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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1919

Page

3

Red Cross Roll Call Aims 100 Percent In Montana

Montana Red Cross prepares a statewide fall drive from November 2 to November 11 to renew 150000 adult members plus 83000 Junior Red Cross members. State Chairman Senator C B Roberts of Great Falls predicts success on Victory Day as volunteers organize county by county to support wartime to peacetime efforts.

Montana State Red Cross Roberts American Red Cross United States C. B. Roberts Great Falls Cc. B. Roberts Red Cross Drive Europe

Two Lonely Graves Recall Wild Days in the Little Rockies

A Butte observer recalls two graves near Sandusky Montana on the Little Rockies crest. He recounts the Curry gang era, Jen Jakes saloon, and gunplay tied to Pike Sandusky and Johnny Curry. The account visits Ghost towns, sheriff Buckley kin, and marked graves amid canyon landmarks and mission graves.

Little Rockies Rockies Pikel Sandusky Jen Jake Curry Gang Johnny Curry Curry Sandusky Montana Republic Butte People’s Creek Robert Emmet Buckley Johnnie Pike Sandusky Johnnie Curry Buckley Johnnie Currie Pike Gill & Winter Winter Lonie Curry Kansas City St. Paul’s Mission

Snowy Octobers for Forty Years in Montana Record

Weather bureau compilations show October totals reaching 10 inches or more in seven of the last four decades with heavy snow from Dakota to Idaho and across Montana. The article lists 1881 to 1919 dates and amounts, noting the bulk of monthly snow fell during specific days, and reports a new trough shaped ash sifter on two wheels patent for gravity feed.

Montana Dakota Idaho Weather Bureau Helena

Devlin Named New Montana Internal Revenue Collector

Havre native L. K. Devlin, long time deputy humane officer and former Broadwater County official, selected by Senator Walsh to succeed W. C. Whaley as internal revenue collector for Montana. Whaley resigns to retire on his Broadwater farm as Montana shifts to a separate district. office downsizing follows. income tax and wartime duties have greatly expanded the collector’s workload.

L. K. Devlin Havre Montana T. J. Walsh Internal Revenue Collector District of Montana W. C. Whaley Broadwater County Whaley Internal Revenue Fort Assinniboine Broadwater & McCulloh Great Falls Meat Company Devlin Vermont Chouteau County Internal Revenue District Idaho Utah Helena Roper

Plan to Move Atlantic Freight Toward Montana Gains Steam

The Great Lakes St Lawrence Tidewater Association pushes deepening the St Lawrence to ship ocean freight via Welland into the Great Lakes. Charles P. Craig explains the plan to Montana commercial clubs as the boundary commissions draft methods for treaty approval and funding. Montana stands to gain per capita more than any other state as ships load at Duluth and unload in Liverpool.

Atlantic Ocean Montana Great Lakes Joint International Boundary Commission State Department Commission Senate United States Canada Welland Canal St. Lawrence Duluth Liverpool England Craig Commercial Club Great Falls

Billings Prepares First Flying School in Montana

The Montana Tractor School and Montana Curtiss Aeroplane company announce an aviation program in Billings led by John Farrell. Two planes are at the Billings field with a third en route, offering instruction in airplane construction and mechanics. The school opens its second year on Monday, November 17, with a new building and equipment after a strike delayed work. about 200 graduates last year signal strong enrollment next season.

Billings Montana Montana Tractor School Montana Curtiss Aeroplane Company John Farrell Billings Flying Field Billings Field

Montana Girl Queen Honored by Belgian Queen

Miss Martha Hower, a Forsyth public health nurse and former Red Cross overseas nurse, received a Belgian royal decoration for serving Belgian refugee children. She led a 60 bed hospital in Le Grandrier Correze, France, during 1917 and was offered Brussels’ Eonth Cavell hospital post.

Red Cross Belgium Martha Hower Rosebud County Montana Miss Hower Forsyth Children’s Bureau le Grandier Correze France Charles Gaux Queen Elizabeth Eonth Cavell Hospital Brussels

Louis Hill Says G N Would Build Extension in Montana

Louis W. Hill, chairman of Great Northern Railway, says railroads lose money under present tariffs and would keep doing so under private operation. He urges national legislation to raise rates to cover higher costs and credits for an extension of Great Northern lines in Montana. He was visiting Great Falls before opening Glacier National Park’s winter season and hinted at possible plans for a Glacierland winter carnival.

Great Northern Montana Louis W. Hill The Road Great Falls Mr. Hill Glacier Park National Playground St. Paul Glacierland

Ambitious State Roads Plan Set for Next Year Push

The state completes a bold transport initiative with a plan for three major east to west highways and a northern corridor running from the Canadian border to Yellowstone National Park.

Canadian Line Yellowstone Park

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