State College announces faculty changes at Bozeman
Montana State College in Bozeman releases the list of faculty changes for the coming year. Notable returns include M. Le Wilson as professor of agricultural economics and J. W. Mabee joining the Montana State states faculty, with several instructors and specialists across English, modern languages, chemistry and economics.
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Wilson
Bozeman
Atkinson
State College
Wma
M. le Wilson
Donald J. W. B. Mabee
Montana State Ates
J. W
Hie
Debs
Department of Economics
M. J. Wilkon
Whon
United States
Department of Agriculture
Conenstant Samarian
Mise
Nellie M. Bredehoff
University of Illinois
University of Hilno Library
Florence Chubbuck
Denison University
Ohio State University
Jennings
Marjorie Covert
Iowa State College
Wisconsin
Bur
Cannon
Town State College
Dean Norris
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute
E. E. Isaac
Tural College
Donald T. Jackson
Montana State College
Margaret Kerfoot
Hamline University
Oberlin College
Chicago Art Institute
Dorothy Voorhis
Dorothy Kuebeir
Hamilton Hall
University of Washington
Mies Nemeck
Columbia University
Willam M. Mabeo
Extension Service
Montana
Cornelius B. Phillip
University of Nebraska
Makors
University of Minnesota
W. C. Cook
Julian Power
Feswit
Mds
Miss Wagner
Rita van Horn
Mi Horn
Miss Wi
Montana College
Smith
The
Collge
Chicago
Uncertain Transit Note Signals Route Change
A fragmentary dispatch notes a mall stage set to depart Drummond for Helmville Ovando once routes 41 and 4 arrive, with operations continuing daily except Sunday.
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United States Mall
Teave Drummond
Helmville Ovando
No. 4
Philipsburg Notes Show School, Camp Trips, and Local News
Local items report Miss Tuuth Shaffer to Helena state fair as Granite county princess, Rotary officials to attend events in Helena September, and residents en route for fairs and visits. A Dodge tourer wrecks at dawn on the grade near Fred Burr. several Philipsburg residents visit Butte, Missoula, and surrounding areas. Labor Day activities include a power house picnic, races, prizes, and a closing dance. jokes conclude with a witty exchange about teeth.
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Philipsburg
Erring
Butte
Tuuth Shaffer
Lemmon, & C
Ho A. Murphy
Irene McDonald
Dewey Price
Helena
McDonald
Granite County
Murphy
Mr. Price
Rotary Club
Rotary
Seelon
William ‘Bowen
A. W. Lindstadt
Nic
Wabelle Harschfeld
Catherine Gorman
Medicine Hot Springs
Challen Martin
Hall
W. W. Meftae
Wenley
Stone
Fred’ Swanson
Fred Burr
Kay” Knapp
Portland
Walter Johnson
Florence “A. Keasey
Portland Ore
Floyd Durkee
W. AL. Nagel
Mixsoula
Courtney Hotel
Nagelis
Missoula National Forest
M.F. Doe
Milton Doe
Hazel Pruitt
M. K. Doe
Salt Lake City
Nias Cora Jenkins
J. J. Carmichael
George Benjamin
Schmidt Ranch
Flint Creek
Dillon Woodmen Picnic Draws Western Montana Visitors
Dillon prepares for the 17th district Modern Woodmen of America picnic at Dillmont park with an expected 2000 to 3000 attendees from Western Montana towns. A Southwestern Montana championship baseball game between Dillon and Lima opens the day, followed by park events, dancing, and music in the pavilion. A special train from Butte will bring attendees, departing at 11:30 a.m. and returning the same evening.
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Dillon
Montana
Dillmont Park
Lima
Teaverhead Trontest
Dilimont Park
Park
Butte Formorrow
Dillon's Annual Rodeo Shines With Thrilling Second Day
Thousands witnessed the second day at Dillon's Annual Rodeo at the county fairgrounds with top riding and roping drills. Finals promise a bigger program tomorrow with special features and a district Woodmen attendance.
