Misoula Sunday School Convention Dates Planned
Missoula reports two days of work ahead for Sunday schools with Friday and Saturday sessions planned. The program includes prayer, praise, teacher training, discussions, and talks by Rev J A Alford and others, plus reports from Sunday schools and personal work efforts. A large attendance is expected from county delegates.
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Missoula
Missoula County
County Association
dWennett
Josiah Shull
Grime
Clas
MacLean
J. A. Alford
GT. Bond
Presberian Choir
Er Hhartner
Allen Jhina
H. H. Grits
Gatley
R. F. Perkins
Round Table
TA. Alford
A. H. Halley
A. B. Hobtett
Oil and gas claims filed in Yellowstone field
Thirty nine oil and gas claims were filed in the county recorder’s office. The land sits south of the city and beyond the rimrocks from the Yellowstone river, covering 4800 acres in the Bitter Creek field. Drilling has begun at Hardin and will continue to 3006 foot depth unless encountered earlier. Siloes are being erected at Silesia and drills are expected within about 19 days.
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Aillings
County Recorder
Yellowstone River
Bitter Creek
Peer
Hardin
Silesia
Dairy Reservation Farmers Plan Big Flathead Dairy Hub
Missoula reports Southern Flathead settlers, urged by experts, vow to create a large dairy and creamery industry. A creamery station will open at St Ignatius next week, with herds purchased for a first-class dairy operation. Alfalfa and roots thrive in the area, and shipments will go to creameries in Butte. The Flathead aims to become a world leading dairy district as settlers begin assembling hundreds of cows and building processing capacity.
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Missoula
Flathead
St. Ignatius
Ferwun
Adson
Pemamitter
St. Tonatius
Butte
Exserta
Kant
Lewistown Feed Market Update From March Report
Lewistown news notes several parties reporting success feeding sheep for market with alfeife hr finishing on wheat. G M Stone Sha ye Johnson and George Wright are finishing a band of 7 000 head at Glendary and will move to the eastern market once done. The Rogers lumber yards and business entity Moore involved.
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Lewistown
G. M. Stone
Sha Ye Johnson
George Wright
Glendary
Rogers“ Lumber Yards
Busin Empieton ” Company
Sat Moore
Frustrated Jail Delivery Tangles Oklahoma Prisoner Figures
March 13 sheriff's deputies thwarted a jail delivery attempt at Miley City. Prisoner Charles Taylor and associate Hawthorne faced recapture claims while a saw and hacksaw blade were found on a jail window sill. Investigations link Reilley to purchasing the saw and passing it to Hawthorne for Taylor. the case remains under inquiry.
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Miley City
Aterday
Charles Taylor
Allay Smith
Palle Jackson Galler
Goodfeliow
Wells
Han
Hawthorne
Sheri
Hawthor
Bagleity
Okla
Taylor
Reiliey
New Effort to Arouse Enthusiasm in Fiotena
Fiotena March 13 A new movement began with the Progressive Republicans forming a new organization called People’s Power, in existence for two years. Frank J. Ea serie ashes Bacerton A. S. Horaky and George C. Free Sian named to lead. a state meet planned March 28 to decide measures.
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Tuiheipgi Beekers
People's Power
Henge
Cana
AL Stone
Orgentaation
Ntsreritiee
Frank J. Easerie Ashes Bacerton
Horaky
PoWiaoaeden
George C. Free Sian
Montana Pioneer George W Hatch Reputedly Stricken
Big Timber March 18 Word indicates George W Hatch, Montana pioneer now living in Lethbridge Alberta, is in dangerous condition. A. Bekker and his bride returned to Montana after four years in Texas and purchased the Tver Hoyern place. Ao Whitney leases Deer Creek ranch to W E Nelson. Mr Todd, newcomer from Two Dot, leases the Stone ranch.
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Big Timber
George W. Hatch
Montana
Lethbridge
Alberta
A. Bekker
Texas
Ao Whitney
Wer Deer Creek
W. E. Nelson
Mr. Todd
Dot
Whitehall Preliminary Hearing In Assault Case
Whitehall March 12 A preliminary hearing on an assault and battery case was held before the city Justice. Participants were all residents of Hubbard and the case will be tried in this city Monday. Local lodge of Mystic Masons held gatherings last night with a good number present. Refreah
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Whitehall
Tonday
Hubbard
Mystic
Lodge of Masons Nien
Local Basketball Set To Host Twin Bridges Friday Night
After a session filled with a general good time the boys high school basketball team will face Twin Bridges here Friday night. Engineer Baldridge is on layoff due to his wife’s illness and her hospitalization in Butte. Burchett of Livingston will fill in. Mrs Hetherington and daughter Gertrude have returned from Livingston after several days visiting friends and relatives.
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Twin Viridges
Baldridge
Butte
Engineer Burchett
Livingston
Mra Hetherington
Gertrude
Missing Lewistown Boy Still Unfound
Lewistown March 13 a missing eight year old boy, Elton Green, has not been found after disappearing near Main Bennet. The city and county officials, along with residents, have exhausted efforts. A reward of 200 dollars was offered for information on his whereabouts as the search continues.
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Lewistown
Eiton Green
Main Bennet
Fightnet
Eity
Citiuens
Virginia
Sleterday
Pro ceeding Dismissed in Lewistown Court
In Lewistown on March 13 the case of Charles Trick, arrested at Hutt, was dismissed after the hearing concluded. Judge Y L Foley ordered the matter held for possible further action before dismissal. The scene referenced a statutory charge related to promise of marriage as the complainant and proof were addressed.
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Lewistown
Mearch
Charles Trick
Hutt
YL. Foley
Young Girl Dies In Great Falls At Sixteen
In Great Falls on March 12 a 16 year old girl died. Mrs Elizabeth Cockrill mother of Attorney W M Cockrill Pioneer resident since 1889. Body to be shipped tomorrow night to Glasgow Kentucky for burial. Joint committee of Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias appointed to confer.
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Great Falls
Maroh
Elizabeth Cockrill
W. M. Cockrill
Cockrill
Glasgow
Buril
Joint fraternal building plan advances in Helena
A plan to erect a joint fraternal building advances with enthusiastic support from orders and committees. They secured a new site and may consolidate previously separate locations this year at an estimated cost between 6,000 and 60,000 dollars. Patent issued today for 18.01 acres across Hill Chouteau and Teton Counties, largely selections in lieu of worn forest lands near Glacier National Park.
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Thomughly
Hoth
Helena
Interior Department
Hill, Chouteau
Teton Counties
Glacier National Park
Eer
The Human Fly Accident Leaves Star Bruised in Publicity Stunt
New York reports a skyrocket stunt by Rodman Law titled the Human Fly misfired during a 2500 foot ascent. The device exploded after ignition. Law survived with burns and injuries from the blast, aided by padding and a helmet. Spectators witnessed the catastrophe as the rocket shattered.
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Rodman Law
Imuman Fy
Law
Bareehate
Treap
Tannas
Tor
Srome
Moving Picture
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