Cat Creek Field Oil Yield Totals Near Two Million Barrels
The Cat Creek field sent almost two million barrels of crude oil via pipelines to Winnett during 1922. Mutual Oil filed a report with Montana's public service commission noting 1,935,448 barrels transmitted Jan 1 to Nov 31 and 199,020 barrels in November. The independent line moved 39,168 barrels in 1922 with major consignees including Standard Oil at Whiting Indiana and Lewistown, Minneapolis, Winnipeg, and others.
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Helena
Mont
Cat Creek
Winnett
State Public Service Commission
Mutual Oil Company
Independent Pipeline
Standard Oil Company
Whiting
Ind
Cowley
Wyo
Lewistown Oil and Refining Company
Lewistown
Pure Oil Company
Minneapolis
Avro Oil and Refining Company
Yale Oil Company
Miles City
Weowna Refining Company
General Petroleum Company
Lovell
North Star Oil and Refining Company
Winnipeg
G. W. Hart
Hedgesville
Rummage club helps Granite county families with garments
Philipsburg notices report the Rummage club made garments from old materials for needy Granite county families. Catholic Women’s card party, holiday visitors, local arrivals, and Christmas shoppers fill St Philip’s parish hall and Macdonald block apartments.
Local Girl Flor ence Carr McCauley Dies At Lewistown
Mrs Flor ence Carr McCauley wife of Nathan McCauley a young stock man died here after weeks of illness She was nearly 19 a Fergus county high school graduate The article also notes community lodge elections and oil well activity in the Lewistown area including West Dome company at Cat Creek and an unspecific delay in pumping due to a casing break
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Lewistown
Florence Carr McCauley
Nathan McCauley
Fergus County High School
Friendship Weage
A. F
A. M
H. T. Fitton
Arthur Hall
Thomas Gilmore
Glan Moor
Arthur Liebai
Mid-Northern
West Dome Oil Company
Butte
Butte Company
von Tobel
Rudolf Beck
Winmett
John Coleman
Frank Doran
Frank Hagstrom
The
Elks
Red Men
Benjamin Rook
Sachem
W. T. McKeown
Sagamore
Aston Remsey
R. E. Lumley
Bert Replogle
West Dome Company
Cat Creek
Fiesta celebrates 210 years in Santa Fe reconquest
The annual fiesta commemorating the 1698 reconquest from the Pueblo Indians by the Spanish has been held in Santa Fe New Mexico for 210 years.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Dillon pupils aid Salvation Army with Christmas baskets
In Dillon on December 21, public schools collected food items and toys for Salvation Army Christmas baskets and a Twin Bridges state orphans home, as teachers and students report high participation and ongoing donations.
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Salvation Army
Army Corps
Twin Bridges
Mrs Celia Fisher Dies In Dillon At 68
Mrs Celia Fisher mother of Mrs Charlies R Price and Mrs J W Evans died suddenly at the Price home in Dillon after visiting relatives in this city. She was about 68, a former Albia resident, survived by four daughters and was active in church and social life. Funeral held at Presbyterian church led by Rev Mays.
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Celia Fisher
Dillon
Charlies R. Price
J. W. Evans
Price
Albia
Miss Fisher
Iowa
Wood
Colorado
Charles R. Price
Presbyterian Church
Mays
Fisher
Eastern Montana to Have Railway
Articles of incorporation filed to form Montana Rail Way company to extend through Custer Powder River Rosebud and Big Horn counties in Montana. Capital stock listed at 5000000 dollars. Incorporators include Scott Ferris Layton Oklahoma William E Allamn P D Saklatvala J Sherry O Brien New York and C J Haskell Tulsa Oklahoma. Place of business Miles City.
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Helena
Mont
Montana RailWay Company
Custer
Powder River
Rosebud
Big Horn
Montana
Scott Ferris
Layton
Okla
William E. Allamn
P. D. Saklatvala
J. Sherry O'Brien
New York
Butte Loses Two Police Appeals In Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court issued two rulings this morning denying appeals from police wage awards in Butte. Other cases remanded for retrial include Robb vs Porter license revocation and O Donnell estate price judgment. plus divorce and injunction actions involving Fergus and Silver Bow counties.
