Ducks Killed by Hawk After Hunter Reaches Limit
L G Smith of Anaconda tells a Red Rock tale of ducks shot to limit as a hawk steals and nests them. The hunter waits for wind, watches the hawk retrieve each duck, and finally retrieves his birds from the nest with young hawks stripping feathers.
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Hawk
Hunter
L. G. Smith
Anaconda
Dresden
China
Smith
Roosevelt
Red Rock
L. G
Mr. Smith
Yellowstone Tourist Traffic Up This Season
Union Pacific railroad officials report tourist traffic to Yellowstone park totaled 31,424 this season across three gateways. West Yellowstone led with 16,408 visitors, Gardiner 9,769, and Cody 5,247. 7,000 more visited by rail than last year.
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Yellowstone
Union Pacific Railroad
Yellowstone Park
Park
West Yellowstone
Gardiner
Mont
Cody
Wyo
Religion in the Basin: A preacher joins Montana oil camp
Robert Lynd examines his three months as a missionary in Wolf Basin Montana where he works as a roustabout to win men over to religion. He discovers practical faith grows from hard labor community effort and shared hardship beyond sermon work.
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Robert 8
Lyndh
Harper's Magazine
Wolf Basin
Montana
Gus
Preacher
New York
123D Street
Vén
Shorty
West Virginia
Ernie
Missus
Missouri
Carl
Dee
Charlie
Sam
Mississippi
Slim
Tennessee
Hisself
Bert
Natay
Lynch
Ike
Sexton
Bitcher and Lang
Andy
Mous
Red Lodge
Basin
Ringling plans Montana dairy expansion to aid small farmers
R T Ringling of White Sulphur Springs promotes a profit sharing dairy program for small Montana stockmen. After visiting Ravalli County and Willow Glen near Anaconda he bought Holsteins to move to his dairy near White Sulphur. He argues dairy farming offers stable profits and regional growth, praising Willow Glen and Dr Gardiner’s work as a model for broader Montana dairy development.
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Richard T. Ringling
White Sulphur Springs
Montana
R. T. Ringling
Ringling
Ravalli County
Hamilton
Willow Glen
Anaconda
Meagher
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Ring- Sing
Billings
He C
Gardiner
Opin
Beaverhead Wool Sale Moves 300000 Pounds In Dillon
The Beaverhead county wool sale covers over 300000 pounds stored in Dillon's First National wool warehouse. Dave Staunton of the Webb company Philadelphia handled the sale with prices from 37 to 40 cents a pound, a likely Montana high for this grade. The wool ships to eastern markets, and most of the 1922 clip remains unsold but expected to move this week.
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Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
First National
Dillon
Dave Staunton
Charles J. Webb
Philadelphia
Montana
Fatal duck hunting accident near Outlook claims teen
Norman Johnson fourteen son of Lauritz Johnson Outlook section foreman was killed instantly when a loaded gun discharged after a sardine can knocked its trigger during a duck hunting trip with Claude Mills Vern Nau and a druggist. The group traveled by speeder from Outlook toward Raymond and ate lunch at noon.
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Outlook
Norman Johnson
Lauritz Johnson
Young Johnson
Claude Mills
Vern Nau
Raymond
Johnson
New Oil Lamp Free Burns 94 Percent Air
E. P. Johnson of Chicago offers a free oil lamp that burns 94 percent and heats gas or electricity. He will provide one to the first local user who helps introduce it. Send for particulars. Agents wanted.
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E. P. Johnson
W. Lake St
Chicago
Ill
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