Montana Sportsmen Contest Sets 1928 Prizes for Wildlife Control
Montana Fish and Game Commission again sets $500 in prizes for sportsmen clubs to destroy common enemies of wildlife through 1928. Clubs must appoint a three member committee, file sworn affidavits of animals birds and eggs destroyed, and submit scores to the Missoula office by 7 p m January 15 1929. Prizes include 150 100 75 50 25 for top club scores and additional awards for predatory animals birds and eggs plus individual and club reporting bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fish and Game Commission
Eddie Howard
Chateau Red and Gun Club
Ils
Montana Sportsmen's Association
Missoula
The
Montana Fish and Game Com
Mountain Yorn Wees Ccueecener
Groundhog And Hawk Hunting Rules For Sportmen
In the text a list notes groundhog as a marmot and assigns half value to each bird of a predatory species. It instructs sportsmen to confine hawk kills to swift flying and darting hawks while acknowledging the economic value of soaring and field hunting hawks.
Fairfield Times Reports Park Purchase by City of Chateau
The Fairfield Times notes Chateau has bought from Great Northern Railway a park site east of the city. The acreage is stated as 5 to 10, price about 1500 dollars, though later reports list 47.7 acres. The piece mentions a July 4 celebration organized by the American Legion and other civic groups. It also covers local moves of residents the Halls, who sold property and plan to move to East Helena, with best wishes from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Times
Great Northern Railway
City of
Chateau
Great Northern
Great Northern Railroad Company
American Legion
Times
Sam Kelly
Cascade
Second Avenue
S. W
Carl Carlson
Bole
Hall
East Helena
Choteau
Death of Mrs Mary E. Rogers noted in Great Falls obituary
Mrs Mary E. Rogers born in England in 1857 died May 27 in Columbus hospital Great Falls after lengthy illness. Funeral services were held at O'Connor chapel and St Ann's Cathedral with burial in Highland cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Arthur Hirshberg and five other daughters, plus a Los Angeles brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hirshberg
Great Falls
Mary E. Rogers
Columbus Hospital
Mary E. Philbin
England
Richard P
Jane Philbin
America
Helena
Rogers
Los Angeles
C. W. Todd
Todd
John Philbin
This City
J. Reichle
Portland
Oregon
T. C. Greenhalgh
Oakland
L. Fox
Hall Family Moves from Home to East Helena
Mr and Mrs John Hall departed Tuesday for Cascade. After a brief visit, Mr Hall will continue to East Helena where he will later be with the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
Cascade
Mr. Tall
East Helena
Tax Deed Application For Property In Power Montana
Floyd Perusse applies to Teton County Montana treasurer on July 3 1928 for a tax deed to Lot 24 Block 21 Original Townsite of Power Teton County Montana. Amount due 447.63 dollars as of May 28 1928 with notices dated May 31 and June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Power
Floyd Perusse
Glacier Park to open roads and trails by June 15
Glacier National Park plans a June 15 opening for most roads and trails after a mild winter and spring. Gunsight Triple Divide Cut Bank and Indian Pass high trails expected soon with Grinnell Glacier and Mt Brown new this year. Publicity division cites 25 percent rise in visitors and 850 plus horses at Glacier Park Transport Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier National Park
Montana Publicity Division
J. R. Eakin
Gunsight
Triple Divide
Cut Bank
Indian Pass
Grinnell Glacier
Mt. Brown
Granite Park Chalets
Fifty Mountain Camp
Sperry Glacier
Eakin
Cardston
Prince of Wales Hotel
Waterton Lake National Park
Alberta
Glacier Park
Canadian Park
Glacier Park Transport Company
United States
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Swift’s
Sunkist
Hirshberg’s
Hannan
Mrs. Rogers
Scott
Wlsion
Teton Drug CO
Rae Rexall
Firestone
TIRE
Oldfield
L. E. Taylor Garage