Roster of Convention Members from New Vlinien Wool Growers
List of registered attendees at the New Vlijnen Wool Growers convention headquarters, naming numerous individuals and their towns across Montana and neighboring areas. The roster includes Fred Anderson Lennep Mont H S Armitage Wisdom Mont Mrs H S Mitaxe Wisdom and many more from Billings Helena Great Falls Glasgow Harlowton and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Vlinien
Wool Growers’ Convention
Fred Anderson
Lennep
Mont
H. S. ‘Armitage
Wisdom
Stevensville
J. F. Bahl
Seattle
Wash
John Barley
Rosebud
Frank Barley
R. EF. Bateman
Billings
John J. Baucus
Cgrreat Falls
KB. C. Baxter
Harlowton
J. F. Beckett
Great Walia
M. J. Gell
Townsend
J. O. Berg
William J. Bickett
Helena
Polaura Bignell
Helmville
Samuel Bignell
Ray Billingsley
Glasgow
J. 8. Blackwood
Chinook
W. C. Blackwood
H. D. Blakeslee
Livingston
J. N. Blankenbaker
Wig ‘Timber
J. H. Bohling
Miles City
David T. Bowen
Philipsburg
EK. Oo. Toyle
Butte
Charles R. Bridgman
Clyde Park
H. H. Bright
Scotty Brown
Migsoula
Walter Brown
Havre
H. L. Brawner
J. G. Bruce
P. A. of Bruffey
Big Timber
O. G. Brunduce
Gildford
John Buckhouse
Arlee
Mrs. 4iJohn Buckhouse
W. J
Bure Christian HL . Dillon
G. F. Corwin
Hardin
Craig
Great Fails
D. H. Rary
Leo J. Cramer
Mel Wilke
R. W. Crocker
Salt Lake City
BE. Crowley
Bozeman
W. H. Crow
H. R. Cunningham
L. J. Dahl
Har
LL J. Dahl
Eff Daggett
Jeff Lott
Benjamin H. Gartt
W. W. Daley
the Rawlins
Wyo
Leo Daly
Boston
Woohn J. Darrach
A. J. Wis
G. FE. Davis
G. FE. Mal Davis
A. J. Davies
St. Paul
James A. Dingwall
G Drummond
W. D. Dingwall
Drumsheymond
W. H. Donald
Melville
John A. Donovan
J. J. Dooley
Hall
T. L. Dooley
C. _ Dowlin
Ford
C. A. Dyar
Cascade
Ira H. Evers
Shonkin
J. i. Evers
W. H. Evers
Aghonkin
Olaf Bike
Grass ‘Sur Range
Isaac Edinger
Divide
Paul Etchipare
John Etchissepare
Nels J. Bike
Absaroee
H. cC. Eilis
Great Falls
Carl Sre
Brickson
J. M. Flint
Z. L. Faust
David Farr
Magdalina
N. M
David M. Farr
N. M. Duc
R. Gleed
Lima
W. A. Gilbert
It .Dilion
H. A. Gilbert
Alder
N. J
Belfry
J. O. Highman
Andrew Hayem
H. J. Herrin
Wolf Creek
J. D. Harrison
Bou Bannack
Alex Healy
Worland
East Wyo
A. T. Hibbard
Adia T. Hibbard
Paul Harvat
Livburingston
A. P. Jeffers
Jeffers
S. Johnson
E. O. Jenkins
Wm. W. Johnson
Kirby
E. L
the Johnson
Plains
R. S. Jarrett
Big Mo Timber
Carson H. Johnson
Missoula
W. Johnson
W. H. Jones
Tur
Columbus
W. E. Joseph
Frank DeKleinhans
Rhame
Give
N. D
Frank de
James Laird
Idaho Falls
Idaho
C. J. Langhus
Big In Timber
Martin Kalberg
Glendive
J. Te . R. Ludwick
Forbes Leslie
Winnett
O. J. Langhus
Bus
G. Lemas
Sigurd Latovold
Sigurd Lavold
Billings Seeks 1928 State Wool Growers Convention
Billings pledges to host the 1928 State Wool Growers Convention citing a strong wool district, ample facilities, and hotel capacity. Delegates from Billings present a formal request and list key locals including J A Shoemaker and several delegation members.
