Ramsey's Jealous Love Strains a Small Town Night
Ramsey wanders guilt ridden after an impulsive kiss with Milla then endures heartbreak as she leaves for Chicago with her aunt. He clings to a torn note and contemplates illness or engagement rumors, while Albert relays updates and Milla writes a later message from afar.
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Milla
Pavelment
Albert
Sadie
Ramsey
Chicago
Mama
Papa
Albert Paxton
Kiddo
Jess
Sade
Alb
Ture
iLere
Rumsey
Dearie
Pary
B.C
Uncle Varva
The First Kiss
Ramsey Milholland recalls his Civil War era grandfather and a Decoration Day parade that shapes his memory. In school he dislikes arithmetic and German while Dora Yorum the top student clashes with him. At a class picnic he is captured by Milla Rust the class beauty and faces his first love with parental objections.
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Ramsey Milholland
Stamsey
Ramsey
Dora Yorum
Dora
Milla Rust
Milla
Dora Yocum
Quiet Milla Marries. Ramsey Recounts News
A reported remark notes that the woman named Milla is now married, as stated by Ramsey. The quote suggests a personal update within a social or community context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litta Milla
Ramsey
Arctic Days and Nights Overview
The Arctic remains snow and ice covered for long winters with no sun for months while summers bring continuous daylight. At latitude 70 the longest day and night span about two months each, extending to three months farther north, with the pole dividing the year almost equally.
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Arctic
Mummified Chilean Miner Joins New York Museum
The Museum of Natural History in New York adds a mummified Chilean miner to its collection. The miner, who sought copper, was buried twelve feet underground by a cave-in and recovered by mine owners who presented the specimen.
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Museum of Natural History
New York
Chile
Doesn't Need Any Help
A brief zinger suggests a smart woman can tame or outsmart a fool of any man, noting that often she does not need assistance.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Debating Honors and State Appointments Highlight Montana News
At Montana Wesleyan college Blanche Crawford and Thomas Bumgarner earned special distinction in Pi Kappa Delta for flawless intercollegiate debate records. Governor Dixon appoints John M. Barber as business agent for Warm Springs Insane Asylum with Martin Higgins succeeding as secretary of the bureau. OLeary wins state oratorical contest for St. Charles College. court orders state treasurer to accept $150 inheritance tax payment in Murray case.
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Helena
Montana Wesleyan College
Elena
Blanche Crawford
Thomas W. Bungarner
PI Kappa Delf
Miss Crawford
Wil
Bumwarner
Pennsylvania State College
Michigan Aggies
Bumgarner
Asylum
Heelna
Joseph M. Dixon
State Hospital For the Insane
Warm Springs
State Board of Commissioners For the Insane
Insane Asylum
John M. Barber
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
O’leary
Institutions of Higher Learning of
Montana
City Auditorium
W. B. O'Leary
St. Charles College
W. G. Carrol
State School of Mines
Butte
Matt Pearce
State University
F. J. McAllister
Billings Polytechnics College
Supreme Court
Mary H. Murray
J. W. Walker
James A. Murray
California
Walker
Murray
Fort Harrison to Expand Hospital Beds at Fort Hospital
Remodeling will convert remaining barracks at Fort Harrison for hospital use and build a tuberculosis ward. In three months capacity will rise from 163 to 400 beds with $50,000 spent on remodeling and new construction. Barracks, band quarters, and guard house will be repurposed for hospital functions.
Albright predicts big park season at Yellowstone
Horace N. Albright, superintendent, cites low rail rates, rising western park interest, and strong national business as signs of a robust season. He expects about 100000 visitors to Yellowstone this summer and notes plans to improve the Livingston Gardiner road and entrance to Wonderland. A Congress bill to sell unappropriated western lands could fund road building and highway upgrades toward the park.
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Livingston
Yellowstone’ National Park
Horace N. Albright
Coutry
Washington, D. C
Albright
Gardiner
Wonderland
Congress
Cardiner
Miles City to Build Natatorium This Year
Miles City plans a municipal swimming pool in the city park with $4,000 in crash and $6,000 in labor expected as donations. A circular pool 160 feet in diameter will be built for safety and space for children, with depth from one foot at the rim to eight feet at the center.
