Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-21
|evvS Briefs
Inn, the Treasure State

rENA-The Montana State
Nil OF Carpenters will hold its 1912
[ention In Great Falls.
ENDIvE- Glendive Ice g. Bever-
Co completed putting up ! 500 tons
20 There we're 70 men hired for
DAYS. The ice was II inches thick.
uTTEFISH-Mrs. l. L. Wright.
Nv of John Wright. Civil war vet
died at the state soldiers home
Says ago. Interment was IN the
he cemetery.
asHUA-Three carloads Of sheep
loaded from Nashua to be sent
;eorgetown. MINI. The sheep were
AZ the Lebert a. Lloyd farm south
Nashua.
neutrality-suspicious. OF the ma
faces serious days ahead. was the
.lusion Of Montana triple-A county
mitteemen at q recent conference
Bozeman.
coBEY-Four Of the five local beer
ors presented a petition to the city
hcil asking permission to stay open
II a. m. Sunday morning. Inc
neil tabled the matter.
E1,ENA-The state board Of exam
announced 1t has received q
IN check from the Golden Gate
tosi.ion. the balance remaining from
|O0O raised for the Montana exhibi-
al the San Francisco fair.
FER LOD0E-Three one-act plays
he presented at Powell County
school for the Little Theater con-
10 be held March 7, and casts
q been selected for two Of them by
Martha Knight, director.
Members Of the Associ.
Industries Of Billings observed
25th anniversary of the organlza-
with a dinner at the Billings Com
fcial club which was attended by
hut $50 persons.
uNsDALE-An adult national de.
te class In foods. nutrition and
Ilth was organized by women OF the
Immunity under sponsorship OF the
school. The class will meet each
3lrsday evening, announces MISS
Fid Solberg. who will be IN charge.
kAyRE-Offices of Dr.. E. A. Doles
/ DR.. w. L, Forster we're broken into
VARYING sums OF money taken.
(ording to r. G. Timmons. sheriff.
Doles' office was robbed OF ABOUT
in change and DR.. Forster OF ABOUT
kALISPML-E. w. Iverson, c. E
kstrum and M. R. Smith were elect
directors OF the Kalispell Chamber
Commerce for three-year term.
|ey will serve with DR.. F. H. Keller,
|H. Speer, F. A. Brinkman, Don TIE
II, NJ. NJ. Rawlings and j. c. Urqu-
HELENA The Montana supreme
brt ruled that pinball games violate
hiding statutes and are not trade
mulators. The unanimous opinion.
btten by Justice Albert T. Angstman
| the case Of state ex rel Edward T.
|ssault VS.. Ralph Kilburn ct al, up
ID decision by the Missoula county
|trict court.
RED LODGE-BNl Greenough's at
ap. to break" a wild bronc ended
success but only after the Red Lodge
leo performer suffered injuries when
E horse reared backwards and Tell
him. The horse, owned by Bill
,ore was being driven to the Green
Oh ranch home. Despite a severe
ad cut, Greenough remounted the
ed and rode him home.
BOZEMAN-Mrs Mary Mcdonald,
ontana pioneer and one Of the first
gro residents in the territory OF
,ntana, died at her home here. Born
Missouri, no record Of the date OF
r birth was kept, but 1t was believed
e was about 100 years old at the time
her death. She and her husband.
e late Richard Mcdonald. and his
other and sister, we're brought west
Virginia City In 1854 by a DR.. Rob-
son. A few years later the couple
me to the Gallatin valley. Mr.. NC
maid died in 1898.