Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-16
STATE BRIEFS

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in the Duppler implement house, they
found $40. The safe was wrecked.
Bozeman-Mrs. A. D.. Bull. 81, cele-
brated her birthday here recently. She
has resided here for more than 80 years,
Mlssoula-Mike Gozmon. who was
slashed in the abdomen in a knitting AZ
fray. is recovering, hospital attendants
say.
Great Falls-Excessive cost OF remov-
ing and slides on highways has resulted
in the purchase by Cascade county Of a
$1,000 steam shovel.
HamiIton-Ray Algie. 10-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Algie OF Como, suf-
fered a fractured thigh when he fell
while climbing a tree.
Bainville-A saddle horse belonging to
Mike Larson. which was stolen recently,
has not been recovered. A good saddle
and bride were taken also.
Ringling-Thirty-seven combines were
delivered this season between Straw and
Square Butte, in his area, this season,
according to Herman Harder.
Kalispell-Gallons of booze. captured
during the past year, were poured out at
the city dump here by Chief of Police
Metcalf n Federal Officer Corcoran.
CoryaIlis-Dr. A. B. Cliff, Pasadena,
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valley scenes DR.. Cliff is a private pro-
ducer. He is taking pictures for recrea-
ton.
Plains-Sanders county fair dates will
be Sept. 81, % and %. according to L.. ].
Carter, secretary. A large herd of Guern-
sey cows will be exhibited in the dairy
division.
Anaconda-Ely Wasman. age "a years,
of Butte, was drowned at Georgetown
lake, when a rowboat from which he and
two companions were might" fishing,
turned over.
Columbus-W. o. Smith. of the Shane
creek district, has threshed 1884 bushels
of winter wheat raised on so acres of
summer fallowed ground. 1t Melted 46
bushels an acre.
Malta-Paul Merkowitz, Malta business
man, accompanied by his wife and five
children, and E. S. Brown. escaped death
when the car in which they were riding
crashed into a ditch.
Missoula - Neal Morgan, Blackfoot
rancher, is in the Thornton hospital for
surgical attention. While cutting hay he
was thrown from the seat OF a mower,
which passed over him.
Observation-Disclosures Engh will enter
the Luther Theological seminary at st.
Paul, MINI. For two years he has been
head of the department of physics in the
Fergus county high school.
White Sulphur Springs-Twelve hun
bred 2-year-old ewes were purchased
from Armstrong g. Co, Great Falls. for
October delivery, by Elmer and Leslie
Watson and Frank Bingham.
Lewistown-That the Nebraska horse
market is flooded was made known by
DR.. G. d. Clark, who has returned from
Haz1I Iaf.~l haI~ xrln1rn he 4~AIr n
shipment of farm horses for sale.
Libby-C. E. Mari, Spokane. head OF
the Mari chain Of grocery stores, has pur-
chased a building site and expects to
eerct a store building Immediately. to be
occupied by one Of his chain stores.
Missoula-Mrs. Anna Garrin is accused
of having walked into the Pastime club
n creating a scene by breaking fix
lures and trying to break her husband
Witnesses claim she made a mighty good
try at it.
Miles City-John Damn, ST., "a, was
found dead in his bed at the home Of his
son-in-law, a rancher in the south coun-
try. He had returned the night before
from the Beebe fair and was in his usual
good health.
Butte-Former Alderman Gus Hess
was bruised about the left shoulder and
arm in a motor accident which took
place at the intersection OF Park and
Clark streets. Hess was not injured seri-
ousiy. hospital investigation indicated.
Great FaIls--Just because W. D. String
err of Salt Lake City was in q hurry to
arrive here to attend a wedding did not
prevent his arrest by police on a charge
of speeding. Magistrate Sheppard re-
Tented, and let Stringer go without pay
ing a fine.
Polson-Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker, Ravalli
was elected president; Michael Jaten, st
Ignatius, vice president, and G.. H. Cor
don, Roman, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the
Lake County Jersey Breeders association
Otto Behrens and J. A. Repass will serve
as directors.
Bozeman-Sam Alleviate. IS, am en-
ploye OF the Trident Cement Co.. Three
Forks, was instantly killed when the
wheels Of a gondola freight car severed
his head. Alleviate had released the car
brakes and accidentally fell In front OF
the moving car.
Butte-Harry Marchington, who with
two other men was slightly injured when
the car in which they were riding over
turned on the Anaconda highway, for
feited $25 IN police court when he failed
to answer to a charge OF driving a cal
while intoxicated.
Chinook - Miss Edna Montgomery
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Montgomery
of this city, was recently promoted from
the position Of junior technologist in the
bureau OF fisheries to that OF Junior
chemist In the bureau Of standards, at
Washington, d. c..
Miles City-Lourd Morrow, 10, died
aboard train from injuries sustained
when his automobile overturned a short
distance from Mildred. His ribs were
crushed and one leg injured. Young Nor
row died protesting at the idea Of bring
ing him to a physician.
Melstone-The scriptural advice, "Take
up thy bed and walk" was followed lit
orally by a hobo who stopped for a night
at a local hotel. He paid for his room in
advance and then went to bed. In the
morning he rolled up all the bedding In
the room and took it with him.
Butte-Shortly after filing a grand lar
ceny charge against her son, Kenny Bark
plant in the justice court. The lad stole
his mothers car, following his escape
from q school In Boulder, the mother told
the court. Conviction meant a term In
prison, SO she weakened, she said.
Mi~ssoula-Lieut. Col. William j
OLoughlin. Fourth infantry, recently as