Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-11-11
STATE BRIEFS

Bell Tower-The 4-year-old son of
Mike Gross was killed when he fell from
a truck load of wheat.
Brockton-Miriam Erickson, a girl
about 10, sustained a broken wrist when
attempting TO crank a car.
Geyser-Miss Edith Mott. state cloth
ing specialist, organized a Home DEM
onstration ! among the women of
Geyser.
Poison-The housing situation here
is acute. Every residence in the CITY
that is suitable to live in is taken, real
estate men say.
Lewistown-Henry j. Clark. a resident
of Lewistown for more than 20 years.
and prominent in Masonic circles, passed
away here after al extended Illness.
B~ozeman-An outstanding feature of
the first general meeting of the Bozeman
Woman's club was a talk by Moroni
Olsen. He spoke on dramatics.
Polson-C. A. Stanley has been ap-
pointed manager Of the Mission Range
Power company, which was purchased
recently by the w. B. Foshay company,
Minneapolis.
Glasgow-More thar 200 residents of
this county have enrolled in the Mon
tana Initiative Prohibition league, re-
Gently organized here by the Rev. H.
V~alkenburgh.
Glasgow-An exhibit Of handwork
made by grade pupils Of Glasgow schools
was sent to Great Falls for an exhibit at
the Montana Educational association
district convention.
White Sulphur Springs-John G. Shan
non shipped five cars of cattle and the
Ringing ranches two cars, both ship
ments going to Chicago. Orville Harris
sold 100 calves at $40 q head.
MISUNDERSTANDING F. Sellman, so,
cafe manager n proprietor. was in
stantly killed in an automobile accident
north OF Arlee when his car, driven at
high speed, went of the grade. F.
ChinoOk-Eight carloads Of cattle have
arrived from Great Falls to be put on
beet pulp for the winter. The Great
Falls Meat market has shipped in a big
herd to feed at the Upshaw and Nancy
farms.
Havre-D. Ray Andrews fell asleep at
the wheel of his roadster on the East
Harlem road near the Teter ranch. The
machine plunged over the grade. An
drews is in the hospital with a dislocated
shoulder.
observation-disclosures combinations and
lines were studied at an all-day session
of the Benchland Home Demonstration
club. Miss Edith Mott, clothing special
list OF the extension service, conducted
instructions.
Sidney-D. L. Howard, John Peterson
and j. M. Roberts. Richland county po-
tato growers. are furnishing the Montana
extension service with 800 pounds of
Bliss certified Triumph potatoes for
strain test work in Texas.
Terry-Prior to launching a canned
heat Jag" a one-armed "mule-skinner''
on a railroad construction crew, handed
his cash over to a supposed friend. The
cash and the friend are both missing
only the headache remains.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lending their in
huence to promote school interests In
Barker. have twice sent delegations from
Stanford to sponsor public entertain
ments there, which have resulted In $500
being raised for school purposes.
Butte-The Butte Musicians union re-
Gently greeted Joseph N. Weber, interna-
tional president OF the union, also Ed
ward Caravan, president of the New
York City local of IL, 900 musicians. The
men were accompanied by their wives.
Sidney-The outlook for livestock IL,
far eastern Montana, and particularly as
regards Richland county, for the next
few years is exceedingly favorable, ac-