Bishop Tuttle Calls for Co operation and Woman’s Work Support
Right Rev Daniel Sylvester Tuttle arriving in Portland for the 47th triennial Episcopal convention urged cooperation and fair play among factions. He praised women’s growing role in family church and state and recalled his 55 years as a missionary bishop including early western fields and Union Pacific travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
Missouri
Episcopal Church
Portland
Montana
Tuttle
Utah
Idaho
Union Pacific
North Platte
Neb
W. T. Sherman
Denver
Bishop Tuttle
Salt Lake City
Federal appointment for state engineer to valuation work
James H. Bonner, chief engineer of the state public service commission, is named valuation engineer in the federal service by Commissioner Blair. He will value oil lands owned by the federal government at a salary of 4000 dollars annually plus expenses. Bonner, a University of Montana graduate, recently supervised tax and rate valuation for the Butte Water company and is on vacation in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Bonner
State Public Service Commission
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
Blair
Federal Service
Washington
Bonner
State Commission
Missoula
State University
Butte Water Company
Helena
California
Lee Dennis
Local Classifieds Include Farms Tracts and Auto Dealer Notes
Advertisements list farm bargains in Washington and Spokane areas including 220 acres near Spokane with 100 cultivated, 40 acres timber, and an $8 500 price. a 90 acre irrigated Yakima Valley farm for $20 000 with 2 000 cash and 20 year terms. 15 to 25 mile developed lands north of Spokane at 10 to 20 per acre with 6 percent interest. Great Falls auto dealers and used cars on cash or time payments. one 12 20 Heider tractor and other implements for trade. grain for sale at 2 00 per bushel in Edgar Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okanogan Country
W. M. Hudson
Riverdale
Wash
Spokane
Hyde
Yakima Vallny
Big Bend Land Company
Frhh Book
Edwards & Bradford Lambdhr
Butte Scouts Heroic Rescue After Lightning Toll
A group of Boy Scouts led by Scout Executive Ben Owen survived a lightning strike on Red Mountain near Melrose. Henry Heideman died while wounded scouts Tommy Lanphier Carl Shiner and William Kent were rescued and rushed to care. The hike continued with heroic descent aided by the youths and residents until safe at a ranch and Butte hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Owen
Butte
Red Mountain
Melrose
Henry Heideman
Tommy Lanphier
Carl Shiner
William Kent
Owen
Homer Bradford
James Weal
John McCarthy
Rocky
Heideman
John A. Donovan
John H. Kent
Farrell Avenue
Thomas Lanphier
Lanphier-Casey
Highlands
Devil’s Spire
Bradford
Marvin
Hefideman
Kent
Shiner
Lanphier
C. J. Nelson
Carl Johnson
C. J. Clark
Henry Searls
Searles
Dr. Donovan
Ranch Foreman Kills Man After Hat Shot Incident
In Hardin a coroner's jury concluded Henry Abenroth died from a bullet fired by Red Cosgrove during a ranch ride in the Little Pryor mountains. Cosgrove shot at Abenroth’s hat then hit him when the hat was on his head. Cosgrove, a foreman, was released on bond after being arrested for manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend
Henry Abenroth
Red
Cosgrove
Hardin
Abenroth
Annie Farrell
Little Pryor
Aberroth
Farrell
Stanley Stone
Floyd Kipp
Hogan
William Heinrich
Lightning tears through Castner Coulee home near Great Falls
A lightning strike at Gordon Ferguson’s farm home in Castner Coulee near Great Falls tore a three foot roof hole and a larger chimney opening then burned pipes fixtures and the bathroom vent pipe. Water rushed through the house and a fire started on the roof before a family fire drill contained the blaze. Damage estimated at several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Ferguson
Castner Coulee
Great Falls
Ferguson
Cat Creek Oil Analyzed From Frantz No. 13 Well