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Butte
Estate Supreme Court
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Silver Bow
Robb
Catherine Co. O'Donnell
Silver Bow County
E. N. Harwood
Sibyl Scott
Rachel FE
Fallon County
Baker
Elizabeth Murray
Arthur P. Curtin
Washington Place
John Th, O'Rourke
Joseph M. Rheinstrom
Supreme Court
A. Tronrud
Rheinstrom
Agricultural Credit Company
Replevin
Livingston Notes And Local Loyalties In December
Livingston Montana news notes report U G Life of the Western Union in town on business, Conductor William Grannis back from pneumonia, and multiple residents traveling for holidays. Clubs elect officers, social gatherings and charitable events unfold as Mrs. Ennis departs for California. Obituary for Jesse C Lyons notes his death from pneumonia and survivals. Several residents visitors and travelers are listed along with Nippon opium raid arrests and city crime update.
Local clubs outline 1928 plans and district Rotary meeting
The Kiwanis and Rotary clubs announce an active year with weekly meetings and special events. Kiwanis start 1928 with a ladies night on Jan 2 and Rotary holds its initial session Jan 8. Howard H. Hayes will discuss Montana road needs and Rev. Thomas Huxley Rotary ethics. The district Rotary conference to unite 14 Montana clubs is set for March 12-13 in Billings under W. Holden Lewistown as district governor.
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Park County
Orrin Holliday
L. Holliday
Southern California
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Howard H. Hayes
Yellowstone Park Camps Company
Montana
Thomas H. Huxley
The
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F. J. Habein
Rotary Club
Rotary Clubs
W. Heldon
Lewistown
County superintendent-elect Catherine Harrington bids farewell
Miss Catherine Harrington, soon county superintendent of schools, receives a farewell party from the Sherman school sixth grade. The program includes songs, recitations, a playlet, and musical selections, with students decorating the hall and bringing a Christmas tree. Also noted are receptions of officers elected by Martha Rebekah lodge and a joint installation with Washington lodge in January.
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Tiaue
Sherman
Annie Mooney
Lucille Rossiter
Helen Mooney
Laura Harris
Alva Liva
Maude Davies
Ethel Michael
Helen Lowney
Irma Cestaglio
Jane Lately
Reginald Wearine
Ernest Hocking
John Mednit
Tom Kipple
John Riley
Patrick Murphy
Sherman School
Martha Rebekah
Jane Williams
Noble Grand
Mary Barker
Mary Warren
Ruth Barraicote
Chrissie Lane
Washington Lodge
St. George's Hall
P. H. Sullivan
Transit Street
Seattle
Dan Corbett
Butte Holiday News Briefs Include Local Visits and Illness
Mrs. T. F. Cates is homebound with bronchitis at 2908 Phillips. The George Washington branch of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic met at St. Aloysius hall. Lucille Staebler, student at State College Bozeman, will holiday in Butte with parents at 9428 Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Wegher of Missoula plan holidays with Mrs. Wegher's aunt at 1825 Princeton. Mrs. Wegher, formerly Miss Martha Blechschmidt, returns to city for business matters. E Middiestaedt, cashier of Blair & Co State Bank Helmville, was in town on business. J T. Neumann of Butte attended to business. Lawrence Guilette, returning from Mercersburg, Pa, heads home for holidays. Ed Stone of Judith Gap arrived Wednesday night and spent the next day on business.
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Margaret Miller
State University At
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David
Peter Julie
Trout Creek
Mary Henderson
Charles C. Baker
Grangeville
Idaho
Walter J. Gannon
Deer Lodge
Holtzinger
Fred Justice
Helena
St. Philip's
Norman Townsend
Moose Lake
Maclonald
Harry Herron
A. H. Neal
S. BE. MccClees
Livingston
W. A. Hobbs
Bozeman
Walter Cameron
Butte
Etha Prewett
Clyde Park
C. E. Thompson
Wilsall
Leo MecEligot
Billings
Amos Hague
Cooke City
Frank Rodder
California
Mr. T. Taylor
J. K. Craver
Northern Pacific Railway
Spokane
A. L. McLaughlin
Tumwater
Wash
George
Eva M. Hunter
M. J. Wells
Bremerton
Col. B. ©. Johnson
Montana
Orient
Johnson
M. A. Farnsworth
Northern Pacific
China
Ralph Babbitt
Morrow
Park Hotel
Hank Beels
Murphy
Wilson
Louis Hong
Sam Lee
North B Street
Billi Loy
East Park Street
Beel
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Dan Bowen
Chicago
J. E. Stombick
Minneapolis
Belgrade High
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T. F. Cates
Phillips Street
George Washington
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Lucille Staebler
State College
Iowa Avenue
Wegher
E. Middiestaedt
Blair & Co. State Bank
Helmville
JT. C. Neumann
Lawrence Guilette
Mercersberg
Ed Stone
Judith Gap
White Sulphur Springs
Amelia Mayn
Harold
Mayn
J. Stanley Smith
Lone Beach
Richard Manger
Russell
Southland
George Williams
Buster
San Diego
Collins
California To Join Mrs. Collins
Frank J. Bingham
Beaver Flats
R. S. Collins
Fred Lanz
Ringling
D. L. Dir
Dr. McKillip
Albert Johnson
Napoleon B. Smith
F. H. Mayn
A. Linn
Jane Butler
Elmer Butler
Meagher County
E. ~. Lofgren
Butler
Elmer J
Walter
Toston
Armand Sullivan
Great Falls
Arthur Conrad
Wilbur H. Rader
Fort Logan
Josephine Rader
Lester Rader
Hugh Gillogly
Miss Jones
George B. Nagues
Ringling-Hayman
Old Dorsey
Montana State Normal students depart for holidays
Dee Dillon of Montana State Normal college reports most of the student body left by afternoon train to spend Christmas and New Year holidays. The college will reconvene January 2. A fire damaged Tony Krutajac's home nearby yesterday morning, with belongings ruined. Pupils will hold a holiday sing at the training school auditorium and Christmas parties in classrooms.
