Treasure State News Briefs Chronicle Local Deaths and Grants
POWER John E. Maroon 59, recent death victim, farmed in the area 32 years. BILLINGS Nelson R. Johnson 66, chief deputy Yellowstone County clerk and recorder, died from lung ailment. came here in 1923. MISSOULA H. Van Dorn 62, shot while pheasant hunting near St Ignatius, died from injuries. HELENA Highway machinery contracts worth 120000 let by Purchasing Agent J E Henry. BUTTE Street decorating in central business district to begin Nov 24 per chamber of commerce. HELENA Jack Mahan, son of John W. Mahan, named president of University of Montana freshman class. GREAT FALLS Katherine Dylan, long-time resident of 40 years, died. born in Poland. BUTTE Montana School of Mines awarded Carnegie Corp grant 3000 for books. LEWISTOWN Egnatius Krafden 61, found dead in ranch cabin after Odessa fall to German troops. BUTTE Mary M Bourquin 73, wife of Judge George M Bourquin, died. native of Ireland. VIRGINIA CITY Jonas Wiklund 66, long-time resident, carpenter and miner for Conrey Placer at Ruby. BUTTE Robert Lee Scott 24, sentenced to five years for theft and possession of stolen government property. GREAT FALLS Mrs Daniel B Carroll 40, daughter of Tribune publisher O S Warden, died. native of Great Falls. FORT BENTON Albert Henry Davis 83, prominent stockman. born England. came to Canada 1869 and Montana 1881. KALISPELL Human skull found. believed to be Frank Howell 50, woodsman missing since winter. SHELBY Statewide rank items continue.
Hardened guardian falls for ward in Scottish manor tale
In a two part story set around Glen couth and Lockley, Nel Avon, ninth earl of Avon and Lippe, becomes guardian to Julie Coleton. He withdraws her from a school, moves her into his country estate, and a bond of affection grows into love despite social dangers. The tale follows their complex relationship and hints at an ongoing scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Aland Shere
Earl of
Avon and Lippe
Nol
Nel Avon
Angela Glent
London
Lord Avon
Coleton
Julie
Nel
Oliver Goldsmith
Avon
Cromer
Lockley
Guardian
Ward
Avona
Nol Avon
Julie Coleton
Colin
Forest Fire Experts Meet at Priest River Idaho
Twenty nine national forest fire research and control experts will hold a five day conference at the Priest River experimental forest near Sandpoint Idaho from December 2 to 6. It is the first national fire control conference in this region since 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest River
Sandpoint
Idaho
Melvin Bradner
Rocky Mountain Forest and Range
Missoula
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John E. Maroon
Billings
Nelson R. Johnson
Yellowstone County
St. Ignatius
H. van Dorn
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Helena
Jack Mahan
John W. Mahan
University of Montana
Great Falls
Katherine Dylan
Poland
United States
Montana School of Mines
Carnegie Corp
Lewistown
Odessa
Egnatius Krafden
Here
Krafden
Russia
Mary M. Bourquin
George M. Bourquin
County Mayo
Ireland
Virginia City
Jonas Wiklund
Pony
Conrey Placer Mining Co
Ruby
Robert Lee Scott
Whitehall CCC
Daniel B. Carroll
New Orleans
O. S. Warden
Fort Benton
Albert Henry Davis
Square Butte
England
Canada
Montana
Chouteau County Bank
Kalispell
North Fork
Frank Howell
Shelby
News Syndicate Co., Inc
Corin
Whymper and Bell
John .A. Brown
Sweet Grass Hills
Gold Butte
Whitlash
Montana Defense Commission
Office of Production Management
Washington
Robert Walden
Great Falls-Land Coulee Road
Walden
Bridget Irene Murphy
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Order of Hibernians
J. D. Sullivan
R. J. McKenna
United States Department of Agriculture Defense Board
Stanley Ralston Moore
Coeur d’Alene
Old Mexico
British Columbia
Alaska
Last Chance Mining Association
Last Chance Gulch
John Schroeder
Guy Riegal
Silver Crescent Mining Co
Spokane
Carl C. Martin
The
Martin Mining Co
Oscar Baarson
Carl J. Trauerman
Montana Mining Association
John Harris
Ont
Murphy- Maclay
Chester
Harris
Rome
Lord Avon Rose
Hampshire
Miss Aldgate
Bourbon
Glenmore
Glenmore Distilleries Co. Incorporated
Louisville, Ky
Bend
West
Rawlins
Charles M. Russell
Montana Newspaper Association
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