Third Historic Generation Of Friendship Between U P And Shoshones
The Shoshone nation and Union Pacific representatives formalize a lasting alliance on Fort Hall near Pocatello. March 31 ceremony mirrors a 1926 start when Chief Tendoy sent gifts including eagle feathers to President Gray, symbolizing eternal friendship and allegiance. The feathers are exchanged as tribal custom requires the return of a feather after twelve moons, confirming mutual commitment. The second feather and a copy are placed in the Union Pacific museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Tendoy
Gray
Idaho
Tendey
America
Vincent H. Hunter
Omaha
A. H. Hinckley
Union Pacific Museum
Tenday III
Union Pacific
Tendoy I
Tendoy Ut
Tendoy II
Bluebird Service Station Reopens Under Beck
Bluebird Service Station, closed for two months, reopened Monday with John Korn taking over William Updegraff interests. C A Beck Bechler returns to manage the station as gas books report current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Korn
William Updegraff
C. A
Beck) Bechler
Community Notes From Dillon and Nearby Areas
Great Falls visitors Mr and Mrs Russel Fryberg and son stayed with friends in Dillon last week meeting Mrs H Pease and Miss Gladys Pease of Twin Bridges. M D Gist visits Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for medical attention. Lewis Penwell president Montana Sheep Co operative Company in town for business about local leased flocks. May Sprinkle county superintendent attends state meeting in Helena. Tom Sillers and Walter Jones travel to Helena for Easter. Dan Tovey Sr and wife stop in Dillon en route to Big Hole basin ranch after Utah winter. Scottish Rite Rose Croix Easter service followed by breakfast at Masonic temple. Mrs David Sullivan returns from Mayo Clinic in Rochester. News stand at Andrus hotel closed and fixtures removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Russel Fryberg
Small Son
Dillon
H. Pease
Gladys Pease
Twin Bridges
Mr. Fryberg
Mrs. Pease
Lewis Penwell
Montana Sheep Co-operative Company
Dan Tovey Sr
Big Hole Basin
Logan
Utah
No Charge for Feeding at Los Angeles Yards
The Los Angeles Union Stockyards announces that through shipments of livestock stopping for feed and rest at Los Angeles may be waived yardage charge. Effective April 15 vice president J A McNaughton says feed used will be paid by shipper. no extra charge for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
J. A. McNaughton
Los Angeles Union Stockyards
Moestack
Osngélés
Los Angeles Union, Stockyards
California Industry Balance Shifts From Mining To Agriculture
An April report compares California’s principal resources and shows petroleum refining as a major industry while agriculture remains the largest basic industry. It notes crude oil output and a near one billion dollar agricultural turnover, with vast meat and dairy demand driving western markets and population growth feeding central consuming centers.
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Los Angeles
California
West
Pacific Coast
Pacific Ocean
Missouri River
Middle West
Illinois
Iowa
Trritory
Agriculture statistician notes value of dairy products
An Agriculture Department statistician in Helena Montana states that the value of dairy products is counted before processing adds value after leaving the farmer. The distinction affects how farm product values are recorded at state level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office’ of Agriculture
State Capitol
Helena
Montana
Moront Olsen presents Outward Bound at College Auditorium
Moront Olsen players present Sutton Vanes production Outward Bound at the College Auditorium on Thursday and Friday nights April 28 and 29. The play explores life after death with seven diverse passengers aboard a ship learning what heaven and hell mean to each. Tickets held at Thomas Book Store, April 36 noon, reservations for either night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moront Olsen
Sutton Vanes
College Auditorium
Altho
Thomas Book Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.P
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Buick
UICE
Montana Auto Supply CO
Carrigan Ranch
Victor Carrigan
Bluebird
Beck
Rochester
M. D. Gist
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
Miss May Sprinkle
Tom Sillers
Walter Jones
Mr. Sillers
Masonic Temple
David Sullivan
Minnes
Andrus Hotel
Moront ‘Olsen
Spokane
American Theatre
Department OF Music
State Normal College
Ralph McFadden
Rising Sun
Les Sylphes
Winifred Frogge
Alice Bennett
Helen Ballard
Sous Bois
Agnes Lund
Wagner
Torjussen -Bachmann
Rachmininoff Reinhold
Floton
Stojowski
MacDowell
Staub
Liszt
Marche Militaire
Saint-Saens
Winnifred Frogge
City Hall
Howard Ball
Lew Mihelich
Pocatello Welter
Young Dempsey
Stefonig
Beaverhead Post
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