Sonny Finds a Home with Nance and Fair
Nance, Sonny, and Brand Fair camp beside Grey spring in the Circle. They share a simple meal, trading tales of travel as Sonny bonds with Miss Allison. Fair offers to take Sonny in while warning of danger, and Nance eagerly accepts as they ride toward a new life at the cabin.
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Nance
Sonny
Fair
Alison
Brand Fair
Blue Stone
Falr
Soll
Fatr
Diamond
Tan
Allison
Ile
Solomon
Mexico
Rockies
Arizona Mesas
Little Blue
Blue Stone Canyon
Brand
Sony
Bud
Sonny Falr
Black
Dirk
Collie
Kingdom of Heaven
Cattle Kate Alleges Ranch Feud and Cattle War
Kate Cathrew owner of the Sky Line ranch inflicts a rifle threat near a plowing girl and sparks a town fight with McKane and Sheriff Selwood. Nance Allison helps a hidden child in a cave with a collie and a boy as Brand Fair protects them while cattle theft casts suspicion on Kate and partner Lawrence Arnold.
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Kate Cathrew
Kate
Sky Line
McKane
Cordova
Selwood
Nance Allison
Basford
Nance
Sonny
Brand
Strk
Callie
Lawrence Arnold
Minnie Pine
Red Stone
Senny
Pik
Brand Fair
The Ashes of Hope Chapter XI Ends Quietly in Cordova
Sheriff Price Selwood surveils Cordova as cattlemen gather at McKane store Then he gently eases a horse from Cathrew stock and leaves. Days later Kate Cathrew questions McKane about who dominates trade in the region with a blunt confirmation.
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Price Selwood
McKune
Cordova
McKane
Fettle
Kate
Sky Line
Selwood
Sud Provine
Kate Cathrew
Sud Provine Gray Tracks To Be Seen By Sheriff Selwood
Sheriff Selwood is expected to recognize Sud Provine’s gray horse by its tracks when sightings occur, but exact time and location are not specified in the report.
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Selwood
Sud Provine
Fight over town name ends with Barre victory in Vermont
In 1803 the Barre Vermont naming struggle settled with Barre chosen after a dispute between Holden and Barre supporters. Capt. Joseph Thompson backed Holden while Jonathan Sherman backed Barre. A fist fight decided the contest, Sherman prevailing and the legislature later honoring the winner by naming the town Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Wilkesburgh
Holden
Joseph Thompson
Jonathan Sherman
Massachusetts
Sherman
University of Montana Debaters Receive M Pendants and Medals
Eight debaters earn M pendants and four freshman debaters win medals during commencement week. Recipients include Charles Conley Anaconda Louis Aronowsky Butte Arthur Acher Zurich Archie Blair Forsyth George Boldt Stevensville Herbert Maugland Bozeman Grover Johnson Missoula Einar Stromness Grass Range Sydney McCarthy White Sulphur Springs Edwin Booth Commancher H War nock Wilsall Carl McFarland Great Falls and women debaters Helen McGregor Butte Louise Joughlin Libby Helen Rothwell Columbus Genevieve Murray Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Montana
Charles Conley
Anaconda
Louis Aronowsky
Butte
Arthur Acher
Zurich
Archie Blair
Forsyth
George Boldt
Stevensville
Herbert Maugland
Bozeman
Grover
Johnson
Missoula
Einar Stromness
Grass Range
Sydney McCarthy
White
Sulphur Springs
Edwin Booth
Commancher
H. V. Warnock
Wilsall
Carl McFarland
Great Falls
Helen McGregor
Louise Joughlin
Libby
Helen Rothwell
Columbus
Genevieve Murray
Park plan for Valier advances near St Francis Lake
Valier moves toward creating a city park under County Agent Blaine Ferguson after years of discussion. The proposed site near St Francis Lake includes five to six acres under cultivation and preparation for tree planting.
