Montana State College graduates to teach Smith Hughes agriculture
May 8 80 Bozeman report lists 36 graduates from eight western states chosen to fill Smith Hughes agriculture teaching posts in high schools. Names include Adolph Wig Worsyth Red Lodge Robert Tootell Great Falls Lyle Roessler Windham Bozeman Wilmore Rickvat Bozeman Ralph Mowery Bozeman and others in Cascade Deer Lodge Miles City Browning Walters Simms Gall Missoula Mount Vernon Seattle North Dakota Nebraska Nebraska North Dakota Nebraska.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Montana
t=re
Ax Smith-Hughes
Feporte
M. J. Abbey
Tequesta
North Dakota
Nebraska
Tow
New Mexico
Alt
Washington
California
Idaho
Smith Hughes
Smith Hughes Agriculture
Norther
Cascade
Adolph
Wig
Worsyth
Red Ledge
Robert Tootell
Great Falls
Deer Lode
Ronald “Axtell
Gall Missoula
Louis Rade
Livi Witeau
Miles City
Lyle Roessler
Windham
Wilmore Rick
Browning
Paul. le Cornu
Richland
Walier
Ralph Mowery
Simms
George Fintes
Mount
Vernon
Wash
Fred Long
Hanover
AH. Trawner
Peter, Wie
Lil Seach
Orlando Mutrion
Jordan
Jack Travis
Paris
Boulder Notes Mix Local Social and Arts Signals
A Boulder column recounts local social travel and shopping, listing residents like Karl Williams Drewakon Volmer and Hugh O Rourke, plus visits to Helena Basin and Butte for errands. The piece blends community notices with a narrative tease about a Berlin stage production Gonya Granddaughter of King Lear and its tragic plot.
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Boulder
Karl Williams
Drewakon
Dariness
Toseph Volmer
East Helena
Cite
Hugh
Robert O'Rourke
Gor Butte
Howard A. Johnson
Sone
Donsin
Keith
William Dawson
Basin Wednes Uy
John ‘Mountjoy
Phil Binith
Fok Wibaine
Tove Magutrs
Waite
Raj
X Puuserser
Hee
Helena
Simsee Ie Boulter
Wenice
Waltenall
Royal
Cha
Ted
Sia Groen
Beniter
Walter
Hocee
Weber
Winslow
Whitehall
Tus
Moore
Butte
Boulder Woman's Club
Airs
Samer
Raheny
Mbs
Putlie
Orm
Dillon Rural School Meet Crowns Jackson Winners
Jackson won the rural schools track meet held indoors at Normal College gym under Beaverhead county high. Raymond Thompson of Bannack led with 15 points, while Wierdom claimed second with 24 and Thompson placed third in boys events. Dillon and Jackson athletes dominated various contests including penmanship arithmetic decathlon spelling and scholarship prizes.
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Dillon
Lowel Romaine
Jackson
Georgianna Crouse
Alma Henderson
Geeman School
Helen Wenger
Albert Patish
Telehle
Anthony. Beameman
Tiled
David Gadke
Lima
Jackson'a
Teavemend County High School
Eared Isbona
Sheepmen Report Weather Boosts Lamb Prices
Ranchers in Dillon report unexpected price gains despite poor weather. They note that recent conditions, including a string of reverse percentages, have benefited market outcomes and aided lamb sales during a challenging spring period.
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Dillon
May
Enunte
Wise River Rodeo Set for May 29
Wise River to stage a county rodeo on May 29 with broncos wild steer and mule riding wild cow milking bulldogging and other events. Generous prizes offered and expected strong attendance from Dillon and area fans. Event led by promoter S Butner with Buck Weaverhead post involvement. Chuck Staples of Butte attends to assist.
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Wise River
Tver
Gill
Dillon
Heaverhead
Legionnaires
Atendance
Red Fight
Chuck Staples
Butte Fleht
S. Butner
Lima
Weaverhead Post
Annual Boulder track meet showcases school wins and prizes
The Boulder track meet concluded with Boulder first at 66 points, Whiteshall and Basin ties for third with 52. George Coghill of Whitehall won the cup with 11 points while Hiawatha Brown of Homesteak earned a runner up prize. Exhibits from about six schools were judged with Webber Basin and Whitehall placing in the showcases.
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Boulder
Tasitertaey
Piaces
Tin Venetia Johnson
Ot Clancy
Waitehall
Sandy Wilhan
High Choor
W. W. Wahl
James Harrie
Whiteshall
Basin
George Coghill
Whitehall
Hiawatha Brown
Homesteak
Webber
Whitehart
Bitter Root Cows Produce Well In May Market
Hamilton reports on dairy cattle at Bitter Root with cows noted as strong producers. The article mentions prices per pound of fat around 193 cents, describing herd fat yields and conditions while referencing local market activities and herd details.
