Bloom Pioneer Stockman Frank Bloom Dies at 88
Frank Bloom, head of the Bloom Cattle company and Circle Diamond outfit, died at his Trinidad Colorado home at age 88. He led operations across Montana and Saskatchewan with range cattle along Milk River and White Mud River breeding ranches. Surviving details note his long Montana connection and departure of Circle Diamond holdings.
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Red Lodge Rejects Outsiders for Local Road Work
Red Lodge mayor E W Allen warns against foreign labor influx as Carbon county towns host pipeline and highway projects. Local labor should fill available jobs. outsiders should stay away until authoritative need arises. Major C B Lohmiller to retire after 50 years in military service with the northern Cheyenne Indians at Lame Deer.
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Rosebud County
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Eighth Cavalry
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Northwest
Republic
Old Indian Happy to Be Back with His Own Tribe
Garret White Horse, aged Indian, returned to Browning on the Blackfeet reservation and was treated by Dr. Schrader at the government hospital. He shows improvement and praises his veterans hospital care in Helena.
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Blackfeet
H. F. Schrader
White Horse
Veterans’ Hospital
Helena
Estate valued at 2 million in Hamilton probate inventory
The Butte estate of James L. Hamilton, who died months ago, is appraised at 2 220 490 40 with bonds 1 072 772 80, cash 109 348 72, industrial securities 920 470 76, real estate 94 554 49, and mortgages 21 847 82. The entire estate passes to sister Elizabeth D Baxter who died soon after. major portion left to a 13 year old Butte girl.
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Pioneer Butte
Butte
Chicago
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Elizabeth D. Baxter
Western Montana Sends 120 Cars of Tubers East
Over the last month 120 carloads of western Montana potatoes left for market with shipments to Minneapolis Omaha and some to the Pacific coast. Three cars of seed potatoes are sent by the McIntosh Morello company to Toppenish Washington from federal agencies. Major Lohmiller, veteran Indian service official, will retire June 1931 after decades of work with the Omaha and Northern Cheyenne tribes and wider western Indian communities.
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Wash
Prosperity in the Right Lane to Make the Turn
The Kansas City Star hints that prosperity awaits if one chooses the correct path, using a road imagery motif to suggest timely advantage and prudent steps toward economic gains.
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Kansas City Star
Congressman's Place in the Home Quote Cited
The New Yorker article notes that consensus holds a congressman's role lies at home. The remark reflects political opinion about duties and propriety for lawmakers.
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The
New Yorker
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