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Ihfemor
Dilimont Darke
Toolock
Lawrace’ Foran
Alvin Owen
Frank” Reynolds
Death Valley
Liz
Adekie O'Mauer
Jim Johns
Sundance
Joe Overturt
Bubbles
William de Spain
Smith
Rick Martindale
Maud Rotary Rodgers
H. Riateyoni
St. Tom Cox
Black Hawk
Wait Bennett
Yenterday
Tom
Staley
Helltorset
Frank Teynolds
Mtver Special
Harry
Rangers
Rivers
Walt "Bennett
Albert “Warn
Harry Todgers
Hamilton
Aubrey Mt Dowell
Gauehay
Waller
Brown
Andy
Farasthe
Art Gauchay
Chick Martindale
Walter Brown
eGelturn
Mickie O'Mtaller
Aubrey McDowel
Ilarry
Drackett
Roseman
Bulldog
Hich
Cauchay
Women’s Home Improvement club plans October start
Corvallis reports the Woman’s Home Improvement Club’s program committee outlined meeting agendas and assigned members. The first session is set for October 6 with a Camp Fire Girls group gathering prior, featuring readings by Catherine Cesar and Ruth Hull plus a Spanish recital.
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Corvallis
Proram
Womans Home ‘Improvement Club
W. 2
Chistofferson
Camp Fire
Girie
Metda
Local Scene Includes Calf Trade and Snowy Weather
The report notes Clifford Metcalf and two California cattle buyers visiting Woodside to arrange a Holstein shipment to Los Angeles. Snow covered the mountains Friday morning after a five day storm, with no frosts reported yet. Meanwhile, the Bell family mourns the death of six month old Raymond Lee Bell, funeral at Methodist church and burial in Corvallia cemetery. Meager Lockridge injures his right hand stopping a runaway team south of town. visitors Ira Gott and J. N. Gott, Mrs. Fred Helien, and guests from Snoqualmie and Wardners gather for meals and hospitalities, while Frank Myrick and Harry Fiero host Sunday dinner.
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Bila Pollinger
Clifford’ Metcalf
Cat
Sayers
California
Woodside
Los Angeles
Raymond Lee Bell
Raymond H. ‘Bell
Miswoulh
Corvallia
Methodist Church
Ba Parker
Gorvallia
Lockridge
Ital
Ira
Snoquatmi
Tt Home of Mrs. Bhook’s Parent, Mr. and Men J. N. Gott
Fred Helien
Wardnes
Idaho
Frank Myrick
Mamion
Cuerta
Harry E. Fiero
Knights of Pythians plan Grand Lodge sessions in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Sept 5 The convention committee of the Knights of Pythians lodge met Saturday evening and completed arrangements for entertainment of the grand lodge gathering to be held in Deer Lodge Sept 12 and 14. The program for the state meeting will be announced later this week.
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Deer Lodge
Knights of Pythiax Lodge
Grand Lodge
FullerTo Fullerton Dies in Tacoma
Tacoma resident FullerTo Fullerton long known in the city died in a Tacoma hospital after ulcers and surgery. He was a Milwaukee railway conductor and son in law of Judge George W. Carlton a Montana editor. Funeral plans await word from relatives as details are reported from local sources.
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Tacoma
Ullerton
Milwaukee Railway
George W. Carlton
Hownpaper
Montana
Fullerton
Chris Jensen
Deer Lodge
Jensen
Deer Vicinity
Mr. Jensen
Dumping Creek
Denmark
Jensen I
Anna Jensen
Edward Johnson
Frank Jensen
Harvest prospects split for Montana wheat and flax
Taylor reports high protein wheat with good color and No 1 grade potential from northeastern Montana. State tax crop estimates dip slightly while flax is seen rising by about half a percent. Corn prospects look promising if frosts stay away, aided by seed corn shortages and new land breaking in Valley and Daniels counties as a railroad reaches the area.
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Taylor
United States
Montana
Fvo
Valley County
Daniels County
New Montana farmers embrace modern harvest machinery
In Montana a surge of new combine harvesters replaces scythe and thresher as researchers study efficiency across Judith Basin and other regions. M L Wilson leads a Montana team logging grain per acre, costs, and moisture issues while Havre builds a dryer to handle wet grain.
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Judith Basin
Havre
Tt Ie
Three Forks News Area Residents Take Midweek Trips
Local residents and visitors masse through Three Forks on Wednesday as Mames Crockett Hayden Welch and others conduct business in town. Many people from Bozeman Radersburg and nearby areas were seen shopping or visiting the Ralph Hembering home. A flower show accompanied a church basement gathering, while plans to tour Yellowstone Park and a trip to Alberton were noted.
