Re-engaged pro at Bozeman Club for fifth season
Bill Hanley of Seattle will take charge for his fifth season at Bozeman Country Club, arriving about May 1. The brief notes also include several Montana items on appointments, elections, construction, and local projects from cities including Missoula Helena Great Falls and points across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Bill Hanley
Seattle
Bozeman Country Club
Missoula
Harvey Johnson
Dan B. Currie
Great Falls
Josephine Stout
Montana Deaconess Association
Helena
Verna McFarren
Ranchers May Kill Game If Property Damaged
Montana supreme court reverses Rathbone verdict in the fish and game case. Rathbone of Augusta had pleaded guilty to killing elk out of season and was fined 200 dollars. The court ruled he should have been allowed to prove at district court that elk from the Sun River herd damaged his pastures and fences. He had previously advertised for machine gunners to kill the elk on his ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Fish and Game Department
C. R. Rathbone
Augusta
Rathbone
Supreme Court
High Court
Sun River
Great Fails
Umbrellas with 15 Foot Spreads Made in England
England manufactures large umbrellas with a 15 foot spread designed to cover two automobiles for use in Central Africa. The project highlights innovative travel shelter considerations and colonial logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Central
Africa
Butte Three World Title Bouts In One Week 1903
In 1903 Butte hosted three world championship boxing matches in one week with titles at stake. Tommy Ryan defeated John Willie in a contested Middleweight bout, Joe Walcott defeated Mose La Fontise, and Joe Gans beat Buddy King, all by knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
London
New Orleans
San Francisco
Butte
Bac
Tommy Ryan
John Willie
Broadway’ Athletic Club
Joe Walcott
Mose la Fontise
Montana Athletic Club
Joe Gans
Saps
Buddy King
Silver Bow Athletic Club
Abe Cohen
Ryan
Walcott
Gans
Ryan Willie
Silver Bow Club
Billy Nolan
Nolan
James R. Murphy
Broadway Athletic Club
Murphy
Willie
Walcott Courage
Billy Gibson
Gene Tunney
Jerry McCarthy
Mose LaFontise
al Hereford
Joe Lucas
King
O’keefe-Britt
Herrera-Broad
America
Helena
Los Angeles
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Portland
Walter Wilmot
Pete Dowling
Roach
Bandelia
Thomas
Pete
Piggy Ward
Aoe
Jack Flannery
Jack
Montana Liquor Board
Great Falls
Boston
Montana
Pipestone Springs
Peter Jackson
al Weinig
Kid Carter
Jeffries
Corbett
Tommy
Montana Tops In Buffalo Census And Range
A United States Bureau of Biological Survey census shows Montana with 1 044 buffalo, the most in any state or territory, followed by South Dakota 955 Wyoming 922 and Oklahoma 639. Total buffalo in the United States and Alaska exceed 5 000 with Montana hosting eight refuges and several herds including Crow Agency and Molese refuges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States Bureau of Biological Survey
South Dakota
Wyoming
Oklahoma
United States
Alaska
United
Territory of
Ana
District of Columbia
Roahen
Bureau of Biological Survey
American Bison Society
Buffalo Range
The
Biological Survey
Delta River
Bureau
Arizona
California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kan- Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhodes Island
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Lion House
New York Zoological Society
Ven
Eec
Kalispell
Wwa Te Place
United States of Canada
Indian Agency
Conditions Favorable For 1940 Wool Crop
The agriculture department reports domestic supply conditions remain favorable for marketing the 1940 American wool crop. Although February and March imports were large, the April 1 carryover is expected to be the smallest in recent years. Domestic consumption may exceed 1939 production by about 190 million pounds, with prices for the new crop not yet clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Department
