Montana Power reports growth and legal moves in 1926 and 1935
The Montana Power Company's 1926 income reached 399 189 with 87 towns served, eight new additions, and a system output rising to 449 087 kilowatts. The report notes planned diversions at Mystic Lake and dam work at Black Great Falls, plus dividend history and a proposed recapitalization to raise funds and boost common earnings.
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Montana Power Company
Sliver
Bow County
Glasgow
Watts
Additio
Mystic
Columbus
Black Great Falls
Montana Power
Montan
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Pomange of University Dms End in Marriage
The marriage of Melvin Lord and Miss Mytte Shaw was performed at the First Baptist parsonage by Rev. R. E. Reece. Attending were Edgar H. Reeder of Missoula and Miss Ruth Bryson of White Sulphur Springs. The couple, well known in Butte, both attended State University. Lord is in Phi Sigma Kappa and Sigma Delta Chi. Shaw is in Alpha Chi Omega and Theta Sigma Phi. Shaw has worked on the Livingston Enterprise staff. They honeymoon in Portland and Seattle and will reside in California where Lord will join the construction field.
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State University
Melvin Lord
Mytte Shaw
R. E. Reece
Edgar H. Reeder
Missoula
Ruth Bryson
White Sulphur Springs
Lord
Butte
Phi Sigma Kappa
Sigma Delta Chi
Alpha Chi Omega
Theta Sigma Phi
Livingston Enterprise
Portland
Seattle
California
Construction World Gees
Butte Ice Supply Ties With Pacific Fruit Express Visit
Morn Murphy of Pacific Fruit Express visited Butte to renew icing contracts. The city supplies ice to Pacific Fruit Express and Milwaukee Railway for its western division. Much ice comes from Ramsay ice ponds. Government brief notes Standard Oil monopoly actions.
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Morn Wurphy
Rey
Pacific Fruit Express
Butte
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Associated Prove
Indianapolis
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Alexander B. Royce
United States Attorney General
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Charles Martindale
John R. Gordon
Danville
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Symons
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Orna
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Milady
Childs
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