Deerlodge notes on visitors and local events
A. B. Cook of Helena visits Deer Lodge and travels with Mayor Frank Conley to Anaconda for a road celebration. Miss Jeanette Kelley stays in town en route to Hamilton to assist Ravalli county fair exhibits. Powell county high school football travels to Bozeman and then to Gallatin county, losing 7 to 20.
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Brookfield
Charles Hirst
Powell County High School
Bozeman
Gallatin County High School
Orr
Messrs
Quinlan
Rule
Kunz
Mayo
Mclivor
Davey
Rivers
Evans
Schuler
Illman
Mays
Denton
Daveys
Hands
Rohr
Lee McElwain
Nevada Valley
Paul Peterson Ranch
McElwain
Powell County
Milwaukee
Alice Napton
Spokane
Hylen Smarr
Drs. Woodward, Edson and
Powell
Perkins Bros
Dempsey
Lewiston Briefs: Divorce Suit and Local News
Mahlon T Nelson sues Alice Nelson for divorce on incompatibility. they wed in Cresco Iowa in 1914. Buck Jewell and Charles Sloan jailed on bootlegging charges, released on $500 bonds each. Montana Buffet closed with return hearing Oct 13 in Judge Briscoe's court. Idaho Washington and Montana realtors meet in Lewistown for tax relations and cooperation. Bernice Hoben sack and Cecil Moore wed in a well notice ceremony. Rev George Hirst officiated. Rev Carnes assumes charge at local Christian church. Montcal Oil reports progress drilling east of Midnorthern producer in 13-15-29, depth over 500 feet.
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Lewiston
Mahlon T. &. Nelson
Alice Nelson
Nelsons
Cresco
Buck Jewell
Charles Sloan
Montana
Jewell
Idaho
Washington
Bernice Hobensack
Lewistown
Cecil Moore
Ofice
George Hirst
Carnes
Kansas City
Christian Church
Montcal Oil Company
Three Forks News Highlights Local Arrivals and Visits
Word arrives of the birth of a son to Dr and Mrs Whitehead in Bozeman. Residents and visitors travel between Three Forks, Bozeman, Manhattan and Seattle for family, real estate, and health reasons. Notables include Mrs J B McGorrish visiting for real estate matters and Mr and Mrs Mannon returning from coast travels.
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Three Forks
Whitehead
Bozeman
Homer Dunbar
Edith Dunn
Laura
B. J. Becker
Billings
Pete Sorrell
Manhattan
W. BE. Young
J. B. McGorrish
Sheldon
Iowa
McGorrisk
Seattle
Erb
R. E. Hungerford
Nellie Franklin
Missoula
Arthur Sorrels
Shell Sorrels
Trident
Dunn
Stevensville News highlights Stevensville day and local changes
Stevensville marks Stevensville day at the Ravalli county fair with afternoon business closures. Local updates include births, relocations, and travels of residents from Great Falls to Pasadena and Chicago. A hospital injury occurred when a family team ran away, injuring all except one child.
Milestone Milton, Three Forks Minister, Dies
The Rev Mr Milton, a about 70 year old gospel minister, died after surgery. His daughter Miss Jane Milton, principal of Three Forks high school, was summoned to Logan but learned of his death en route. Another daughter from Bozeman and a daughter couple from France were among travelers. Funeral services to be held locally.
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Milton
Three Forks
Jane Milton
Three Forks High School
Logan
Miss Milton
Bozeman
Foote
France
League of Women Voters meeting at Powell county high
A Friday meeting at 3:30 p.m. in the Powell county high school auditorium aims to organize the League of Women Voters permanently after a temporary start in spring. State chairman Mrs. C. C. Sadler of Great Falls has sent outlines on work before the election, including education needs, primary law changes, and other measures before voters this fall.
Miles City to Broadus telephone line advances
Miles City progresses on the Miles City Broadus telephone line with pole setting extending to Coalwood. Crews push to finish before ground freezes around Nov 10. Broadus, 90 miles from Miles City, is the Powder River county capital. Coalwood lies 45 miles away. A branch reaches Stacey about 60 miles west.
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Miles City
Broadus
Coalwood
Powder River County
Stacey
Superior News Highlights From Saltese and Helena Visitations
County Commissioner James L. Hillier and Attorney Gust Moser of Saltese were in Superior the last of the week. Mrs Crandall a Helena teacher visited her sister Miss Bellivou a Superior school teacher. Mr and Mrs J C Leib visited in Saltese last week. Harry Pelkey visiting his sister Mrs William La Combe will leave soon for California. Mrs William McBride, recently seriously ill, is now recovering.
