Montana Lands and Investments Report Shows Large Yearly Totals
The statement indicates investments during the year by the state boards and departments totaling over 4.75 million dollars. It notes bright prospects for gradual accumulation of permanent revenue funds under the Board of Land Commissioners and the Department of Lands and Investments led by Commissioner IM Brandford.
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Varius
Board of Land Commissioners
EDO Ps ‘Moverning Board
Q Roke
Brandford
Commencement Plans At College For Third Division Class
The 1928 class will hold commencement Thursday May 31 at 10 00 o clock in the college auditorium. T J Davis of Butte will be the speaker. The class is expected to be the largest in school history. Rush Jordan assistant professor of history departs for the University of Idaho to pursue a Master of Science degree.
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College Auditorium
T. J. Davis
Butte
Rush Jordan
Idaho
Montane Wool Pools Plan Expands Across Montana
Murray Stebbins announces 17 local wool pools this year in Montana. A new cooperative pool formed in Big Sandy pledges 6 000 fleeces with Frank Ostram as president H Hodee secretary and Herman May vice president. Pools in Deer Lodge Great Falls Miles City Glendive Glasgow Hayride Lewistown total about 430 000 sheep for the season. prior pools have 182 500 fleeces pledged. Lambing is strong though moisture is variable.
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Montana
Murray Stebbins
Woolgrowere’ Adsociation
Big Sandy
Frank Ostram
H. Hodee
Herman May
Stebbins
Livingston
Big Timber
Conrad
Chateau
Columbus
Browning
Harlowton
Mia Willis Martinell Visit at Lyon Home
Mia Willis Martinell and two children of Dell are spending a few days visiting at the Lyon home.
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Mia
Willis Martinell
Dell
Lyon
St Rose Guild Sale Set For May 26 At Waldorf Store
The St Rose guild plans a kitchen goods sale to be hosted by the ladies on Saturday May 26 at the Waldorf store. Proceeds benefit guild activities and local community services.
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St. Rose Guild
Waldorf Store
High School Commencement Notes Across Cities in May
President E. Davis leads talks this week at Harlem Malta and Glasgow. Dr Dayla plans visits to Havre for North Montana summer school planning. Superintendent Henry to give Salmon Idaho address. Prof Clark to speak at Sheridan May 26 and Prof Albright at Nashua May 26 and Hinsdale May 28. Assembly week run by juniors. straw vote favors Hoover. Musical interludes by Blanche Fousek and John Donaldson. Commencement week opens with baccalaureate at college auditorium and Davis delivers Leadership Unvisited. Senior dinner May 28, Senior play May 28, Gargoyles banquet May 29, tea May 30.
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E. Davis
Harlem
Malta
Glasgow
Dayla
Havre
Montana
Charles Henry
Salmon
Idaho
Robert Clark
Sheridan
R. E. Albright
Nashua
Hinsdale
Merry Moyle
Butte
Smith
Wallace
Fors+ gren
Dillon
Lowdon
Alice Lillie
Great’ Falls
Hoover
Vate Hoover
Blanche Fousek
Great Falls
John Donaldson
West Point
H of Davis
Residence
Normal College
School Vocational Training Shines In National Junior Activities
The article lauds nationwide junior activities driving educational progress through vocational training. It highlights the impact on industry agriculture animal husbandry and commerce with judging contests and health exams as key demonstrations of the program’s success and future leadership.
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Hos “Angeles
Armstead Sets Stage for New Pool Hall and Cabaret
William Climer plans to open a new pool hall and cabaret nearing completion, expected to enhance Armstead’s look and amusements. Funeral attendance included Edgar Rife and several Scott families at Mrs. Thomas Barrett’s service in Dillon. Community events featured Neighbors gathering at the Scott and Decker ranch and Signe Mattson hosting B M U members with cards and luncheon. A kitchen shower for Miss Mattson followed by shopping trips and a trip to Dillon to see Slade Mike Taylor, while Sidney Smith moved to Deer Lodge for a new job. Dellar Gordon reports lambing progress amid wet weather. A daughter was born Monday night to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rite.
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William Climer
Edgar Rife
Parke Scott
Laura Scott
Jesse Brown
W. N. Bichler
Misa Sophia Guyaz
Thomas Barrett
Dillon
Scott and Decker Ranch
Signe Mattson
Leona Whitt
Sidney Smith
Gilmore
Pittsburg
Deer Lodge
Charles Burden
Dellar Gordon
Edgar Rite
Native Born Majority Among Montana Prisoners, State Says
About 75 percent of Montana state prisoners are native born Americans and have lived in the state over a year. The 478 inmates include 56.6 percent under 30 and 26 percent between 30 and 40, with 28.4 percent over 40. Two-thirds admitted guilt at trial. 75 percent are employed part time, and health is generally good.
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Helena
Poerigent
Montana
Prigonat R Lodge
Middleton
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Ralph Harding
Dillon, Mont
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Ernest Harding
Lima, Mont
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Retery
Bares
Armstead News
Enna Jettick
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