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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1931

Page

7

Montana State Dean Sets 100 Day Orient Cruise

Dean Frederick B. Linfield of Montana State College leaves Seattle aboard the President Taft for a 100 day tour toward the Orient and southern hemisphere. He will be on regular leave and not return until the winter quarter begins with Vice Dean Clyde McKee acting as dean during his absence.

Orient Frederick B. Linfield Montana State College Seattle Taft Dean Linfield Clyde McKee Dean F. B. Linfield Southern Hemisphere

Highway bids set for opening on 125 miles of road work and bridges

The Montana highway commission announced bids will open on September 4 for about 125 miles of road construction including 13 bridges. Projects include gravel surfacing on several routes, concrete paving, and the building of nine timber bridges along Miles City-Broadus.

Montana Highway Commission Silver Bow Basin Jefferson County Butte- Boulder Garfield County Chester Rudyard Liberty Hill Counties Dawson County Flathead County Armells Creek Rosebu Reed Point Hill County

Montana steamboats and early Missoula county history

The piece recounts Montana steamboat activity on Clark's Fork and the Cabinet Lakes from 1865 to 1870, detailing the Mary Moody, Cabinet, and Missoula vessels, their routes, and decline as water and demand shifted. It notes Cedar Creek mining booms, Kootenai attacks, Barrette and Lanthier discoveries, cedar creek gold output, population figures, and Missoula’s press beginnings.

Montana Geoge P. White Charles Shaff A. J. Campbell Charles Shafft Thomas Roup E. S. Miller Henry W. Miller Fred Loveland C. C. Cheefe Henry P. Larrable Corvallis Tom Haggerty Matt Craft Missoula Craft J. P. Shockley Hell’s Gate Board of County Commissioners Little Blackfoot River Big Blackfoot River Deer Lodge County California Oregon Idaho Washington Coeur d’Alene Mountains John Mullan Hell’s Gate Ronde New el Dorado San Francisco Calif Portland Walla Walla Coeur d'Alene Mountains Nevada Mullan Missoula River Blackfoot City Arizona Woody Yuma City Pen d’Oreille Lake Clark's Fork Columbia Mary Moody Clark’s Fork Cabinet Landing Cabinet Mountains Cabinet Rock Island Thompson’s Falls Steamboat Company Halcyon Missoula County Louis A. Barrette B. Lanthier Cedar Creek

Religion In Montana During Early Days is Reviewed

The piece recalls early Montana religious history with Jesuits, Methodists, Presbyterians, and Catholics in Bannack, Virginia City, Helena, and Fort Benton. It notes itinerant ministers, local church growth, notable figures like Rev. Carr and Rev. Smith, and the era’s tolerant yet varied beliefs shaping communities.

Montana Frank H. Woody Bitter Root Valley St. Mary’s Mission Hell’s Gate Ronde Northwest Father Ravalli Bannock Carr Snake River Presbyterians George Smith Princeton Helena St. Louis Southern Methodist Church Episcopal Church Mahlon Gilbert Kelleher Blaine Julia Blaine Walker Thomas Carter Fort Betton Jacob Mills Blackiston Clowes James Demarest Leonard Great Falls

Traveler Corona Visits Asia Pacific Regions for Study

Kohama Japan and then to China India Australia New Zealand Fiji and Hawaii, returning to San Francisco December 8. The trip serves as a vacation with a report planned on agricultural outlook in Australia and New Zealand, focusing on grain and dairy where they compete with the United States.

Kohama Japan China India Australia New Zealand Fiji Islands Hawaiian Islands San Francisco United States

County road project advances west of Opheim toward Glentana

Four weeks of work have built an 18 inch grade along a 12 mile stretch from four miles west of Opheim to near Glentana. Funds to cover gas and oil were raised by subscription totaling about 1200 dollars, with the county commissioners supplying equipment and crew.

Richard LaRock Lewis and Clark County Montana Mississippi LaRock Walter Hansen Opheim Glentana

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