Ramsey Becomes Milla's First Love at Picnic
Ramsey's quiet heroism at the creek leads to Milla Rust saving him from his awkward crush. He is swept into a day of shy glances and blushing, as Milla's careful kindness reshapes his feelings and he becomes drawn to sit beside her for the ride home, his first love blooming in a gentle, restrained moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
Goosie
Milla Rust
Miss Ploy
Williams
Ramsey
Dora Yocum
Miss Yocum
Wesley Bender
Willis Parker
Helnie
Duncheon
United States
Mila
Milla Kust
Sho
Piccnickers
Johnnie Fiske
State 10 Grade Spud Shipment F
The state department of agriculture will inspect 126 carloads of Bitter Root valley potatoes for grading under federal standards. Inspectors from Butte and Helena will conduct the test as a spring experimental step toward permanent statewide grading next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Department of Agriculture
Bitter Root Valley
Chester C. Davis
W. L. Shovel
J. A. Fossum
Butte
Davis
United States
Montana
His First Love: Ramsey Milholland’s School Years
The story follows Ramsey Milholland from a Decoration Day parade with his Civil War veteran grandfather to his dull school years. He dislikes arithmetic and German while Dora Yocum, nicknamed Teachers Pet, stands out as his rival. In high school Ramsey copes with jealousy and aims to outshine Dora and win Miss Milla Rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Milholland
Ramsey
Dora Yocum
Dora
Milla Rust
Montana secretaries conclude conference with four annual meetings
The Montana Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries closed a Saturday banquet after a day on the Made in Montana campaign and a proposed state traffic association. W G Ferguson of Helena promoted Montana made goods and an industrial show touring the state. Great Falls leader IL BE Jones urged a strong traffic group amid discrimination concerns. Cities were urged to standardize automobile tourist camps with a 50 cent daily charge and police authority for caretakers, plus camping ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana Association of Commercial Organization
Montana
W. G. Ferguson
Helena
BE. Jones
Great Falls
Traffic Association
Conductor Back in Charge After Crash Inquiry
Conductor A H Stephens, once blamed for a Welch hill collision involving the North Coast Limited, has been restored to duty by Northern Pacific. State and federal investigators cleared him of blame, and the company reaffirmed trust by reinstating him on the former route to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
A. H. Stephens
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Welch
Butte Hill
Fiest
State Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stephens
Buite
Mine Discoverer Dies in Great Falls
Richard Dick Heid enrich discoverer of the Silver Dike mine in Nelhart district died at the state insane asylum after a career as prospector and businessman. He owned six Nelhart businesses, sold his Silver Dike stake for 52000 with 5000 paid, later declinined mind and was committed. Partner Pete Erickson, who sold his stake for 25000 and received a first payment, also went mad and was committed. Heldenrich aged about 15, a typical old west prospector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Richard “Dick” Heidenrich
Nelhart
State Insane Asylum
Heidenrich
Pete Erickson
Heldenrich
College Band Plans Tour Bozeman
The Montana State college band will tour the state in the second week of May with 25 to 30 band members and three soloists. The itinerary runs Deer Lodge May 8 Anaconda May 9 Dillon May 10 Great Falls May 11 Helena May 12, then back to Bozeman after the Helena stop. A Bozeman concert is set for May 5 before the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Dillon
Great Falls
Helena
Howard
Will Build Addition at Sweet Grass County High
The Sweet Grass county high school board accepted architect plans for a 50 by 70 foot addition of two stories. It will house the commercial home economics and science departments, relieving crowding as the basement library space is freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Broadus Nears Radio Station and Aerial Service
Negotiations are under way to install radio equipment in Broadus enabling wireless message receipt and transmission. Plans also move toward aerial passenger service from Miles City to Broadus and intermediate points, signaling commercial development of air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadus
Miles City
Red Lodge Official Flower Named Forget-Me-Not
The article notes Red Lodge designating the forget-me-not as its official flower and lists multiple Montana events and incidents including a Kalispell Elks convention dates, farm loans, a fatal train accident near Libby, and various county and state notices affecting towns such as Billings Great Falls Helena and Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
By, Booth Tarkington
Doubleday, Page & Compa
Federal Vocational School For Disabled
America
J. C. Batten
Minneapolis
Batten
Commercial Club
Bureau
Washington, D. C
State Board of Examiners
Palmer Bond & Mortgate Company of
Salt Lake
Cordell Hull
Democratic Party
Northwest
State Central Committee
J. W., Erickson
State “Industrial School
Mille
News of Montana
Treas
Yellowstone County
Hichard K. Williams
Libby
Kalispell
North Central
Montana Bankers’ Association
Fort Benton
John E. Campbell
Carl W. Riddick
Columbus Elevator Company
Terry
Robert C. Stong
Stillwater County
Stark
Supreme Court
Agricultural Department
Three Forks
Wheatland County Sportsmen's Association
Europe
O.o
Mary FE. Callaway
James BE. Callaway
Territorial
Missoula
Chicago
Montana Teachers’ Association
Shrine
First National Bank of
United Protestant Drive
Kennedy Desconess Hospital
Havre
Willow Creek
White Sulphur Springs
East Helena
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Barnsdall-Foster Corporation
Lake
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!