Side Lights of Big Convention in Montana Wool Growers
The Montana state wool growers convention hosts notice of forming a Montana auxiliary through a morning meeting with Mrs. S. O. Stewart and Mrs. W. A. Roberts of Yakima. The report also shares humorous notes about Zeb McFarland, population quip by H. R. Cunningham, a covered wagon at the Finlen hotel, and tales from local stock inspector Jim Collins. Monsignor Victor Day grants exemptions to Catholics in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Association of Wool Growers
S. O. Stewart
Yakima
Wash
Washington
Twedot
Oxford
Jack Rabbits
H. R. Cunningham
Montana
Treasure State
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Butte
Jim Collins
Jim
Billy Smith
Miles City
Beaverhead Wool Growers to Attend Butte Convention
Beaverhead county wool growers will travel to Butte for the national Woolmen convention. The county shipped about 2.25 million pounds of wool last year earning near a million dollars. Beaverhead leads Montana in cattle value and total livestock valuation, with 159,173 sheep and 67,630 cattle assessed in 1926 and strong per capita wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Heaverhead
Butte
Wwoolmen
Montana
Beaverhead
State Board of Equalizttion
W. D. Oliver
Roscoe Cornell
J. H. Gilbert
H. L. Gilbert
J. D. Harrison
A. Gilbert
John Jackson
Ike Dinger
J. BK. Harkness
William Sweeney
W. E. Kennison
George Whitworth
Ike Rifer
R. J. Freeman
Robert Hildreth
J. E. Morse
Frank P. Blair
A. Scott
FB. B. Roe
Albert Anderson
Matt Anderson
Hans Anderson
BE. F. Price
Pete Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Bec. Selway
Chris Anderson
Ernest Orr
Bert Orr
A. G. Williams
Howard Morse
Terry Browning
I'red Critz
W. G. Gilbert
Mother powerless to stop Dillon murder suicide
In Dillon on January 19 an inquest by Coroner James Phillips found Calvin Dunn killed Laura Meeds with a bullet, then Dunn shot himself. The victim’s mother was in the house and unable to intervene. Material witness Melvin Leon was held by authorities. Laura Meeds leaves a mother, two sisters, and four brothers. Dunn was the son of Thomas J. Dunn of Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Meeds
Margaret Meeds
Nellie Schlaecel
Swan Lake
Mont
Mamie
Dillon
David
Henry
Oliver
Lee
Dunn
Thomas J. Dunn
Twenty Pupil Diploma Winners at Dillon Commencement
Twenty students from the Normal college training school will receive diplomas at January commencement in the school auditorium. Rev. C. H. Parlour will give the address and a musical program is planned. Recipients include Emer Anderson, Raymond Cullen, Keith Graeter, James Melton, Maurice Lanner, Bernard Underwood, Findling Wolfe, Cora Anderson, Elma Frakes, Edith Hansen, Irene Hignight, Leota Mathews, Evelyn Mikkelson, Marie Mikkelson, Berthana Rash, Mary Swetich, Lucy Spehar, Hazel Spencer, and Louise Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota Mathews
Evelyn Mikkelson
Marie Mikkelson
Berthana Rash
Mary Swetich
Lucy Spehar
Hazel Spencer
Louise Taylor
Dillon Arraigns Man for Illegally Trapping Beaver
Alfred H. Hanson faced a justice court arraignment before Judge George Opp in Dillon on a charge of illegally trapping beaver. He pleaded not guilty and posted $500 bond after deputy game warden Charles Price arrested him yesterday. Members of the wool industry and visiting officials toured Dillon en route to the Butte woolmen convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Alfred H. Hanson
Justice Court
George Opp
Charles Price
Emma R. Yeaman
Lemhi
Idaho
Frank J. Hagenbarth
National Wool Growers’ Association
Hugh Wood
Spencer
Butte
Ernest Peyre
Dell
John Alvord
California
Henry G. Rodgers
Jess Finsley
Jackson
Boss Emerick
Helena
Wool growers allowed abstinence exemption in Butte area
The Helena administrator announced that, due to the national wool growers convention in Butte, the faithful in Butte and suburbs are dispensed from the law of abstinence on Friday. By 5 PM yesterday, 450 wool growers had registered and secured badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association
