Carrying Firearms Through Sun River Preserve Limited
The State Fish and Game Commission limited carrying firearms through Sun River Game Preserve to the hunting season plus three days before or after to prevent violations. Eastside hunters may access Flathead forest elk grounds via the direct route, with enforcement by Deputy State Game Warden Bruce Neal and forest officers.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Sun River Game Preserve
Flathead Forest
Myrick
Lewis & Clark Forest
Bruce Neal
Sun River
Three Gilman Men Arrested by Stock Inspectors
Three well known Gilman Country men were arrested this week by stock inspectors Frank Levigne of Helena and J. W. Hightower of Great Falls. Rufus McClure was taken to Helena on Thursday, followed by Ben Hammond and Lee Miller. The probes involve livestock theft and missing cattle on the Sun River range, with officials pursuing a higher up figure amid lingering suspicions.
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Gilman Country
Frank Levigne
Helena
J. W. Hightower
Great Falls
Rufus McClure
McClure
Levigne
Ben Hammond
Lee Miller
Jack Burke
Sun River
Moutain
Catte
Gilman Times
Montana to present first state sheep shearing con test at fair
Montana will host the first state sheep shearing contest as a state fair feature. W B Mellonlen, secretary of the International Sheep Shearers' Union from Butte, directs the event in Helena for September 26 to 30.
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Montana
W. B MelLennon
Butte
International Sheep Shearers’ Union
Helena
State Sheep Shearing Contest Promises Fast Judges
Mr. McLennon outlines a state finals event at the fair featuring six contestants, three per platform, vying for the state title and cash prizes. The quick 20 minute rounds occur across three afternoons, with a standout shearer boasting a record time of one minute forty seconds.
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McLennon
Mats Witt
State fair rail fares cut for visitors this year
Montanans 150 miles or more from Helena may travel at one full fare round trip with a $7.20 minimum. Within 150 miles the rate is one and one third fare. Helena Light and Railway Co cuts round trip fare by 30 percent during fair week from September 26 to 30.
Great Falls Man Fined for Speeding Boosts City Income
M. T. Weikle, collector for American Bank & Trust Co. of Great Falls, was fined $10 and costs of $12.50 by police magistrate J. K. DeHaas for violating the city speed limit within corporate limits. City Marshal John Moore arrested him under strict enforcement orders. the amount reflects a first offense.
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M. T. Weikle
American Bank & Trust Co
Great Falls
J. KE. DeHaas
Chateau
Weikle
John Moore
Reclamation Seeks Bids for Sun River Project Bridge
Sealed proposals for constructing a concrete highway bridge and approaches on the Sun River Project Montana are due by 2 PM October 12 1922 at the United States Reclamation Service Great Falls office. Work covers canal and embankment excavation reinforced concrete and gravel road surface near 31 miles west of Great Falls and 5 miles east of Fairfield. For details contact United Falls Montana.
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Montana
United States Reclamation Service
Great Falls
Fairfield
Milwaukee
Open House at Columbus Day Library Event
The Chateau Public Library invites all to Columbus Day open house on October 12. Visitors are urged to bring a book as a gift and discover the library, with the event marking many years since Columbus's 1492 voyage.
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Columbus
America
Chateau Public Library
Forrest elected county Democratic chairman in Choteau meeting
At a county Democratic central committee gathering in Choteau V D Wells presided as E D Forrest was elected chairman to succeed Wells and authorized to appoint secretary and treasurer. T A Meagher named temporary secretary and precinct vacancies listed with names for multiple precincts. A follow up meeting set for Sept 30 at the courthouse.
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Democratic Central Committee
V. D. Wells
RE. D. Forrest
Wells
T. A. Meagher
John Moore
A. DeYong
IE. D
Jack Kerr
Wm. Eaman
W. R. Lathrop
Chas. Francine
R. D. Anderson
H. L. Stafford
Jim Connole
Choteau
Fairfield Men Arrested on Moonshining Charge
Clark Lindermuth and Felix Krebs were arrested last Saturday near Fairfield for illegal manufacture of intoxicating liquor. Distilling gear and mash were seized. Krebs pleaded guilty and received 30 days in jail and a 250 dollar fine. Lindermuth pleaded not guilty and was held for trial on a 500 dollar bond. Krebs recently worked as night man at the Power-Morgan garage in Chateau.
