Education Board Acts On Several Business Affairs
Montana's state board of education met after an extended session to sustain President George W Craven s removal of W B Carroll from the Butte School of Mines. Carroll had five years service and faced opposition to reappointment. Alumni students and some Butte residents protested the decision. The board also heard recommendations from President Sheldon E Davis on Normal College Dillon and regional summer schools. Dean Jesse named dean of staff at the university. Will Logan A J Rowland and Roscoe J Thomas named state examiners of accountancy. Frederick B Linfield named temporary president of Montana State College during Alfred Atkinson s leave.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
State Board of Education
George W. Craven
Bute School of Mines
Butte
W. B. Carroll
Carroll
Melvin A. Brannon
School of Mines
Craven
Goddard
Phil C. Goodwin
Ernest A. Hardcastle
Silver Bow County
Nc- State Normal College
Dillon
Sheldon E. Davis
da Yis
Billings
Davis
R. J. Jesse
The
State University
Missoula
Brannon
Will Logan
A. J. Rowland
Miles City
Roscoe J. Thomas
State Board of Examiners of Accountancy
Frederick B. Linfield
Montana State College
Alfred Atkinson
New Greek Course Discussed by Deer Lodge Council
Deer Lodge July 12 The council debated whether to alter Cottonwood Creek to bypass the city no action taken yet but a committee will report next session. A draft diverts flow to Johnson Creek with about 50000 cubic yards of dirt to be removed and costs estimated at 25 to 40 cents per yard. Rights of way cost unknown. The discussion follows recent floods damaging basements and property along the lower creek.
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Deer Lodge
Wether
Cottonwood
Johnson Creek
Cottonwood Creek
James Gilbert
Mammoth Mushroom Displayed in Window Deer Lodge
Kenneth Wood exhibits what is believed to be the largest mushroom seen in Deer Lodge in the window of his drug store. The seven inch diameter monster began as a lawn growth and confused Wood as a puffball before he realized its true nature.
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Deer Lodge
Kenneth ‘Wood
Wood
Kiwanis Discuss Bonanza Enterprise in Deer Lodge
July 12 Deer Lodge Kiwanis members debated supporting the Bonanza mine to show eastern capitalists Deer Lodge citizens back the project. The discussion occurred at the regular Biwanian gathering as part of local civic efforts.
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Deer Lodge
Kiwanis Club
Ursuline Nun Closes 50 Years of Service at St. Ignatius
July 12 at the Ursuline convent a golden jubilee honored Mother St Thomas of the Holy Family who has been an Ursuline sister for 50 years. She served among the Crows Blackfeet Cheyenne and other Indians since entering the order in 1874 and offered missionary work when Bishop Brandell sought workers in 1886. Father Louis Talman spoke at the celebration.
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ST. Ignatius
Ursuline Convent
Mother St. Thomas
The
Holy Family Mission
Blackfoot
Villa Ursula
Louis Talman
Brandell
Montana
Mother St.Thomas
Cleveland
Ohio
Dillon Bureau Busy Summer Predicted for Beaverhead County
Beaverhead county anticipates a busy summer of construction with Oregon Short Line rail improvements from Dillon to Apex and road works from Divide to Silver Bow, plus a new state highway from Brown's toward Dillon. Planned bridge rebuilds and county road upgrades are funded jointly by Silver Bow and Beaverhead counties, with bids by McGuire and Blakeslee of Great Falls.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Butte
H. V. Platt
Salt Lake
Apex
Divide
Silver Bow
Reichle
Wise River
Brown
Pioneer Construction Company
Bozeman
Oil drilling planned in Helena field in Montana
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports active drilling to begin within 30 days in a wide Helena field stretching from Three Forks to Silver and embracing the Helena valley. The Capital Oil and Gas Company, with local funding, will drill three wells near Helena to test strong indications near Winston Townsend and Three Forks. Engineer E W Conrad leads the effort, with options and leases secured. he notes resemblance to the Cat Creek field and predicts oil in Helena before fall.
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Helena
Three Forks
Silver
Gas Comany
Winston
Townsend
E. W. Conrad
Spokane
Conrad
Winnett
Hele
Calf Hauling and Local Visitors In Boulder
Roy Winslow of Whitehall hauled two loads of calves to Butte for Dawson and Knowles with a Friday and Saturday trip. Dozens of residents and visitors, including Sheriff Mountjoy and Oakley officials, came through Boulder for business and social calls while the county works crews and state penitentiary staff visited. Several prominent visitors stayed for the weekend, including Mrs. Kathleen Janisch, the Carpenters from Michigan, and families from Basin and Butte, with many returning to Helena and Whitehall. Blood poisoning after an operation on County Attorney Howard A. Johnson was reported but his condition uncertain. Numerous motorists registered visits to Boulder from Whitehall, Butte, Helena, Logan, and Twin Bridges.
