Livingston Seeks State Monument Site for Lewis and Clark Memorial
Livingston submits its bid for the Lewis and Clark state memorial site citing a pivotal location on the Yellow stone river route near Bozeman and Livingston. The claim notes 300000 annual visitors through Yellowstone and cooperation with the Northern Pacific railway to maintain grounds. Butte also plans a formal bid with a mass meeting set for April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Great Falls
Helena
Three Forks
Butte
David Hilger
D. P. Bates
Livingston Chamber of Commerce
Captain Clark
Yellowstone River
Bozeman
Yellowstone National Park
Montana
Gardiner
Park
Northern Pacific Railway
The
Butte Pioneer Club
Great Northern Renames Drew Siding to Fort Kipp
The Great Northern railway changes Drew siding east of Brockton Montana to Fort Kipp as part of restoring historic place names. Old Fort Kipp built by James Kipp near the current station site once marked fur trading days, with local elder Nick Hale noting surviving landmarks at the old post location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Drew
Brockton
Montana
Fort
Tanlac credited with curing long illness and boosting strength
An 84 year old man from Eau Claire Wisconsin reports Tanlac cured decades of stomach trouble and weakness after flu. The advertisement claims Tanlac restores appetite and vigor, cleanses the blood, and the pill form aids constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Chas. F. Sherman
First Ave
Eau Claire
Wis
Old Cripple Foot Wolf Captured After Long Hunt
Montana hunter Barney Branner and ranchers tracked down the notorious wolf known as Old Cripple Foot after 10 to 12 years of depredations. They discovered her den and plugged the entrance, prompting a desperate escape attempt that ended with a rifle shot ending the cattle killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Mountain
Barney Branner
Montana
Waite Ranch
Pioneer cowhand visits Billings in stockmen's convention
W A Donahoo of Gardiner Montana, aged 78, said to be the oldest active cowhand in the state, attended the stockmen's convention in Billings. He first rode a range steed in 1864, helped trail Nez Perce prisoners in 1877, and later guided Yellowstone visitors from Gardiner, settling there in 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
W. A. Donahoe
Montana
Donahoo
Kansas
Platte River
Big Horn
Yellowstone
Gallatin Valley
Mr. Donahoo
General Howard
Joseph
Canadian
Yellowstone Park
Howard
Miles
The
Bear Paws
Old Crow Mission
Livingston
Bismarck
Cooke City
Gardiner
Seed Wheat Damaged By Fall Rains Detected In Bozeman Tests
Germination tests at the Montana State College laboratory in Bozeman show much of the fall threshed seed wheat is unsuitable for spring planting due to high moisture and poor germination. J C Templeton urges farmers to test seed or have them tested free of charge, advising samples be brought to the county agent or sent to Bozeman. August Chwacheim echoes the call for late fall threshed wheat to be tested as seeding nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeton
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
August Chwacheim
Cascade Milling and Elevator Company
Great Falls Commercial Club
Sugar beet seed distributed to Hobson farmers
The Great Western Sugar Company sent a bushel of beet seed to the First National Bank of Hobson to distribute among local farmers for sugar beet experiments. This marks the third year the company has supported beet growing with positive results in the Hobson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Sugar Company
First National Bank of
Railway union claims 325000 members in Britain
The National Union of Railwaymen of Great Britain states a membership total of 325,000, reflecting its broad reach across the country's rail industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Union of Railway Men of
Gerat
Britain
Sickness and Liver Remedy Draws Wide Attention
A. E. Jensen of Butte promotes Jensen pills as a liver cleanse and digestive aid. The ad claims free month of treatment and claims many testimonials, urging households in Montana to try the remedy with no postage for sample pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Pilla
Jess
A. BE. Jensen
South Montana Street
Butte
Montane
Ady
Betting on Races Argued in Court in Montana
