Warden Named State Press Head in Montana
O S Warden, publisher of the Great Falls Tribune, was elected president of the Montana State Press association for the coming year. He has 29 years in Montana journalism and aims to broaden state newspaper cooperation, irrigation expansion, and road improvements, with emphasis on unifying editorial efforts across Montana.
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Montana
Morning Daily
Newspaper Association
Montana State Press Association
O. S. Warden
Warden
Great Falls Tribune
William M. Bole
New Hampshire
North Haverill
N. H
Monroe
St. Johnsbury
Dartmouth College
Great Falls
Telegraph
Leader
Colonel Bole
The
Tribune
W. A. Clark
Butte
Bole
the Tribune
Bole and Warden
Great Falls Commercial Club
Montana State Fair Board
Commonwealth
Boy Rescues Friend From Ditch Drowning Incident
George McDonald aged 16 saved his companion Lorenz Andrus also 16 during a ditch drowning attempt. McDonald swallowed water and choked but managed to push Andrus ashore after breaking his hold, while both were at risk of drowning.
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George McDonald
Dillon
Lorenz Andrus
McDonald
Andrus
Yellowstone County Budget Slashed by 77000 Cut
Yellowstone county commissioners reduce the 554935 budget by 77000, lowering the general county levy by a half mill and the general road fund from five to three mills. Most county departments face operating expense reductions.
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Yellowstone
Yellowstone County
Innovative new oil lamp offers free unit to promoters
E. P. Johnson of 609 W Lake St Chicago Illinois claims a remarkable lamp that burns 94 percent air and can heat gas or electricity. He will give one lamp free to the first local user who helps introduce it. Write for particulars and how to become an agent.
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E. P. Johnson
W. Lake St
Chicago
Ill
Pioneer newspaperman recalls Montana's early days
Raleigh Wilkinson writes of crossing plains in 1864 to Alder Gulch, describing placer mining, early towns, and the Rocky Mountain Gazette. He traces family ventures, Fort Ellis volunteers, and his long career with Montana papers from Helena to Bozeman and Butte, ending with Montana Press association ties.
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State Press Association
Peterson
Raleigh Wilkinson
Pioneer
Montana
Association
Wilkinson
Herald, Journal and Independent
Helena
Bozeman Tribune
The
Independent
Miner
Butte
Jefferson Valley
Pipestone
Jefferson River
Alder Gulch
John Wilkinson
West Point Military Academy
Eighth
Seventh Cavalry
E. S. Wilkinson
Peter Rowan
Mr. Wilkinson
Henry
John
Rocky Mountain Gazette
Catholic Hill
J. B. Patch
John W. Corum
Last Chance
Johnny Corum
Deer Lodge
Deadwood
Dakota
Boston
Flathead Valley
Montana Post
Virginia City
Aldergulch
George M. Pinney
Beall
Wisconsin
Pinney
Gazette
Helena Herald
Fort Benton
Bridge Street
State Street
H. B. Favorite
Fisk Bros
South Main Street
Forky
Shavey
Old International Hotel
Montana Record-Herald
Henry C. Wilkinson
the Times
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Mont
Lemhi
Idaho
James Brisbin
Fort Ellis
W. W
Alderson
Bozeman Courier
Brisbin
Times
R. P. Vivion
Sandy Lane
Dave Boerum
United States Cavalry
Bob Vivion
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone National Park
Clark's Fork
Geyserland
Bennett
Glendale Atlantis
Leigh R. Freeman
Glendale
Congress
Uncle Sam
Washington, D. C
Herald
Journel
Bozeman Times
Intermountain
John B Reid
Daniel Searles
John M. Quinn
John McMurray
Montana Press Association
Flelena, Mont
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0. S. Warden
Goodrich
Goodyear
Firestohe
FISK
America
Seno
Aranteen
Erica Ghicago
Tae Ih
Firestone
Go- Gettera
Tle
United Financing Syndicate Chicagoe Des
Appy
Carnation Milk Products Co
Stuart Ridg
Seattle, Wash
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