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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
2
The 88th annual conclave of the Knights Templar of Montana will convene in Great Falls on June 22 and 23. James M. Burlingame, grand commander, will preside as about 200 members from 23 commanderies gather at Hotel Rainbow for the first time in the city.
Details of Brig. Gen. W. F. Raynolds 1859 Yellowstone expedition from St. Louis to Fort Sarpy. The march through Sioux and Crow territory included diplomacy, gifts, a disputed horse trade, and a Crow council at Fort Sarpy with Red Bear and Two Face. The account notes fur trade pressures, buffalo swarms, and encounters with Indians and traders, framing diplomacy as a mix of official aims and frontier realities.
Sir George Hirst and Sir Herbert H Fox lead a day of Divine services openings and parades at the Church of the Incarnation and Masonic temple. Auto rides for visiting ladies, tea and entertainment, and a trip to Great Falls dam are scheduled with a grand ball and musical program in the evening.
Chicago inventor N J Milburn introduces a puncture proof inner tube claimed to survive 500 punctures with no air loss. The tube reportedly raises mileage from 10 000 to 12 000 miles and aims for widespread agent distribution with a special introductory offer. Milburn lists 31 West 47th Street Chicago as contact.
Norris Basin unveils Red Growler steam vent turning rocks red from iron, while Whirligig geyser gains a new gig with three openings. Old Constant geyser returns to two minute eruptions. Park expects about 180000 visitors this season, with rising inquiries at Northern Pacific offices.
Miles City merchant George K. Foster has added a conscience fund entry of $20 for a theft from about 15 years ago. The note accompanying the cash request marks the third such letter in 18 months. Earlier, a woman sent $4 for two years past to clear a $1 change and another $10 bill was struck from the books after she said she had been converted.
The court, before Judge J. C. Huntoon, convicts L B Gle s on rape charges. The jury returns a first degree verdict with a penalty of five to ten years in the state penitentiary. The case stemmed from an assault on a neighbor. Germany operates over 250 beet sugar factories.
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