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Hamilton
Float Valley
Wakar Gwoncen
Nhie
Adeiakon
Feitoine
Council reorganizes for 1927 operations
Stevensville council restructures for the new year with aldermen shifting roles including Emerson moving to clerical duties and Charles Fuck named clerk. Officials list changes in water, street repair and treasury positions as the council outlines 1927 operations.
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Stevensville
May
Couneiat ‘Ung
der Man
Arly Buck
Alderman
Minnoin
Mesiantt Emerson
Charles Fuck Wan
Officials of N. P. View New Route
Stevensville May 1 Several Northern Pacific officials visited the valley to inspect the planned route on the east side. Superintdent Erckson from St Paul and land agent Watton are among the team, examining right of way and other early steps in the project.
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Stevensville
Northern Pacific
Wert Valley
Erckson
Watton
St. Paul
Fod Carter
Associated Press
Mtn
Havre
Aaa
Helena
Kalispell
City
Calgary
Chicago
Los Angeles
Omaha
New York
Portland
St Paul
Wittiston
Yellowstone
P. He
Coledo
Missouri Valley
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Plains
Rockies
Lloyd Davis Buys Interest in Martaon Holler Feed Mill
Lloyd Davis has purchased a half interest in the Martaon Holler Feed mill on North Second streets and will take an active role. He previously managed his father's ranch near Grantadale and served in Helena in the department of grains, signaling a shift to agricultural business leadership.
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Hamilton
Liova
North Second Streets
Grantadale
Helena
Department of Grains
Hamilton Daily Mail Recap of Local Notices and Travels
A garbled synopsis shows Hamilton city items from a May meeting ordering culvert work and public notices. It includes travel tidbits about passengers from Missoula to Hamilton and local residents visiting Los Angeles and Chicago, with names like Maude Hayes and Mrs Erickson appearing amid scattered references to kin and property plans.
Bridges Threatened by Rising Pew O'Reille Stream
Lake County faces bridge threats as Pew O'Reille River swells threatening Sloan's Ferry and other crossings. County commissioners plan measures next week to shore up protections while cold weather slows thaw and allows water to recede.
Social and travel notes from Harlowton area figures
Harlowton and Wheatland County residents share bridge dinners and club events. Mrs. William Macrath hosted guests at home with seven oclock bridge and three tables in play, while Mrs. Arthur Evenson returned from Mawhitana Mia. Several residents traveled to Fargo North Dakota, Milaca Minnesota, and Helena for visits, and Edyth Gits Judith Gap won a women’s prize at a whist event with W. A. CavAnaugh as the men’s winner. Various local social visits and minor court notes round out the week in Harlowton and surrounding communities.
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Tarlowton
May
William Macrath
Bridge
Arthur E. Evenson
Mawhit Wie Ana
Mia
Harry Chunnehy
Viet
Fargo
N. D
Howard Squires
Milaco
Minn
Hous Points
Dakotas
Mee
Rockey
Fan Y
Hulte
Eaven
Judith
Scott
Hes Home
Ale
TV. Hughes
Handker
Harrowton
Ken ‘H. Webster
Harlowton
Helena
W. A. Cav
Edward Hogan
Elsie Giledort
Mra
Emmet O'Sullivan
Lewistown
Philip T Wiliam L. “Ford
Thurstay
Quaitn Gap
Lous Harden
Hareowton
Sweet
Missoula
Alice Flynn
Ryegate
W. Murphy
Sperry Moors
Dormtockman
Hare
Howton
Moon
Rewlstown
Hughes
Judith Gap
George Philippi
A. A. Arnold
Reeds Point
P. L. Mettling
Wheatland County
Hastonton
Four Inches of Snow Reported in Powell County
Deer Lodge May 4 snow blanketed Powell County for about 24 hours, reaching four inches. The moist snowfall left ground in good condition for spring work, benefiting farmers and non irrigated stockmen as moisture improves pasture and crops with upcoming warm weather.
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Deer Lodge
Ail
Powell 1
Krent
BUTTE'S MIDGET BOXERS TO SHOW FOR PRISONERS
Deer Lodge May Under the auspices of Powell post No. 18 of the American Legion boxing bouts will be held next Saturday. There will be 30 or more rounds of fast boxing by Tutte midget boxers. Every bout will be a scrap and highly expected with many from Tutte and Yinconda. District Building Homey.
