The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-24
STATE BRIEFS

COnra0-A DanQ is De1uB organized
with @. Thomas as leader.
Miles Clty-Shearing season is now in
full swing in Custer county.
Apgar-Many new cottages are to be
built on Lake Mcdonald this summer.
Butte-Butte has cut its general debt |
$4,000 as the result Of recent warrant |
call.
DiIIOn-Mrs. William Armitage, resi-
dent Of Montana since 1866, died here |
recently.
COIumbus-Arrangeme have been
completed for the establishing OF tour
ist camping park here.
Helena-Lewis and Clarks first wool
pool is proving a success with 21,032
1eeces already contracted.
Miles City-Custer County high school
is taking steps looking toward the or
ganization of 60-piece band.
HamiltOn-Kenneth Ross, 12-year-old
boy, died few days ago following 10
days illness from spotted fever.
MaIta-The annual Phillips county
Farm Bureau picnic will be held at Traf-
toms parq in this city June %.
JOplin-Joplin's Fourth of July pro-
gram is to be enhanced by the staging
Of real rodeo here at that time.
Malta-Edgar Lee Of Dodson has re-
ceived the appointment as county live
: stock inspector for Phillips county.
; DiIlOn-One hundred students received
! their diplomas at the annual State Nor
NAL school commencement here recently.
7 Helena-Twenty-t graduates were
{ awarded diplomas at the recent gradua-
e ton exercises at Intermountatn college.
Great Falls-The annual conference of
: : the Montana churches of the Seventh
! ! Day Adventists recently closed To-day
= session here.
e Great FaIIs-The enlarged Eddy Bak-
Mo uyac al U
! opened a few days ago. The Plant has
= been doubled in size.
l. Great Palisades were recently CLOSED
d by eastern buyers for more than 10000
d pounds of Northern Montana wool clips
d at 35 cents per pound.
d COlumbus-The Saltwater Rod ant
&c Gun club hunt was held recently. Man,
/ prairie dogs, ground hogs, jack rabbit
o and coyotes were killed.
"a Apgar-George Worthley of Kalispel
ne recently sold the Park laundry here an
n will conduct the laundry at Lewis Gla
sd cier hotel this summer.
m Libby-Permission has been granite
be the Zonolite company to cross the coun
ed ty highway with a tram to be erected
he the company this summer.
AnacOnda-Anaconda residence owner
lie are alarmed over the loss of trees throug
tie dry rot, according to Ben Reimers, greer
he house proprietor and horticulturist.
ice BiIIings-The local Kiwanis club ca.
IN, ried off honors at the International col
is vention held recently at Memphis, Ten
all These awards were made for efficiency
IN Great FalIs-More than $4,000 poun
Of poisoned oats have been used so f
les by Cascade county ranchers in the
yer campaign against gophers this spring.
ol Butte-Four miners were electrocut
S TC at the Belmont mine here a few da
nc Ie ago. The accident occurred while t.
men electric
ION fan.
aen MissOula-An army of $50 forest guar
hat has been placed in the forests of weste
Montana and northern Idaho as prepaI
= ton for the annual fire trouble in tn
region.
Observation-Disclosures from eight count
assembled here recently for the annI
convention Of Group 8. H. G. Croft
Victor was elected president Of
group.
HeIena-A few days ago, the ST.
game department auctioned off 1O4 &C
fox hides, and several muskrat, mink a
martin.
Helena-The Northern Pacific Railv
company has been granted authority
cut the train service between this c
and Logan, taking of one daily tr
each way.
LivingstOn-Burley Reeves. 11-year-
dine had his right hand blown off WI
matches and dynamite cap with VIII
ne was playing came in contact.
NIissOula-Sixty-six Of the 81 fores
students who passed the Junior fores
civil service examinations have b
awarded positions in "a of the forests
Montana and Northern Idaho.
Great Falls-Louis Newman, forl
! mayor Of Great Falls, now a resident
Los Angeles, was in this city few d
on his return trip from Europe.
Newman states that he witnessed
Lindbergh reception in Paris, while
was in the French capital.