The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-17
STATE BRIEFS

celebrated at turner IN an OAo-AdSnlOuSo
gala way.
sheIby-Eouipment has arrived for in
stallation in the new laundry to be estab-
lished here.
POIsOn-Prospects for bumper wheat
crop were never better in the lower Flat
head valley.
Fairview-A $4,000 seed warehouse is
being erected here by the Jerome G. Rice
Seed company.
COnrad-James Corcoran, rs, an old
time resident Of Pondera county, died at
his home here recently
Helena-From March Is to May is,
Ben Vogel, state trapper, killed 10 noun
tain lions in Mineral county.
DfIIOn-Beaverhea county will raise
one of the best crops Of hay this sum-
mer in the history Of this section.
COrvaIIis-Six families of Iowa people
will arrive in the Bitter Root valley this
month. The party left Iowa June z.
Sweetgrass-A crew of about 100 men
| has been ballasting and raising the
Great Northern tracks south OF This clJy.
Apgar-A dangerous strip Of road east
of Belton on the Columbia Falls-Glac1er
Park highway, is being surveyed 1or
widening.
Hot Springs-Plans are going forth in
this western Montana community for
the staging here Of Fourth OF July
celebration.
HamiIton-The Hamilton Fire depart |
ment has a new fire truck, which VIII
carry a chemical tank and otner nre
equipment.
Hot SDrings-Plans are going forth in
this western Montana community for
the staging here Of Fourth OF July
celebration.
Great FaIIs-Dr. Phillip Wieland and
lhis son, Dr. Hans Wieland OF Ulm, Donau,
Germany visited the reduction works
here recently.
DiIIOu-Thomas McNay Of Anaconda,
was elected president Of District NO: II,
I. o. o. F., at the district conventlon helo
here recently
Great FaIIs-Northern Montanas lamb
crop has been reduced from 10 TO oO per
cent this year as a direct result OF the
recent cold rains.
r AnacOnda-The thirty-eighth biennial
state convention Of the Ancient Order OF
= Hibernians will be held in this city COM
Z mencing August 22.
: Great FaIIs-The BARLEY g. Miller wool
: clip of 1000 f1eeces was sold here lew
1 days ago to Charles Webb & Co., OF Bos-
n ton, for 35 cents.
: HeIena-East Helena, a community OF
3 100 persons, is to incorporate. Thls
: was decided at recent electlon helo 10
e decide the question.
Chester-Maude, II, and Ruth, 8,
daughters Of MIR. and Mrs. Charles SWank,
were drowned in Cottonwood creek near
here few days ago.
Butte-Dr. N A. Lyman Of Hamilton
was reelected president Of the Montana
Optometrists' association at 1ts annual
meeting here recently
AT,a1Onda-Father A. R. Coopman, fol
almost 40 years one Of the most beloved
members of the Catholic clergy IN Mon
tana, died here recently.
Nartinsdale-The Martinsdale postot'
&C. 1,yiII Iaa raised .TIllV / from 1OurJf
class to presidential rank and will carr!
salary Of $1,100 annually.
Helena-The bridge over the Little
Pricklv Pear creek in the canyon shor
distance east of Wolf Creek has peel
condemned by the state engineer.
| PIentywOOd-Robert Bruce, well KNOW
4 band leader and musician at Scooey, ma
| been, secured to conduct the Plentywoo
4 band for period of three months.
/ Fort BentOn-E. B. Duncan, Hill coun
j ty agent and R. L. Wadden, state 1--we
i stock specialist, will be speakers Ior IN
i farmers picnic to be held here June
il and ID.
i Trident-Elvin U. Leh, superintendent
of the Three Forks Portland Cemen
company's Montana plants has reslgne
by after ten years of successful service 1
" this state.
MissOuIa-Less than one-half Of on
he per cent of the cattle subjected to tupel
ng cular test in Missoula county showed rt
ell actions to the tests. Nearly $4,000 catt
were tested.
m Biuings-Dr. w. R. Morrison, eye, e;
u ~ and nose specialist, left recently Tor Ne
all York. where he will embark for EuroI
"a d to pass the summer in post gradual
e. work in Paris.
he HamiItOn-Mrs. B. F. Tudor, 81, Bitt
nd Root pioneer, died at the Hamilton no
n11 pital recently. With her brother 81
lis came to the Bitter Root valley in 187
di- She was a native Of Missouri.
mt, Helena-In addition to the air lii
the from Great Falls to Cheyenne, anoth
not Montana service is contemplated tt
route would reach from Helena, throuS
ger Butte and Idaho to Salt Lake City.
Inn ChinOOk-The city council has Great
5ss- a special improvement district Tor {
put purpose of raising SO, 100 to be used
uIo street graveling. 1t was also decided
create a. tourist camping ground here
1Tiiy 1IiS Great FaIIs-Great. Falls wool priC
oI1s have advanced from 32l2 cents to
f-1r cents recently when three large eli
a,1I, were sold at the latter figure to the O.
I-J ored WOrsted Mills Of Providence, h.
He PhiIipsburg-The Domestic Mangant
hen and Development company has taken
ong lease and bond on the White Horse ella
nth. and has a small force OF men work.
roic retimbering and repairing the old wol
ings.
rms HeIena-The mines of Montana DUR
usic 1926 produced 1884, 900 in silver.
ther the close of the year the Treasure st
h1ch stood second among the commonweal
of the Union in the production Of
white metal.
BiIIings-The loose horse round
mae which is being conducted in the nor
49, east part Of Yellowstone county is P
}, by Sesons II sOoa @ .,,oII F,.c ~,
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