The Bozeman courier., 1927-10-14
LOCAL,
HAPPENINGS

AEEEZEZZVGNS
After a three-weeks' vacation spent
in Victoria, B. c., Mr.. and Mrs.
James P. Bole returned to Bozeman |
Sunday afternoon.
A health conference for children of |
age will be held at the
nurses home of the Deaconess hos
pital this (Friday) afternoon from
z to p. m, according to Mrs. Con-
stance Crist, county nurse.
Accompanied by Mrs. O'Connell and
their son, M. J. O'Conneli, proprietor
of the Gallatin laundry, left Monday
morning on an auto vacation trip
that will take him to Lewiston, Ida
no; Yakima, Wash; San Francisco,
Calf, and other points. He expects
to be away about five weeks.
Arrested on a charge of forgery, r.
M. Sutherland, p years of age, is
being held at the county jail. Suther-
land is alleged to have cashed a
forged check for $47.5O at a local
store. He asserted he had been work
ing for G. w. Mccarthy of near Bel
grade.
Thirty days in the county jail or
leave the county was the alternative
given by Justice w. H. Axtell Sat
urday to c. j. Rogers and Harold
Reed, farm laborers who were ar
rested for disturbing the peace by
taking part in fight at Logan. They
did not choose to remain here.
E. L. Donahue of South Church
street, arrested some time ago on a
charge of selling liquor to minors,
was tried in Justice Axtell's court
Tuesday and the case against him
was dismissed. Mr.. Donahue' produced
a witness, Frank Bonn, to prove a
complete alibi. Since his arrest
Donohoo had been at liberty on $500
bail.
Up to the official closing for the
season on Sunday of the Bozeman
tourist park, 1881 people had been
accommodated as against 1924 last
year, according to figures announced
by the custodian. Receipts this year,
S1,601.50 fell below those of 1926,
when $1,771 was taken in. The
greatest number of cars and people
visiting the park in anv one month
was recorded in July.
The BObkittens of Montana State
college Saturday defeated the Gal
latin high school team by a score of
26 to 6. The same day Gallatin's
second team lost to the Manhattan
eleven by a score of 8 to 0. Next
Saturday the Bobkittens will play
Billings high at Billings.
News has been received here of
the marriage, at the home of the
bride in Seattle, Wash, on October
6, of John G. Buttelman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Buttelman of Viii
low Greek, and Miss Virginia Taps
kot. Mrs. Butteiman formerly taught
the Lane school near Willow Creek
The newlyweds will, after a short
wedding trip, make their home at the
Buttelman ranch.
Found guilty Of third degree as
sault upon Mr.. Robinson, a Milwaukee
engineer of Three Forks, Scotty
Bates Of the same city was fined S25
and costs in Justice of the Peace Ak
telrs court Monday. On complaint of
the county commissioners, Bates was
then fined $40 for operating a motor
lvehicle without 1927 license.
When Alex Johnson of Butte was
arrested at Manhattan last Thursday
evening, a ring, said to be mart of the
loot from Porter's drug store, was
found in his possession. He was
placed in the county jail pending in
Ivestigation. johnson, who says he is
a miner and came to the valley tC
seek work on threshing crews, asserts
he found the ring on the railroad
track.
Mrs. Della Lehrkind of Bozemal
has been named as grand mistress o.
records and correspondence Of thl
rythlan Sisters grand lodge to fl
the vacancy. caused by the death o
Mrs. John Robertson, also of Boze
man. Prior to Mrs. Robertson's ap
pOintment, Mrs. Lehrkind held the Of
flee for six years, resigning to accep
that Of supreme representative Of til
state grand lodge.
improvements, to cost $4,000, at tn
Bridger fish hatchery viii not onl
: afford better accommodations an
create bigger and better water sur
ply, but will make possible the rails
ing Of more fingerlings, SO tha
streams can be stocked with large
fish. While the improvement wor
1s In progress, the private road int
& the preserve win be closed.