Depth Bomb Cocktail and Lochhouse Pistols Tale
A party tale follows Tom who creates a cocktail named Depth Bomb for Sir Maury while Freda probes family lore about Lord Howard of Lochhouse and pistols once tied to Benedict Arnold. The pistols’ fate and family artifacts spark museum interest amid colonial history talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Freda
Maury
England
Sir Maury
Lord Howard
Benedict Arnold
Ae Land
Lochhouse
Howard
Lord Lochhouse
Ethan Allen
Arnold
Mr. Reed
Tinkling Brook
Pistols Loaned to Museum by honor of Sir Maury
Freda and Tom navigate a royal reception night and a mistaken hat swap. Sir Maury Howard, intoxicated and evasive, agrees to loan Lochbourle pistols to a museum as thanks for avoiding a public scene. The incident reveals temperance and loyalty themes amid a witty London–New York social caper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Freda
Maury Howard
Clementine Howard
Fairyland
Mr. Reed
New York
Sir Maury
Maury
Sir Sey
Lord Howard
Lochboule
Pioneer of Helena Dies at 87 in Helena Residence
Herman Lidolph, 87, longtime Helena resident since 1887, died at his daughter Mrs Roy Millegan’s home in the Helena valley. Born in Germany April 21, 1857, he came to the United States at seven and reached Helena before its city government. He worked as a gardener, ran a farm, headed the Capitol’s gardens, and retired in 1923 to Helena. He married Frances Ann Short in 1883. she died in 1905. He is survived by his daughter Mrs Millegan and stepson Robert Short of Claypool.
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Herman Lidolph
Helena
Roy Millegan
Helena Valley
Germany
United States
Lidolph
Fort Benton
East Helena
Canyon Creek
State Capitol
State Vocational School
Frances Ann Short
Robert Short
Claypool
Millegan
Stockmen Hear Range, Legislation Topics at Great Falls Meet
The 57th Montana Stockgrowers convention in Great Falls drew 750 delegates. Speakers covered Herford types for Montana ranges, livestock legislation, national boards, drought concerns, highway issues, and farm credit. Gov. Ford spoke at the banquet on state government reorganization as moisture and prices shape the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Great Falls
Fred S. Willson
North Montana
Wayre
Thomas A. Ross
Albert K. Mitchell
National Livestock and Meat Board
New Mexico
Arnold
U M Livestock Leaders Praise Vaccination and Policy Shifts
A Spokane Chamber of Commerce event features praise for calfhood vaccination as a tool to eradicate Bang’s disease in Montana. The address commends Dr. W J Butler and Secretary Phillips, noting strong livestock association leadership and calls for cooperation with the livestock sanitary board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Forest Service
Interior Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bang
W. J. Butler
Livestock Sanitary Board
Arnold
Phillips
Montana
Vision of 300-horsepower family airplane
A leading designer envisions a future family airplane with 300 horsepower, a cruising speed of 200 mph, five passenger seats, and gasoline efficiency of about 12 miles per gallon.
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Rm Rippon
Leo
News Syndicate Co., Inc
Sir Maury Howard
Helen Lewis
Raymond Sellers
Finlen’s
Finlen
Butte
USS
U. of M. Pro
South America
A.W. Schindler
University of Denver
Montana State University
G. D. Shallenberger
Main St
Butte, Mont
Hotel Rainbow
Eddy Gallivan
Mat
Hulena
Mack’s
Piccadilly
Fountain Service
Central Avenue
Anaconda Sales Co
Anaconda, Montana
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