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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1921

Page

8

Butte Native Teresa Trucano Aims At Great Opera

Butte celebrates its own Teresa Trucano a native-born singer who rose from local tutoring under Mme Leipheimer to study in New York. She learned languages and operatic roles while keeping schooling and mentoring. Despite stage and film offers she returns to Butte with a childlike charm and focused drive. Her father Charles A. Trucano serves as Italian consular agent in Butte.

Butte Teresa Trucano New York Mme Marie Leipheimer Miss Trucano Charles A. Trucano

New Postmaster Is Man of Color in State Capitol

Henry Baker, named postmaster July 1 under a state contract, becomes the first colored person to hold a state official role under the capitol roof. He succeeds A. E. Lynes, a former railroad man, who will focus on farms near Silver. Baker rose from Grandon Hotel waiter to head porter at Placer hotel before taking the capitol post.

Henry Baker State Capitol Capitol Post Office Department Postoffice Department Baker Helena A. E. Lynes Lynes Northern Pacific Order of Railway Engineers and Firemen Grandon Placer Hotel Placer Fort Shaw M. T Blaine Washington D. C Montana Canada Lorne Crozier

Compensation board weighs partial foot loss in Gagenstrom case

Joseph Gagenstrom of Great Falls lost his right foot except the heel in an engine accident. The accident board must decide if the remaining heel counts as a half foot, which would reduce his $1 250 award to $625, or if it is less than half, increasing his compensation. The board will rule after study of similar limb injuries and proportional losses.

Joseph Gagenstrom Great Falls Accident Board A. E. Spriggs Gagenstrom Spriggs

Remarkable mobile palace tour through the United States

Dr. Gilbert A. Sterling of New Orleans and his wife travel in a fully equipped six ton Reo Speed Wagon touring car they designed. The $3800 home on wheels includes a kitchen, bath, office, sewing machine and more as they plan a two year cross country journey visiting all points of interest.

Butte Yellowstone Park Gilbert A. Sterling New Orleans United States Sterling

Fossilized snakes found at Arrow Creek field

John Bruckhauser reports fossil finds near Arrow Creek at Square Butte in Kalispell-Lewistown oil properties. He notes numerous fossils including fish frogs clams snails and a gigantic six feet square petrified reptile mass. The site resembles a volcanic crater and hosts many rattlesnakes.

John Bruckhauser Arrow Creek Square Butte Lewistown Bruckhauser

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