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Clark Lindermuth
Felix Krebs
Fairfield
Greene
Krebs
Lindermuth
Chateau
Power-Morgan
Faith healing debate strengthens church harmony
The present month shows a strong stance in favor of faith healing while protecting the church’s ancient practice from excess. The church urges minister and physician to work in harmony to foster the afflicted’s faith and recover the foundation of healing.
Chief Justice Brantly Dies After Prolonged Illness
Helena Sept 16 Chief Justice Theodore Brantly of the Montana Supreme Court died Saturday night at 9 25 oclock after a lingering illness. He refused last summer to seek re election, his term ending January 1 next. Elected chief in 1898 he served 24 years from Deer Lodge his legal residence. Survived by wife two sons and a daughter.
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Helena
Theodore Brantly
Montana Supreme Court
Justice Brantly
Brantly
Deer Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Lodge of
Montana
The
Elks and
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee nine day freight service from Chicago
A Milwau kee railroad message to George Tennant announces a new nine day delivery on Chicago to western lines. A merchandise car from Gatewood to Great Falls will run in seven days, making freight for Great Falls available on the eighth morning and including the Great Falls to Agawam segment from Chicago.
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George Tennant
Milwaukee Railroad
P. J. Peckens
Chicago
Chateau
Choteau
Montana
Gatewood Platform
Great Falls
Consignees
Grade School Notes Highlight Seventh Grade Studies and Playground Upgrades
Enrollment shows 107 girls and 120 boys in public school. Seventh grade reviews fractions and studies South America with plans for relief maps. New swings and slides boost the playground's popularity. Eighth grade trip to Fairfield was assisted by Dr. H. T. Rhoads E. J. Hirshberg Prof. Ray and C. S. McDonald who provided cars and funded an enjoyable outing.
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South America
Fairfield
H. T. Rhoads
E. J. Hirshberg
Prof
Ray
C. S. McDonald
M E Church Notes Optimistic Service Schedule
Harry T. Stong pastor leads morning worship at 10 30 with sermon The Need of Lifting Up The Standard Sunday school at 11 30 Epworth League at 6 30 and evening music at 7 30 A time change note quotes D H Griggs about growth and decay On the first Sunday of October Lord's Supper will be administered and new members received on public confession of saving faith.
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Epworth League
D. H. Griggs
St Stephen's Church Services With Rev Bush
St Stephen's Church Protestant Episcopal announces Sunday services at 11:00 a m Divine Worship at 12:00 m and Church School led by Rev H. Bush.
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ST. Stephen's Church
H. &. Bush
Montana Constitutional Amendment Election Notice
Notice of election to submit the Montana Constitution amendment creating County and State Boards of Equalization. Sections define board duties, composition, term lengths, qualifications, and vacancy terms, with language about governor appointments and Senate consent. The amendment targets Section 15 of Article Twelve and sets election timing at the next general election.
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State of
Montana
County Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Legislative Assembly
Board of
Senate
Helena
A. D
Co. T. Stewart
Montana Act Creates County and State Boards of Equalization
The 1922 Montana act creates County Boards of Equalization and a State Board of Equalization with powers to adjust valuations, supervise county assessors, and ensure fair taxation. It requires ballots on constitutional amendments and specifies canvassing and effectivity dates, certified by Secretary of State Co. T. Stewart with the state seal.
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TOTAL
Ag of
Montana
County of Teton
W. B. Butchart
A. H. Doughty
RE. J. Hirshberg
H. L. Halladay
Henry Radcliffe
State Board of Equalization
County Boards of Equalization
State of
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Harry T. Stong
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Power-Morgan CO
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