Last Tuesday afternoon a bag containing $295 was stolen from Lundy’s Supermarket. The bag was in an unlocked safe at the front of the store. Although the safe is located near the check out stands apparently no one saw anyone near the safe before the robbery was discovered. Local lawmen are continuing their investigation.
Thirty on people were fined $5 for violation of the day speed law.
The Broadwater County Hospital Auxiliary is donating $600 dollars to the portable X-Ray Machine now in use at the hospital. We are able to donate this sizeable amount because of the efforts of many people.
Muriel Gabisch was in Helena last Tuesday evening where she played in the symphony concert entitled “Pop’s Concert”. It was held at the Civic Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Overcast are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter Tana, to Chip Bowles of Cameron, MT.

Helena Forest Supervisor A.D. Moir announced today that Ranger Geoff Greene of Townsend was promoted to range conservatioinalist with headquarters at Spokane, Washington, effective June 1.
Heavy wind hit Dupuyer last week, doing quite a lot of damage. A trailer house was blown over and the roof blown off the Ponderosa Motor and Equipment Co., building. Dan Anderson, a Dupuyer grocer, reported that several small buildings had been blown down.

Mrs. Gertrude Olsen will leave again for Galen tomorrow where she will consult her physicians. She was sent home several months ago but warned to keep off her limb, which is healing from a tubercular infection in the knee and has been advised to return again to the sanitarium for examination and from all appearances she will be allowed once more to walk without crutches which is much to the pleasure of herself and many friends here.
The appearance of large flocks of sea gulls in different parts of the valley, predicts a wet season, so goes the forecast by old timers who have witnessed the visit of theses river or sea fowl in previous years. The gulls seem to inhabit the river and fly to fields in day time to feed upon worms etc. Large flocks have been noticed in the valley in the last few weeks.

During the fore part of the week the Sheriff’s office in this county was busy. Tom Hudson of Toston lost a wagon one night last week and as soon as possible after he discovered that it had been taken he got busy with the Sheriff’s office here to  the extent of getting Sheriff Deadond on the trail within very short time. It seem that Mr. Deaddmond was at Livingston on other official business, when the wagon was taken and Mr. Hudson after satisfying himself that the wagon was really stolen and not borrowed by a neighbor, communicated with Mr. McCormick, the Under Sheriff. Mr. McCormich went to Toston, sized up the situation and when No. 11 came along got on and found Mr. Deadmond aboard.
Mr. J.R. Wright is at work making a ditch crossing on Cedar St., at the old Dogget ditch. The channel of the ditch will be taken from the slough and made on good solid soil in the edge of the street. This work is being done in hopes of correcting the bad effects of the ditch during hot weather.