Montana towns report registrations and local happenings
Deer Lodge counts 000 voters. Yellowstone records 12 000 electors on registration books. Wolf Point lists 22 teachers. Billings notes 4 000 pupils. Swift, Chicago packer, in southeastern Montana. Great Falls handles wheat by rushing Great Northern cars. Wool clip 1920 near 16 000 000 pounds. Pablo lumber yard fire. Governor proclaims October 9 as fire prevention day. Cascade and Judith basins report exceptional alfalfa. Elmer Siewert 12 dies from skull fracture after tree fall in Bozeman. Salvation Army funds Montana children’s home. Margaret Wells awarded 10 000 damages. R I Kolb awarded 46 000 damages. Ralph R Wolf elected secretary of Great Falls Y M C A. Glendive coal vein to be tapped Billings railway survey. Dominica Guegali marries Albert Rossi in Great Falls. Montana coal shipments to eastern markets anticipated. Mrs Florence Buval awarded 700 compensation for knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Billings
Yellowstone County
Wolf Point
Louis P. Swift
Montana
Great Falls
Great Northern
Helena
John Anes
Pablo
Stewart
Cascade County
Judith Basin
Bozeman
Elmer Siewert
Salvation Army
Lytton
California
Butte
Margaret Wells
C. F. Williams
R. I. Kolb
Ralph R. Wolf
Young Men's Christian Seven
Panama Zone
Glendive
Red Lodge
Dominica
State Board
Doan's Kidney Pills Still Satisfy Great Falls Reader
Mrs. R. S. Andrews of Great Falls testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her years ago after severe back pain dropsy and kidney trouble. She reports lasting relief over four years and urges others to use the same remedy priced at 60 cents. The ad promotes Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York as the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Dean
Doan
Bitter Root valley named one of state's garden spots
In Western Montana the Bitter Root valley spans the Missoula region along the continental divide and hosts eight towns and rich farming. The climate, irrigation from mountain reservoirs, and three large irrigation projects support dairying, grain, peas, apples, and potatoes. Tourism, roads, hot springs, and hunting draw visitors as Ravalli county pours funds into highways and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitter Root Valley
State
Montana
Pacife
Continental Divide
Montana- Idaho
Hell Gate Range
Rockies
Missoula
Biter Root
Bitter Root
Hell Gate National Forests
Wyoming
Ravalli County
Skalkaho-Anaconda
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Big Hole Valley
Forest Service
Lolo
Sleeping Child
Medicine Spring
Clearwater
Upper
Blackfoot
Swan River
W. VP. Rice Co
Coulter Block
Hamilton
Cuticura Promises Skin Improvement Ad Story
An advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment on rising and retiring, followed by Cuticura Soap wash in five minutes to improve complexions, dandruff, itching and rough hands with strong claims of wonderful results.
Garfield County Population by School District 1920 Census
Garfield county shows a total population of 5368 for 1920 per the fourteenth census. The preliminary counts list numerous districts with varied figures led by Snow Creek 289 Blackfoot 399 Mosby 309 and Codagen 315 among others.