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Numerus Fant Fany
Tutte
Yinconda
Dina Auamen
Guy Stambaugh
Deer Lodge Fatma Co
American Legion
Wen
Avon
Julius Jacobson
Ctains
Ovando
Deer Edge
William Burke
Dixon
Deer Lodge
Miss. Jane, Morrow
Avonuntey
Local notes from Jefferson Island May week
Mrs Herman Hansen and son Arthur visited in Jefferson Island to consult an ear specialist in Butte Dixie Lahood of Butte visits family in Jefferson Island Shadan Lahood and Dixie Lahood made a short trip to Butte John Doustas and Miss Holme Hunter visited Whitehall Arion Crane from Whitehall was in town Mrs A Finch and party traveled to Bozeman Glen Patrick Kam Patrick and Mrs Alf Kyle attended a trip to Twin Bridges Wlea Nor and Lorraine Lahood plus Tom Craine and Evelyn and Royce visited Whitehall Monday
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Jefferson Island
May
Carl Rundell
Whitehall
John Newkirk
G. Crane
Arion
Shadan
Dixie Lahood
Butte
John Doustas
Miss Holme Hunter
A. Finch
Bozeman
Terman Hansen
Kam Patrick
Glen Patrick
Alf Kyle
S. Lahood
Wleanor
Lorraine
Tom Craine
Evelyn
Royce
Double Wedding in Bozeman Unites Two Couples
Two popular couples were married in Bozeman in a Thursday double ceremony at the Christan church parsonage. Donna Dunbar and Homer Dunbar tied with Henry Mochel and Zelda Hawking, followed by Melvin Daw and Mrs. Mary Hawkins. The Ladies Aid served a dinner in the church basement. J B Wright returned from California after his wife’s death. Mrs. Carl Peterson visited Lewistown. Frank Jones and wife welcomed a son on May 3 at Deaconess hospital Bozeman. B A Rice of the Madison shopped in town. Ollie Bramer of Bozeman visited.
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Bozeman
Donna Dunbar
Homer Dunbar
Henry Mochel
Phil Mochel
Toston
Zelda Hawking
Mary Hawkins
Melvin Dawson
Charles Davies
Christan Church
Aiken
Ladies’ Aid Society
J.B. Wright
California
Carl Peterson
Lewistown
Frank Jones
B.A. Rice
Madison
Ollie Bramer
Anaconda News Page Again Heads Baptist Society
William Page of Butte was reelected president of the St. Jean Baptiste Society of Montana at the annual election during the state convention in Anaconda. The 390-member organization held an open hearth for visitors, with ceremonies conducted with precision. Other officers named include Ray of Anaconda as vice president, Miss D. Plourde of Missoula as secretary, A. Tuton of Missoula as treasurer, and directors Mrs. M. Julie Pepin of Anaconda, Joe Fatasse of Missoula, and F. Girard of Butte.
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William Page
Butte
St. Jean’ Baptiste Society of
Montana
Anaconda
Anaonda
Page
Olligers
Due Ray
Misa D. Plourde
Miemoula
A. Tuneton
Miswala
Ay Teaturer
M. Julie Pepin
Joe Fatasse
Mie Souls
FX. Girard
Markets Hold Steady as Bond News Deters Confidence
New York traders faced a dull week with desultory activity and firm money conditions. Treasury action on the second Liberty loan and potential refunding plans hovered, while new municipal loans and Erin railroad bonds dominated talk of new financing and debt repayment. Bond issues expected next week include 360 million city bonds and Erin's 50 million bond sale yielding about 5.3 percent.
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New York
Cary
Mellon
Treasury Department
Treasury
City of New York
Tone
Erin
Baby dies after being run over by father's car
A seven year old girl, Donna Jeane Berkley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Berkley, died in Cheyenne after her father backed his car from the garage and she was struck. The tragedy occurred as she ran behind the car while his back was in motion to fetch her coat.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
May
Donna Jeane Berkley
Benjamin Berkley
Berkley
Dennis Duncan
Nigger Hoton
Bozeman
M. Lewin
H. Becker
Satesville
T.P. Reynolds
Butte
Pay Dormmond
Trident
C.D. Buckey
Bridge Club
Tuncheon
William Tribble
Nigger Holton
Two Women Found Help From Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Nina Matteson and Mrs. Ernest Tan credit Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring their health. Matteson reports regained strength after using the product and reading about its benefits in papers. Tan, ill for four years, says eight bottles let her sleep, work, and go out again. The compound is described as a household word in thousands of homes.
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Nina Matteson
N.Y
Lydia Pickham
Tam
Ernest ‘Tan
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Hamilton News Notes
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Maude Hayes
Hamilton” Heights
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George Sullenger
Lake County News
Polkon, May
Pablo State Home
W. J. Burkey
Theodore Gentz
Pid Pen Polson
E. 0. Steele
United Christian Missionar Society of St. Lenin
Jenior Belekson
Sh Polson
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J. Maurice Dietrich
Miscouri Avenue
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Iraq
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