Pioneers Win Story Contest Winners Named in Montana Entry
Three Montana pioneers share prizes of 50 30 and 20 for top historical stories. Joe Culbertson is the first prize author whose winning tale will be published next week. Judges from Great Falls praised merit of many submissions and honorable mentions were noted for several local contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Newspaper Association
Joe Culbertson
Alexander Culbertson
Old Fort Benton
G. R. Norris
David Weaver
Grasshopper Creek
Last Chance Gulch
Helena
Alder Gulch
Virginia City
Confederate Gulch
Weaver
Pennsylvania
Charles M. Russell
E. H. Cooney
Lew L. Callaway
Great Falls
Kate Sullivan
Dillon
Marthena Cockerill
San Diego
A. C. Herbst
Libby
Jean Edward Flaherty
Glasgow
Helena Girl Artist 1918 Montana Highlights
A Helena born girl of pioneer stock, born 1898, graduates from Helena High in 1916 and earns art recognition at Montana state fairs. She studies at Minneapolis School of Art, winning 1920 first year design and 1921 second year scholarships worth 150, and serves as Palettite Society president 1921 22. She plans decorative modeling and hopes to return to Montana after finishing her artistry. Her grandfather John Fisk ran a ranch near Townsend and the Helena Record in early days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Miss Fisk
Montana
Helena Red Cross
Minneapolis School of Art
Palettite Society
Minneapolis
John Fisk
Townsend
Broadwater County
Fisk Brothers
Prize Winners List Cash Prizes Montana Power Co Trade Show
Names and addresses of eight Montana Power Company prize winners are listed for cash awards ranging from 50 to 300 dollars. Winners include Miss Myrtle Fisk Helena and James Bonner Helena, with numerous entrants from cities such as Billings Butte Great Falls and Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle T. Fisk
Kenwood
Helena
James H. Bonner
Breckenridge Street
Vinnie Ream Goode
Babcock Theater
Billings
Montana
F. Colbert
Lewison
Butte
Lola J. White
Excelsior
Olaf Co. Seltzer
Eleventh
Great Falls
C. H. Cohagen
Frederick A. Lange
Power Street
C. D. Johnson
Chateau
Elnora Laughlin
Willow Creek
C. &. Livers
Joe de Yong
Olive Nackling
Lavina
H. A. Polson
Lewistown
Laray Elston
Canton
Mont
Fanny Corey Cooney
Canyon Ferry
Ted Cooney
Lyla M. Lewis
Earl B. Patten
Philpsburg
John Ward Jr
Fort Benton
Litta Lee
Hamilton
George H. Potter
A. R. Lukason
Havre
Thomas H. Calvert
Wallum
Verna K. Keyes
Sarah Liedholm
Blanche S. Barker
A. F. Robertson
A. J. Dreyer
Matilda N. Hill
Stevensville
Leo J. Coady
Montana Power Company
Myrtle Train Fisk
A Lady of Distinction Cares For Skin Health
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and hot water bath to cleanse pores and Cuticura Talecum Powder to leave skin clear sweet and healthy.
State in Brief Highlights Montana News Bits
J B Leslie marks 25 years on the district court bench in Great Falls. Livingston Kiwanis club formation advances. Wheat rise shifts Great Northern grain to market. Helena Mrs Lydia M Tatem killed by streetcar. O A Carlson to manage Great Falls Commercial National Bank. Great Falls icehouse workers number forty. M S Carpenter announces open air Montana Sportsmen meeting at Enis August 17 18 and 19. Missoula Bitter Root forest offices to Hamilton affecting Missoula staff. Helena Adel snowfall record 171 inches in 1921. Missoula bankers and students attend university bankers short course. Helena Governor Dixon names new state fair board. Butte April 1 vote on school levy to stay open or close mid April. Helena 52 beaver skins sold for 598 dollars. Sheridan coyote bounty cut to 3 dollars with expanded district. Poplar Mineral Beach telephone line talk advances. Kalispell Flathead county Exhibits win prizes. Helena national game sanctuary bill proposed by Senator Myers with 630000 acres in headwaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
J. B. Leslie
Livingston
Butte
Great Northern
Helena
Lydia M. Tatem
O. A. Carlson
Federal Reserve Branch Bank
Commercial National Bank
Great Northern Railway Company
Missoula
M. S. Carpenter
Montana State Sportsmen’s Association
Enis
Mont
Bitter Root Forest
Hamilton
Adel
Big Belt Mountains
Cascade County
Montana
Dixon
James Griffin
Chinook
John M. Power
C. N. Arnett
Bozeman
Augustus Vaux
Sidney
James Keown
Poplar
Mineral Beach
Kalispe
Flathead County
State Horticultural Society
Stevensville
Flathead River
United States
H. L. Myers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pioneers
Montana Beach Fields
Norman B. Holter
John Edgerton
Equalizat
Pita
Governmenta
SS Incr
Ges
Nereas
Increas
Carbon Crater Cascade
Chouteau
Custer Powder River
Dawson Garfield McCone
Deer Lodge
Fallon Perzqus
Judith Basin
Plathead Gallatin
Russell Sage Foundation
Union
Raentenes Nptnereessossess Oe
Amen Peneanaegyspegess
Sesescey
U & Iy
Beaverhead Big Horn Blaine Broadwater
Erry
Eer Speerenne
Eeserenenes
Tewecever
Madison
Meagher
Parks « Ssssesessaretsseinene
Phillips Evesessennee
Powell Aeane
Ravalli
Richland
Rosebudevese
Yellowstone
Renee
Lola White Butte
Winnie Ream Goode
Myrtle” T. Fis
J. K. Ralston
Brockton, Mont
Olaf C. Sel
Beres Ga
Cgenune
Bayer
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