Bishop Tuttle Urges Co operation at Episcopal Convention
Right Rev. Daniel S. Tuttle arriving for the 47th triennial Episcopal convention in Portland calls for co operation and recognizes the rising role of women in the church. He recalls westward missions and the early Utah Idaho Montana field, noting the value of fellowship over strict statutes. He hopes for support of missionary work and fair play among diverse views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
Missouri
Episcopal Church
Portland
West
Montana
Bishop Tuttle
Utah
Idaho
Union Pacific
North Platte
Neb
W. T. Sherman
Denver
Salt Lake City
Tuttle
Federal appointment for James H Bonner valued lands chief
James H Bonner is named valuation engineer in the federal service by the Commissioner of Internal Revenues Blair. He will value all oil lands owned by the federal government at a salary of 4000 dollars annually plus expenses. Bonner, formerly with the Montana state public service commission and Missoula graduate, has led a summer crew valuing Butte Water plant for taxation and rate purposes. He plans to resign from the state post though no formal notice has been given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Bonner
State Public Service Commission
Commissioner of
Internal Revenues
Blair
Federal Service
Washington
Bonner
State Commission
Missoula
State University
Butte Water Company
Helena
California
Lee Dennis
Watson Land Co Ad Voices Local Real Estate Service
Real estate firm Watson Land Co announces twenty years of experience offering buying and selling services. Requests for property requirements are invited at 7 Second St. North, Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Land Co
Second St. No
Great Falls
Second St
Scouts of Butte Heroes in Mountain Rescue After Lightning
Ten Boy Scouts led by Scout Executive Ben Owen endured a brutal five mile descent on Red mountain after a lightning bolt struck their party near Melrose. One boy died Henry Heideman, three were seriously burned including William Kent Tommy Lanphier and Carl Shiner. First aid saved the wounded as rescuers aided the stricken group and the body was recovered for transport to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout
Ben Owen
Butte
Red Mountain
Melrose
Henry Heideman
Tommy Lanphier
Carl Shiner
William Kent
Owen
Homer Bradford
James Weal
John McCarthy
Rocky Peak
Heideman
John A. Donovan
John H. Kent
Farrell Avenue
Thomas Lanphier
Lanphier-Casey
St. Jame’s Hospital
Sam Shiner
Shiner Furniture Company
Highlands
Devil’s Spire
Bradford
Marvin
Kent
Shiner
Lanphlier
Lanphier
Mra
Carl Johnson
C. J. Clark
Henry Searls
Searles
Dr. Donovan
Ranch Foreman Fatally Shoots Man Over Hat Challenge
In Hardin an inquest found Henry Abenroth died from a pistol shot fired by Red Cosgrove during a ride in the Little Pryor mountains. Cosgrove admitted shooting after Abenroth urged him to shoot at a hat. Witnesses placed them about 15 feet apart as they rode, with two ranch hands behind. Cosgrove was released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Abenroth
Red’ Cosgrove
Hardin
Cosgrove
Abenroth
Annie Farrell
Little Pryor
Aberroth
Farrell
Stanley Stone
Floyd Kipp
Hogan
William Heinrich
Lightning tears Castner Coulee home. no injuries reported
A bolt struck the west roof of Gordon Ferguson’s farm house near Great Falls, tearing holes through the roof and chimney. It spread through the bathroom and kitchen, destroying pipes fixtures and the sink, with the fire quelled by the Ferguson family and rain. damage estimated at several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Ferguson
Castner Coulee
Great Falls
Cat Creek Oil Sand Sample Analyzed In Montana Field
A Bureau of Mines analysis of oil from Frantz Corporation No. 13 well in Cat Creek Montana shows depth 1304 to 1338 feet with production around 800 barrels daily. Gasoline content is notably high at 60.4 percent and kerosene 27.8 percent, with specific gravity 0.738 and API gravity 49.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Creek