Helena
Butte
Temperature Plummets in Anaconda Night to Near Zero
Temperature in Anaconda fell rapidly from 16 degrees above zero at 1 p m to about zero by 11 p m as a wintry spell begins. Early morning readings showed 18 degrees above, dropping to 16 at 1 p m and 5 above at 9 p m with street thermometers slightly lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Wool Exchange Elects Officers for Montana
Helena Jan. 19 All officers and directors of the National Wool Exchange were re elected at its annual meeting in Helena. Matt Staff reported a road operation review for last year. Directors include W W Daly Henry Steben James Laidlaw John Carmody W W Latta Percy Williamson J H Lemmon John Etchart Alex Healy Jurgen Kuhr and Matt Staff. Officers are Daly chairman Staff president Reeder vice president Ira T Wight secretary treasurer and G T Thompson assistant secretary treasurer. Eastern office and warehouse are in Boston with another in Chicago. A large turnout of wool growers from Montana Wyoming and other states attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
National Wool Exchange
Matt Staff
W. W. Daly
Rawlins
Wyo
Henry Steben
James Laidlaw
Boise
Daly
Staff
G. K. Reeder
Coe
Ira T. Wight
G. T. Thompson
Chicago
Exchange
Boston
Montana
Wyoming
Musterole Promoted for Cough Relief and First Aid
Mothers urged to use Musterole on throats and chests at first cough to prevent worse symptoms. The ad claims quick relief for adults and children, listing sore throat bronchitis croup and many other ailments. It promotes a milder Children's Musterole for babies and small children.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. S. McDonald
Chateau
F. P. Mackey
J. E. Moree
Russell Manger
White Sulphur Springs
Svend Maitland
M. Miles
Joseph Muir
Geo. F. Moore
Twodot
Roy Murray
J. H. Mikkelson
Manhattan
Carl Myerstol
Olsen
M. G. O'Malley
Filla Peterson
G. T. Pape
Paul Peterson Jr
Hielmville
J. M. Power
G. BR. Rowe
Norris
Ike Rife Jr
Armstead
Walter Risen
Lovejoy
Guy Stambourd
Norman
Paul Batery
M. EB. Randall
Frank Reid
Twin Kridges
G. B. Rowe
J. R. Reagan
Oscar
Rostad
Big Tibber
Ethan B. Ryan
A. Schule
Sheridan
Austin Swandal
Wilsall
A. G. Simes
Three Forks
Elmer Strong
Salesville
Mrs
B. T. Sutton
F. G. Smith
Harrison
A. P. Tenlon
Cc. F. Tintinger
J. B. Taylor
Mrs. Volquardsen
Co. V. Volquardsen
C. W. Voyer
Lester P. Work
Donald Wilson
Browning
Kay Wood
J. B. Wilson
McKinley
George Weppler
A. G. Williamson
Crow Rock
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
R. L. Waddell
A. A. Wilson
William Witt
Punk Ward
W. R. Woodson
Percy Williamson
Ira ‘T. Wight
S. F P. Wilson
W. M. Wightman
Ennis
A. H. Watson Jr
Watson
C. F. Williams
R. M. Watson
Lemmon
J. R. Wyatt
W. I. Wall
B. C. White
Buffalo
C. H. Willson
Will Brasser
Albert Andersen
Mads Andersen
T. J. Drumheller
Walla Walla
E. H. Dole
Winnecook
J. I. Foster
Fred W. Falconer
Pendleton
Ore
Forest Fletcher
Irene Young
Charles F. Wiggs
W. B. Veach
C. EK. Larabie
Art Thompson
Gold Creek
Moses Smyth
Lester R. Schulz
A. D. Shields
Musselsh
L. J. Goodman
Gunder Gjerdi
A. E. Hoopes
Phillips’ Milk
Magnesia
Phillips
Billings Bunch
Yellowstone
United States
Jim Shoemaker
Billings Commercial Club
Christendom
Williams
J. A. Shoemaker
Rockwood Brown
Fred Marble
Ed Keene
Eph Ryan
Wylie Johnson
J. &. Spurling
C. M. Barr
M. F. Trask
Harry Snyder
F. M. Mackay
Frank Cone
W. L. Crary
Mel Armstrong
Matt Sherwig
A. A. Johnson
Finlen Hotel
Harry Gallwey
Kentucky
Victor Day
Dillon Bureau
Butte Wool Gathering
Dillon News Notes
Anaconga
A J. Thompson
Bulger
Eno
Kralic
Gregovich
Domitrovich
B Swanson
Kendrick Eeeee
E Swanson
Jurich Seen
Petritz
Leonard Rallagher
Swander
Prorseneewe
KB Ee Kralick
Tee Eee
Young
T- Clifford
Durkin Murphy
Wool Exchange
Wann
Castoria
Tac Son
Sugnetere of
Fletcher's
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah