A Stranger Plotting Matrimony Stirs Baile na Righ
In Baile na Righ Patrick Kelleher the bachelor bar owner contemplates marriage to Widow Catherine Byrne while his friend Thomasheen James returns from a spree and a silent warning grows. The narrator investigates rumors of Patrick and the widow as James hints at possible jealousy and social consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kelleher
Baile-na-Righ
Thomasheen James
Lough Corrib
Thomas
James
Patsy Kelleher
Paspen
T. J. Odoran
Macaulay
Bailena Righ
Patrick
Benedicts
Catherine Byrne
Elim Vista
Patsy
Patrick Reeneners
Baile-na- Righ
Fall Is Fatal to Thackeray
William Thackeray a 67 year old pioneer stockman died at his Milk River ranch after a fall and heart attack. Born in Chatham Ontario in 1872 he came to Montana with his family as a youth and worked as a cattleman and range rider with several outfits including Bear's Paw pool. Surviving are his widow, a son and two daughters, plus siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thackeray
Hill County
Milk River
Chatham
Ont
Mills County
Michigan
Fort Assinniboine
Havre
Assinniboine
Herron Place
Thackeray
Jim McCoy
McCoy
Texas
Cow Creek
Great Falls
Glasgow
Anna Engeberg
William Webster
Charles Naber
Inez Thackeray
Jack
Archie
Lou Lucke
Jessie Ball
Rose Warrick
Thomas Neal
Raven
Alta
Armory Board Plans Action After Supreme Court Ruling
Major John A. 8 of Anaconda chairs the Montana armory board and met with Brig. Gen. John W. Mahan to outline plans for acquiring armories and storage facilities in Helena Bozeman and other cities. The state supreme court ruled the board's powers and bond authority constitutional and action follows the ruling with WPA officials present.
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Supreme Court
John A. 8
Anaconda
Montana Armory Board
John W. Mahan
Montana National Guard
Apf
State Supreme Court
Lee Erickson
Lance
M. M. Gebroski
Helena
Bozeman
WPA
Stagg
General Mahan
Montana
Mahan
Blackfeet Wool Pool Sold for 29 Cents
The Blackfeet tribal council sold a pool of about 14 000 fleeces to A W Hilliard and Sons of Boston at 29 cents per pound after bidding led by Jerry Paul of Polson. Shearing is under way on the reservation and the wool will be shipped immediately. Kentucky distillers produced 73 674 528 gallons of whisky last year.
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A. W. Hilliard & Sons
Boston
Jerry Paul
Polson
Paul
Kentucky
Fragmentary quarrel on board ship sparks memory clash
A garbled exchange aboard a vessel recalls a past intrusion and a disputed memory. Participants accuse each other of starting the conflict while referencing a chairman and a public act, with incomplete phrases obscuring details.
Fast Montana census gains top 1910 1930 decade
Preliminary figures show eastern Montana towns posting population changes with Nashua recording the largest percentage gain and Glasgow the greatest numerical rise. Valley county towns in the Fort Peck region lead the list with notable increases and several declines listed.
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Montana
Valley
Fort Peckham
Glasgow
Nashua
Big Sandy
Broadus
Chinook
Circle
Culbertson
Ekalaka
Fairview
Fort Benton
Forsyth
Harrem
Harlowton
Havre
Hingham
Hobson
Jordan
Malta
Plentywood
Rudyard
Ryegate
Saco
Scobey
Stanford
Terry
Wibaux
Winnett
White Sulpa Springs
Off Point
Montana School of Mines Class of 1940 Widely Placed
The Montana School of Mines reports its 1940 graduates quickly finding jobs in diverse regions from Canada to South America and Africa. Ninety percent of the class secured professional positions within a week of graduation, a record noted by O A Dingman associate professor of mining engineering.
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Canada
Rio Grande
South America
Africa
Montana School of Mines
O. A. Dingman
Three CCC Camps to Be Moved to Montana
Montana district officials announce the transfer of three CCC camps into Glacier and other sites in the state bringing total companies to 28. Virginia youths from Company 334 will occupy St Mary camp July 12 after a winter at a National Park Service camp. Company 1209 from Medford California moves to Many Glacier camp while Company 3532 shifts from Moapa Nevada to Camp Taft Haugan then to the nursery project. Company 956 at Haugan will be moved to other camps, and Belton Company 2801 will disband with workers joining Company 967 in the park.
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CCC
Virginia
Montana
Fort Missoula
Third Corps
St. Mary
Glacier National Park
National Park Service
Medford
Calif
Glacier Camp
Glacier Park
Belton
Blackfeet Feast on Real Buffalo Meat at Sun Dance
A 1200 pound bull buffalo was slaughtered on Charles A. Ward’s farm near Hudson Wisconsin and shipped to Blackfeet chieftains for the sun dance at Glacier National Park July 2 3 and 4. Ward an adopted member received the name Chief Buffalo Child during a Montana visit last year.
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Glacier National Park
Charles A. Ward
St. Paul
Ward
Hudson
Wis
Chief Buffalo Child
Montana
Faculty report shows 50 engineers placed from large class
Professor Dingman notes the 50 new engineers, the largest class, nearly all secured jobs before commencement. Thirty-five were employed before graduation, with placements across Montana, Texas, New Jersey, California, Chicago, Utah, the Canadian fields, Liberia, and other sites. several firms request more hires while some foreign posts were declined. The rest are expected to be placed in weeks ahead.
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Dingman
Montana
Massachusetts
British Columbia
New Jersey
Texas
California
Chicago
Utah
Liberia
South America
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Tom Doherty
Peg Kate
Kelleher
Set
Patrick Werd
Adelaide Hawley
Miss Hawley
WABC
Columbia Net
Gerald
Central Ave
TAAL
Hotel
Rainbow
Ae Up Hosteley
Union Bus
Amr Montana
Avs
Milk River Ranch
Texas Trail
Armory Board
Abstenshia
Raycall
Persloni
Mines School
U. S
Bureau of Mines
Copper Mining Company
Butte, Montana
Charles M. Russell
Woth