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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1920

Page

3

Wireless system to link Montana plants with far ports

The Montana Power company completes its big wireless station on Butte hill at 6500 feet, enabling messages from Washington and Cape Blanco 800 miles away. Stations at Thompson Falls and Voltage near Great Falls join Butte in a growing network as the firm moves toward wireless telephony for remote sites.

Montana Power Company Butte Hill Washington, D. C Cape Blanco Butte Thompson Falls Voltage Great Falls M. E. Buck Milwaukee Road Bureau of Navigation Radio Inspector of Northwest O. R. Redfern Seattle R. B. Adams United States Forestry Service Forestry Service Missoula Planta Buck Washington Mare Island

Montana Women Prove Experienced In Politics

Visiting orators argue that Montana women voters qualify as old hands in politics and should discuss current issues rather than telling women they cannot change a ballot after voting.

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Running Eagle Woman Pitamakan of the Blackfeet

The article recounts Pitamakan known as Weasel Woman, a Blackfeet woman who joined raids, earned a man's name, and became famed for horse stealings and battle prowess. She refused a Blood chief’s marriage offer, led war parties, and was killed among Flatheads. the Trick Falls waterway honors her memory as Pitamakan.

St. Mary’s Lakes Glacier Park America Weasel Flathead Flathead Lake

Running Eagle Pitamakan Female War Chief of the Blackfeet

The legend follows Pitamakan known as Running Eagle, a woman who stealthily aided Blackfeet raids by stealing horses from the Flatheads. She earned the name after successful ambushes, became a war chief, led expeditions against Sioux and Crow, wore men's dress on campaigns, and hosted feasts at home while earning respect from chiefs and medicine men. The tale notes her bold leadership and famed bravery on the war path.

Pitamakan Hudson Bay Company Joan of Arc Lakes of St. Mary Running Eagle Sand Hills

Strike in Mosby Well No 2 of Frantz Company

A strike was made in Frantz Corporation's Mosby Well No 2 about four miles northwest of the Discovery well on the Mosby dome. Drilled to 1,200 feet at 28 depth, estimated 250 barrels, oil flows from a 10 inch casing in gushes, storage reservoir being built. Oil similar high quality with about 50 percent gasoline, causing excitement in the Winnett field near Deck er Collins well nearby.

Frantz Corporation Mosby Dome L. S. Lantz Winnett Field Decker-Collins

Equity Life Licensed to Write in Montana

The Equity Life Insurance Company with its home office in Great Falls has been licensed to sell life insurance in Montana. It reports authorized capital and surplus of 500000 dollars and has sold stock in Montana North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota. The company lists over 600 stockholders, many of whom are Northwestern farmers.

The Equity Life Insurance Company Great Falls Montana North South Dakota Minnesota

Butte street railway franchise declared forfeit over service

The Butte street railway has forfeited its franchise for failing to provide service at least six days a week. Manager J R Wharton blamed the loss on taxation and desire to reduce losses, proposing a 10 cent fare and relief from taxes to resume operation. He warned that only a self supporting system can serve Butte and anticipated jitney competition. Senator Clark plans to visit Butte in June, unrelated to the railway.

Butte Street Railway J. R. Wharton Wharton Butte Harrison Avenue Clark

Co op Insurers Poised for Bright Future In Montana

The company operates on a standard legal reserve basis with broad farm group support. Officers include W. M. Burlingame president of the Montana State Union of the American Society of Equity, H. G. Dyer vice president, C. W. Cleveland secretary treasurer, H. A. Reeve assistant secretary treasurer, G. W. Massy Jr superintendent of agents, and C. F. Holt legal counsel.

W. M. Burlingame Montana C. W. Cleveland Equity Mutual Insurance Company H. A. Reeve Great Falls G. W. Massy, Jr C. F. Holt

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Power Company's Wireless System Aire Aegis Tintin Flathead Camp Falling Bear Blackfeet War Party St. Mary's Lakes Pend d’Oreilles Weasel Woman Plathead Blackfeet MOSBY Frantz Company Equity Life Postum Cereal Co., Inc BattleCreek, Mich
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