Large Team Demonstrations Planned Across Six Montana Counties
Northern Montana counties will host six June demonstrations of large team handling. Dates span Roosevelt, Sheridan, Daniels, Valley, Phillips and Blaine counties with experts J. J. Peek and an agricultural engineer presenting hitching methods, equipment, and multi-team loads. County agents coordinate local arrangements for accessible rural venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
M. L. Wilson
State College Extension Service
Roosevelt County
Sheridan County
Daniels County
Valley County
Phillips County
Blaine County
Gilchrist
J. J. Peek
North
State College
Bozeman
New York Socialist Party Demands U S Recognize Mexico Government
At the annual convention in New York the Socialist party adopted a resolution calling on the United States to recognize the present Mexican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Socialist Party
United States
Mexico
M Company Flag Story From Anaconda Smelters in the Philippines
The author recalls Montana’s First Montana at Helena and M Company’s flag during the Philippine campaign. Smelter workers funded a silk flag, carried Old Glory to Caloocan, and later wished the flag be preserved in the Hearst library in Anaconda. The tale contrasts bygone patriotism with today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Maine
Montana
Helena
War Department
Washington, D. C
America
Pang
M Company
B. N
Anaconda
Anaconda Elks
Rod Williams
Big Jack Hammill
Anaconda Elks Lodge
Caloocan
Manila
James Casey
Zelandia
San Francisco
Butte
Portland
J. H. Durston
Anaconda Standard
Jacob Schiffman
Tom Donnelly
Jo Shifman
1St Mont
M Co
Hearst Library
Standard
Pendleton
Oregon
Seattle
Wash
Jacob Schippman
Philippines
Schippman
Per
Smelter-men
Studebaker
T. C. Power Motor Car Company
Helens
Co . Co
Blaine County Leads in Poultry Show Ambition
Blaine county farmers form a permanent poultry association in Chinook and plan a November show linked with the North Montana Corn Show. About 1,000 birds are expected, with notable northwest breeders inclining to exhibit. Key organizers include F. M. Burke and County Agent Gustafson, distributing 1,500 R. C. R.1L eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Bozeman
Montana
Blaine County
Chinook
Northwest
F. M. Burke
Farmers’ Bank
Burke
J. P. Sundquist
Blaine County Poultry Growers
F. A. Grace
George Gustafson
Poultry Association
Judith Gap Sees Clash Over Marshal Position
Judith Gap faces a governance clash as Mayor P. B. Des Jardines declares Coleman's term ended and council members refuse to confirm W. L. McClelland as successor. They order McClelland to stay on, while Coleman remains in office until a confirmed replacement is named. The council also rejects the mayor’s pick for police magistrate Frank Keim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Gap
P. B. Desjardines
Marshal Coleman
W. L. McClelland
Coleman
McClelland
Des Jardines
G. C. Bills
Frank Keim
First site of Saleesh House explored in western Montana
J H T Ryman of Missoula will search next month for the site of the first white man's house in western Montana, Saleesh House, a Trading post of David Thompson. The site lies a few miles east of present Thompson Falls, important to Northwest history. Thompson, bound to Hudson Bay and Northwest companies, mapped vast western routes and spurned Astor's 1809 Pacific plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. H.T. Ryman
Missoula
Saleesh
David Thompson
Bitter Root
Hudson Bay Company
Atlantic
Northwest Company
North America
Prairie
Saskatchewan
Thompson
Astor
John Jacob Astor
New York
Cape Horn
Columbia River
Quebec
Great Lakes
Hudson Bay
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Laleesh House
Far West
St. Lawrence
Lake Champlain
Hudson
Pacific
Kettle Falls
Colville, Wash
English Explorer's Route to Columbia Mouth and Settlement Clash
An English explorer Thompson traversed mountains and valleys toward the Columbia River mouth. He aimed to establish a permanent post before American settlers, while competing parties under Astor rapidly closed in from Cape Horn, influencing southern boundary claims and early regional settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Piver
Astoria
Cape Horn
Astor
Columbia
Thompson
Bank Boy Drowns In River Near Cut Bank
Fourteen year old Orville Barnard son of Mr and Mrs Barnard drowned while swimming in the Cut Bank river cramps pulled him under near the shore and the body remained unrecovered late Sunday night. Four men were killed in an explosion at Apache Powder Co plant in Curtiss Arizona. One man injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville
Barnard
Bisbee
Ariz
Apache Powder Co
Curtiss, Ariz
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Issoula
Utte Business College
Areside Business Schools
Butte Business College
Dan
RKE Hotel
Bright Hotel
Lewistown
Fel J. ‘Pickhandle
Catalog van Blaricom Co
Butte Floral CO
West Broadway
Neutar Matters Co
Ford Bldg
Great Falls
T. Northwestern Mutual Life In- Wrance CO
Milwaukee
Wis
Sam D. Goza
Gen. Agt
Helena, Mont
Placer
F. BE. Kessler
Flaherty
Butterick
Ds Bros. Drygoods Co
Culder
Boulder
Great F Falls
Evberwines Boa
Great Fi Falls
Mont
Rvine E. Stewart
Great Falls, Mont
Great Walls
Wark Hotel
Tmafe
Aguinal
Zapote River Bridge
Cavite
B. N. Kennedy
The
Troy Echo
Blaine
Huseth
Onrican Guar Watts, Mone
Silver Black Fox Ranching
Thompson Falls
Flag of
Hudson's Bay, Company
Fiat
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Lou J. McLumby
Dempsey-Gibbons
Shelby
James A. Johnson
Shelby’s
Disseases Royalties
Kootenai Securities
C. B. Roberts
T. C. Power Motor Car ‘Company
Minot Flour Mill Co
Minot, N.D
Glasgow Flour Mill Co
Glasgow, Mont
Crosby Flour Mill Co
Crosby, North Dakota
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