Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-30

Great Falls -The debate on Com
panionate Marriage between Judge Ben
Lindsey and the Rev. H. Styles Harriss,
pastor Of the First Methodist church
here, will be held Oct. 10 instead Of Oct.
10, as previously announced.
Miles City-When Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burke approached a band of cattle ON
the road, MIR. Burke attempted to turn
his auto out to avoid hitting them. Mrs.
Burke Is In the hospital. Burke Is n
injured. The car is a wreck.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. It. Moody. Harlow
ton, who was thrown 20 feet from his
car when his auto struck a landslide, Is
reported as recovering. He was found by
motorists an hour after the accident oc-
Cured and taken to a hospital in Rye
gate.
MissOula-More than $50 representa-
atives OF the Bitter Root district Odd
| Fellows, comprising Missoula, Florence,
Stevensville, Victor, Hamilton and Darby
lodges, met here. The next melting will
be held at Victor the second Saturday
in December.
Miles C~ity-Little Ellen Donaldson was
lost seven hours before she was located
who feared the child might have fallen
into q sewer ditch or slough. The child
wandered to the tourist camp n was
taken care Of by q woman.
GIendive-The party of Wisconsin
landseekers. who inspected rural areas
near here, expressed themselves as
pleased with the agricultural outlook.
The members Of the party were Bert
Ransom Of Max, Harry Newkirk OF Lew
ellen and w. A. Gregg Of Oshkosh.
MissOula-Many friends paid final trib-
ute to the memory OF Mrs. Kate Nc
resident. Rev. Father Burns Of the
Church Of st. Francis Xavier conducted
the services. Interment was made In the
family plot at st. Mary's cemetery.
BillingsEThe Billings canning factory
erected this year, is In operation. The
Red Lodge cannery has almost completed
its run. This cannery expects to have
rs, 900 cases Of peas and 5000 cases OF
beans. when the season closes. The Bill
| linRs plant expects to can 20 600 cases
OF corn and $1,000 cases Of tomatoes.
Lewistown-Dr. w. E. Estabrook was
arrested here m charged with wilfully
neglecting to support his minor chill
dren. Last July the court ordered him
to pay temporary alimony in q divorce
action, in which he was defendant. He
! was hned 3100 when he ~disregarded the
order. and spent three days in the coun-
ty jail. at Stanford. for contempt Of
court.
Butte-"How much" said o Butte orr.
entail as he viewed a porcupine that hac
battled two dogs to a finish on Warner
avenue. "Oh, we will give him to you,
replied n Of the policemen. Sure,
take him." and with his prize securely
bound In q sack the Chinaman proceed.
ed home to dinner.
Butte-Two private detectives, wh(
have been working with Chief Jere Muir.
, ply since June as In an attempt to solve
the mystery surrounding the Staying o.
Gus Hermonson. Montana Power COM
pany lineman, have returned to head
quarters. Hermonson's death will go OF
record as an unsolved murder myster!
In Silver Bow county.
BilIings-Rev. and Mrs. M. Putnam
have returned from a 10,200-mile auto
mobile trip throughout Canad Rev
Mr.. Putnam is pastor OF the Christian
church here. II saw but n man unde
the influence of liquor while I was IL
Canada. and i didn't see any drinking
all tho time / was there" he said. Ca
nadians are q law-abiding pcople.s