The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-06-27

ileieLdt piOlhilieiit 4hOHtdiii pdlihel,
to the board of directors of the Great
Northern railway was annouced by
F. L. Paetzold, secretary.
Taxpayers of the Judith Gap COM
munity voted that $1,000 would be the
amount of bond issue for erection of
new frame gymnasium. A special
election will be called by the school
board to vote on the project.
At cost of $4,000 the Northern
Pacific railway will change its main
line now running through extensive
freight and switch yards at Laurel to
new location, north and paralleling
existing yards.
For ten days now Northern Pacific
trains have been operating over their
own lines in eastern Montana after
repair of track and bridges damaged
by floods near Wibaux, offices of
the system were advised.
Butte will be headquarters for an
aviation Inspector for the department
of commerce. Capt. w. R. Wright, Of
ficial of the department will be in
charge of aviation in Montana, Wyo-
ming and Idaho.
State game officials of five states
will meet in Yellowstone park July
Is and 16 to consider interstate prob
lens, Robert H. Hill, Montana warden,
announced. Wardens and commission
ers are expected to attend from Mon
tana, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah and Colo
RADIO.
False teeth are part of a per-
sons anatomy and not mechanical
continuance, Montana's industrial ac-
cident board made that decision at
Helena, and as a result, Paul Sever
ance, Bozeman mechanic is entitled to
collect from an insurance company
for the loss of his.
The inability of Great Falls mo-
florists evading traffic officers has
been shown by the report that police
court fines have exceeded the cost of
the whole department. Much of the
increase was due the recent heavy
drives made to enforce traffic regu-
lations. Fines aggregated $52,886 for
the first IL months of the fiscal year.
A brown bear was killed in the
Black Butte vicinity near poy by the
Davis boys, who were riding when
they saw it. They had only small
gun so one of them returned for a
powerful gun. The animal was shot
and the hide was brought to town
for display.
Issuance of a charter to the Denton
State bank of Denton recently by the
secretary of state gave Montana its
first new bank since 1926. The Dem
ton institution has purchased assets
of the First National bank Ct Den
ton which became defunct a few
months ago. The new bank is capital
lied at $4,000 and lists paid-up
surplus of $4,000.
In preparation for the formal bur-
ial of Capt. Luther S. yellowstone"
Kelly, which is to take place in
July on Kelly mountain, a stone
prominence northeast of Billings and
overlooking many miles of the yell
lowstone valley, concrete crypt has
been built. The burial of the famous
eastern Montana scout is in compli-
ance with wish many times ex-
pressed during his life that his final
resting place be in the land he knew
and loved so we'll in his younger days.
What is the proper procedure in
assessing airplanes belonging to the
National Parks Anyways? Harold
Mady, Cascade county assessor, asked
James H. Stewart, chairman of the
state board of equalization, question
to that effect and was told "it is
matter that requires legislation"
Chairman Stewart explained that
while the Always company operates
in more than one state, it is not strict
ly an interstate utility. 1t has no
rails or property of that nature lead
ing from one state into another.
Better facilities and Improvement
for the United States veterans hos
pital at Fort Harrison are sought from
congress in resolution passed dur
ing the sessions of the state conven-
ton of Disabled American Veterans
at Helena.
Federal aid for several health prof.
cts in Montana was procured by DR..
w. F. Cogswell, secretary Of the state
board of health, during recent trip to
Washington, D. C. He said he secured
S2,400 to aid GELATIN county; $4,000
for the health department of Lewis
and Clark county, and $1,000 for the
Cascade county department.