VU WILL BORROW MONEY FOR HALL
Montana state actions include a plan to borrow fifty thousand dollars for a new Missoula residence hall with payback from future earnings of all halls. The project expands under a 1926 forest highway program with several projects receiving increased funds and bids opened for road grading and resurfacing in Yellowstone Sanders and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Commission
United States Forest Highway
State Highwa Commission
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Forestry Service
Bureau of Public Roads
Monvarch-Neihart
Yankee Jim Canyon
Idaho Line
McGregor Lake
Targhee Pass
Montana Briefs Statewide Hearings And Local Notes
Statewide items report Butte stock earnings at 5.29 a share in 1925 up from 4.48 previous year. Great Falls greets one million rainbow trout eggs arriving for Giant Springs hatchery. Malta clinic treats 42 cripples under Dr Louis W Allard. Martinsdale Mountain States Tele lines extends with 10000 for Twodot Martinsdale. Great Falls streetcars add three new cars amid busy routes. Missoula extra NP labor on big rail job Elliston Garrison. Great Falls dandelion ordinance likely to face April 5 vote. Missoula prisoner Morrison caught planning escape from jail. Billings spring wheat planting shows large acreage as beets and grains prepare. Butte Jardine Mining director Fred W Bacorn dies at 59. Great Falls births exceed deaths in Cascade county 1925. 468 births 577 deaths. Billings death of Donnelly son of NP president, 28, previously coal operations superintendent at Colstrip. Great Falls school district buys $25,000 Wells-Dickey bond block to save interest. Helena Rev George Logan found dead in Helena. veteran Methodist minister. Billings Crystal Carbon articles filed. Denver unit to build carbon black plant near Coombs. Great Falls Campbell appeals San Francisco court ruling on oil syndicate fraud. faces 30 months Leavenworth and $1,000 fine. Africa estimates water power at 169 million horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Great Falls
Giant Springs
Malta
Louis W. Allard
Martinsdale
C. E. Chapel
Mountain States Telephone Company
Harlowton
Twodot
Great Fallse
Missoula
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific
Elliston
Garrison
H. G. Morrison
Deer Lodge
Missoula County
Morrison
Billings
Fred W. Bacorn
Jardine Mining Company
Motama
Chicago
Marysville
Cascade County
Billinger Lochren Donnelly
Charles Beary
Northern Pacific Railroad
Glendive
Donnelly
Colstrip
Mont
Board of Trustees of
Victor F. Gibson
Wells- Dickey Company
Helena
George Logan
Fort Benton
Cascade
Chateau
Crystal Carbon Company
Denver
Countrg
United Carbon Company
Charleston
W. Va
Coombs
Lake Basin
San Francisco
Campbell
George M. Bourquin
Leavenworth
Pioneer Learns He's Not Citizen After 62 Years
Charles Angus deputy clerk and recorder of Park County learns he is not a citizen despite 62 years in the United States and long service in Montana. Civil War veteran and longtime voter, Angus must apply for naturalization by November and will lose voting rights this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Nelson A. Miles
Charles Angus
Park County
M. F. Lenz
Denver
Montana
Angus
Pension Department
Washington
Patrick KijJden
Cooke City
Glacier Park underpass plan $1,000,000 outlay
Federal government to share costs in Glacier Park project including a rail underpass near the depot, parking for sleeping cars, road work, and a Roosevelt highway routing. J Kraebel coordinates with state and federal engineers to align with Blackfeet highway from Glacier Park station to Babb. Plans to be advertised April 27 with May 18 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway Company
Glacier Park Station
Park
Glacier Park Hotel
J. Kraebel
State Highway Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Great Northern Railway
Babb
Highway Commission
the Railway
Kraebel
Helena
Blackfeet Highway
National Parks Service
Blackfeet
Montana
The
Commission
Rotary club invites Coolidge to open Yellowstone gates
Representatives from Livingston Boseman and Billings Rotary clubs send a message to President Coolidge inviting him to open Yellowstone National Park gates for the 1926 season on June 18. The invitation notes other prominent national figures will be asked to attend. The text also mentions seaweed iodine extraction as part of life processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Livingston, Boseman and Bilings Rotary Clube
Livingston
Coolidge
Stone National Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Board of Examiners
Board of the State University
Lees
Board of Education
Board of Examiners
Baard of Education
T As . W. E. Applegate
Billings- Hardin
Yellowstone County
Security Bridge Company
George B. Selvidge
Sanders County
Buck Ifelean
Libby
C. A. Jakways
Fish and Game Commission
Jakways
Crow Reservation
Narlin
Division of Publicity
State Department of Agriculture
J. A. Shoemaker of
Custer Memorial Association
Do. N. Burgess
Townsend
Broadwater County
State Industrial Accident Board
J. O.taylor
Dixon
Burress
Pittsburgh
Secretary of State
Co. T Stewart
Bayer Aspirin
BAYER
Druggista
Sirocco
Africa
Pioneer
Glacier Park
G. N
Fe Eral
Emen Rai Oe
al Sendehaher Sussanchiies
Seeia
Studebaker
T. C. Power Motor Car Co
Helena Billings
Rex
Royal Milling Company
Tested Rec Royal Milling Company
Great Falla
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