The Bozeman courier., 1927-04-08
STATE BRIEFS

city is to be paved II present plans ma
terialize.
Mrs. q. Hill at EllistOn was DESTROYED by
fire recently.
Eureka-During the month Of February
73 carloads of ties were shipped from the /
vicinity of Eureka.
wisdOm-Carl Huntley has brought into
the Big Hole Basin 40 head of fine pure /
bred shOrthOrn bulls.
Lame Deer-The government iour mill at
this place has resumed operations after a
temporary shutdown.
Great FaIIs-AIr. and Mrs ". F Smith !
recently celebrated the sixtieth anniversary
of their wedding here.
Fort BentOn-J. W. Bone, who operates
! the Duer tract, plans to raise 50 acres of
sugar beets this season.
Great FaIIs-Permit has been issued to
Luke Curry for the erection in this CITY of
$4,000 apartment house.
HamiItOn-Engineers have arrived to
begin work on the new railroad on the east
side of the Bitter Root valley.
/ Thompson Falls-The Montana Sunrise
mine south of Troy, reports a new ore
strike at the 1000 foot level.
POIsOn-Cattle in this section have come
through the winter in fine shape, according
to reports of experienced Cattlemen
Harlem-Farmers attending the recent
! farm congress held here were optimistic as
to the outlook for the coming season.
Great Falls-FOur carloads Of farm
horses procured in Great Falls vicinity
were recently shipped to Buffalo, n. Y
Lame Deer-The timber on Tongue River
reservation will be protected from fire by
patrols, according to recent announcements
Deer LOdge-Fred Nelson, aged 35. who
has been stealing rides on different trains
going to Butte was arrested and fined S25
recently.
Sula-F E. Edwards has sold his large
ranch to J. w. McClintOn, who has been a
renter of 16O acres of the place for several
years.
Twin Bridges-The lumber yard of the
Interstate Lumber company in this city
was completely. destroyed by fire a few
! days ago.
Sidney-The Mona community of Rich
5 land county organized for their first COM
munity fair at a largely attended meeting
= held recently.
I TrOy-FOur men, representing the Metro
GOldwyn corporation of Hollywood art
here for the purpose Of taking pictures il
and around Troy.
Grantsdale - Preliminary arrangement
r for building a cheese factory here hav
been completed and the construction of tn
plant will. start shortly.
= HamiltOn-Fred T. Parker has Just sOlt
q a carload of his Bitter Root brand cherrie
e to a Pittsburgh buyer who offers a pre-
= MUM of $1O0 per hundred.
= COrvalIis-A number of cherry trees ar
being planted in the valley this year. On
- thousand trees will be planted by Manage
; Charles McCrea at WOOdside.
. Great FaIls-The local Chamber of Com
n merce recently waged a membership an
n budget campaign to raise $4,000 for tn
r work Of the club during 1927,
IS MissOula-The citizens military trainin
( camp to be held this summer at Fort Mis-
S, sOula is growing in popularity and man
lie applications are being received.
A1,o n
a. River reservation are all in exceptional
K. good condition, due to the mild winter an
10 the favorable range conditions.
10 10 Deer LOdge-Taking advantage of Il
spring-like weather, members of the lOc
street department have been putting man
s. of Deer Lodges streets in repair.
1s Great FalIs-The city council recent
g launched an improvement district as a r
~ suit of which the city's paving and ligh
re ing systems would be furthered
re Great FalIs-A large diamond weighir
as ~ carats, seized at local jewelry stO
en- a few weeks ago by customs officials, W;
sold st auction few days ago. %
HamiltOn-C. D. Brooks reports that son
"a Of his purebred hogs have been paren
Is this spring of hairless pigs. The cause
Oi the hairleSSneSS is credited to a lack
10 iodine.
eu Great FaTs-Defnite plans for lab,
is temple in Great Falls are expected to
nT completed in p short time, according
os announcement of the local Trades and l.
oS Dor assembly.
ON NIalta-WOmen of Malta and all busine
wv and industrial institutions of the city a
is to cooperate this spring in a campaign
or eXtermlnate the mosquito. The work W
les commence late in April.
Ice AIissOuIa-Chief Forester w r CroaL
to was in MissOula recently cOnferring wi
do local forest officials. Fire patrol work al
)st the protection Of forests was the main tor
90 of discussion at this time
RS. siI-tb Sis+riot f a. 1enIIOn OF I
eH t auxiliary was held here recently with re
c4 at resentatives in attendance from Richie
'0' Glendive, Baker, Miles City and Terry.