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Forks
Mames Crockett
Hayden
Fone
Park Nie Welch
D. Mt. Ferry ‘Seed Company
Detroit
Bozeman
Shaw
Harlonston
Kimpton
Radersburg
Boxeman
Three Forks
Yellowstone Park
Kg Wycott
Alberton
Johncom
Sims
Baylis Culbertson
Seitert Ranch
Antonsen
Miranda
Osama Watney
Panpars
Waive
C. E. Blake
Butte
Ais
Xora
Miller
Toalifornia
Quartet Arrests After Disturbance Near Alm Street
Henry Giroux was arrested by Police Officer Emotlack following a disturbance at 10 Alm Street. About an hour later Assistant Chief Osborne and Officers Schwartz and Smotlack detained Luke Martin Frank Healey and Mike Markey in connection with the affair. Martin released on own recognizance. others held on cash bail. all to appear before Police Judge Murphy Tuesday morning.
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Henry Giroux
Emotlack
Giroux
S10
Alm Street
Osborne
Schwartz and
Smotlack
Luke Martin
Frank Healey
Mike Markey
Martin
Murphy
Anaconda Labor Day Dance Opens With Big Athletic Show
Crowds gathered at Washoe park for Anaconda Labor Day events. Afternoon and evening dances feature prizes and a long athletic program starting at 1 pm including three legged races, sack races, and many contests with prizes donated by local merchants and unions. Top awards include coal for the largest families, union label contests, and numerous athletic event prizes.
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Washoe Park
Anaconda
Duval
Seond
Champion Shoe
Montana
Fountain Pen
Smith Deus Company
Ham
Falk Brothers
Durston
James O'Leary
Kelly Commercial ‘Company
Aretic
Branscombe
Beats Tire Shop
Central Market
Fred M. Davidson
Roach
Smith
Charles
Spotlight
Park Garage
T. R. ‘Thorson
Central Meat Market
Axelson & Erickson
Joseph Bolko
City Laundry
Brevard
Joseph Lepke
J. Soles
Goodyear
Anaconda Coal Company
Skaga’s
J. H. Strain & Company
Anaconda Knights Plan October Festival Benefit
The Anaconda Knights Columbus announce a month long festival from October 26 to November 7 with a fair midway, dance hall, and vaudeville entertainment to raise funds for the Orthopedic Hospital at Billings. Proceeds will aid free examinations and treatments for Montana children.
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Anaconda Knights Columbus
Council
Billings
Montana
Copper City
Piere Sanders
Daniel J. Kelly
B. J. McTigue
H. M. Johnson
T. Kenly
J.C. Harrington
J. P. Miller
J. Finnigan
John. Chrystal
Fatn
M. J. Kelly
Tom Logan George Boyd
Jn McGreevey
P. McGrath
A. 4. Hunthausen
RA. Kelly
H. J. Maguire
LJ Sans Fers
T. D. Maguire
William Vance
Ray’ McCoy
Earl Sullivan
George Boyd
Barney McTigue
Harry Clague
Charles O'Neil
Barney McGreevey
Frank McGrath
Po J. Finnigan
Frank Duval
James McNulty
Dillon Prepares for Woodmen Day Events
Dillon schedules a gala Woodmen celebration with a sports program, rodeo, ball game, and drill team match. Prizes from Butte and Dillon merchants, 23 events, drill team cup, featured by O A Jingman Ben Hardin and Ted Rich. Rodeo riders from Bronc to bulldog events, top riders in the nation. Special train from Butte at 8:18 am, round trip $2.50. many Butte residents plan to attend.
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Dillon
Butte
Ditlon
O. A. Jingman
Ben Hardin
Ted Rich
Oregon Short Line
New clue found in murder case in Somerville
A blood-stained handkerchief linked to the years old murder of Rev Edward Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills near New Brunswick surfaces in Somerville. Investigator Underwood identifies Thomas Lyons as caller who found the evidence. alibi inquiry into Henry Stevens continues as police seek dates and witnesses.
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Somerville
N. J
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Thomas K. Lyons
New Brunswick
John Underwood
Simpson
Lyons
Redbank
Middlesex County
Hand Keerchter
Henry Stevens
Frances Steens Hall
Stevens
Lavallette
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Dillon Bureau
Beaverhead County
Montana State Normal College
Newa
Deer Lodge Bureau
Pythians
W. B. Strawn
Missoula
A. Fitzpatrick
An.conda
Sandy Dunton
James Beaton
Jack Olson
Helena Sunda
Harvey Fifer
Krain Inn
M. L. Wilson
Anaconda News
K.C
Anna Rowe Violette
Nin
Pred T Vin
Ette
R. B. Abbott Company
P.j.finnegan Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Oak Phone
C.A. Tuttle CO
East Park Telephone
E. Mowbray
E. Park
Anaconda Insurance
Hogg Transfer Company
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