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Superior
James L. Hillier
Gust Moser
Saltese
Crandall
Helena
Miss Bellivou
Superior School
J. C. Leib
Harry Pelkey
William la Combe
California
William McBride
Harlowton First to Raise Its Quota
Helena Oct 4 Salvation Army week kicks off in Montana with sermons across counties to fund the Montana Children's Home and general state needs. Ministers of all denominations join Governor Stewart in the drive. Harlowton leads by subscribing its full quota, Wheatland County chairman S K Campbell reports. Others expect rapid completion by midweek.
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Helena
Salvation Army
Montana
S. K. Campbell
Wheatland
Miles City Grain Sampler Appointed by Court
D M Ferguson deputy clerk of the court has been appointed grain sampler and received equipment from the state. Several cars of wheat are ready for him to test. W M Wilson pleaded guilty in district court to bootlegging and was fined 200 dollars and 10 days in jail by Judge OHern. This is the second bootlegging case in two weeks.
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Miles City
D. M. Ferguson
Ferguson
W. M. Wilson
O’hern
Montana and Wyoming bottlers plan first annual convention
The Interstate Bottlers Association will hold its first annual convention in Billings on October 12. About 40 beverage manufacturers are expected. Formed in spring to educate the public on soda water value and raise soft drink standards amid prohibition. Temporary officers are Ray Wise, president. M. D. Argo, vice president. and F. H. Sinclair, secretary.
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Billings
Montana
Wyoming
M. D. Argo
Red Lodge
F. H. Sinclair
Petrolia oil town planned near Fergus Montana
Surveyors stake lots and oil workers prepare to grade streets for Petrolia, an inland Montana city tied to the Mosby and Seattle Flat Willow oil fields. The project sits 14 miles east of Winnett near Box Elder and Flat Willow creeks on the Flat Willow anticline, awaiting railroad access. Oil men expect Petrolia to house operators and families connected to the booming field.
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Lewistown
Petrolia
Montana
Great Northern
Winnett
Box Elder
Flat Willow
West Dome
Mosby Field
Compa
New Fergus County Oil Venture Attracts Local Firms
Promoters led by W. L. Mallernee of Seattle Flat Willow and the Suf folk Oil and Gas company announce a major project in Fergus county. A bank, lumber yard, general store, school and hotel are slated to accompany the anticipated oil development, even before the railroad arrives.
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Nies
W. L. Mallernee
Seattle
Flat Willow
Suffolk Oil and Gas Company
Fergus County
Encouraging reports on Montana crops across counties
Helena Oct. 4 In the week ending Sept. 27 reports from 20 counties show great variation in yields on non irrigated lands. Some areas underperform while others exceed expectations. Frost is rare, winter wheat seeding and spring plowing are advancing, hay crops are excellent, ranges are good, cattle are in good condition and shipments are rising. Sugar beets show good yield and quality where grown.
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Helena
Montana
C. D. Greenfield
Department of Agriculture
Man Thought to be John Biddle Is Placed Off Train
A man believed to be John Biddle of Portland was taken from westbound train No. 15 at Three Forks after attempting to jump from a window. He was traveling from Aberdeen, South Dakota, about 40 years old. He will be examined by physicians tomorrow and possibly sent to Warm Springs if demented.
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The
Standard
Three Forks
John Biddle
Portland
Aberdeen
S. D
Warm Springs
Death of Montana State College music head Prof Nash
Prof. W Gifford Nash head of Montana State College music department died at 53 from pneumonia after a brief illness. England born, he directed piano instruction and the municipal orchestra, shaping many high quality programs. Survived by wife and two sons Gifford 9 and George 5. burial plans pending arrival of his brother and sister from Portland.
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Standard
Bozeman
W. Gifford Nash
Montana State College
England
Nash
Professor Nash
Portland
Ore
Gifford
George
Lookout for better things men embrace Gillette
They sought a razor that met expectations and found Gillette met their needs. About twenty million men worldwide endorse Gillette, speaking openly about its value and making it a personal choice. In the U S alone over a quarter million merchants prefer the Gillette dealer label.
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Gillette Safety Razor Company
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