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Beatrice Fingle
Truman Smith
Stuart Des Roster
Marjorie Marchesseau
Theo Bair
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Alfred Parker
Lillian
Luella Larson
Rebecca Carey
Inez Martin
Edythe Nelson
Judith Murphy
Lora Evans
Nettie Porter
Helen Harrington
Dee
Montana State Normal College
Tony Krutajac
Oldest Northern Pacific fireman dies in Montana
Patrick McCarville, 63, longtime fireman on the Northern Pacific railway for more than 42 years, died in Livingston Montana. He was said to be the oldest fireman in Montana by length of service.
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Livingston
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Dee
Patrick McCarville
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Divorce Granted in Desertion Case in Deer Lodge
Judge Winston presided in Deer Lodge as Cardinal Graves was granted a divorce from Mattie Graves on desertion grounds. Foreclosure judgment entered for John Gammon against Samuel Nearhood and others. Blair & Co state bank vs Augusta L Vickerson also ruled. Demurrers in Kelley Ranch Co vs Paul Petersen were withdrawn with 30 days to answer.
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Deer Lodge
Winston
Anaconda
District Court
Cardinal Graves
Mattie Graves
John Gammon
Samuel Nearhood
Ovando
Blair & Co. State Bank
Augusta L. Vickerson
Kelley Ranch Company
Paul Petersen
Machinist sues for damages over railway injury
William Murphy a machinist at the C M St P railway shops files for 10000 damages alleging an October accident where heavy machinery fell on his hand and the foreman was blamed. The Bonner Lumber Co sues Ringling & Work for 614 claiming lumber and materials were sold for a rodeo event on July 2 38 and 4 at the fair grounds.
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Deer Lodge
District Court
William Murphy
Murphy
Bonner Lumber Company
Ringling & Work
Fair Grounds
Deer Lodge Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
William Seallon an attorney from Helena visited Deer Lodge for a day. George Schuler of Livingston stopped in as a friend. Mrs. John Pate and Miss Marguerite Pate travel to Gleichan Canada to join Pastor Pate at a Presbyterian church. The Howe children plan a holiday visit with Mrs. Harry Anderson in Silver Star. Mrs. Amanda Boyer of Butte spent the first part of the week in town.
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Deer Lodge
William Seallon
Helena
George Schuler
Livingston
John Pate
Marguerite Pate
Gleichan
Canada
Pate
Presbyterian Church
Marshall
Betty
Laura May
Dan Howe
Silver Star
Harry Anderson
Amanda Boyer
Butte
Winter travelers depart for California and nearby towns
Mrs. Amelia Mayn and her son Harold head to California for the winter with family in Lone Beach. Several others plan southern trips, including Mrs. Richard Manger, Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, and Collins family. Local notices cover probate, divorces, funerals, and community movements amid holiday schedules.
Treed by bear near Mowich River in Washington
Bert Campbell and Lewis Williams of Sumner Washington hunted near the Mowich river when Campbell, alone at first, faced a 400 pound bear. Williams arrived and shot the animal as it stood beneath the tree Campbell climbed for safety.
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Wash
Bert Campbell
Sumner
Campbell
Lewis Williams
Mowich River
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