Montana Briefs Highlight Local Industry and Deaths
The 11th annual automobile show of the Montana Automobile Distributors Association is set for February 10 to 12 in Great Falls. James P. Donahue, trainmaster of the Northern Pacific, died in Missoula after a long throat cancer. Livingston to host a Swiss cheese plant in the Miles building soon. I. Te. Mitchell elected Montana Unity council president at Great Falls. Park County to hire a county agent for one year. Montana Dairy Products Manufacturers Association notes dairy growth potential. The Montana Bowling Association 10th annual tournament to be held in Missoula March 22–28. Winnett family carloads Shorthorn bulls for spring herds. John W. Horrock, Billings taxi man, died by suicide in a bathroom. Chouteau County indebtedness to fall below one million after bond payments. Ed Payne ships alfalfa seed to Miles City via Terry. Great Falls shows lower 1924–25 education costs than Billings. Malta Power Plant sale details settled with Malta City taxes. Wolf Point Commercial Club moves toward a Vida toll line. Poheim townsite interest surges with 12 lots sold in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Te. Mitchell
Great Falls
Montana State Dairmien's Association
Montana Unity Council
Park County
Montana
G. A. Norris
Billings
American Book Company
Malta Light &Power Company
Throwgh ID
Pench
Malta
Tench
Noted Horse Buyer Dies in Beaverhead County
Charles A. Smith known as Horse, famed auctioneer, was found dead in the Miner's bank building at Buite. Born in Dixon Illinois 62 years ago, he wandered before settling in Beaverhead 22 years ago. He drew attention during peak horse markets, later invested in mining properties and ran a Lima hotel until recently. Death due to natural causes. coroner not convened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Smith
Miner’s Bank
Buite
Beaverhead County
Dixon
Lima
Old-Time Indian Fighter Critiques Early White Invaders Tactics
A Montana writer challenges romantic frontier depictions and condemns the Liver Eating Johnson persona. He cites 1896 Lame Deer Agency relief, Dal ton patrols, and Wounded Knee era experiences to argue Indians faced starvation and exploitation by mining camps, sheriffs, and officials. He honors nonexceptional defenders while urging balanced views of history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Johnson
Lame Deer
Fort Keogh
Stough
E. E. Dalton
Lame Deer Creek
Bayer Package Directions on Tablets and Bottles
The excerpt notes that each unbroken Bayer package contains proven directions. It mentions handy boxes of twelve tablets priced at a few cents and that druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100 tablets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana Automobile Distributors Association
Ots
Rainbow
James P. Donahue
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific
Missoula Au
Livingston
Miles
Montana Bowling Association
Missoula
W. 3d
Winnett and Son Art
Winnett
Winnetts
John W. Horrock
James Vig
Chouteau County
Ed Payne
Tusler
McCone County
Terry
Miles City
Lakin Brothers
Vida
Poheim
David N. Nyquist
Akeday
Calumet
Charles M. Russell
Montana Newspaper Association
Express
Nord Raweires
Detroit
Junior Shannon
J. K. Shannon
Butte
Prince Albert
Francis
Thomas
James
Bowman
Shannon
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Wyoming
Sylvester Whalen
Huron, South Dakota
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
Cheyenne
Bellefourche
Bered
Box Elder
Black Hills
Custer
Sitting Bull
Doan
Studolph Mans
Third Ave
S. W
West Side
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem
Buffalo, N.Y
Montana Supply Co
R. F. Tattersoll, Prop
Dillon, Montana
Wilmington DN. C
British Isles
Bayer Aspirin
BAYER
Otel Great Falls
Eoree
Sirocco
Edmonson’s
Edmonson
E. E. Edmonson
Lapeyre
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