Tool Left in Casing Hurls Through Fender at 50 MPH
An unusual accident near Conrad involved a tire tool left inside a tire of Al Berland’s car. At 50 mph the tool broke from the tire, struck the fender, and flew about 300 feet. A passenger burned his hand attempting to retrieve the tool. Berland is a Brady farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
al Berland
Berland
Brady
Bonham Farmer Stocks Hay and Chickens in Ice After Hail
Hailstorms hit near Bonham Texas killing and wounding Mullins chickens. He dressed carcasses and stored in his refrigerator. He then collected hailstones to fill the fridge and kept his chicken crop on ice while noting a humorous jab at government policy and big organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Mullins
Bonham
Texas
Mullins
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Aeronautical Institute
S. Grand Ave
Dept. A
Cal
Lewis & Walker
Inman Hatcheries
Aberdeen
St. Dakota
Gallatin Chick News
Gallatin Chick Hatchery
DE Armond & Duganne Hatchery
Independence
Ore
U. S
Hansen's
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board
Fred H. Cockell
Milwaukie
Rhode Island
Vashon Island Cooperative Hatchery
Vashon
D. C
U. 8
B. W. D. Free
W. J
Poly Blvd
Billings
Pullorum
T. B
Farmers Union
Williston
Farmers Union Co-Operative Assn
N. D
Blue Ribbon Hatchery and Supply Company
Mandan
Ramshaw's
Salt Lake City
Barber College
Moler Barber College
MOLER
W. 3d
Falcon Press
Madison Ave
Boulder
Cole
Colo
Trish Water
Percy K. Swan
Chico
Calif
Gregg
MacKay College
Figueroa
A. C
Hansen Bros
Filer
Hays Optical CO
Grand
Kansas City
Flathead
Falconer
Rainbow
Chesak Seed Corn Farm
Rte
Bismarck
No. Dakota
Fort Peck Dam
Glasgow-Fort Peck
Glasgow
Farm Equipment PT
Isaacsons
Perth
Ray Dreisbach
Kelley
Ion
Havre
Bear Paw Mountains
Albert Hell
7Th Avenue
Walla Walla Valley
Anna Foss
Freewater
Big Horn
Mont
Brandt
Beacon St
Chicago
Hiway
Grant's Pass
H. H. Howsley
Fullerton
W. 8. Burton
Star Route
Rowan
Delmer Fox
Darby, Mont
Power
Carter County
E. Boucher
Marcelin
Sask
Theodore Anderson
Rte. 1
Hamilton
Frary & Burlingame
Roberts Laboratories
Waukesha
Wraraaaararirasy Watkins
N. Z. Nielsen
Larimer
Denver
Melstone Messenger
Melstone, Montana
U. S. Nat'l Bank
United Karakul and Fur Co
Robt
M. White
Caldwell
D. McGrath Estate CO
Oxnard
Postal
W F. Sanderson
West Trenton
N. J
Alaska Junk Company
South
Adams
Wash
Milton Nursery Company
Milton, Oregon
P. O
Oakland
Talisman CO
Beverly Hills
Nellie Lewis
Lapine
John Hodson
Sturgeon Bay
Virginia Lee
Glendale
Palestine
Pioneer
B. C
Canada
Vollmer, Box
Duthie Seed Company
E. B. Drake
Alpine Gardens
Lakebay
Boysenberry
J. H. Bigale
Bigfork, Mont
East Lake Shore
FOX Studios
Montena
Wayne Fox
Pleasantville
Liberal Commission
Great Western Woolen Coo., Inc
Fergus Falls
Minn
Tenney
E. L. Huff Teachers’ Agency
Lene
Dept. D
Mera
Bellevue
Conner Geary
Taylor Straits
Vandine
Oakland Bay Bridge
Floweree Addition
Fort Ellis
Park Co-operative Electric Association
Corvallis
Hinsdale
A. E. Kathan
Pondora County
Kathan
Beloit
Wis
North Montana Hereford Breeders Association
Butte Girl Scout Council
Rocky Mountain
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
R. E. Towle
Forest Service
Inland Empire
Harlowton
David Lake
Snowy Mountains
Lake
Gardiner
Mammoth
Mammoth Hot Springs
Martha M. Scherck
State University
Scherck
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
George Scherck
By Joe L. Markham
Sutton
Broadway
Butte Club
Pacific Coast League
Jeff Kayved
C Corbett
Dane
Treasure State
Mee
Roma Wine Company, Inc
Barclay’s
JAS. Bargay & Co., Ltd
Detroit
Mick
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