Montana Optometrists Open Convention in Butte
The Montana Association of Optometrists begins its annual convention at the Finlen hotel in Butte with clinics lectures and a banquet planned. Dr A E Hoare of the Los Angeles School of Optometry will conduct clinics and lecture on new developments as officers are to be elected. Dr N H Lyman of Hamilton presided over the executive committee session and the meeting includes arrival of Dr Hoare from the American Optometrists Association.
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Los Angeles School of Optometry
Monttara
Montana Association of Optometrists
N. H. Lyman
Hamilton
Lyman
Hoare
American Optometrists Association
Wool Market Report from Great Falls Shoots Prices
June 2 Great Falls reports first two wool sales of season with prices from 30 to 35 cents. Milne clip 60,000 pounds sold for 25 cents. Freeman crests 96,000 pounds sold for 35 cents. Hamilton clip 7,000 fleeces sold to Jeremiah Williams ny of Boston for 32 cents. Draper & Co. buyer buys 500,000 pounds from 43 clips at 30 to 23 cents. City crime note: Glasgow miss nabbed by church detective for tabbing offers at collections.
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Rhode Island
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Montana State University Commencement Week Plans
Montana's thirtieth annual commencement opens June 4 with the School of Music recital at 8 PM. Alumni senior night dinner at 6:15 in Corbin hall. Greek motif for class day events on Main hall steps and gym. Baccalaureate service at 8 PM Sunday with President Clapp delivering the address. Commencement exercises on June 8 at 2 PM in the gymnasium with Dr. Vernor P. Squires. University events open to the public.
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Montana Aunual Association
Dearborn to Have Temporary Bridge
Helena June 2 Plans by the state highway commission to build a temporary bridge over the Dearborn River to reestablish Helena to Great Falls highway links. The old wooden bridge was swept away by flood waters, delaying the steel bridge project valued around $60,000 built jointly by state and county.
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Larson
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Crop prospects unusually good in Montana says AP
Mis soula June 2 The Associated Press reports Edward Dickey head of horticulture after tours says water supplies for irrigation districts are ample and moisture on the ground matches any year since 19 Greensgrain and trust prospects are favorable with enough hay and alfalfa to winter stock there will be a slight rise in potato acreage and the Bitter Root pea crop has grown well despite weather
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Missoula
Montana
Edward Dickey
Division of Horticulture
Broadway Paving Plan Reignites on East Broadway
A renewed effort to pave four blocks of East Broadway between Thornton and Oklahoma drives a revived campaign after last year’s petition to form a special improvement district. District property owners reappear at Bike Walsh’s office to promote paving despite earlier protests. Weather and market conditions loom as potential risks to a favorable outcome.
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Wool prices and a Montana tragedy headline mixed in Sagebrush report
In Montana markets 80000 pounds of wool sold at 35 cents per pound at Great Falls while 7000 fleeces averaged 82 cents and 1600 fleeces 83 cents. A ranch hand Earl Larson survived a washout bridge incident near Sage Creek. Charles Muffly, noted mining pioneer, funeral arranged in Helena. A Sheridan Wyoming meeting planned to discuss air mail routes. Nearby, Mrs Roy Busler and two daughters found dead in a Shelby pool.
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Great Falls
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Muffly
Helena
Sherid
Wyo
Doug
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Casper
Billings
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Shelby
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Crow Indian Masque to Be Staged in Bozeman
Indians from the Crow agency join in Bozeman events presenting the Absaroka masque. Leaders and patrons include General Godfrey and Gov. Erickson with music by Crow songs. Performances run Saturday and Monday, with special rail rates and college costume work.
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de. D. H. Lehmer
University of California
Sfenestra
Pfo Joseph Adam
Absateka
Eunrodoltphan Society of Montana Late College
Abe Haroks
Montana
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Burke
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J. H. Shard
Grace Raymond Heward
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Lowie
W. Wildsehut
New York Museum of the American Thiairs
Martha Edgerton Plassman
First Territorial
J. H. Erickson
Ste. Af
Bronnon Horace M. Atpright
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