Cowboys Stories They Loved to of Biggest Liar in Territory
Montana legends and tall tales from old cowboys narrated by Glendolin Damon Wagner. The piece recalls Buckie the 30 mile rancher praised as the west’s biggest liar, Teddy Blue, Jim Bridger, Pickhandle Burke and stories of love, humor, and hardship on the plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Russell
Jim Bridner
Teddy Blue
D. J. Burke
Babcock
Street
Glendolin
Damon Wagner
Buckie
Montana
Russell
Gilt Edge
Babcock and
Hqnor
Jim
Daniel J. Burke
West
Teddy Roosevelt
United States
Teddy
Old Frenchy
George
Three- Deuce Ranch
Texas
Animal
Jack
Charlie
Ted
Charles Russell
Earth
Charlie Rus
Driver Receives Year Jail Term for second DUI
Ray Nordgulen 27 received one year in state prison after a second drunken driving offense. The Fort Peck project worker, former Wavre resident, was arrested near Wheeler when the car he drove, not his own, was wrecked. He had a prior conviction last summer under the highway patrol law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nordgulen
Nordgulen
Fort Peck
Wavre
Wheeler
Federal Worker Hangs Self in Billings Jail
Evan Q. Price 27 of Billings son of Mr and Mrs E O Price and a National Re employment Service worker hanged himself with a belt in a jail cell after being arrested for drunkenness yesterday in Billings. His body was found at 6 45 p m. He attended Billings High School graduating in 1928 and studied at the University of Colorado.
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Evan QC
Price
E. O. Price
Billings
National Re-Employment Service Office
Billings High School
University of Colorado
Hit Run Trio Sentenced Under Montana Statute
Three occupants of a car that struck five pedestrians on the Glasgow Fort Peck highway in March were sentenced in federal court at Great Falls. Driver Forrest Lintner and passengers Ralph Dietrich and William Phillips pled guilty and received prison terms plus fines. Norma Dietrich’s charges were dismissed.
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Glasgow
Fort Peck
Great Falls
Montana
Forrest Lintner
Wolf Point
Ralph Dietrich
William Phillips
South Dakota
United States
Charles N. Pray
Lintner
Dietrich
Phillips
Norma Dietrich
Montana to keep main highways open through winter
The Montana highway commission says major routes will be kept passable during winter. Highway No. 10 will be kept free of snow at all costs with a new station on MacDonald pass to aid motorists and crews. Federal No. 91 and a Missoula to Clark’s Fork route will also stay open, with snowplows operating after storms and an alternate route if Lookout pass blocks No. 10.
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Montana
State Highway Commission
Transcontinental Road
MacDonald Pass
Commission
Monida
Missoula-Clark's Fork
Lookout Pass
W Sulphur Springs-Armington
U. S
Tax on Incomes Shows Increase Across Montana
Montana’s 1934 income tax payments totaled 316597 from 1934 incomes, up 69.03 percent from last year’s 187301 on 1933 incomes as 6078 taxpayers paid nothing. The report details 1616 business owners paid 50503. premiums from retailers, cafe operators, farmers, garages, manufacturers, and others totaling 39578.
Glacier National Park Fishing Ban Narrowed
All park waters are closed to fishing except for Lake McDonald St. Marys and parts of Flathead River. Permits may be issued for Logging Bowman Kintlia and Middle Two Medicine lakes. Daily limit is five fish per person with ten in possession. Lion whitefish restrictions apply. Ice fishing is banned.
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Glacier National Park
Doctors Advise Gentle Laxatives For Constipation Relief
Doctors urge using mild liquid laxatives like Syrup Pepsin and to reduce dosage gradually until bowel function normalizes. They warn against harsh or unmeasurable doses and promote Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with a money back guarantee if relief is not absolute.
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Dr. Caldwell
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Jim Bridger
Bridger
Frenchy
Judge Baker
Cowboy
Aaneis River
Do. M. Russell and
D. J. “Pickhandie
Berke
Calumet
Jack Caskey
Avalon St
Memphis
Tenn
Nancy E. Williams
Moreland Ave
Atlanta, Ga
Tenyels
K. J. Tobin
Beverly Hills
Ill
General Foods
University of Minnesota, College of Agriculture
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Dept. C
Anaconda, Montana
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