Three Forks Chamber Banquet Highlights Prospects
The Three Forks chamber of commerce hosted a banquet at Sacajawea hotel drawing about 50 members and guests. Secretary Ray B Matter, Harry R Cunningham of Helena, and others spoke on Montana’s outlook and chamber achievements. Jorris of Minnesota outlined statewide chamber work and benefits, followed by games and social time.
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Three Forks
Montana
Cunningham
Gould
Bozeman
Broderick
Havre
Gormely
Butte
Jorris
Minnesota
Hig State
Commeres
Saca- Jawea
Migratory Bird Treaty Act 16 Adjudged Valid
Billings April 28 The migratory bird treaty act designed to protect both game and non game birds migrating between the United States and Canada has been judged valid by the Supreme Court of the United States reports George Mushback United States deputy game warden The treaty ratified by Congress in 1918 faced opposition especially in southern states The high court upheld the Missouri federal court ruling that held the act valid
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Billings
United States
Canada
Supreme Court of the
George Mushback
Great Britain
Congress
Supreme Court
Missouri
High Court
Three Forks News Early Spring Social Notes
April 28 Three Forks report lists Mr and Mrs P B Dorsey visiting Bozeman. Arthur Sorrela stayed with grandparents in Three Forks en route to Belgrade. W E Young made a Bozeman business call, accompanied home by grandson Tillie Gantine. Attorneys Ewers and ills visited Townsend. Crouch and Dolan attended business in Bozeman and Boreman. Sorrels of Belgrade and Atre D A Stoore with La Fever visited Butte. Abbott returned from St Paul on business. Hungerford and S J Young noted in Manhattan. F Tow other local business man active in Deer Lodge. Mr F E Dean arrived and visited Mrs S L Young. Bir and Jorris with two children left for Minnesota after visiting Mrs Harvey Shepherd. Executive board invited to Manhattan to discuss organization to aid Gallatin county commerce.
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Three Forks
Dorsey
Bozeman
Arthur Sorrela
Belgrade
W.E. Young
Bozeman Priday
Tillie Gantine
Old Town
Ewers
Townsend
J. Crouch
Dolan
Fo Boreman
Atre
Butte
P.M. Abbott
St. Paul
Roy E Hungerford
S. J. Young
Manhattan
B. Tows
Deer Lodge
F. E. Dea
Youn Bir
Jorris
Minnesota
Harvey” Shephard
Taree Forks
Jefferson County Grade Schools Track Meet in Boulder
The annual track meet of Jefferson County grade schools will be held in Boulder on May 7-8 with sixteen schools entered and more expected. Each school will enter one to ten contestants, shaping a sizable regional event with multiple participants.
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Boulders
Jefferson County
Boulder
State Authorizes New Corporations
Helena April 28 Incorn include Metropolitan Oil and Gas company of Havre Turner Thompson of Sweet Grass and Leo A. Rite itt and J. B. Sullivan o 400000 Three Oil company of Great Falls J. N. Walker BO Fonkale run J. K. Nelson Wt. J. Walker and Ric Williams 500000 Lake Bowdoin Dome Oil company of Roundup E. R. Sinkler William Clifford and Emma Sinkler all of Roundup 1000000 Harvey Creek Mining company of Deer Lodge Arthur J. Buchen Art Welch 8A and E 0 Waldron all of Deer Lodge Notice of the dissolution of the Silver Bow County Roads association was filed with the secretary of state on Tuesday by Oscar Rohn John P. ONeill Andrew J. Davis John Gillie IG J. Kelly C F Kelley L C Evans F M Kerr Eugene Carroll and John E Corrette
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Helena
Incorn
Metropolitan Oi and Gas Company
Havre
Turner Thompson
Sweet Grass
Leo A. Riteitt
J. B. Sullivan
Three Oil Company of
Great Falls
J. N. Walker
BO. Fonkalerun
J. K. Nelson
Wt. J. Walker
Ric Williams
Lake Bowdoin Dome Oil Company
E. R. Sinkler
William Clifford
Emma Sinkler
Roundup
Harvey Creek Mining Company
Deer Lodge
Arthur J. Buchen
Art Welch
E. 0. Waldron
Silver Bow County Roads Association
Secretary of State
Oscar Rohn
John P. O'Neill
Andrew J. Davis
John Gillie
IG. J. Kelly
C.F. Kelley
Rollins Toll Theft and Death in Kalispell News
Thieves tore out the Rollins store telephone and stole about 40 dollars in toll money. Mrs. E.A. Steere died in Spokane from sleeping sickness after treatment. The body will be returned for burial. Thirteen applicants, including Canadians and Europeans, were granted citizenship. Elizabeth Bulloch, Red Cross nurse, arrived to work in the Kalispell district after training in Boston and prior nursing experience.
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Kalispell
Rollins
EA. Steere
Spokane
T. A. ‘Thompson
Elizabeth Bulloch
Red Cross
Kallspell
Kansas City
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Butte
Montana
Lima News item roundup in April 28 issue
L J Hawkley sold the Intermountain Farmers Equity store stock to F M Merrill and plans to reopen in Ashton Idaho. Oscar Dunn improves after appendicitis surgery in Dillon Curtis hospital. Rev Mr Humphry spoke on interchurch world movement and secured subscriptions. Dr L C Ford sells Lima drug business to Fred Smith and moves office to home. Mrs Willam Durrant arrives in Oakland visiting relatives as prices rise locally. Ladies Aid meets Thursday to benefit the Catholic church. Ford subpoenaed as witness in Sheriff Wyman murder trial. Charley Hoerning and A W Connolly visit. Gillespie of Oregon Short Line traveled from Lima via Lutte last week.
