Looking Backward from Tribune April 22 1892
From the April 22 1892 Tribune recap an easy winter pleases ranchmen in the basin with fat cattle. Billy Flatt refused 4000 for his Dasher colt. Hiram Lapham built logs and fence posts ready to erect a timbering. Frederick Luck Henry Hendry and S Branch met 23 Prussians arriving to Sheridan. Dick Rock of Henrys lake owns two harnessed male moose at Fall River camp.
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Billy Flatt
French Gulch
Dasher
Branch Bill
Hiram Lapham
Frederick Luck
Henry Hendry
S. Branch
Sheridan
Kaiserland
Dick Rock
Henry's Lake
Fall River
40 Years of Marriage Remembered at Wetmore Home
The 55th wedding anniversary of Ebenezer and Wilhelmina Wetmore was celebrated Friday night by friends at their Lakeview area residence. Also noted this week is the Bedrock Salmon and Gibbonsville stage line extending a Concord coach fleet of 16 to 20 passenger capacity with expected rise in travel demand.
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Ebenezer
Wilhelmina Wetmore
Lakeview
Bedrock, Salmon and Gibbonsville Stage Company
Concord Coaches
Volger
Emily Leslie Morton
Dillon
Alexander Hall
Butte
Dillon State Normal School
City Election Yields Key Local Officials in 1911
In the April 7, 1911 Tribune snapshot, Thomas D. Olmsted is elected mayor and C. W. Scott treasurer, with aldermen A. J. Wedum A. C. Gruwell M. Barry and A. L. Badcon chosen. Josephus Rich wins police judge by 56 over A. A. Elliott. 188 votes cast.
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Thomas D. Olmsted
C. W. Scott
A. J. Wedum
A. C. Gruwell
M. &. Barry
A. L. Badcon
Josephus Rich
A. A. Elliott
W. F. Cashmore
Theodore Nelson
William Herman
Bannack Street
Mayme Ross
Nels Nelson
Metlen
John Judge
Polaris
Seattle
Kalispell City Engineer Details Kal-5 Construction
Kalispell city engineer J E Norbach explains Kal-5 construction plans and progress, outlining timeline, scope, and oversight steps. The remarks emphasize engineering coordination and public works impact on local traffic and infrastructure.
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Kalispell
J. E. Norbach
Guggenheim Fellowships and wartime map interest outlined
The piece notes 85 Americans aged 25 to 40 won Guggenheim Memorial Fellowships averaging $2,500 for a year of study or work. It discusses the foundation’s purpose and cites other topics from wartime mapmaking, defense spending, and public morale in England, plus reflections on trees and Nazi pledges amid World War II.
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Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
Europe
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London
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Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Hamburg
Kiwanis Meeting Set For Thursday Evening At Trail Cafe
Kiwanis members will gather in regular session Thursday evening at the Trail cafe. Archie Green serves as program chairman while Herman Peterson will be the chief speaker with his talk titled Phe Arti of Trap.
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Kiwaniangs
Trail Cafe
Archie Green
Herman Peterson
High grade vein discovery boosts Consolidated Silver stock
Kellogg Idaho miner reports a newly found silver vein 24 inches wide, potentially expanding to 12 feet. Engineers warn the full extent is unknown, while stock on the Spokane exchange rose on the discovery.
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United Press
Kellogg
Idaho
Consolidated Silver Mine Company
Spokane Mining Exchange
Legion Auxiliary District Salon Meets At Paddock Home
The district salon of Hight and Forty of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. D. V. Paddock at 125 South Washington Street. Assisting will be Mrs. Paul Temple and Mrs. C. C. Gosman. The Home Harmony club meeting, postponed from Thursday, is now set for Friday April 11 at the home of Mrs. E. P. Stroeder with Mrs. Donald Tash co-hostess.
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Hight
American Legion Auxiliary
D. V. Paddock
South Washington Street
Paddock
Paul Temple
C. C. Gosman
Home Harmony Club
E. P. Stroeder
Donald Tash
Clubs Vie For Predatory Kill Honors In Montana
Cut Bank Montana April 1 The Rod and Gun club and the Toole County Sportsmen Association hold a friendly predator hunt to win a dinner while aiding county game protection. Points assign gopher tails 5 magpie and crow eggs 25 owl eggs 35 and coyotes 100. Birds counted by left wing. coyotes by pelts. gophers by tails. Sheriffs record the Glacier and Toole county totals.
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Cut’ Bank
Mont
U.P
Rod and Gun Club
Toole County Sportsmen’s Association
E. A. Armstrong
Glacier County
Ole Fagerberg
Shelby
Toole County
Bond Issue Petition Circulated for High School Addition
Petition drives circulated in Cut Bank to decide on a $65,000 bond issue for constructing an addition to the local high school.
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