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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1942

Page

7

Howell Harris and early cattle traders of the Highwood

Senator Dan Riley recalls Howell Harris, Montana trader and frontier cattleman, who helped shape southern Alberta in the late 19th century. The tale covers Fort Spitzee, the Circle outfit, and encounters with Cree leader Gabriel Dumont, marking Harris as a noted pioneer figure.

Dan Riley Alberta Howell Harris Montana Highwood River Duke of Windsor Lafayette French QO. H. Smith High River High River On the Old Fort Benton-Edmonton Highwood Ings Brothers Buck Smith Missouri John Quirk Placer Gulches Sheep Creek Fort Spitzee the Harris Circle Senator Riley Blackfeet Reserve Northwest Territories Harris Conrad Brothers Canada United States Gabriel Dumont Louis Riel Northwest

Butte Car Salesman Again Joins Marines

Fred A. Grefig, a 46 year old Butte automobile salesman, reenlists in the Marines. Born in Butte, he previously served 25 years earlier and trained at Mare Island California and Quantico Virginia. He worked as assistant chief electrician for Butte and Superior Mining Co before joining Murray Motor Co as salesman and then sales manager in 1933. He recently reentered the armed forces.

America Fred A. Grefig Butte Montana Grefig Mare Island California Quantico France Butteman Butte and Superior Mining Co Murray Motor Co

Crooked Road Rescue and Mysterious Hitchhiker

Mollie Pearce is trapped on a rain swept New England road when a pursuing pair forces a crash. A wounded hitchhiker and a shady driver are hauled to safety by Mollie as danger unfurls, with a plan to abandon the man at a farm and push toward Boston.

Mollie Pearce New England Mollie Pearce Rami Slim Heath I. K Boston

Tax collections decline amid rationing and conservation efforts

Automobile and tire rationing and slow driving campaigns reduced tire wear and gasoline use, leading to a 15 percent drop in gasoline tax receipts in states reporting June 1942 collections to the federation of tax administrators compared with June 1941.

Federation of Tax Administrators

Lobster Purchase Provokes Witty Exchange

A brief shopfront exchange shows a lady ordering a large lobster and asking for wrap indicating playful familiarity with the clerk. The interaction ends with plans to follow home, leaving the moment framed as a light social vignette.

Will James Cowboy Painter and Author Dies in California

Will James 50 longtime Montana range hand turned artist and writer died in Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital California after months of illness. Born near Great Falls in 1892 he left school early to work as a cow hand then drew and wrote earning fame for books like Smoky Lone Cowboy Scorpion Sand and Home Ranch all self illustrated. He briefly worked in Hollywood on a film assignment which ended abruptly and his Montana ranch holdings dwindled due to foreclosures.

Will James Montana Range Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital James Great Falls Hollywood Kelly Montana

Segmented beet seed trial shows high yield potential

L. H. Humphrey of Utah Idaho Sugar Co reports on a segmented beet seed test on his Paisley farm. With careful spacing and long-handled hoe work, 80 to 96 beets appeared in a 100 foot row, suggesting reduced stoop and hand labor and easier thinning. Seed germination was very good and beets broke crusted soil after irrigation. Farmers are advised to inspect seeding and consider using old drills with the new seed.

Paisley L. 8. Humphrey Glasgow Utah-Idaho Sugar Co Humphrey

Pressed wood boards used in military trailers and gear

Report notes pressed wood hardboards are employed across U S military equipment including army trailers tank interiors arsenal shell holders and even refrigerator boxes and bowling balls in various applications.

United States Army

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Senator Dan Riley West Marines By News Syndicate Co., Inc Cowboy Painter College OF Great Falls College of Education Third Avenue North Great Falls, Montana Applied Music INS Opera International SSES State Board of Education Northwest Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Navy
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