A Bureau of Mines analysis of oil from Frantz Corporation well No. 13 in Cat Creek Montana covers depths 1304 to 1338 feet. The sample shows high gasoline content and resembles oil from the first producing sand with 0.738 specific gravity and 49.2 API gravity, 0.47 percent sulfur, and 31 seconds Saybolt universal viscosity at 100 F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Creek
Montana
Bureau of Mines
Frantz Corporation
A. P. IL
Saybolt
Oil Royalties and June Production Report in Cat Creek
Government land royalties for June totaled 24807.25 dollars with an Avenue from a second land well in Cat Creek yielding about sixty thousand dollars. Wildschultz leads with 72000 barrels produced, while Green tract shows strong output. Wildschultz, a war veteran and homesteader, earned 2700 dollars monthly before second sand producers joined the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Creek
Clayton Placer
Wildschultz
Green
Bhasn
Montana Irrigation and Drainage Institute Aims Better Water Use
J Winter Smith of Helena, president of the Montana Irrigation and Drainage Institute, says 93 million acres exist in Montana with only 2 million cultivated and only part properly irrigated. The institute, three years old, seeks to revise water laws, centralize records, promote planned colonization, and educate Montanans on drainage and better irrigation for state prosperity. It operates as a nonpartisan forum with activities across conventions and policy proposals to improve water rights and land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. Winter Smith
Helena
Montana Irrigation and Drainage Institute
Institute
Bozeman
Billings
Great Falls
California
Wisconsin
Justice Flies to Red Lodge via Air Travel
District Judge A. C. Spencer traveled from Billings to Red Lodge in 60 minutes with Aviator A. W. Nelson. He said flying is pleasant but not a regular method of travel, deeming it beneath the dignity of the bench to flit about like a hummingbird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon County
A. C. Spencer
Red Lodge
Billings
A. W. Nelson
Benneath
Ohio to Drill Six New Wells In Big Winter Campaign
Ohio Oil Company and Sunburst Oil and Gas announce immediate drilling of six new wells on the Swazey Davey and Halloway leases. L. C. Stevenson says offsets will follow as wells prove productive. Gas production remains heavy at times, with one well showing rapid flow and another in slow progress due to hard formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Company
Sunburst Oil and Gas Company
L. C. Stevenson
Sunburst Company
Ohio
Stevenson
Boyce
Shelby
W. M. Fulton
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Gether
Montens
Montana Newspaper Association
Automobile Distributors
Arer We Thurston Motor CO
Maxwell, Chalmers, Wills- Sainte Claire
Thresher Outfit For Sale
Great Balls Farm Machinery Co
Mont
Economy Bases Company
Frese
Atte College Telegraphy
Iaindicnntattentnear
Albert Thachers Agency
Peyton Bidg
Wire Us
Reat Falls
Iliad AF Air Liott
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Font
National Surety Co
New York
Helena Adjustment CO
B. F. Burns
Kim St
Graham Station
Los Angeles
Calif
Hazel House
Box 215
Cal
Clifford
Fifth St. South
Airedale Poos Ee
A. P. Donald
Melville, Mont
F. Manzey
Gfork
Mat, Fox
Emery
Wallace Covert
East 15Th Street
Fort Worth
Texas
Oakland
Budd
Han
Elace
Kevin-Sunburst
Great Falls Blue Printing Co
Ae Tacoma Sash&Deer Co
Tacoma, Wash
Ernest Haag
Sandpoint
Orion
Pathfinder
Sensation
Umback & Son
Lemmon
Montague
J. O. Patterson
Monatgue
F. Elliott & Son
Saleaville
Victor Schrammeck
Cascade
Donald Livestock Co
Watson Land Co
Emerson
Peoria
City Garage
Second St. No
B. J. Thornton
Edgar, Mont
Crown Jewelry CO
Huseth
Scouts OF Butte
Pryor Mountains
CAT Creek Oil
Head of Irrigation and Drainage Institute
Kevin
Sunburst
Frank Lagerroll
Third Street
Great Falls, Mont
the Electric Shop
Central Avenue, Great Falls
Wilber
Transfer Company
Ieee Pee Eee
R. Gov
Pilate
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