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Garfield
Garfield County
Bureau of Census
Washington
Jordan
Abruster
Dile
Mmont
Langs Fork
Indian Creek
Snow Creek
Crow Rock
Crown Butte
Edwards
Swanser
Seifred
Mitchell
Lincoln
Taylor Crek
Gilbert Creek
North
Blackfoot
Mosby
Petitt
Brooks
Phon
Keplerville
Mecaha
Steve’s Fork
Codagen
Bilings
Tindall
Woody Creek
Kisner
Wason Flats
North Side
Woman Justice Performs First Missoula Marriage Ceremony
Mrs William Dyson justice of the peace for Missoula county united John F Johnson and Hilda Rovere in marriage at Rumble Creek. It marks the first time a woman read the marriage vows in Missoula. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Charles W Dyson. Mrs Dyson was appointed justice of the peace after her husband, the late Judge Dyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dyson
Missoula County
John F. Johnson
Hilda Rovere
Missoula
Rumble Creek
Charles W. Dyson
Dyson
Judge Dyson
World-Wide News Highlights From Athenry to Ogden
Across cities from Belfast to Galway a Carson birthplace burned. in Spokane eggs rise to 85 cents a dozen. In London a Baltic fleet mutiny is punished, and Poland and Lithuania seek hostilities pause. Washington notes anti prohibition congressional battles, while Seattle urges a $250 million reclamation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Castle Lambert
Athenry
County Galway
Edward Carson
Sinn Fenners
Spokane
Wash
London
Helsingfors
Central
Bagselnikey
Paris
Poland
Lithuania
Council of the
League of Nations
Washington
Anti- Saloon League
Congress
Seattle
Interior Department
Northwest Irrigation and Development Congress
Charlestown
W. Va
National and District
United Mine Workers of America
Supreme Court of Appeals
Boston
State Boxing Commission
Jack Dempsey
Frank Moran
Los Angeles
Wilson
California
Springfield
United States
Lawrence L. Sherman
Atlantic City
N. J
American Meat Packers’ Association
Amarillo
Texas
L. J. Pierce
J. C. Gilbert
Roald Amundsen
Cape Serge
Siberian
San Francisco
Prohibition
Considine
Ogden
Utah
Mormon c
Ogden and
Real estate and poultry ads in Great Falls Montana
A collage of classified ads lists real estate sales and loans from Frary & Burlingame and W. P. Rice Co. plus listings for farms in Montana Washington and Arizona. It includes poultry supplies and shipments, livestock exchange in Seattle, farm loans Liberty Bonds and employment for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate and Business Exchange
Arthur D. Johnson Sales Co
Ford Block
Great Falls
Mont
Dorsh & Greenfeld Company
Butte
Seattle
Woodworth Commission CO
Union Stockyards
Frary & Burlingame
Hobnck
Minneapolis
KODAK
Ee Kodak
Livingston
Montana
Hastman Kodaks
Wheeler Drug Co
Central Avenue
Great Falla
Kodakers
Moreau
Yikes
Nicollet Ave
Helena girl shoots black bear with single high power shot
Miss Lucy Delano of Helena killed a 200 pound black bear with one bullet from a high power rifle while on vacation near her brother William H. Delano's ranch on Jerrie creek in the Big Hole country 25 miles west of Butte. The party of ten netted five bears, four black and one brown, during their bear-hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Delano
Helena
William H. Delano
Jerrie Creek
Big Hole
Butte
Miss Delano
Brain
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Holland
Evory
Stevensville
America
Marcus Daly
Daly
THE
Carlys Ort
Sentree
Mosby Corporation
Lewistown
Carnation
Montana Newspaper Association
Mount Tain
Prairie
Doxa
Willman
Austin
Idaho
Ashington
Albert Teachers’ Agency
Peyton Bidg
Pacific
Spokane, Wash
Robert L. Rowell
Greit Kalla
Butte College Telegraphy
National Surety Co
New York
Resources
Helena Adjustment CO
Lewis & Walker
Toul & McCarthy
P.M. Abbott
Three Forks
Wilsall
Shields River Valley
J. W. Hefferlin
F. C
Hege & Watking Co
Paulsen
Stevens County
Phoenix Lumber Co
Howards & Bradford Lumber Co
Elk, Wash
Julian Dornbent
R. F. DB
Everson
Casa Granda Valley
Arizona
Particwars
Louis Kuehne
Hobson
Ontana
Aldee Lesece
P.O
Third Avenue North
Co. R. Tintinger
Cascade, Mont
C. M. Pease
Forsyth
Clark W. Allen
Big Timber
Ball
Oakland
Budd
F. Morrison
W. Holden
Toledo
Ohio
Cor. Club
Fort Wayne
Ind
Columbus
Kimble Motor
Huseth
Optician Optometrist and
Optician
Black Bear
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