Grant Smith and the 4000 Wild Horses of 1902
Grant Smith recalls driving 4000 wild Washington horses to Chicago via Euphrata Spokane Butte Miles City and Havre. A six day Kalispell delay and rust in water caused 80 deaths before a later haul to Havre saved the remnant. He claims the record for most horses dying en route in the west.
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Grant Smith
Inghram
Miles City
Smith
Mr. Smith
West
Washington
Chicago
Euphrata
Wash
Kalispell
Cut Bank
Galaddi
Willow Creek
Havre
Speed Limit Zones Established on Five Montana Roads
Montana highway patrol supervisor Lou Boedecker announced a 35 mph speed limit on five hazardous state highway sections effective November 1. The zones cover Boulder hill, MacDonald pass, Missoula Bearmouth, Bozeman Livingston hill, and Wolf Creek Helena. He urged motorists to slow for two months as November and December show the highest crash rates, with strict enforcement and new court complaints for at fault drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Boedecker
Montana
Boulder Hill
MacDonald Pass
Missoula
Bearmouth
Bozeman
Livingston Hill
Wolf Creek
Helena
Boedecker
Butte Youth Elected Chief Bearpaws in 1936
Leroy Seymour of Butte was elected chief grizzly of the Bearpaws sophomore honorary at Montana State University. The sample slate includes Paul Chamrau and Charles Miller of Anaconda as vice president and secretary treasurer, with John F. Sullivan of Butte presiding. New Bearpaws list features active members from multiple towns and honorary members. staffing changes include Roger Clapp and Mona Kerruish on the editorial staff and Seymour and Murray Johnston on advertising for the 1936 Sentinel yearbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy (Chink) Seymour
Butte
Grizzly
State University
Paul Chamrau
Charles Miller
Anaconda
John F. Sullivan
Silens Sentinel
Melvin Akin
Victor D’orazi
Missoula
Ernest Deserand
Ed Leipheimer
Rudy Merhar
LeRoy Seymour
Rodman Cooney
Helena
Gene Fopp
Somers
Horace Godfred
Bob Hileman
Whitefish
Loren Hutchinson
Rochester
N. Y
Blaine Mann
Red Lodge
Nick Mariana
Miles City
Pete Murphy
Stevensville
Norris Quamn
Walter Westman
Great Falla
Jack Rose
Kalispell
Melvin Singleton
Roy Jack Davidson
Bill Flynn
Noyes
Willie Sagin
Noral Bonowitz
Joseph Pomarevich
Bob Cosgrove
Alhambra
Calif
Harold Roudebush
Fort Benton
John Shields
Roger Clapp
Mona Kerruish
Deer Lodge
Murray Johnston
Sentinel
Havre Woman Honored by Club for National Service
Havre resident Mrs. F. F. Bossuet was named three year chairman of the General Federation of Women's Clubs service committee. The national executive committee made the appointment recognizing her long record in club work and community service. She is a former Montana federation president and has served on the federation’s executive committee and as Havre club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Havre
F. F. Bossuot
Bossucci
United States
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Montana
Bossuet
Bayer Aspirin Urges Safe Pain Relief
An advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as a proven, stomach and heart safe remedy for headaches and rheumatic pains. It claims physicians once warned against old remedies, credits Bayer with changing practice, and advises buyers to request Bayer Aspirin by name in drug stores.
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Glendolin Pam Wagner
Texas
Alt
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Rael
Butte Youth
Bearpaws
Uo” Group
National Women’s Club Committee
Bayer Aspirin
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