President Hoover to Spend Week in Glacier Park
The Associated Press reports President Hoover will visit Glacier National Park in August as part of a western tour over 6 000 miles. He may travel through Minneapolis Saint Paul to Glacier Park spending about a week there and then continue to Yellowstone. The trip would be the longest by a president since Harding's Alaska visit.
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Washington
Hoover
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone Park
Associated Press
West
Glacier
Harding
Alaska
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Glacier Park
Montana
National Park Service
Godfrey Torgesen
Arch Hickman
Bynum
Pendray
Nelda Moore
Bancroft
Idaho
Wilson Moore
E. B. Maynard
Conrad
Joseph Moss
C. V. Lilenquist
Leonard
Ian Allred
Agawam
L. Kenneth Wolfe
Cleveland Nelson
Cascade
L. D. S. Church
Steers Fed at State Station Show Big Gain
Bozeman May 2 After 160 days of experimental feeding 50 fat yearling steers were sold to Lampaert Judd of Seattle by the Montana Experiment Station. Judd said the steers were among the best he had purchased. The steers, grade shorthorns, had been used in home grown seed fattening trials and were exhibited in Portland Spokane and Seattle before shipment to a packing plant. HF Vaughn noted they were among the best if not the best.
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Montana
Bozeman
Flintley
Havre
Thinook
Billings
Chinook
Huntley
Louis Vinke
Lampaert & Judd
Seattle
Wash
E. J. Judd
Portland
Spokane
W. Vaughn
Department of Animal Husbandry
Laumpaert & Judd
Career of Famous White Wolf Ends
In Montana near Willow Creek the legendary white wolf that terrorized cattle herds for a decade was killed by Willow Creek rancher Al Cloz. Cloz shot the wolf at about forty yards after a lengthy pursuit with two dogs, ending the creature known for depredations and eluding capture. Cloz earns $400 in rewards.
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Stanford
Little Belt
Highwood Mountains
Willow Creek
Montana
al Cloz
Cloz
Earl Neill
Almos Snow White
Stockmen’s Association
Notice to Creditors in Peter Ilvisaker Estate Montana
In the District Court of Montana Teton County the estate of Peter Ilvisaker deceased is administered by the undersigned. Creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased must exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months of this notice.
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District Court of Theineteenth
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Peter Ilvisaker
Estate of Peter Ilvisaker Notice of Administration
The undersigned James Eckford administrator announces the first publication of notice at George Coffey’s office in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. He handles all matters connected with the estate of Peter Ilvisaker deceased. First pub May 15, last pub June 5.
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George Coffey
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Peter Ivisaker
James Eckford
Peter Ilvisaker
Community Roundup From Bynum and Surrounding Towns
Local notes tell of Mrs Eddie Hansen returning from Choteau hospital and feeling well. Weather halted Thursday school picnic to the mountains. Several residents, including Mrs Leo Howell and Mrs Edwin Bingham, spent Monday in Choteau. Alve and Loran Egan visited aunts Mrs Jensen and Mrs Lightfoot and work for Paul Kropp near Brady.
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Eddie Hansen
Choteau Hospital
Leo Howell
Edwin Bingham
C. V. Lilenquist
Choteau
Alve
Loran Egan
J. V. Jensen
Joe Lightfoot
Paul Kropp
Brady
Carl Malone
Bynum
George Hollobrock
Bynum and Agawam
Dave Mortensen
Eddie
Tallest Men in History and Notable Giants
The record cites ae John Middleton called the child of Hale as nine feet three inches tall with a seventeen inch hand from wrist to middle finger. Pliny names Gabora at nine feet nine inches. Patrick Cotter died 1806 likely tallest Irishman at seven feet seven inches, surpassing Charles O Brien whose 8 foot 4 inch skeleton rests in London.
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Ae John Middleton
Child of
Hale
Pliny
Gabora
Patrick Cotter
Charles O’brien
Royal College of Surgeons
London
Buildings at Diversion Dam To Be Sold At Auction
The Bureau of Reclamation will auction fifteen buildings at the diversion dam on Saturday May 24 at 2 p m with continued sales weekly if needed. All sales are cash with minimum valuations from 10 to 100 dollars. Some plumbing fixtures sell separately and some buildings may remain for leasing. Purchasers must coordinate with the U S Forest Service for leased lots after transfer of administration.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Forest Service
U. S. Forest Service
Land Transfer Conditions For Buildings At Lewis And Clark Forest
Purchaser may use land without rent from date of purchase until December 31 1930 if delayed transfer. thereafter rent set by the bureau or successors, based on rates for similar lands in the Lewis and Clark National Forest. Buildings must be neat, with frame structures stained brown and roofs green. log trim colored as desired. Purchasers have until October 31 1981 to comply. noncompliance requires removal within sixty days and grounds left neat.
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Bureau
Lewis and Clark National Forest
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President Hoover
Yellowstone
Estes Park
M. D. Lykins
Chateau, Mont
General Farm
White Wolf
Choteau Acantha
Power-Morgan Co
Pondera Utilities Co
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