What's in a Name Augusta Names Reflect Growth
Augusta shows a widening set of surnames from history and daily life, including Adams, Jefferson, Hoover among presidents, and local surnames like Wright, Boone, Pollack, England, Southerland, and Wilson. The article links names to places, occupations, and translations, noting linguistic echoes from Zimmer to Blume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Lewis and Clarke
Christopher Columbus
Covington
Fulton
Wright
Boone
Neal
King
Dubbs
Noble
Lord
Chamberlain
Ward
Knoy
Kaiser
Daily
Scott
England
Ireland
Southerland
Adams
Jefferson
Madson
Munroe
Jackson
Johnson
Hoover
Mack
Kinley
Bryant
Woodrow
Wilson
Harris
Harrison
Sparks
Burns
Payne
Barrett
Cox
Wilcox
Evans
Falcons
Buffalo
Robinson
Byrd
Crowe
Buck
Wolfe
Hogland
Cottle
Fry
Cook
Stowe
Bean
Fisher
Netts
Troy
Waites
Price
Frost
Friesen
Lock
Opening Delayed at Morrison Cave
The Morrison cave opening is postponed to September 1 to finish the mountainous road from the Three Forks Butte highway. Supervisor W. R. Rankin says lighting will not be complete, but the cavern will be safe and visited by flashlight tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison Cave
Three Forks-Butte
W. R. Rankin
Montana Reports $1.59 Million Profit From Liquor and Beer
Montana's liquor and beer system earned $1,592,177.38 in the first seven months of the year, a $9,506.10 rise from 1938. The liquor department netted $1,194,431.80 and beer $397,745.58 with liquor sales, licenses, and excise tax contributing key amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
L. M. A. Wags
Liquor Control Board
Liquor Department
State agency approves hatchery repair at Lewistown
The state fish and game commission voted to spend 850 dollars to repair Lewistown hatchery. The decision was reached by the board during last week's meeting at Biffings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
Lewistown
State seeks grant for Galen tuberculosis sanatorium addition
The state board of examiners applied to the Public Works Administration for a 10 161 grant to finish a 58 bed wing at the Galen tuberculosis sanatorium. The earlier PWA grant was 41 727 with a 51 000 state contribution. only two stories were built, adding 38 beds, and the latest grant aims to complete the wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
Public Works Administration
Galen
PWA
Archers Organize Montana State Association
A new Montana Archers group formed in Whitefish with Joseph Harbison elected president, G W Le Seur as vice president, and James Angiemyer as secretary treasurer. The association plans its 1940 convention in Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archers
Montana
Whitefish
William Tells
Montana Archers’ Association
Joseph Harbison
Augusta
G. W. le Seur
Hamilton
James Angiemyer
Missoula
Anaconda
Measles Cases Fall to Low Weekly Total
Measles dropped to a new low for the year with 12 new cases reported to the state board of health last week. Earlier months saw weekly counts over 200 during the epidemic peak, and health officials note the illness typically ebbs at this time of year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Herd district rule delays effect of horse herd order
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn rules that a horse herd district order does not take effect until 30 days after it is made and that notice publication may occur any time after the order. The opinion was written for John M. Comfort, attorney for Madison county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Freebourn
John M. Comfort
Madison County
State cash balance and July receipts for Montana
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon reports Montana's cash balance on August 1 at $10,123,808 versus $7,495,762 a year earlier. July receipts totaled $6,689,237 with disbursements at $3,691.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Ray N. Shannon
Shannon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teton County
Choteau Lechehanaieninabeesenns Vies
BATAL
Malone Eaeweses
Mammal
Blackleaf
Reece Suseeen
I. Doheny Rw
Rewerergeeeensnses Assennecesereese
Cweneetaagmbes Seceses Steces Seccensonsecges
Belleview
Fairfield
Acepe Atteccenrernseuseresesceeencoos
Porter Bench Q.ww
Ctn
Cccemeree
Sdéncola
Cecmesectecercouesee
Pondera
East Farmington Sacenesceecensraseomasses
Leck
Weccesetetorsers Coesoeinoresces
Teton View Enssis Athvamneisstuttes
Pleasant Valley
Deep Creek Aighessesnncentrnodacieelen
Diamond Valley
Pleasant Ridge
Ccen
Greenfield
Teton County High School
Fairfield H
District H
Conence Can Meeans Secccson Sasenes
Hoteau Svevenses
Perros
Dry Forks Suneery Consemence
Malone Aeeweeeeeerenes
Blackleaf Seeees
Habel Ween Cccoesectereeserasees
Caskey Wmeetennsenetoeesen
Farmington
Doheny
Bynum Onanseneneesseveenses Esc
Ried Taititions
Bele
Eeerene
Gap
Plainview Wooscense
Porter Beach
Aoe
Collins Mremmeneescenscesosesess
Kalma Wa Weecomersyseccesveces
Weceraveensemtecsecenaoans
Lincoln Aeweccemeemesenseensree
CRY
Annnnn Snc Neeeceseenenee
Emeccccesesesreegeenessessee
Jensen
Jt. Pondera
Blimst Farmin Mece
Saecenecesecs Retscommecneces
Spring Valley
Teton View Seemmecoese
Seamestyscorceseos
Agawam Middleton Ee Emesensescccersees
Fairview Ae Descemcccees
Shields Weseccerccesgesscce
Pendroy
Jt. P’nd’ra
Basant Valley
Weist Wee Mneesses Mtnsemeseneeses
Deep Creek Meeemoemeeses
Baker Bacar Cccworescesvereeses
Harmon Secwenensceressemees
Greenfield Woteeseensceemtsee
H. S
F’field H.S. Dist. H.S
Seevens Encaosore
Inez Eckford
Hart
Key
Dahl
Randall
Dousdanl
Church
John the Baptist Lapier
Abbotts
Thompson
Nelson
Olsen
Petersen
Harbison
Larson
Hjalmson
Iberson
Robertson
Nixon
Dickinson
Swanson
Eckerson
Anderson
Marshal
Smith
Windecker
Wellman
Butcher
Dyer
Baker
Miller
Masons
Slater
Taylor
Truckner
Bowman
Stecker
Mayer
Weaver
Reissinger
Wheeler
Schérrér
Stewart
Doctormen
Lawson
Gardner
Sanders
En Overman
Myles
Steele
Reeder
Read
Story
Ritter
Sangray
Bragstead
Albright
Weisner
Aldrich
Poorman
Léve
de Honey
Zimmer
Room
Berg
Hill
Snyder
Tailor
Walrath
Hoffman
Schaefer
Herder
Krebs
Crab
Geldsinger
Burgraph
Brusgard
Blume
Breitenbach
Geldrich