soclaClOn contest conducted in New York.
PlentywOOd-The unusually heavy SNOW
that has fallen over northeastern Montana
ana the cold weather has resulted in the
death OF many range horses in this section,
ChinOOk-The sugar beet growers OF
ar blaine county formed an organization here
recently. w. d. SmOtherman was elected
president AID Hugh Murphy secretary
- treasurer.
HarIem-Fhe city council has ordered
ne the city water mains to be mapped and
& measured so that the cost Of reDlacing the
IN wooden pipes with ones made of iron NAV
8 estimated.
Sidney-Surveying crews working unde
ea the orders OF the state highway commission
have started work of surveying the intend.
c. Glendive. "
Great Falls-The Great Falls Chamber O.
"a has been receiving some very
favorable results from the publicity cam
y, paign it has been conducting during TIA,
~ past several weeks.
Is. MissOula-Fifteen hundred mounds n
at yeltoW pine seed gathered from cones col
IN been shipped to the Savenac nursery iron
is the local forestry planting office.
Red LOdge-Mrs. Chas. HevOsma diel
suddenly at her home here. Weakened b.
at a paralytic stroke a few months ago. sh,
en- attempted to rise, but sank beside her be,
IS IN such a way as to break her neck.
i'll Wtbaux-The agricultural department q
ed me northern Pacific has announced tn
ut, location Of two Nebraska farmers on land
in, In this territory. More are to follow dur
ing the spring months, the report says.
of VictOr-Since the first of January the fol
MS lowing shipments have been made from thi
las point: nay, Il cars; grain, 8; potatoes an
tt, OCuSh FSSeIaDIes, 10; livestock, one. A car
Seattle. :
Great FaIls-The net bonded and wal
ranted indebtedness of the city of Grea
aw rails was reduced $333,492 between May
in 1870 ana January 1, 1927, according to
Harrison.
COEValiis-tlY blacktail deer were see
ar, one Jay ana seven the next, feeding in
zip pasture four miles northwest of Woodsid,
of when a settler drove into the woods afte
The tlm6er. The deer showed no signs of fea
'ch at Tue approach or the wagon.
Eli, ,Libby-HOward Hull, 19-year-old yout
rst charged with first degree murder in cor
on nection with the death of Frank GregsoI
lar January z, pIeaded guilty to second degre
30 wears in the state nenitentiarv