Charming Shelby County Bride Weds Montana Oil Operator
Mrs. Cleopatra Williams, now Mrs. Thomas Arthur, married in Denver after a career in Harlowton and Billings. Arthur, a prominent Montana oil figure and former Democratic state central committee chairman, helped elect Governor Samuel Stewart and later joined Mutual Oil. The couple plan a San Francisco honeymoon with William G. McAdoo and will reside in Billings.
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Thomas Arthur
Montana
Denver
Cleopatra Williams
Shelby County
Missouri
Harlowton
Billings
Arthur
Democratic State Central Committee
Samuel Stewart
Wilson
Coin Commission
Washington
Department of the Interior
Mutual Oil Company
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Great Northern Awards Rail Shop Contract to Pappin and Son
The Great Northern Railroad has awarded a contract exceeding 50 000 dollars to Pappin and Son of Great Falls for upgrading the local car repair shop and building a new wood mill. Work will begin once materials are on hand.
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Great Northern
Pappin and Son of
Great Falls
First nurse to Montana Catherine Carruthers dies at Fort Benton
Catherine Carruthers the first nurse to come to Montana died recently near Fort Benton on a farm. She arrived as Miss Babbage, trained in a Washington maternity hospital, rode the Missouri River by steam boat amid buffalo and sand bars, and helped as nurse and doctor in a frontier community with few physicians.
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Catherine Carruthers
Fort Benton
Montana
Babbage
Missouri River
Cow Island
T. C. Power
Helena
Teton
Teresa Neubert
Fort, Benton
Bradley
Johnny” Carruthers
Miss Babbage
Wheaton C. Carruthers
Arrow Creek
Bit ter Root Valley Cow Testing Association Opens Its Year
The Bit ter Root Valley Cow Testing association completed its first month with 25 leading county dairy herds tested under Robert Gaslans. Secretary L A Campbell notes strong cooperation and an aspiring year. Future months will add stock lists, culling plans, ration readjustments, and cost data from varied feeds as Phillips County fair dates set for September 6 to 9.
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Bitter Root Valley Cow Testing Association
Robert Gaslans
D. C. Gray
A. McKillop
E. F. Mills
J. E. Hauf
J. P. Doyle
E. D. Yarbough
W. Dezelle
C. P. Frost
C. A. Hart
Phillips County
State figures on oil output for Cat Creek and Kevin fields
Montana 1922 crude production totaled 2,235,031.41 barrels from Cat Creek and Kevin fields with 145,786 barrels stored but not delivered. Cat Creek shipments totaled 2,115,684.17 by Mutual Pipeline and 90,052.66 by Montana Pipeline to various refineries. Kevin field produced 30,194.69 barrels. Prices ranged 1.90 to 1.25 per barrel.
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Cat Creek
Kevin
Montana
State Tax Commission
Crale
Kevin Field
Illinois Pipeline Company
Sunburst
Montana Pipeline Company
Montana Independent Pipeline Company
Mutual Pipeline Company
Yale Oil Corporation
Miles City
Ohio Oil Company
Montana Pipelines Company
Avro Oil and Refining Company
Lewistown Oil and Refining Company
Lewistown
Montana Refining Company
Billings
Mutual Oil Company
Cowley
Wyo
Pure Oil Company
Minneapolis
Weowna Refining Company
Winnett
Midwest Refining Company
Co. W. Hart
Hedgesville
Lovell
General Petroleum Company
North Star Oil and Refining Company
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Pure Oil Corporation
Wyoming
Mid West Refining Company
Greybult
Former Senator Booth Resigns to Join Justice Dept
Former Senator E. B. Booth of Fallon county is set to be appointed to a high position in the department of justice. Edwin S. Booth of Baker Mont has resigned as solicitor of the interior department after urging to leave, with Work noting the move is a promotion and regretful but necessary.
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E. 8. Booth
Fallon County
Department of Justice
Edwin S. Booth
Baker
Mon
Interior Department
Booth
Work
Northern Montana colonization gains with Idaho farmers
Irrigated land colonization in northern Montana proceeds with 210 farmers from southern Idaho settling on Milk River and Chestnut Valley projects. Ten families arrived on Milk River this year. future arrivals planned. Banquet at Harlem honored new settlers with officials including E C Leedy and G W Lincoln attending.
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Idaho
Montana
Great Northern
G. W. Lincoln
Chestnut Valley
Cascade
Milk River
Harlem
Chinook
E. C. Leedy
Mr. Lincoln
K.L. Molen
Great Falla
Chas. D. Greenfield
Helena
Twin Falls
Falls
Firth
Paralyzed man robbed of savings in alleged Dillon incident
Police seek two Butte men after W H Stinson of Dillon was robbed of 806 dollars and a gold watch while en route to a sanitarium. He was found helpless in bed in a Bennett hotel room with no money for meals. The two suspects accompanied him yesterday, one named to the police. They are at large.
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Butte
W. H. Stinson
Dillon
Stinson
Bennett Hotel
Fergus County Eggs Shipments Signal Poultry Growth
A Lewistown firm sent a carload of Fergus county eggs to Boston, the first such shipment from the area. The consignment held about 160 000 eggs. Farmers are expanding into turkey raising, with ex Senator B C White of Buffalo planning a large flock to tackle grasshoppers.
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Fergus
Fergus County
Lewistown
Boston
B. C. White
Buffalo
Judith Basin
Farmers Holding Wheat To Move Over Great Northern
Farmers hold 1,402,000 bushels awaiting shipment via the Butte division of the Great Northern railroad. Superintendent Fred Wear says 125 grain cars idle in Great Falls yards, a condition persisting for a month as farmers wait for a better price next month.
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Butte
Great Northern
Great Falls
Fred Wear
Wear
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Montana Farmer
Montana Oil Journal
ILVER
Great Falls Silver Black Fox CO
Rube E. Stewart
Rainbow
Great Falls, Mont
Flaherty Optical Parlor
Third &I. N
ARK Hotel
Mierald
Central Ave
Central
Sunburst Oil & Gas Co
Stevenson Oil &Co
Lat Falls
Territory of
Kevin-Sunburst
Congressional Garden
Scott
Leavitt
Ignatore of
Peel
New York
Arnie
Castoria
Butte, Mont
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