Tenday the Bannack Chief and the Lost Boy Tale
An elderly Bannack chief Tenday helps rescue a lost boy swept from a wagon train on the Yellowstone prairie. The boy, separated near a Boulder site, survives via endurance until Tenday and a pursuing party, including the mother, locate footprints and follow a long trail to reunite at a creek. Tenday remains a trusted ally, later visiting Butte and receiving a silk hat as a gift.
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Tenday
Virginia City
Mecca
Yellowstone
Smith
Tam
Butte
Eberan
State Pioneers to Meet Aug 13 in Bozeman Parade Director Named
Frank Collins of Manhattan will be director general of the parade for the annual meeting of the Society of Montana Pioneers and the Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers to be held in Bozeman August 18 14 and 18. A large attendance is expected with special features including an open air banquet at Bozeman Hot Springs sightseeing tours and a dance program. Rail fare has been secured at one and one half the round trip under the certificate plan for the meeting in Bozeman.
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Society of Montana Pioneers
Society of Sons and Daughters of
Montana’ Pioneers
Bozeman
Frank ‘Collins
Manhattan
Bozeman Hot Springs
Frank D. Brown
Missoula
Montana
A.good
Tim
Montana Engineers Lead Nation in Training and Practice
Montana State College graduates in engineering gain national notice for strong training and Western work ethic. Alumni secure high responsibility in radio plants, automatic telephone projects, and big installations in Central America and New York City. The college showcases diverse programs from civil to electrical engineering and emphasizes field work through Montana topography and industry visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
University of Montana
Bozeman
Montana
Minton
New York State
New York City
Montana State College
America
West
Central America
State College
Great Western Sugar Company
Billings
Gamat Works
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
College of Engineering
Governor calls for aid for Gallatin County school repairs
The Montana governor Jeffrey Erickson calls on state citizens to donate funds to repair or rebuild Three Forks Logan and Manhattan public schools damaged by the June earthquake in Gallatin county. Districts cannot issue bonds and risk delaying the next term without outside aid. Donations are to be sent to Sam D. Gova of Helena, appointed executive committee chairman, with the state seal affixed at Helena on July tenth, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin County
Montana
Three Forks
Logan
Manhattan
J. B. Erickson
State of
Commonwealth
Sam D. Gova
Helena
J.B. Erickson
Montana Wool Clip Surges to Eastern Mills
Carload after carload of Montana wool is shipped daily this week to eastern milling firms and will continue for the next weeks. Great Falls serves as headquarters for wool men. Esc A Gray, formerly of Butte and now general agent for the Chicago Northwestern at St Paul, estimates over 20 million pounds will be shipped by August 1.
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Montana
Great’ Falls
Esc
A. Gray
Butte
Chicago Northwestern Railroad
St. Paul
Engineering College Praised by Dean Norris at MSU
Dean Earle B. Norris of Montana State College says engineering teaching in Montana is highly rated. He notes the College of Engineering is ranked among the best in the country by employers, state boards, and educational agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Shops
Montana
Earle ‘B. Norris
Montana State College
Emplooyers. of
College of Engineering
Motors Prepare for an Office Position in Montana School
The article notes motors preparing for an office position in the only Montana school. It cites no other people or organizations and offers limited context about the event.
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Pete
India
Idaho
Indian Department
Madison
Jackass Creek
Agency Creek
Ross Creek
Yellowstone Valley
Bozeman Trail
Indiana
Kealee
Alder Gulch
Buck
Ini
Pendey
Northwest
Madison Valley
State Pioneers
Frank Collins
Parade
Gallatin
Spar Nells
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