The Bozeman courier., 1927-07-01
STATE BRIEFS

ArIee-A new fire siren has been in
stalled here.
Baker-The Fallon County fair will be W
held August 25-27.
SheIby-The Kevin-Sunburst oil field
has 700 active wells.
BiIIings-The new Deaconess hospital u
here opened this week.
Libby-The Lincoln county lumber cut
is worth SO, ,687, $50 annually.
Butte-The county treasurer has col
Iected S489, ,455.52 in taxes during May.
POIsOn-Prospects for bumper crop in
lower Flathead valley were never better.
ScObey-Plans are under way for an
elaborate Fourth Of July celebration mere.
HarIem-Dates for the annual Fort
Belknap Indian fair at Hays are august
1922. b
NIissOuIa-A Western Montana Realty t
association is being organized in this e
district.
BiIIings-Building is active, including 1
the erection Of 100000 implement :
building.
sidney-Work on the new 100000 s
lRichland county court house is progress I
sing rapidly. {
Wibaux-Old buffalo wallows and other
watering places are filed and the ranges ,
are the best in years.
MaIta-Josef A. Sklower was reelected
president of the local commercial club
at the recent annual meeting.
AnacOnda-George Stanley, Great Falls
architect, has presented plans Tor the
new 5000, 600 junior high school here.
AnacOnda-The thirty-eighth biennial
? state convention. Of the Ancient order
}. of Hibernans will be held here August Y.
! BrOadview-The Happy Heart Clothing
: club has been organized here as 4-a
group. The club leader is Mrs. E. P.
Bradley.
!, Observation-Disclosures continues nor |
9 naily active, with labor supply and de-
4 mand well balanced. Building Is in
f creasing.
= PhiIipsburg-Philipsbu plans an old
II time Fourth of July celebration under
the auspices Of the local post OF the
American Legion.
IS MissOula-There has been consider
: able increase in potato acreage in vest
, ern Montana this year, ana Cne crop
% prospects are fine.
HObsOn-James Reynolds, Benchland,
:, has purchased the G. A. Robinson nall
is section farm near Moore, paying $50 an
70 acre for it in cash.
vs. Twin Bridges-Twin Bridges Legion
1t naires and Modern Woodmen hope to at
ye tract 5000 visitOry to their Ruby Fourth
m of July celebration.
Id Observation-Disclosures will have an old
US time dance during the meeting OF the
1g Society of Montana Pioneers in August.
c. Fiddlers of so will perform.
=, ry for the F1athead river have arrived IN
II ~ Somers and are being placed at Holt
~. where the ferry will be erected.
ar AnacOnda-The Intermountain Trans
-st portation company has awarded gold
e. watches to two drivers as AWARDS Tor oriV-
nd ling 10000 miles without accident.
his PhiIipsburg-Kicked in the head by q
,yS horse while riding on the running board
air of a car, Pearl L. Pickett, eight-year-old
to girl, was killed instantly few days ago
- Fort BentOn-July Is and 16 will be
meeting days for the Highwood and Ger
aldine districts on winter wheat produc-
les ton and smut treatment demonstrations
To1 oH Libby-George Sutherland is pushing
III work on the Mud Creek-Olney tedera
ono aid project. The road is IL miles Ions
% beginning eight miles west OF Whttetish
Irs. HeIena-In the Map Of the Nationl
nd Business" published in June "Nattoni
ray Business" Montana appears nearly all II
nc white, indicating that business is good
)dy acknowledgements B. Hortick o
LED Great Falls was elected state Chief Ran
ger of the Catholic Order OF Foresters
- the triennial state convention held her
u. recently.
srs, GIendive-J. L. Taylor, of Three Forks
lta len was recently elected by the board o
lS lJe directors of the Glendive Chamber o
th the Commerce as secretary Of that organiza
oen Se ton.
Aen Observation-Disclosures Harry Mitchell @
at the district meeting Of the Montan
ntv State Dairymen's association held her
rg- July %.
ur- COrvaIIis-A. Dumler, dealer in hig
ion class dairy stock, of Bellhower Cal, re
suit Gently purchased carload of grade Hol
pc stems from local ranchers, paying froI
ed 500 to $125.
cen MissOuIa-AIiles Romney, ST., Hami
> Is ton, was married here recently to Bes
lSII, trice Singer, Chicago. Mr. Romney is
70
of Montana.
Had ST. Ignatius-The advisory committG
20 appointed by the secretary Of the intel
how ior for the purpose OF making econom
nc and engineering studies, visited the Fla
rm head project last week.
drV. Wolf POint-Indians Of the Fort Pee
any reservation are planning an elabora
Fourth of July celebration at Chicke
Hill, four miles west of this city Festiv
ties will be held July 1-5.
okles Butte-Mrs. Helen Striker Of Nilsson
was reelected president of the Montal
80 State Federation of Business and Pr
fessional Women's clubs at the annu
convention held here recently.
Winnett-Two schools Of Petroleu
= county, the Quigg, taught by Erma Dul
y lap, and Upper Sage Creek, taught
It Mrs Maude Clark, had perfect atten
), . ance for the last school term, no o.
y 4 being tardy or absent.
Il Great FalIs-Approximately 800 M
:, are now employed in the construction
Gibson dam at Beaver creek in Sun EStV
y canyon and work is being speeded so tn
Z the pouring Of concrete may start We
soon.
BiIIings-Wesley Gordon, American
dian, college graduate, former newspaI
"A y reporter, athlete and rambler, died he
% x after accepting the religion Of the VIII
AA< man Immediately before. He was bo
wv in New York state, among Seneca Int
- ans, 35 years ago.
Large Placer Sale
Announcement was made few di
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