May Day Mystery on Marland Campus Unfolds
Novelist Octavus Roy Coher presents a campus whodunit set at the Southern University of Marland. The tale follows a May day murder and a bank robbery, with Ivy Welch, Tony Peyton, Larry Welch, Max Vernon, and Thayer as key figures amid betrayals, investigations, and a dramatic courtroom reveal. Detective Jim Hanvey ties together clues including a dagger, a missing ring, and a hidden bank box, leading to Carmicino’s confession and a final pursuit for Ivy’s ring.
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Antonette Peyton
Southern University of Marland
Larry Welch
Ivy
Tony Peyton
Pater
Thayer
Welch
Elch
Tony
Marland
Jim Hanvey
Randolph Fiske
Hanvey
Max Vernon
Miske
Vernon
Reagan
Chapiteh X
Ivy Welch
Max
Harvey
Steel City
Marland Bank
Marland Police
Aragon
William T. Aragon
Jim
Sen
Marland Tank
Jobo
Tt Square
Mas Vernon
Mr. Hanvey
Utin Reagan
Pat Thayer
Jin Hanvey
John
Larry. Welch
Peyton
Rube Farnum
Gleason
Teddy Farrell
Larry
Wfe
Boen Ug
Hiiself
Miss’ Peyton
Tie
le Wis
Meester Hanvey
Mike
Carmicine
Jin
Miss Peyton
Renazan
Carmicino
Miss Welch
Mr. Thayer
Harvey John
Max Verion
Flancey
Mike Carmiccino
Dillon Hosts Largest City Caucus In History
April 5 1803 report notes Dillon held its largest city caucus with nearly 200 voters in the courthouse. A. S. Rife named mayor by acclamation, Halliday declines renomination, and Roosevelt arrives in Montana via Northern Pacific at Livingston. B F White elected mayor as a large election turnout totals 258. News mentions saloon attacks and local factory events.
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Dillon
Court House
A. S. Rife
Halliday
B. F. White
Rooosevelt
Montana
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Unusual campus meeting at Marland University office
An odd gathering forms at the Marland University president’s office with police officer John Reagan and student council leader Teddy Farrell among a small group including janitor Mike Carmicino and others. Ivy Welch appears among the attendees as the scene hints at adult involvement.
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Marland University
John Reagan
Reagan
Teddy Farrell
Si Tue Theta
Mike Carmicino
Rube Farnum
Rube
Phil Gleason
Phil
Ivy Welch
Ivy
Rock garden blooms into a second season with tiny annuals
The rock garden, while a spring display, gains a second season through small annuals. Violet cress self sows without being a pest, baby blue eyes thrive in shade with moisture, leptosiphon and Sanvitalia provide color, viola varieties offer late blooms, Johnny jump up and lobelia add blue and tufted accents for summer display.
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Rock Garden
America
California
Johnny
Ruby District to Graze 54 000 Head of Stock
Ranger H. EB. Schwan of Sheridan announced that grazing permits will allow more than 64 000 head of stock on the Ruby district of the Beaverhead National Forest in the coming season. The total includes 7 179 cattle 132 horses and 47 100 sheep with 114 head of free stock also approved. The Ruby district ranks as the forest’s largest in stock numbers and shows increases over last year in cattle and sheep allowances.
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Ruby District
Beaverhead National Forest
H. EB. Schwan
Sheridan
Beaverhead Forest
Schwan
Montana Postal Deposits 17 557 Depositors Reported
The postmaster general's report shows Montana has 17 557 postal savings depositors totaling 9 855 618 dollars. Butte leads with 2 676 depositors and 1 629 712 dollars, followed by Great Falls 1 946 and 1 365 051 dollars.
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Montana
Postmaster General
Butte
Great Falls
Billings
Lewistown
Missoula
Miles City
Metlen Hotel hosts lively Madison County gathering
The Metlen hotel, organized by the Beaverhead Commercial club, drew 150 to 200 prominent business men and residents. Delegations came from Butte, Helena, Sheridan, Twin Bridges and other Madison county areas, making it a highly enthusiastic and entertaining meeting.
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Metlen
Beaverhead
Montana Depositors Totals Across State Offices
The report lists a statewide total of $565,065 in insured deposits across 105 offices with Somers recording the lowest at $50 per depositor. Havre shows 983 depositors with $444,693 and Helena 612 depositors with $374,419. Other towns exceeding $100,000 include Anaconda Bozeman Conrad Glendive Kalispell Livingston Roundup and Red Lodge, with Roundup and Red Lodge each near half a million.
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Somers
Havre
Helena
Anaconda
Bozeman
Conrad
Glendive
Kalispell
Livingston
Roundup
Red Lodge
Farmers' Holiday group forms in Judith Basin county
In Lewistown the Farmers' Holiday association of Judith Basin county calls for non eviction from foreclosed lands a halt to further foreclosures and withholding of farm products until production costs are assured and agriculture stabilizes.
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Lewistown
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Judith Basin County
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Roy Coher
Ivy Jay
Mak Vernon
Chapveh
Ons
Micino
Hlanvey
Mike Caeniledne
Phayver
Carmiecine
Meester
Invey
Mr Farrell
Fat Phayer
Mike Caarmeine
Meester Thayer
Phaser
Bozeman New Issue
Ole Olson
Kansas
Madison
C.H. Nelson
M. E. Barry
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
H. E. Becker
Payne Ave
St. Paul
Minn
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