Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-11-25
STATE BRIEFS

Butte-Peter Marion. 81, we'll known
mining man OF Butte for the last so
years, died after IN illness OF two weeks
Anaeonda-Mrs. Bridget Matthews. ct.
an esteemed Anaconda matron, passed
away while sleeping at the family home.
Plains-About $50 nice. fat, turkey
gobblers will be shipped TO eastern mar
kets from Plains. according to M G.
Cromwell, editor Of the Plainsman.
Mlssoula-Rev. A. S. Cross of st. Paul
has accepted a call 10 the First Baptist
church here. He succeeds the Rev. Henry
Van Engelen who went TO California.
Missoula-Leo Mulcahy, who was ar
rested by federal officers on charges Of
selling morphine, has been released from
the city jail. He furnished $500 bonds
Butte-A. S. Nichols. private secretary
w. B. DAILY, general manager OF mines for
the Anaconda Copper Mining company.
died suddenly Of spinal meningitis. He
was taken Ill at his desk.
Enni-Elwood Kurfss. IS. was fatally
shot while hunting. Ennis uncle. with
whom he was shooting, mistook him for
a deer. He was rushed to Butte for at
tention but died on the way.
Hysham-About &c. 900 pounds OF beans
stroyed by fire at his ranch near Rose
bud. The blaze is believed to nave been
started by a careless smoker.
Conrad-Dr. j. H. Stephens, formerly
Of Lewistown. has purchased the BUSH
ness and residence OF Drs. Waters &
Waters, o~steopaths of Conrad, and will
assume the practice at once.
White Sulphur Springs-Stricken Ill on
her way to school, Marion Virginia, g.
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. K.
Cloyer, passed away within q brief time.
Death followed q heart attack.
Missoula-When Frank O'Neil ap-
peared before Justice Hutton, there was
nothing else to do but plead guilty
When arrested he had five pairs OF Ia
dies silk hose In his pockets, officers say
Jordan-George w. Foster Of Miles City
has purchased the drug stock, o foun-
tain and leased the store n fixtures
owned by the Lasswell Drug company
Mr.. Lasswell expects to locate In Seattle
Forsyth-Charles A.. Ferris, Civil wal
veteran and former old time resident OF
Montana, was recently wed to Mrs. Flor
ida Barry, who was his sweetheart in his
boyhood days In Virginia. according to
word received here.
Great Falls-The Rev. w. b. Nelson
pastor OF the United Brethren church
was the only member Of a party OF seven
to bag an elk, during a hunting trip IL
tkC AO AAS0 - JAN $1,000 NN
elk and a fine buck deer.
Terry-Burglars broke into J.. w
Greenwood's clothing store and stole
dress suit, a common suit. several pairs
of shoes, a leather coat, dress topcoat
several union suits, hats and caps, gloves
socks. neckties, collars and other articles
MissOula-Emil Kasos, cafe employe. IL
In jail and Raymond johnson Of Bonner
lis in st. Patrick's hospital. with a scalI
wound and one foot shattered by a bull.
let fred by the restaurant man. An ar.
gument over payment Of q bill resulted
in Kasos using his revolver.
Butte-Two punchboards and prizes
offered on them were stolen from the
Luzon cafe. Chris Nelson. the proprietor
reported to police. The stolen articles
included several shotguns and rifles, {
hunting knife, two cameras, two brace
lets. three pipes and a watch.
Hysham-When Ben Hope returned
from st. Paul where he had marketed
stock, he learned his son, Walter, hae
been thrown from a horse and had sui
fered a fractured collar bone. A few day
later he was called to Colorado on &C.
count of the illness Of his parents.
Havre-A Packard sedan and abouf