Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-12-09
STATE BRIEFS

Sidney-The farm bureau board here
decided TO lower annual dues TO 81 a
year. Heretofore the dues have been %.
simms-The L. o. u. w. lodge has puff
chased Ryan's hall and are re-
modelling and refurnishing it for lodge
rooms and dancing.
Geyser-Miss Luella King, state rural
school inspector, and Miss Maybird Bea-
man. county superintendent, met with
rural teachers at Geyser.
stanford-The first issue Of the "Ju-
dith Basin Echo" a -semimonthly publi-
cation OF Stanford high school. is off the
press. John Mican won the prize for the
most appropriate name.
Falrview-R. NJ. Alexander, cashier,
Fairview State Bank. who has been seri-
ously Ill for the last month following an
operation for appendicitis at Sidney has
been taken to a hospital at Minot.
A.naeonda-Robert Kefer, SO, chief
chemist at the Anaconda reduction works,
passed away at the Mercy hospital In
San Diego. Calf, where he had gone
early in November for the benefit of his
health.
Poplar-A carload Of Angus, Hereford
and Durham steer calves was loaded at
an eastern firm, which exhibited them at
the International Livestock exposition at
Chicago.
Helena-Miss May Trumper. state
superintendent Of public instruction.
who sustained a broken ankle when she
slipped on the steps OF the Northern Pa
ciic depot in Glendive, has returned to
Helena.
Moccasin-The Latin club entertained
the high school with a party at commun-
ity hall. 1t represented the last day OF
school in 1904 and all were dressed &C
cordingly. Burmah Ashcroft II Dan
McRae won prizes.
Hobs0n-The faculty of the Hobson
school. with the assistance Of a few
others from the town, will present "All
hall. The play will be under the direc-
ton OF Donald Treloar Of the high school.
Glasgow-The annual Red Cross roll
call drive response has been satisfactory
in Glasgow, according to s.. l.. Rugg.
chairman o. the local chapter. Owing
to the inclement weather, returns from
the balance of Valley county are coming
in slowly.
Martinsdale-A motor from the Gen.
eral Electric company has superseded the
old Ford, which has supplied the town,
with little inconvenience to light users.
The new plant has a capacity far beyond
hAA1 S3tA ~ ~ 1(40OA "
Carmichael, manager.
Helena-I. M. Brandjord. commission
err, state lands and investments, who, in
company with l.. E. Chouquette, state
land agent. recently completed a series
of state land sales In Montana, went to
Roman for a few days to attend to state
and personal business.
Wolf Point-The Great Northern office
railway building. used by Roosevelt
county for the last 8 years for county
offices has been again leased by the coun-
ty commissioners for two years. with the
privilege of five. The interior will be
reprinted and Vanished.
L~ewistown-A second class of 116 chill
dren to take the toxin-antitoxin treat
ment for immunization from diphtheria
were treated at the junior high school.
The first class numbered 1903. This will
make about 1000 children in the county
to receive this treatment.
Helena-Russell d.. Miller, secretary of
the state board of equalization, recently
went to Butte on work In connection
with inheritance tax Mr.. Miller recent
~ completed matters relative to the w
A. Clark estate, which was divided by
the district court of Silver Bow county.
Observation-Disclosures railroad commission