Montana
Bureau of Mines
Frantz Corporation
Saybolt
Oil royalties rise from Cat Creek land in June
Royalties from Cat Creek Avenue on a second land well in the Clayton placer on government land reached nearly 60 000 dollars in June. The month’s total government oil royalties on government land were 24807 25 dollars. Wildschultz properties top production with 72000 barrels while Green tract shows strong output. Wildschultz, a veteran homesteader, earned 2700 dollars a month before drilling boosted by second sand producers, now unable to keep pace. He has recently married and has little time for accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Creek
Clayton Placer
Wildschultz
Green
Better Irrigation for Montana Aims and Activities
The Montana Irrigation and Drainage Institute outlines its aim to reform water laws and records, promote planned colonization, and reclaim waterlogged lands. It stresses education, nonpartisan work, and broader irrigation adoption led by leaders from Montana’s irrigation, banking, engineering, and legal sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. Winter Smith
Helena
Montana Irrigation and Drainage Institute
Institute
Bozeman
Billings
Great Falls
California
Wisconsin
Justice Flies: Judge Spends 50 Minutes by Air to Red Lodge
District Judge A. C. Spencer traveled from Billings to Red Lodge by air with Aviator A. W. Nelson. The judge noted flying is pleasant but not a regular method, saying it would be beneath the dignity of a court official to flit about like a humming bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon County
A. C. Spencer
Red Lodge
Billings
A. W. Nelson
Ohio to Drill Six New Oil Wells in Major Campaign
Ohio Oil Company and Sunburst Oil and Gas announce six new wells on the Swazey Davey and Halloway leases with plans for 30 total wells in the area. L. C. Stevenson reports heavy gas flow at Sunburst Boyce well and notes an extensive winter camp, while observers gauge daily oil output between 26 and 150 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Company
Sunburst Oil and Gas Company
L. C. Stevenson
Sunburst Company
Ohio
Stevenson
Sunburst-Boyce
Boyce
Shelby
W. M. Fulton
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Arontana
Montana Newspaper Association
Automobile Distributors
Ssthurston “Motor CO
Maxwell, Chalmers, Wills- Sainte Claire
Dorsh & Grhonfield CO
Butth, Mont
Thresher Outfit For Sale
Hart
Great Falls Farm Machinery Co
Mont
Searn
Morse, Wireless
Butte College
Albert Thachers Agency
Peyton Ridg
Spokane
Oodei Lewis & Walkdsr
Wyoming
National Safety Co
New York
Helena Adjustment CO
Helena, Mont
Burns
Elm
St. Graham Station
Los Angeles
Calif
Fortunia
Hazel House
Box 215
Cal
Clifford
Fifth St. South
Airedale Dogs
A. P. Donald
Melville, Mont
Wallace Covert
East 15Th Street
Fort Worth
Texas
Oakland
Budd
San Francisco
OWL Maps
Kevin-Sunburst
Great Falls Blue Printing Co
Catalo Tacoma Sash & Door Co
Tacoma
Wash
Okanogan Country
W. M. Hudson
Riverdale
Hyde Bldg
Yakima Valley
Big Bend Land Company
Edwards & Bradford Lumber
Ernest Haag
Sandpoint
Orion
Pathfinder
Umback & Son
Lemmon
S. D
Montague
J. O. Patterson
Monatgue
Mra. S. FB
Bifiott & Son
Salesville
Victor Schrammeck
Cascade
Donald Livestock Co
Emerson
Peoria
City
J. Thornton
Edgar
All Crown Jewelry CO
Huseth
Ee Oprycian Optometrist and Optician
Scouts OF Butte
Bolt
Pryor Mountains
Friend
CAT Creek OI
Irrigation and Drainage Institute
Kevin
Sunburst
Frank Lagerwoll
Third Street
Great Falls, Mont
the Electric Shop
Central Avenue, Great Falls
Great Falls, Montana
Wilber
Transfer Company Distributors and Forwarders
Great Falla
Gnv
Wwe
W. F. Guy
Asay First
National Bank
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