Forsyth undersheriff resigns in favor of James McGraw
Forsyth names James McGraw to replace Jim Newnes as undersheriff after over four years of service under C. B Patterson. The brief Montana dispatches report multiple local items including initiations at Ad Bedoo Shrine in Billings and other county events across Missoula Billings and Anaconda.
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Forsyth
Jim Newnes
C. 8. Patterson
James McGraw
Billings
Ad Bedoo Shrine Temple of
Alfred Atkinson Inaugurated President of Montana State College
Professor Alfred Atkinson was formally inducted as president of the Montana State College in a ceremony attended by representatives from twenty eight colleges. Governor Stewart presided with addresses by Dr. L H Bailey of Cornell and William F Cooper of Iowa State. A new chemistry building was dedicated earlier, and Atkinson, an agriculturist at the college since 1905, was named president last July after Hamilton resigned. He also served as federal food administrator for Montana during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Samuel C. Stewart
L. H. Bailey
Cornell
Herbert Hoover
Montana
The Will of Ni Shou-lien Part Two
Shan-chu pursues the portrait riddle to uncover a just official and a hidden will. Magistrate TEng exposes a buried treasure twist by staging a graceful, if improbable, justice maneuver aided by Ni Shou-lien's ghostly guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NI Shou-Lien
Shanchu
Prorrhen
Ta-t’ung
Ch’eng
Lui Shih
Shen
Ch’eng Ta-t’ung
Mei Shih
Shan-chu
Mr. Ni
Ts’eng
T’eng
Chu Jen
Shanchi
Shan-chi
Ni Shau-chi
T'eng
Yamen
Shan Chi
M Shou-lien
Ni Shanchi
S R
Eng
Heaven
Montana National Guard encampment set for June 13 to 27
Col E H Williams orders the 163rd Infantry to camp at Helena with a truck moving plan. Units from across Montana will depart June 11 to reach Fort Harrison by June 13, with equipment transported by dedicated truck detachments and a detailed multi-route schedule.
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Wiliams
163Rd Infantry
Helena
Camp Holt
Northern Pacific
Sidney
Billings
Fort Harrison
Great Northern
Bainville
Culbertson
Poplar
Wolf Point
Glasgow
Harlem
Chinook
Bozeman
3Rd Bn. Hq. Co
Great Falls
Harrison
Med
Det. and Co
Livingston
How. Co
Harlowton
Kalispell
Om. Co
Lewistown
Whitehall
Bn. Hq. Co
M. How. Co
Ft Harrison
St. Helena
Ft. Harrison
Insurance Hail Policy Quest For Turkeys In Montana
Montana turkey raisers face hail risks as insurers seldom cover avian hail damage. Lone Pine instructor Jack Erkkila seeks state hail insurance, but current law excludes turkeys. Officials suspect new legislation next session may extend protection for the industry.
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Montana
Lloyds of London
Lonepine
Jack Erkkila
Lonepine High School
E. K. Bowman
State
Bowman
Rabbit Ear Contest Ends In Opheim FFA Awards
The Opheim FFA contest closed with 15 entrants and 12 500 rabbits killed since December 1935. Top prizes from FFA included a Remington .22 repeater for Ingvar Isakson and a .22 single shot rifle for Guy Fagan, plus knives. Buyers prizes paid for rabbits sold to Pacific Fur Buyers with George Sampson receiving a special patron prize. Committee members were Arnold Pearson, Dean Padgett and Palmer Oien.
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Opheim Cha
Amtelen
Pacific Fur
Clarence Tichenor
Remington
Ingvar Isakson
Guy Fagan
Albin Risa
Dan Thoeny
Brownie Kodak
Art Omvig
le Vv Whittle
Earl Beseney
Fred Under
George Sampson
Dick Fagan
Arnold Pearson
Dean Padgett
Palmer Oien
Record Attendance Expected at Annual 4 H Club Convention
The 1936 convention runs June 16 to 19 with attendance expected to exceed prior years. District vice presidents Dorothy Waar Dawson Esther Rafferty Lake and Helen Clawson Stillwater are noted among organizers. Coellege Montana State is listed among participating institutions.
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Dorothy Waar
Dawson
Esther Rafferty
Lake
Helen Clawson
Stillwater
Montana
Coellece
Montana State College Student Elections Elect Grinde President
Fred Grinde of Great Falls was elected president of the Montana State College Associated Students, succeeding Nick Bielenberg of Deer Lodge. Four candidates ran unopposed and were automatically elected to offices, with duties beginning June 9 at commencement.
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Fred Grinde
Great Falls
Nick Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
Montana State College
Associated
Peter Higman
Butte
Percy Rosenow
Sidney
Repare
Henry Atwood
Walter
Grinde
Associated Students
Carl Hansen
Dillon
John Richardson
Bozeman
Dick Nelson
Willow Creek
Carrol O’rourke
Billings
Harlan Bixby
Polson
Elfrida Lloyd
William Dell
William Graff
Exponent
James Finn
Montana
Taking Trout Eggs From West Yellowstone Station
Elmer Phillips state fish hatcheries superintendent reports that 7 347 000 fine bow trout eggs were collected from fish trapped at the West Yellowstone spawning station.
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Elmer Phillips
West Yellowstone
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Treasure State News
Missoula
Caesar
Forest Service
United States
Buffalo Range
Here
Phillip Deroeck
Ronan
Pinthead Valley
Ronan District
John A. Kelsey
Robert H. Williams
Ellis Jones
H. A. Bradley
Fort Missoula
Ernest T. Eaton
Billings Polytechnic Institute
New York
Boston
Chicago
J. C. Petres
Northern Pacific Railway
Hisory
Yellowstone Sheep Association
A. G. Hoff
Huntley
Thompson Falls
H. Haley
Prospect Creek
Floyd Aker
Oliver Wallop
Sheridan
Wyo
Billings Municipal
Washington
Department of Commerce
E. J. Fox
Billings Weather Bureau
Hysham
Cc. B. Louden
Louden
Lewistown City Schools
Louise Cochran
Elizabeth Swartz
Harry Pond
Ira Gabrielson
Biological Survey
Nine Pipe
Thomas N. Marlowe
Western Montana Fish and Game Commission
Federal Bureau
Great Falls Livestock Yards Co
Ferche and Karaffa
John Pomroy
William R. Hart
Harold Cummings
Hart
Dillon Examiner
Montana College of Agriculture
Louis Paul
Chicaso Tribune-New York News Syndicate
Ae Incorporated
National Guard
Lonepine High
Our
Ieft
Arnold Johnsen
Fender River Cousiyi Lioyd Vandever
Powder River
Clarence Petersen
Phillips
Standins
Helen Cox
Cheuteau
Ferm Yest
Amn Greenfield
Lewis and Clark
Anita Fournier
Roosevelt
Nera Bush
Teton
Montana College
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