Name ideas sought for South Side Park in Butte
At the Oregon avenue and Dewey Street junction the South Side park project nears completion with 2 700 trees prepared 2 400 willows and 700 poplars 5 500 feet of pipe being laid gates turnstiles and fences installed acres plotted but 80 acres in use Benches roads and flowers planned Mayor seeks name ideas Shippen park proposed honor for Rev Pater Shippen Mrs Marsh promotes the park while others suggest Oregon City or Stodden park names.
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Oregon Avenue
Dewey Street
Strasburser
Butte
Shippen
Pater” Shippen
Marsh
Helena
Oregon Park
Stodden Park
Stodden
Montana committee to study commercial education officials named
The U S bureau of education named May Trumper state superintendent John Dietrich Helena Echols and Dr E O Sisson to form a Montana Montana Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico committee to examine commercial education. Professor Dichteh acts as chairman and details will follow after a conference in Denver.
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Helena
United States Bureau of Education
May ‘Trumper
John Dietrich
Helena Echols
E. O. Sisson
The
State University
Montana
Dicteteh
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
X Jeter
Federal Educational Commissioner's Office
Denver
Decker-Collins well status in heavy storm and regional oil activity
Reports from Decker-Collins indicate a wild rainstorm halted drilling near Winnett as a well is prepared for through to sands. Oil fever grips Garfield Sand Springs and Benzien regions with scouts seeking land leases amid Leo county activity. Rotary plans Atlantic City convention representation and a governor luncheon on lease law. local figures depart for San Diego. marriage license issued to Louis Pratt and Ruby E Head. Mrs Perkins injured in a serious auto crash near Harlowton. Judge Briscoe weighs Nelson v Nelson divorce filed in Denton.
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Lewistown
Decker-Collins
Winnett
Garfield
Sand Springs
Benzien
Kolin
Rotary Club
Louis, Pratt
Teading Insurance
Great Falls
Ruby E. Head
G. C. Perkins
Harlowton
Irs
Geraita
Nelson
Orville Neson
Denton
Discovery Well Progress At Lavery And Oil Showings
Roundup June 1 reports slow but steady progress at Lavery with the deep test nearing cap rock as bit passes through shale and limestone. Washington Montana well drills to 650 feet and shows oil, signaling an oil producing structure along with multiple rigs at 350 to 800 feet advancing with reduced water trouble.
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Devil's Basin
Washington-Montana
Great American Oil
Tri-City
Wyoming
Devil's Dome Oil Company
Ohio Company
Melstone
Howard Coulee
Musselshell
Marland Refining Company
Arill
Lllision
Read Heads to Seattle and Idaho Oil Fields Visit
MAMILTON J. C. Read travels by auto to Seattle with Mrs Read joining to Missoula. he will visit Aberdeen Washington and new Idaho oil fields before returning home. Miss Katherine Jones departs Town for vacation after teaching last year. Theodore Reinbold and Charles Murray first to traverse Big Hole road this year in a Ford on June 4. AUSTRIAN CABINET QUITS. Dr Karl Renner leads resignation after armistice period.
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J. C. Read
Seattle
Decker-Collins well nears pay sand on Mosby West Dome
Promising signals from the Decker-Collins well near the Frantz strike suggest another big well may be drilled soon. Casing has reached cap rock, oil shows in casing since Wednesday, and preparations rush to handle output with tanks to be built. Nearby crews at Fergus County Oil syndicate lease and Walker brothers at Lakota Sand anticipate near-term pay, while red on Verlow school houses faces new bans in West Virginia.
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Decker-Collins
Decker-Colline Camp
Stock and McCarthy
Fergus County
Kootenai Dome
Walker Brothers
Charleston
W. van Ted. Or On. Schoolhouses Are Banned In. West Virginia
State Department’ of Education
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Montana Trunk Factory
J. Bettman & CO
West Park Street
South Side Park
Lewistown News
Mamilton
Ther Associated Press
Karl Renner
As. Chane
Cuticura
Thoma
Sean Ta’clauran Andl
Stowe's
Group No
Park Street
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