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Boulder
Roy Winslow
Whitehall
Butte
Dawson
Knowles
Jack Driscoll
John W. Mountjoy
Howard A. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson and Sons
Mr. Johnson
Austin B. Middleton
Deer Lodge
Little Boulder
Montana
John Lockerson
Charles Burton
Frankie Brothers
Robert Bailey
Basin
Arthur Matison
Jimmie Guilio
Comet
Kathleen Janisch
Helena
J. H. Owen
Francis Carpenter
Michigan
Thermopolis
Wyo
William Carpenter
Logan
California
Werner Nikkita
Gertrude
Jesse Gibson
Corbin
Dale Robinson
Clara Wright
Mary Dawson
Edward
Cold Springs
Sarah Smith
R. C. Monahan
Alice “Maguire
Evelyn ‘Monahan
Jack Powell
J. E. Wild
Grover C. Taylor
Tom Smith
Fort Harrison
Kate Smith
E. R. Cook and Sons
M. Green
Twin Bridges
Boulder Hot
Clare McCauley
Ada McCauley
Montana farm outlook improves with good growing weather
Helena July 12 The Montana state agriculture labor and industry department with extension service reports continued excellent growing conditions across agricultural areas. Rain aided many counties with Blaine seeing heavy rain and hail in Fergus, affecting potatoes and alfalfa while Teton recorded moisture and overall wheat and corn crops are in good shape. All livestock in excellent condition and shearing largely complete with fleece quality strong though not as heavy as last year.
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Helena
Montana
State Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
State Extension Service
Countes
Blaine
Teton
Fergus
Flathead
Bitter Root News Enlarge Cannery for Greater Cherry Crop
Hamilton July 12 The Bitter Root Cannery expands to nearly double capacity. A 100-gallon copper pasteurizing kettle is installed and can storage enlarged. J C Bell from Oregon Agricultural College leads the plant. Early Richmond cherries arrive this week, with Montmorency and English Morello due next month. Last year the cannery produced 12 carloads. A beet carrot pumpkin test may occur, and apple butter may be experimented with. Cherry juice canning also expands this year.
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Parker
Paving Contract Awarded to Hamilton Resident
On July 12 the paving contract for the Hamilton special improvement district went to Joseph Sten of Hamilton for 48495 dollars. Plain six inch concrete paving was chosen by property owners, with work expected to start within 10 days and finish in about 60 days. The district covers Main Street from the depot to Fourth Street and adjacent alleys, with Richard J. Hale of Missoula supervising.
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Hamilton
Joseph Sten
Iten
Main Street
Fourth Street
Second Street
Third Street
Richard J. Hale
Missoula
Stevensville Nine Defeats Corvallis Baseball Clash
July 12 Stevensville edged Corvallis 4 to 3 on the local diamond in a close Sunday afternoon game. Jerry Sullivan pitched for Corvallis with Parker catching, while Roy and Lee Busenbark shared the Stevensville battery and Louis Brooks umpired. CORVALLIS NEWS NOTES: Mrs C P Kennedy and son James arrived from Declo Idaho for a month with the Barr family. George Barr, visiting from Chicago, left for home, wife and child remaining to Chicago next month. Mrs Arthur Rockafellow is at Hamilton hospital for goiter operation. Mrs Mabel Shepherd and L B Aronowsky of Missoula visited the Hay home. Leila Glenn of Missoula visiting the Jacksons at the horticultural substation. Oscar McVay traveled from Anaconda to spend weekend with his daughters. STEVENSVILLE NEWS NOTES: P W Robinson, local dairyman, has sold his property.
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Corvallis
Stevensville
Jerry Sullivan
Parker
Roy
Lee Busenbark
Louis Brooks
C. P. Kennedy
James
Declo
Idaho
Darby News
Darby
A. J. Fowler
Marjorie Dautermann
Missoula
Wille May Sherwin
Herbert Summers
The
Darby Mercantile Company
Portland
Judith Summers
George Barr
Chicago
Guy Cochran
Barr
Cochran
Jesse Woodworth
Butte
L. E. Sharmata
George Miles
Hamilton Hospital
Sidney Bibler
Caroline
Rolland
Continental
Ohio
Agnes Hendrickson
Calry Saskatchewan
Canada
O. Hendrickson
Charles Walworth
Hollywood
Cal
Dan Conner
al Rissmann
Horse Creek
Hong Kong
Philippines
Bitter Root valley welcomes four new Towa families
Four families from Towa relocate to the Bitter Root valley after an NP railway excursion. J W Lameroux and family lease the Metcalf ranch. Ben Longbottoms rent Burgoyne farm. Hamillton repairs extend to the Bitter Root bridge retrofit, boosting safety and load capacity. Local notes also mention several visits and travels among residents and businesses.
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Towa
Stevensville
Bitter Root
Northern Pacific Railway
J. W. Lameroux
Titan
Harold Metcalf
Ben Longbottom
James Burgoyne
Woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedies for health and energy
Mrs Belle Thompson from East Lake Tennessee shares a testimonial about Lydia Pinkham vegetable compound and soothing wash helping her sleep, gain strength, and sing again after years of illness. She notes multiple pregnancies and postnatal care, vouches for the treatment, and urges others to read the accompanying literature.
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Belle Thompson Noh
44Th BT
East Lake
Tenn
Georgia
Belle Thompson
E. 44Th St
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Frank Hofine
Pocatello
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Thomas O. Collins
W. E. Keeley
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Raymond Conard
Boulder News
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J. J. Hogan
West Park Street
Percy Manning
Treece
Big Hole
Floyd Dobbins
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Feeley
Alfred Price
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Three Mile
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