Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-22
STATE BRIEFS

Mlssoula-Rodeo participants received
10000 here.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has an abundance
of brick clay.
Neutrality-suspicious. is building q
community hall.
Butte-Butte will spend $40, 774.27 ON
a paving project.
Superior-Mining is staging a revival
in Mineral county.
Hamilton-Hamilton plans a $4,000
Main street project.
Glendive-Elks will hold a state con-
vention here August At.
Butte-Seventy-four are entered in the
handicap golf tournament here.
Bozeman-A. It. Rutledge has been APP
pointed county weed commissioner.
Butte-Highways costing about s6O0,-
900 will be built in the Butte district.
Anaconda-A traffic officer. has been
posted on county roads to curb accidents,
Missoula-Mrs, Alvina LaCasse has
acquired all interest in the Palace hotel
here.
Miles City-The Minnesota Northern
Power company is now lighting Miles
City.
.Butte-June births here numbered 86
oeatis o. may ieCoruo Wero- % olrtuS
80 deaths.
to Tiger Butte in 1888, died here OF
heart disease.
Helena-The Belt mountains Trout
creek Boy Scout camp housed "a Helena
boys last week.
Butte-Dogs killed at the city pound
during the last IA days number 80. while
80 were claimed.
Heiena-Seven new mining claims have
been filed in Bald Butte, Rimini and
Marysville districts.
MISUNDERSTANDING permits issued here
last year number 124 and construction
aggregated $5l1,423.
Butte-Abe Cohen, Butte resident
claims Sidney is mi of the most pro-
gressive towns in Montana.
Helena-The city council has trans
ferred $50. 900 from the water works
funds to the general fund.
Butte-Knights of Columbus initiated
ITO candidates here the other day. the
largest class in history here.
Butte-The Butte Pioneers club will
have an annual picnic August IA
Eighteen hav recently been admitted.
Butte-Dog licenses for 280 CANNES
here nave netted more than 81 900 since
AA0y AZ, WAtAA eAAC ~ AAo C4kVSS(4%
Butte-Wnliam s. Hart, movie actor
visited Butte en- route to Los Angeles
from the Fourth celebration at Billings
Helena-Mrs. William Warren. Prickly
Pear valley pioneer, has died at the age
Of "a. She arrived In Helena. May 10
1871.
FlOrence-John Voos, postmaster here
since 1897, and store proprietor here
since 1890, died following q stroke Of
apoplexy.
Hamilton-P. E. Pagenkopf, poultry.
man, has a record of 20. 900 chickens
Matched this season. His i~ncubators have
q 9,000-egg capacity.
Sunburst-Olga Andrud, waitress IL
Jockeys cafe has sold 30 acres of hel
320-acre tract upon condition an oil vel
is drilled Immediately.
Butte-Enforcing departments and car,
OF poor call for nearly half the esti'
mated 81. $1,000 budget for Silver Bow
county in the next year.
H~amiltOn-The Parker cherry Gamer,
here has been enlarged double In ca.
pacity. Twelve carloads Of cherries were
canned in this plant last year..
Butte-State officials have informed
Butte that legal action must be- taker
against former City Treasurer j. E. Riley
If a shortage Of $248.42 is not paid.
Bozeman-R. L.. Waddell, Montana
State college livestock specialist, esti-
mated q 90 per cent ~shrinkage in weight
OF clips because of weather conditions.
Observation-Disclosures County Commits
sioner R. w. Angevine proposes division
of the county into three parts, each
board member to directly supervise one
division.
Butte-State officers nave declared
Butte's accounting system is ''incom-
plete and practically useless" A recent
report shows the city is more than 3d.
000,0 600 in debt.
Yellowstone Park-From June 10 tc
July l, 1910 persons visited the park In
$3.50 cars. representing each Of the AZ
states, the District of Columbia, Alaska
Hawaii, Mexico and China.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the American
Revolution unveiled a bronze tablet IN
Meriwether canyon near here, in observ-
ance Of the 122nd anniversary Of the
Lewis and Clark expedition visit to the
Gate Of the Mountains.
Miss0ula-The bison reserve Of the
lower Flathead valley, established by tht
United States Biological survey, has be-
sides buffalo, elk, deer, and mountain
sheep and is the largest reserve of Its
kind In the United States.
PIONEERS FACING