Montana notes from Treasure State briefed items
A batch of short Montanan items cover various towns. The Montana Hotel association plans its annual convention in Missoula on November 10. a 20 000 acre state land sale near Shelby is set for November 19. officials discuss warrant payment order in Helena. pioneer guests hosted in Moore. Hardaway promoted at Montana Bank in Great Falls. stock corrals to be built in Ekalaka. casualties and obituaries in Butte. air corps testing board to visit Butte and Bozeman. local projects include Fairfield irrigation and Mount Haggin housing loan notes. unemployment service director change. And a cascade of regional notes on farms, mining, and local commerce across several cities.
Bears wreck dwelling in Gold Creek home
Mrs. Bruce Prim returned from Seattle to find her Gold Creek ranch house torn apart by marauding bears. They smashed doors, furniture, and bedding, devoured jams and flour, scattered lime and cement, and ripped a roof hole as they escaped. A prior bear raid on the nearby guard station was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Bruce Prim
Gold Creek
Forest Service
National preaching mission planned in Great Falls
A national Christian preaching mission will be held in Great Falls the week of January 11 under the Great Falls Ministerial association. Edwin G. Peterson, president of the school for the deaf and blind, heads the arrangements committee. Invitations will be extended to residents in surrounding towns and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Blackhead color caused by chemical change in tissue not dirt
The article explains that the dark color of blackheads results from a chemical transformation within the skin tissue rather than accumulation of dirt. It emphasizes a physiological basis for blackhead formation.
Bulls and heifers sell at auction with high prices
In the auction 66 bulls averaged 362.82 dollars per head and 37 heifers averaged 173.78 dollars. The top bid of 1000 dollars went to McNamara and Marlow Inc of Big Sandy for Reliable Domino 37th, a senior yearling show bull and reserve champion at this year’s fair. Cascade county officials deny neglect in Indian children deaths at hill 57, Chamberlain Bacon’s death noted as fifth in the colony. the board pledges no discrimination and care for those in need within funds available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara and Marlow, Inc
Big Sandy
Domino
Great Falls
Cascade County
Chamberlain -Bacon
Pepper Steak And Apple Upside Down Cake Recipe Note
A fragment lists pepper steak steps with marinated olives onions and tomatoes plus a baked 8 serving dish. It also outlines an Apple Upside Down Cake including tart apples cinnamon sugar butter sponge batter and baking directions. The text mixes two dessert and main dish recipes with quantities and temperatures.
Jesuit Helped Make History in Western Montana
Father Lawrence Palladino chronicled early Flathead life and the first contact with white settlers. The Flatheads, about 2000 strong, allied with Nez Perce, spoke a Kalispell tongue, and faced Blackfeet foes with beaver myths and sacred medicine. Ignace la Mouse urged missions, leading to 1831 1835 journeys and martyrdoms near Ash Hollow before renewed appeals to St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Palladino
Montana
Grasshopper
Alder Gulches
Father Palladino
Flathead
Sound
Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
Flathead Territory
St. Ignatius Mission
Eugenie
Lewis and Clark
Journal of
Serg
Patrick Glass
Flatheads
Flathea
St. Lawrence
Ignace
St. Louis
Cathedral of
Jason Lee
Daniel Lee
Stanstead
Canada
American Methodist Episcopal Church
Oregon
Williamette
Marcus Whitman
Parker
Ash Hollow
South Platte
Ed. eTne
Thor
Missionary Era on the Flatheads Ends with Chief Charlot
The narrative chronicles Father De Smet and later missionaries among the Flatheads from 1839 onward. It details the arrival at Green River, the building of a water mill and sawmill at St Ignatius, the conflict with White trappers, and the extended mission life ending with Chief Charlot leaving the Bitter Root for a government reservation on Oct. 17, 1891. Notable figures include Father De Smet, Father Ravalli, Father Zerbinati, Father Palladino, and Chief The Big Face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Young Ignace
Hudson’s Bay
Father de Smet
Termonde
East Flanders
Young Ienace
Green River
Nez Perces
Pend d’Oreilles
Kalispells
the Big Face
St. Louis
Gregory Mengarina
Nicholas Point
Joseen Specht
Charles Huet
William Claessens
de Smet
Colville
Zerbinati
Vincent Markn
Josef
Ravalli
Claessens
Specht
Europe
St. Ignatius Mission
Owen
Father C. Imoda
Father Giorda
Father Ravalli
Charlot
Father Palladino
St. Mary’s
Flatheads
Arlee
Henry
Flathead
Red Night
Pierre-Paul
Lalassi Pascal
Menetry
Igely
Palladino
Dilecto
Italy
Genoa
Petit Seminaire
Stazzlus
Society of Jesus
Excess Wheat Penalty Faces Early Removal
Senate agriculture committee backs removing about 49 cents per bushel penalty on excess wheat for farmers with short crops. House already passed. Roosevelt vetoed a similar rider weeks ago. The measure would allow marketing up to normal production from allotted acreage without penalty even if some comes from excess acreage. Senators say it helps winter wheat growers with low yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Missoula
The
Montana Hotel Association
Shelby
Helena
John W. Bonner
Moore
Moore Woman’s Club
Robert M. Hardaway
Montana Bank & Trust Co
Hardaway
Ekalaka
United States Grazing Service
Here
Capitol
Albion
Butte
Thomas Edward Williams
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Wales
Fort Benton
Guy Winter Baker
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Malcolm Morrow Sr
Chouteau County
Edward J. Devine
D. J. Hennessy Co
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Fairfield
Troy
Callahan District
Chester O. Hoisington
Butte Kennel Club
Max Apostel
Anaconda
Girard Trust Co
Philadelphia
Anaconda Housing Authority
Mount Haggin Homes
Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission
O. C. Lamport
John W. Nelson
State
Nelson
E. B. Craney
Anna M. Heaney
Ireland
Plentywood
Dagmar
Andrew Casper
Casper
Gates of the Mountains
B. F. Vosburgh
Pittman-Robertson
Vosburgh
Tom D. Caverly
Montana Preparedness and Advisory Commission
Ninth Corps
State Selective Service Headquarters
Willow Creek
Pattern Department
M.N
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Chin Amey
U. & Pat. Or
Betty Crocker
Home Service Department
Jesuit
Tyrol
France
Monaco
Nice
California
St. Ignatius College
San Francisco
Santa Clara
St. Ignatius
Flathead Reservation
Victor
Agriculture Committee
Hereford
John Etchart
Tampico, Mont
Roberts Loan & Cattle CO
WM. Spidel
Roundup
Schenley Distillers Corp
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