Writer in state first shorthand honored by Pioneers Society
Judge W I Lippincott of Butte honored as honorary member of the Pioneers Society of Montana for bringing the first typewriter to the territory in 1886 and for serving as its chief stenographer during the 1884 constitutional convention. He also collected reminiscences for the Historical Society, traveling the state by stage coach and horseback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Historical Society
W.I. Lippincott
Butte
Pioneers’ ‘Society of
Missoula
Tom McTague
Deer Lodge
William Coleman
Pioneers’ Society
W. S. Lippingcott
Territory of
Helena
Judge Lippingcott
Remington
Joe Rosenthal
Mark ‘Rosenthal
Nosh ‘Webster
Judge Lippincott
Judge de Witt
Supreme Court
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Brother
Interest Surges In Poultry Raising Information
Keen interest in poultry raising is reported by the bureau of animal industry with daily inquiries averaging 50 to 75 liters early this year. Poultry literature distributed by the division of publications has surpassed previous records, with over 30 bulletins for general distribution and many technical works on breeds management housing incubation breeding and culling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Prison record fall mirrors rise of local thief
Great Falls man Harry Brown age 25 from a notable Butte family was arrested at 6 am for grand larceny the alleged theft of an automobile. An information was filed at 10 am he pleaded guilty at 10 45 and by 11 am was sent to Deer Lodge state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Harry Brown
Butte
Cascade County
Brown
Deer Lodge
World News Digest: Disasters, Politics and Labor Strikes
A long dispatch lists global events from the sinking of a Chilean steamship with 222 dead, to wage increases for Logan Coal Operators' Association miners starting September 1, and royal marriage in Siam. Reports cover U S tax take from oil and gas, a racial attack in Louisiana, Alaska’s agricultural college opening, and Northern Pacific train shutdowns being restored. Additional items note a Mayo church massacre, prohibition vote counts in Sweden, and various political and legal notes across Washington, London, Rome, Athens, New York, and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chili
Logan
Logan Coal, Operators’ Association
Bangkok
Siam
Lavan
Washington
Shreveport
Fairbanks
Alaskan Agricultural College and
School of Mines
St Paul
Northern Pacific
Belfast
West Port
Mayo
Michael Collins
London
Sweden
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Sonia
Mich
State Reformatory
New York
Charles Lorber
Broadway
Harding
Congress
House
Winslow
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Rome
Italy
Austria
Messaggero
Athens
Asia Minor
San Francisco
Andrew 8. Rowan
America
Garcia
Boston
Walter Raleigh
Amesbury
New England
Massachusetts
United States
Hirman C. Todd
Greenville
William Mathis
Hubert Meredith
Commonwealth
Pasco
Wash
Gustafson Training for Horseshoe Contest at State Fair
Blaine county agent G. W. Gustafson trains intensely for the horseshoe pitching contest at the Montana state fair. He won all events at Fort Assiniboine during farm boys meetings, defeating Joe Townsend and Coach Graves. A silver cup and cash prizes await state fair winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Gustafson
Blaine County
Montana
Gustafson
Fort Assiniboine
Joe Townsend
Graves
State College
Townsend
Fort
Veterans Bureau to Open Helena Trades School
Montana trains 760 ex service men under the Veterans Bureau with 175 at Bozeman and 150 on farms. A Helena trades school opens Sept 1 for 100 students, with 75 to start, teaching auto mechanics electrical and machine work as part of a broader push to increase rehabilitation and place graduates in suitable jobs. Ninety percent of rehabilitated veterans have succeeded in their trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Bureau
Helena
Veterans’ Bureau
Lief Fredericks
Montana
Missoula
State University
Business College
State College
Bozeman
Bureau
Dakotas
Wyoming
H. N. Ritchey
Mr. Fredericks
Open Counties for Killing Game Birds in Montana 1922
The Montana state fish and game commission opened several counties to grouse shooting from October 1 to 15 1922, including Fallon Yellowstone Carbon Richland Park Sweet Grass Musselshell and Rosebud. It denied petitions for Willow Creek Gallatin Madison Broadwater Glacier Chateau Roosevelt prairie chicken openings and set new signing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
Bozeman
C. A. Jakways
Fallon
Yellowstone
Carbon
Richland
Park
Granite County
Northern Pacific Railway
Ravalli County
Corvallis
Powell County
Mineral County
Willow Creek
Gallatin
Madison
Broadwater
Glacier
Chateau
Roosevelt
Dawson County
Bitter Root
Bruce Neal
Gilman
Sun River Game Preserve
M. M. Mahurin
White Sulphur Springs
Little Prickly Pear Creek
Canyon Creek
Kensey
Yellowstone River
Billings
Laurel
Madison County Fish and Game Club
Wallis Huldekoper
Walls, Mont
Tragic Death of Roundup Girl on Cameron Creek Ranch
Miss Mary Cameron died of heart failure while driving a mowing machine on her father Agnus Cameron's Cameron Creek ranch last Friday. She collapsed after completing two swaths. her father found her dead before aid arrived. Mary, born in Mussel shell county 300 years ago, was described as strong and generally healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Creek
Mary Cameron
Agnus Cameron
Miss Cameron
Musselshell County
Cameron
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. L Lippincott
Johnson Hotel
Montana Newspaper Association
BR. A. McNown
Wilkinson Bldg
Omaha
Nebraska
Ee al Thurston Motor CO
Maxwell, Chalmers, Wills- Sainte Claire
Dorsh & Bhenfield CO
Battid, Mont
Thresher Outfit For Sale
Great Falls Farm Machinery Co
Mont
Economy Salds Company
Peace Sharn
Morse
Wireless
Butte College
Plop Ci
Albert Thachers Agency
Peyton Bldg
Spokane
Auutomobile
K-23
Reat Falla
Lewis & Walehr
Assayers
Butte, Mont
Mationsl Surety Co
Helena Adjustment Co
Helena, Mont
American Music Publishers
P. O
Wallace Covert
East 15Th Street
Fort Worth
Texas
Stockman
Casper
Muaker
Oakland
Calif
Budd
Kevin-Sunburst
Tacoma Sash & Door Co
Tacoma
Hyde Bldg
Yakima Valley
Big Bend Land Company
Addie
Idaho
Edwards & Bradford Lumber CO
Elk
Montague
J. O. Patterson
Monaigue
S. F Elliott
Victor Schrammeck
Cascade, Mont
Donald Livestock Co
Melville, Mont
The
Express
Frank M. Westerfield
Chelan Falls
Golden Melon Farm
Greenacres
Manzey
Bigfork
Mat Fox
Emery
Ford Owners—Gas Baver
Ford
FB. E. Batchler
North 23Rd 8T
Crown Jewelry CO
S. C., Huseth
Oppel Optometrist and Optician
A. Clark, Jr
Ovando
Marcus Daly, Jr
Malta
John A. Tressler
Pacific Northwest
Pacific N. W. Growers. & Jobbers Ass’n General Offices
Minneapolis, Minn
Stanton Laboratory
Sth Ave
James OA
Third Street No
Minnesota State Dental Association
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Chicago
W. F. Guy
First National Bank
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