Local Notes Highlight Travel Pets and Socials
Local item roundup covers Oregon travel by Gore Hanly and families, vacationing A. J. Shepard in Wyoming, bridge luncheons hosted by Mrs. Hickman and Mrs. Harvey Coit, visits by McLeod residents Ben Miles and Carson Bechtel, Pythian Sisters banquet for grand chief Nora Cummings, and a shower for Grace Campbell. Also mentions Hard Trip from War saw to Iowa, Sunday visits by Orville Hoem, and Clarence Caulkins Jr of Berkeley showing art at the Fair store window.
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Nora Cummings
The
Pythian Sisters of
Montana
Lewis Terwilliger
Livingston
Clarence A. Caulkins, Jr
State University
Berkeley
Cal
Chamber of Comerce
Funeral of Patrick B. Gallagher Held in Fort Benton
Patrick B. Gallagher 65, longtime Fort Benton figure and Democratic organizer, died Saturday. Funeral Tuesday at 9 at St. Ann's Cathedral with Mass. interment in Calvary Cemetery. Survived by his widow. Foresters to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Gallagher
Great Falls
Patrick B. Gallagher
Seventh Avenue South
St. Ann's Cathedral
M. T. O’brien
Gallagher
Fort Benton
Overland
Billy Yard
Marysville
Helena
G. Gockstadter
Democratic Central Committee
Order of Foresters
Calvary Cemetery
Poultry Culling Demonstrations At Montana Ranches
James Supple from Montana State College led poultry culling demonstrations at the W H Donald ranch near Melville, L F Douthett residence in Big Timber, and Clark Allen's poultry ranch. About 60 growers attended and learned culling techniques, flock evaluation by shank and beak color, moulting timing, feeding and disease control, with a bumble foot demonstration and caponizing basics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Supple
Montana State College
W. H. Donald
Melville
L. F. Douthett
Big Timber
Clark Allen
Supple
Bird Man Bert Cole and Mechanic Die In Denver Crash
Denver onlookers watched aviator Bert Cole and his mechanician George Law ley crash from an estimated 2500 to 3000 feet. The plane nosedived, rolled twice, and struck a cornfield edge, killing both instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Bert Cole
George Lawley
Now Is Proper Time To Scatter Poisons
Grasshoppers are numerous between Big Timber and Grey Cliff and along the Boulder river. Farmers are urged to spread poison bait now while hoppers are small, along fences and waste land, using 10 to 15 pounds per acre. Warns of livestock danger from bait if lumped, notes mixing centers and a planned community mixing event with M. M. Oliphant in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Big Timber
M. M. Oliphant
Gibson
Grey Cliff
Mcleod
Melville
Oliphant
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oregon
Harry M. Gore
Harry Hanly
A. J. Shepard
Phillips Drug Company
Wyoming
Hickman
Harvey Coit
Ben Miles
Carson Bechtel
Minneapolis
Yellowstone Park
Grace Campbell
John P. Campbell
O. J. Ellingson
Oscar M. Baker
Sweet Grass County
Orville Hoem
Laurel
Peder Hoem
QBS Co
Kuppenheimer
John B. Stetson
Hatchway
Cooper
Bird Man
Bertie and
Alec
Huh
Nana Selad
Children’s Mohog
Enesnweensesensnamar
Men’s Athletic Unions
Oxford
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