The Bozeman courier., 1927-07-22
STATE BRIEFS

MissOuIa-Rodeo participants received
$4,000 here.
Sunburst-Sunburst has an abundance
Of brick clay.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is building a
community hall.
Butte-Butte will spend s29, ,774.27 on
a paving project.
Hami1tOn-Hamilton plans a $4,000
Main street project.
| -Seventy-four are entered in the
handicap golf tournament here.
Highways costing about $780,
900 will be built in the Butte district.
AnacOnda-A traffic officer has been
posted on county roads to curb accidents.
NissOuIa-Mrs. Alvina LaCasse has
acquired all interest in the Palace hotel
here.
Butte-June births here numbered SO,
deaths 80. May records were 90 births,
80 deaths.
DiIIOn-Three hundred normal school
students are enrolled in physical educa-
ton classes.
Tiger Butte-W H. Irwin 66, who came
to Tiger Butte in 1888, died here Of
heart disease.
Helena-The Belt mountains Trout
creek Boy Scout camp housed 64 Helena
boys last week.
Butte-Dogs killed at the city pound
during the last IA days number 80, while
80 were claimed.
DiIlOn-Three planes are now at Wood
side field, airport maintained by Montana
Anyways company.
Helena-Seven new mining claims have
been filed in Bald Butte, Rimini and
Marysville districts.
MissOuIa-Building permits issued here
ocf 1rff
aggregated $511 ,423.
'BiIIings-Concessions and booth spaces
for the Midland Empire fair here this
fall are selling rapidly.
! Butte-Abe Cohen, Butte resident
claims Sidney is one of the most pro-
gressive towns in Montana.
Helena-The city council has trans
ferred $4,000 from the water works
funds to the general fund
Billings-Only 10 students in the re
! giOnal summer normal school here arr
e not high school graduates.
Butte-Knights of Columbus initiate,
, 110 candidates here the other day, th
largest class in history here.
BUtte-The Butte Pioneers club viii
: have an annual picnic August Ii
: Eighteen have recently been admitted.
e Butte-Dog licenses for $50 canine
IS here have netted more than 81 900 sine
e May Is, with the 800 mark expected.
Butte-William S. Hart, movie acto
# visited Butte en- route to Los Angelo
d from the Fourth celebration at Billing
% Billings-The State Chiropractic assc
J; citation met here July 10-15. Fourtee
q applications for licenses were acted upol
% LivingstOn-Al G.. Barnes has wire
- Monty Nickel, Livingston trick rope spin
N ner, to accept a contract for circus worl
HeIena-Mrs William Warren. Prick
Pear valley pioneer, has died at the ag
PC of "a. She arrived in Helena, May 1
70 - 1871.
Sc FlOrence-John Voos, postmaster he
er since 1897, and store proprietor hel
le since 1890, died following a stroke
apoplexy.
in HamiltOn-P. E. Pagenkopf, poultr,
I man, has record of 10000 chicken
ne Matched this season. His incubators ha'
or a 9,OOO-egg capacity.
IN Sunburst-Olga Andrud, waitress
Id Jockeys cafe has sold 80 acres of h
a 32O-acre tract upon condition an oil WI
an is drilled Immediately.
- Butte-Enforcing departments and ca
Gu OF poor call for nearly half the est
II mated 100000 budget for Silver Be
y VI county in the next year.
nv HamiltOn-The Parker cherry canine
here has been enlarged double in C
- pacity. Twelve carloads Of cherries we
canned in this plant last year.
Butte-State officials have inform
Butte that legal action must be tax
against former City Treasurer j. E. RiIt
if shortage of $248.42 is not paid.
Observation-Disclosures County Comm
sioner R. w. Angevine proposes divisi
Of the county into three parts, ca
board member to directly supervise O
division.
Butte-State officers have declar
Butte's accounting system is ''inco
plete and practically useless" A rece
report shows the city is more than 5
100000 in debt.
Yellowstone Park-From June 10
July l, 1910 persons visited the park
6,256 cars, representing each of the
states, the District Of Columbia, Alas
Hawaii, Mexico and China.
Helena-Daughters of the AmeriC
Revolution unveiled a bronze tablet
Meriwether canyon near here, in obse
ance Of the 122nd anniversary of
Lewis and Clark expedition visit to I
Gate Of the Mountains.
MissOula-The bison reserve of
lower Flathead valley, established by
united States Biological survey, has
sides buffalo, elk, deer, and mount
sheep and is the largest reserve of
kind in the United States
Billings-Articles of incorporation h
been filed for the Grey Eagle Ditch {
Billings, by George A. Cisel, Henry G
yer, 1ver Thompson, John Kolstead, j
@. Barnes, Joe Richter, j. R. Kratz G.
ital stock is set at $4,000.
fellow journalists were extremely C