State Supreme Court heard arguments on the co ownership plan at the Lewis and Clark fair asking if entrance fees plus purses amount to illegal betting on horse races. Opposing counsel argued demonstrates a system of gambling while judges noted no record of wagers. Endorsed a five mill levy for public schools and announced several state board appointments and expansions at the Montana school for the deaf blind and feeble minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Supreme Court
Alt
Hk. G. Toomey
Public Service Commission
Toomey
Lewis and Clark Fair Board
Montana
Lester Loble
Carl Rasch
W. '. Pigott
Fair Board
Rasch
Fair Association
Pigott
Ife
State Board of Education
C. H. Foot
Kalispell
Frank Ellel
Dillon
J. E. Erickson
FE. G. Balsam
Billings
State Board of Health
P. J. Anderson
Conrad
State Board of Bail Insurance
Lewis F. Bowns
State Board of Chirogractic
Cea Hiety
C. H. Stevens
Stevensville
XU. V. Bender
Anaconda
Otate
N. J. Gould
Vocational School For Girls
Maggie Hathaway
Division of
Child and Animal Protection
M. Britt
Missoula
Montana Territory
State Board of Examiners
Montana State University
Erickson
Board of Education
H. J. Mensemer
State School For Deaf
Boulder
May Build Road In Mullan Pass To Ease Helena Missoula Travel
Plans discuss selecting Mullan Pass as the best route over the divide between Helena and Missoula to avoid Priest Pass. Mullan is longer yet 500 feet lower, reducing dangerous grades. McDonald Pass is another option for directness but higher. Bids for surfacing and guard rails on the Evaro hill road near Missoula are included, with work slated for June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullan Pass
Helena
Missoula
E. M. Buice
Bureau of Roads
Mullen Pass
Priest’s Pass
McDonald Pass
State Highway Commission
Evaro Hill
Rocky Canyon
Bozeman
Livingston
Gardiner
Judge Tanner Endorses Karnak Medicine for Digestion Relief
Judge J H Tanner of Salt Lake City testifies Karnak rapidly restores health after indigestion and biliousness. He samples two bottles, reports complete relief and renewed appetite, and urges readers to insist on Karnak via local druggists or mail order from listed stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karnak
Salt Lake City
J. H. Tanner
Kelsey Ave
Judge Tanner
Broadway Pharmacy
Billings
Model Rexall
Great Falls
Parden Drug Co
Helena
Smith Drug Stores
Missoula
Butte
Anaconda
Chinook and Montana Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Losses
Chinook secretary appointed for the commercial club. Rotary district governor elected at Montana conference. Priddy joins the world clubs bureau. Blaine county agent Legge takes duties April 1. Rodger transfers to state reserve. Ensign Sweet dies in Long Beach. Miles City notes 180000 acres sold in 10 months. Great Falls news agency contract moved to railway. Laurel Post charter presented by Yellowstone post. Malta hosts joint Kiwanis meeting with many delegates. Pendroy well drilling and portends oil prospects updated. Great Falls post office reports record first quarter receipts for 1923 totaling 56457.27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Cowen
Chinook Commercial Club
Lewietown
Arthur IF. Lamey
Rotary
Montana
Great Fallsa
A. H. Priddy
Great Falls
Poplar
Lloyd W. Rodger
163Rd Infantry
Poplar National
Miles City
Louis Newman
Butte
Great Northern Railway
Newman
Los Angeles
Billings
Yellowstone
American Legion
Laurel
W. J. Soper
State Department
Malta
Havre
F. Hoeschee
Eesene
Crumley & McKnight
Kevin-Sunburst
John R. Lloyd
Glacier Park to Babb projects set for bid
The article notes likely awards for two Glacier Park to Babb projects costing about $6,000. It also includes an advertisement for Cuticura skin care products and a line about a deaf and dumb person skilled in finger language speaking roughly 43 words per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park Station
Babb
Glacial Park Hotel Plans Major Chalet Expansion
H A Noble announces Glacier Park Hotel Co will build a large dining room and lobby at Going-to-the-Sun chalets on St Marys Lake plus a 60 room chalet. The projects aim to welcome record visitor numbers and open June 15 for the season.
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Glacier Park
St. Mary's Lake
H. A. Noble
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Gateway City
N. P. Railway
Kipp
Old Cripple Foot
Hunter
W. A. Donahoo
Montana Stockgrowers
State
State Nursery and Seed Co
J. C. Templeton
Northwestern Grain Dealers Association
Humanity
A. EK. Jensen
Mr. Jensen
Federal
Doan
K. L. Molen
Ninth &T. Be
Canada
Great Falls, Mont
16 Steele
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