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Lima
L. J. Hawkley
Idaho Falls
Intermountain
Armers’ ‘Equity
F. M. Merrill
Hawkley
Ashton
Idaho
Oscar Dunn
Curtis Hospital
Dillon
Une
Fred Smith
Ford
Willam Durrant Hs
Oakland
Cal
Sherif Wyman
Charley Hoerning
A.W. Connolly
Ed Wise
Billings Eases Traffic Penalties for Visitors
In Billings on April 28 the city council approved leniency for out of town auto tourists. Police may exercise discretion in arrests and punishment under a revised traffic ordinance. A special committee recommended the change to curb ignorance of the law.
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Billings
Read Sentenced to Eight Months for Moonshining in Billings
Billings residents hear that Dan Read was sentenced yesterday to eight months in county jail after officers reportedly found him at his home attempting to hide a moonshine still and his 12 year old son pouring moonshine down the kitchen sink. An arresting officer, with a warrant, also pursued Albert Johnson in the railroad yard jungle for forging a $25 check as part of broader reports. In the preferential primary results from 49 precincts, Johnson led with 1,247 votes followed by Harding, Hoover, Lowden, and Wood. Mrs Farworth led the electors race, with McLeod mis, Power and Richardson next. At the state university, students enjoyed a sneak day and the splendor of the slate relay carnival, while Rasanta Singh meets Henry Tralinger this Friday in wrestling.
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Billings
Dan Read
Read
Albert Johnson
Conway
Frank Conchairman
State Highway Commission
F. R. Bartles
Railroad
Nimrod
Northern Pacific
Johnson
Harding
Hoover
Lowden
Wood
Farnorth
McLeod Mis
State University
Seattle
Northwest
Missoula
Rasanta Singh
Henry Tralinger
Wireless antennas to rise on federal building in Missoula
Missoula officials secured approval from the treasury to erect wireless antennae on the roof of the federal building. Ralph B. Adams will supervise the radio telephone project as forestry officials foresee 200 mile connectivity extending from Missoula. The Rev. Jesse Lacklen was chosen to deliver the baccalaureate sermon. Judge Theodore Lentz placed Ethel Heath and Stell Higgs on probation after a delinquency hearing. The Northern Pacific may build a track to Nimrod Quarry after a conference.
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Missoula
John W. Lister
Treasury Department
Washington
Federal Building
Mssou
Eastern
Ralph B. Adams
Forest Service
Jesse Lacklen
First’ Methodist Church
His School
Theodore Lentz
Distri Court
Ethel Heath
Stell Higgs
Northern Pacific
Nimrod
Guarry
Frantz oil patch advances with new wells spudded
Lewistown news reports Frantz well No 2 progressing rapidly at the Mosby structure west end near the discovery well. The company spudded in No 3 and plans No 4. Ohio to spud Musselshell site in about 10 days and Walkers to spud Wild Horse lake soon.
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Lewistown
Mosby Structure
Ohio
Musselshell Valley
Spuddad
Wild Horse Lake
Grass Range mayor race narrows to one vote margin
In Grass Range, Ward Rathbun fights to overturn Oscar Rinehart’s mayoral win after April 5 returns showed Rinehart ahead by one over Frank Miles, amid reports of illegal votes. In other news, James M. Agnew sues RC Lowman over ammonia fumes. a Mindell Hindel case remains under advisement. Mindell's remarriage noted. Mrs Otis dies after influenza. Lewistown Chamber of Commerce secretary L Stanley resigns. piano duets highlight Judith theater concert by Miss June Hartman and Mrs Paul Trigg with Dorothy Symmes singing.
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James M. Agnew
RC. Lowman
Lowman
Diaiitif
Ward Rathbun
Oscar Rinehart
Grass Range
Hinehart
Frank F. Miles
Margaret Mindell
Claude Hindel
Manchester
Margaret Otis
Miles Ciy
Otis
L. Stanley
Lewistown
Judith Theater
Dorothy Symmes
Woman's Club
English sea captains bet on wireless horse racing in opening week
From London comes a report that English sea captains bet on horse racing by wireless during the first week of flat racing. The telegraphing of turf transactions signals a new betting era as ships at sea monitor the event and place wagers.
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Brownsx
London
Shipboard safety flashes aid live rigging clocks
A fragmented report notes a system of flashing tips for life boats and other ships being developed. It mentions passengers ship makers and flashing racing tips in early stages of implementation.
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Byraldio
Glendive Masons to Erect Temple
The Glendive Masonic order has purchased a Bell Street corner lot to build a $150,000 four story temple with two lower floors for stores and offices and two upper floors for lodge quarters. The project will be financed by local members through stock sales with construction likely starting spring 1921.
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Glendive
Masonic Order of
Bell
Omaha Suit Alleges Injury From Street Car Crash
Judge Sears recently quashed a demurrer by Omaha traction company in a suit filed by Nora Liblin seeking 50 000 for parental injuries after a street car crash that also injured her mother Mrs John Liblin. Describes the unworn pane and the child’s prior marking at birth. Dublin report notes Royal Irish Constabulary adopting a new slogan based on Join the Army ad.
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Omaha
Neb
Sears
Nora Liblin
Inn Street
John Liblin
Nora
1. C
Dublin
Royal Irish Constabulary
Army
Common Witchhazel Eye Wash Claim Brightens Sore Eyes
An advertisement extols Lavoptik eye wash with witchhazel camphor and hydrastis claiming rapid relief for chronic eye inflammation. It notes an elderly patient improved in two days and offers a small bottle guarantee, with an aluminum eye cup included free.
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Fuller Drug’ Company
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