The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-16
STATE BRIEFS

MissOuIa-Mike Gozmon, who was
slashed in the abdomen in a knitting af-
fray, is recovering, hospital attendants
say.
DiIlon-Terrence Flynn, pioneer miner
and stockman, passed away at his ranch
following a long illness. he was born
in Ireland in 1916.
Great FaIIs-Excessive cost Of remov-
ing land slides on highways has resulted
in the purchase by Cascade county Of a
$1,000 steam shovel.
HamiItOn-Ray Algie, 10-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Algie of Como, suf-
fered a fractured thigh when he fell
while climbing a tree.
Observation-Disclosures combines were
delivered this season between Straw and
Square Butte, in this area, this season,
according to Herman Harder.
Libby-C. E. Mari, Spokane, head Of
the Mari chain of grocery stores, has our
chased a building site and expects to
occupied by n Of his chain stores.
COrVaIIis-Dr. A. B. Cliff, Pasadena,
| Calf, has filmed a numbe OF Bitter Root
valley scenes. DR.. Cliff is a private pro-
ducer. He is taking pictures for recrea-
ton.
/ AnacOnda-Ely Wasman, age "a years,
Of Butte, was drowned at Georgetown
lake, when a rowboat from which he and
/ two companions were might" fishing,
turned over.
} COIumbus-W. o. Smith, of the Shane
, creek district, has threshed 1884 bushels
| Of winter wheat raised on 80 acres Of
summer fallowed ground. 1t Melted 46
bushels an acre.
l MaIta-Paul Merkowitz, Malta business
, man, accompanied by his wife and five
' children, and E. S. Brown, escaped death
when the car in which they were riding
: crashed into a ditch.
BrOwning-John Skagney, a section
hand, was seriously injured while un-
E loading a carload Of poles. Both Of his
= legs were broken. He was taken to g
a hospital in Kalispel.
MissOuIa- Neal Morgan, Blackfoo+
e rancher, is in the Thornton hospital FOL
was thrown from the seat Of a mower
which passed over him.
e ROundup-Judge G.. j. Jeffries is dem
d ocratic. He was not too dignifed to yanl
l. of his shoes and enter a free-for-al
+ barefoot race at the annua Musselshel
IS picnic recently. The judge won.
d Deer Lodged Perkins Of Race Tracl
le recently celebrated his 81st birthday witt
l a large number Of friends and relatives
y who gave a surprise party in his honor
le Seventy-hve guests were present.
MissOula-Mrs. Anna Garrin is accuse
of having walked into the Pastime clu
a and creating a scene by breaking fix
So lures and trying to break her HUSBAND
So Witnesses claim she made a mighty goo
ID try at it.
- Butte-Former Alderman Gus Hes
was bruised about the left shoulder an
arm in q motor accident which too
~ place at the intersection Of Park an
Clark streets. Hess was not injured ser,
ously, hospital Investigation indicated.
Great FaIs-Just because W. D. Strine
er Of Salt Lake City was in a hurry /
4 nFrfUd hnrn RI nffnnH q Uo6Ifnn did ~
prevent his arrest by police on a chars
IN of speeding. Magistrate Sheppard y
Tented, and let Stringer go without pa.
4 ing a fine.
POlsOn-Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker, RavaI
was elected president; Michael Jaten, S
Ignatius, vice president, and G.. H. Go
don, Roman, secretary-treasurer Of tt
Lake County Jersey Breeders associatio
Otto Behrens n j.. A. Repass will ser
yes as directors.
VI Butte-Harry Marchington, who wi
By two other men was slightly injured WhI
the car in which they were riding owe
turned on the Anaconda highway, fo
y feited $25 in police court when he fail
to answer to a charge Of driving a C
a. while intoxicated.
eff MissOula-Lieut. Col. William
he TOLoughlin, Fourth infantry, recently g
lg signed to the regiment from duty wi
er the organized reserves at San Francis,
- @1 OA@O% 6N0AC - y
Ia garrison, Of which the First battaliC
as Fourth infantry, forms the major part
us Great FaIs-Miss Margaret Albrig.
III daughter Of DR.. Clinton G. Albright, h
u the misfortune to lose a beautiful han
painted gown during a recent visit
Of Livingston. A satchel, containing t
in dress, which was decorated with Yello
stone park scenes, done in oil, was stol
pril from the Albright auto,
Tor Butte-Shortly after filing a grand 1
IN ceny charge against her son, Kenny Ba,
er, 18, Mrs. Mae Allie dismissed the co
plant in the justice court. The lad st
uCy his mothers car, following his csc;
ley from a school in Boulder, the mother t
rom the ourt. Conviction meant a term
IrSG prison, so she weakened, she said.
Wolf POint-Fred Stimpert, direc
;e1d Montana state hygienic laboratory,
1tad been investigating diphtheria at Fra!
and DR.. Veldhuis, federal physician, v
srge Point Indian s~ub-agent, co-operated "
Mr.. Stimpert in the investigation.
-, -. says carriers " been found at Fra
and all cases have been q-uarantined.