Jail Is Thrilling Woman Alleged in Auto Thieves Ring
A Cody Wyoming case involves Mrs Hudilson a young woman said to be part of a cowboy auto thieves gang arrested in Billings. She was jailed after a night in the city with four men linked to the Overland theft. Police traced the gang to Billings where three men were detained for trying to sell tires from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowboy Ring of Auto ‘Thieves
Sergeant Heagney
Hudilston
Billings
Cody
Wyo
Hudilson
Rusch
Billings Hudson-Essex Company
H. H. Miner
Collins
Usch
Chris Rumiley
Joe Chavis
Archie Campbell
Rumley
Wyoming
Chavis
Campbell
Facts About Montana pamphlet sent to printer
A revised edition of Facts About Montana prepared by the division of publicity in the department of agriculture labor and industry has been released and is now with the printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Division of Publicity
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Slaughter of Varmints Reaches Over Four Hundred Coyotes
For the fiscal year ending July 1, Kunt era in cooperation with the biological survey in Valley County killed 412 coyotes and four bobcats. The largest tally was by Steve Boyce with 252 coyotes and bobcats destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuntera
Biological Survey
Valley County
Steve Boyce
Lamb Crop Is Lower Than 1926 And 1925
The 1927 Montana lamb crop reaches 1 462 000 head, down 344 000 from 1926 and 116 000 from 1925, per the United States division of livestock estimates with the state department of agriculture. A hijacking note describes a criminal robbed by another criminal about to sell to an alleged honest citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States Division of Livestock Estimates
State Department of Agriculture
Russell Memorial Movement Grows National in Scope
A Great Falls chamber initiative to erect a Russell memorial expands beyond Montana with plans to acquire the artist studio and establish a national network of committees. The project contemplates a permanent art gallery, bronze statue, and display of Russell paintings, aiming to secure private gifts and museum-style exhibitions.
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Charles M. Russell
Russell
Great Falls
Sager
Montana
Fourth Avenue North
Russell Memorial Art Gallery
Ponaiie
Thier
F. A. Fligman
Chamber of Commerce of
Edmund Love
Fligman
New York
R. B. Caples
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
George McKown
J. H. Irwin
Frank Scotten
J. C. Dow
W.F. O'Leary
W. J. Tighe
Julius Wuerthner
J. W Eman
Julius Peters
J. W. Speer
Ray Armour
C. E. Isey
Warden
W. M. Bole
George Arper
W. H. Hoover
W. T. Greeley
W. W. Cheely
A. E. Wiggin
A. Willis
I. W. Church
J. W. Sherwood
Dan Tracy
H. B. Mitchell
Sam Stephenson
L. M. Ford
E. M.larson
Russell Strain
Reyn Leedom
H. O. Cowan
A. HE. Schwingel
E. H. Cooney
Montana News Snatches A Patchwork Of Tragedy And Activity
A Montana roundup reports deaths from gunshot and drowning in Harlem and Butte, a ranch accident in Billings, a store fire in Stanford, and wrecks on the Missouri River. Other items note a Bitter Root lettuce shipment, a piney lupine study, a recreation center plan in Missoula, indictments in Helena, and various local economic, postal, and railroad updates across the state.
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Stanford Mercantile Company
Sidney
Canity
Dotson
Ifs c
Missouri
Mississip
Memis
Tenn
Mobridge
Missoula
Woodside
Sh and Game Commission
Gallup Canyon
Holland
Negro Federated Women's Clubs of Montana
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Smiths
Helena
Robert Oakes
Intermountain Union
Los Angeles
Bainville
John Collins
Dillon
United States
Wellington
Rankin
Missoulam
Charles P. Smith
San Jose
Calif
Stevensville
Mavalli Canning Company
Owen Rrowppeen
State Reform School
Miles City
Butte
Nehemiah Trevethick
Arthur Knepper
Holy Savior Church
Eegan
Great Falls
Cascade County
Northern Pacific Railroad
Cascade
Lewis and Clark
L. G. DeVore
Jesse Connor
Hardin
Havre
Farmers’ Grain Exchange Seeenny
First Coroner's Jury In the State Brought In Unique Verdict
The first coroner inquest in the area now Montana was held at Hellgate near Missoula in the sixties after a fatal gunfight between Big Nick and Overlander over an Indian squaw. The jury returned the verdict Damned good shooting, declaring the incident lawful.
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State of
Montana
Hellgate
Missoula
Montana Historical Library
Big Nick
Wo Nick
Dave O'Keefe
Overlander
Fick
Walier irrigation project settlement ends dispute
The Carey land board reports a settlement between Valier La and Water Co and the Pondera County Canal and Reservoir Co over the Walier irrigation project. The construction company will complete the project and turn it over, ending a long dispute and delaying further construction.
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State Carey Land Board
Walier
Pondera County
Valier la and Water Company
State asks for cooperation on rail enforcement
Officials say enforcement of state 1 and related rules may be the first time in years. Richland Dawson Prairie and nearby counties including Wibaux Big Horn Yel Carbon Sweet Grass are involved in the appeal for rail carriers to aid oversight and compliance.
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Helena
iMegal
Ina
Sone Ea -Aigarve Oy
Ener General
Ate Tor
Ia Tech
Richland
Dawson
Prairie
Wibaux
Pe Big Horn
Yel- Carbon
Sweet Grass
Counties
Indians to Get 15000 Cattle on Fort Peck Reservation Program
Fort Peck reservation leaders plan to buy sheep and cattle after a visit by District Baptist F C Campbell Browning and Supt Chas Eggers. The drive aims to distribute hay and stock this fall with about 15000 dollars in stock expected. Fort Peck Farming and Livestock officers met last week and a social fund event to support the Indian fair next month was held near Poplar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Peck Reservation
F.C. Campbell
Browning
Chas, Eggers
Mr. Campbell
Fort Peck
Ship Cattle From Mon Mer Section Reach Sioux City
Two carloads of cattle shipped from Quidford and two more cars from Havre formed the first complete shipment from that section of Montana. The cattle were in fair condition with some ailment and were marketed at Sioux City, Iowa.
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Mon Mer
Bioux City
State Board approves weekly fire drills at Montana institutions
The state board of examiners recently authorized weekly fire drills for protection in state institutions outside the University of Montana units by the state fire marshal. The report contrasts this with a local club scene where a player refuses to lead a two-spot to the queen of hearts.
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Fire
State Board of Examiners
University of Montana
Great Man and artist Friend Says Model Husband Needed
A wry quip notes born greatness endures longer than fate. A witty line has a woman declining marriage to an artist friend, wanting a model husband rather than a husband as a model.
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Bastile
Mel
Pearl Hudilson
Bank of Great Falls
Huseth
Optometrist
Optician
Pods
M. Olivas
Gary
Whitehall
Amalgamated Sugar Company of Utah
Jefferson
Madison Counties
Schoo Boy
FF Ptain
Iran
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
oBard
Ravalli County
Hamilton
Bert C. Lee
E. R. Hammond
Havre Natural Gas Company, Incorporated
Chinook Gas Company
Montana Railroad Commission
Atty. Gen. L. A
Fk Ed
Glindas
Storer General, Foot
the Open Door
The
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Great Practical University of the Northwest
Home Makers and Domestic Arts
Conservatory of Music Agriculture and Farm Management
Real College
Billings Polytechnic Institute, Polytechnic P. O
Billings, Montana
Jensen
Montana Street
A.ckeneud
Hehematin
Butte,Montana
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