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Miles City
Police Chief Orders Dances Tamed at Livingston Socials
Chief Peter Colt of Livingston declares dances must be more decorous. Police report numerous complaints of drinking rough behavior and misconduct at public dances with several intoxicated removals.
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Livingston
Wolice
Peter Colt
Community Building Planned by Civic Groups and Legion
Anaconda reports cooperation among civic and fraternal groups and the American Legion to fund a proposed community building. The United States War Veterans pledge the proceeds from their annual dance to the building fund. Estimated cost is 50000 dollars with a central site to be donated if the goal is met.
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WIN
Anaconda
American Legion
United States War Veterans
Mine resumes full operation at Rutte Mie Diamond mine
The mine resumes full operations with 200 workers on site and 400 more on shift totaling 600. the Anaconda company district now employs 7,300 men in mines plus office staff.
Lien Filed Over Moonshine Tax on Anacondi Property
Internal Revenue Collector Rasmussen files a lien for 8348.31 on Tazetich property over 24 gallons of moonshine allegedly taxed. Peter Lazetich faces trial at Butte in May before Judge Bourquin after a recent arrest.
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Peter Lazetich
Tazetich
Internal Revenue
Rasmussen
Butte
Students Edit Rapelje Paper by Local High School
The Rapelje Advocate was edited last week by students from the local high school. Student reporters roamed the town gathering news and writing in an engaging style. Editorial topics included The Lake Basin Optimist and The Genoa Conference.
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Rapelje
Raapelje
Rapelje Advocate
Luneal High School
Lake Basin
Genoa
Six Day Work Week Adopted by Northern Pacific Shops
Northern Pacific railway officials announce a six day working week in local shops, extending the previous five day schedule. The change affects shop crews and aims to increase production.
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Livingston
Northern Pacific Railway
Raids Net 130 Gallons Booze Anaconda
Ban Holter federal prohibition officer aided by the local sheriff seized four large stills 180 gallons of finished liquor and over 1000 gallons of mash in last week’s raids. Five arrests were made two defendants admitted guilt one fined 200 dollars and 60 days in jail the other 3800 dollars. Two raids occurred in mountainous districts.
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Ban Holter
State Tales and Notices From Western Montana
Various notes from the region report a fire in Warlowton causing over 15000 dollars in damage to businesses. a Huntley reclamation building fire destroyed a garage and two cars. the Pompy Pillar pumping station near Helena completed at a 10000 dollar cost. Other items include a forthcoming Unnbing season for southeast Montana flocks, a Yellowstone division teachers meeting at Worden, an Helena automobile show closing, and consular moves by M R Swanson of Roundup. Riddick announces Senate bid. Whitaker seeks Wheatland sheriff. Roundup school board weighs a one-year pause for cash conservation. numerous local elections, civil-service exams, and social events populate the short notices.
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Trwin Myers
Spooner
Milly
Paxtons
Millan
Doubleday
Page 8 Company
A. Wolwin
Montana Wesleyan
State Asylum For Insane
Dixon
Yellowstone’ Park
Miles
Noek
Bozeman
Warlowton
Yellowstone’ Division
State Teachers’ Association
Worden
M. IR. Swanson
Citizens Bank
Roundup
Europe
Reclamation Service
Huntley
Pompey's Pillar
Thomas Edward Ashworth
Binnack
Carl’ W. Riddick
Lewistown
Rufus Whitaker
Judith Gap
Wheatland County
S. &. Trobson
Fergus County
Great Falls
Nelson
Maine
T. B Flynn
Oso
Bridger
George Frough
Charles Thompson
Highwood
Chateau County
Somers Lumber Company
Somers
Yellowstone County
Musselshell County
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
T Robert Bray
Sweet Grass Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Big Timber
Carl Aronovici
Dr. Aronovici
Paul Sax
Forsyth
Women’s Presbyterian Society of the
Yellowstone
Charles S. Hartmun
United States
Ecuador
Hartman
Quito
Warding
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