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Valier
Blaine Ferguson
Ferguson
St. Francis Lake
Calendar of 1925 Gatherings and Roundups
Calendar of get together events lists dates for 1925 including the Sidney American Legion Roundup July 3 4 Helena VFW June 16 17 National Guard Encampment June 13 27 Bozeman Pioneer Reunion August 13 14 15 Great Falls Knights Templar June 22 23 District Bankers convention June 29 30 July 1 Scottish Rite Reunion June 15 16 17 18 Montana Funeral Directors June 29 30 July Livingston NP Veterans June 17 Missoula Federation of Labor June 23 24 Red Lodge Eagles July 1 2 3 Roundup Rodeo July 2 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Guard
Great Falls Knights Templar
District Bankers’ Convention
Scottish Rite Reunion
The
Montana Funeral Directors’ Association
Missoula
Montana Federation of Labor
Fire Devastates Garage Sparks Massive Gas Explosion
A major blaze in Stevensville hit the Bell & Holt garage at the Northern Pacific station burning thousands of gallons of gasoline and an oil warehouse. The fire threatened about 200 bystanders before the gas tank explosion sent flames 1,000 feet high and flames spread over a quarter mile before the blaze subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Bell & Holt
Northern Pacific
Montana Commission Protests Casper Rate Plan
The Montana railroad commission objects to proposed interstate rates to Casper Wyoming from Omaha Chicago and other midwestern cities arguing the plan unduly favors Casper jobbers over Billings rivals and seeks reconsideration of the evidence used to approve the new rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Casper
Wyo
Omaha
Chicago
Montana Railroad Commission
Federal Commission
Billings
Car Plunge Claims Two Men Near Whitefish
Thomas Hannigan and John Mc Leod, both employed at the Garden lumber camp south of Whitefish, were instantly killed when the automobile they rode in plunged over an embankment on the Roosevelt highway three miles west of Columbia Falls. The victims were transported to Kalispell.
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Thomas Hannigan
John McLeod
Garden
Whitefish
Roosevelt Highway
Columbia Falls
Kalispell
New Athletic Field Under Way at State University Missoula
Construction begins on a new athletic field at State University Missoula featuring a baseball diamond, football gridiron, and space for girls athletics. Bleachers will seat 7,000 once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the State University At
Vote Extra School Levy Passes At Wolf Point
The Wolf Point special school levy passed 26 to 2. Ten mills will be added to the regular levy to fund the schools and maintain their high standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point
Montana postmasters meet in Billings on September 14
The Montana postmasters association will hold its annual meeting in Billings on September 14. Mrs. Marle Moler of Reed Point serves as president of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Billings
Marle Moler
Reed Point
Anaconda Copper to Shift 1926 Logging Ops in Montana
J. R. Hobbins of Butte and vice president of Anaconda Copper Mining announces a 1926 transfer of operations from the Nine Mile district to the Blackfoot valley. The move moves from mining to logging activities across Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hobbins
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana
Blackfoot Valley
Nine Mile District
Blackfoot
Bond Issue Planned for Ryegate Irrigation Project
Franklin irrigation district offers bids on 850000 dollars in bonds to finance reservoir and ditch construction. The project will reclaim a large area in Golden Valley county, near the Billings line of the Great Northern railway, with beet shipping to Billings sugar factory and access from the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line. It is expected to boost beet growing and diversified farming in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryegate
Board of Commissioners of the
Franklin Irrigation District
Golden Valley County
Billings
Great Northern Railway
Chicago,Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Miles City Accepts Uniforms of General Miles
Sherman Miles son of the late General Nelson A. Miles has offered to donate uniforms and mementoes for display in Miles City. George M. Miles, a nephew, telegrammed Washington that Milesity will gratefully accept and place items in the public library for public viewing with careful care by city officers.
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Sherman Miles
Nelson A. Miles
Miles City
George M. Miles
Washington
State Guard Camp to be Held at Fort Harrison
The 168th regiment of Montana National Guard is called to encampment at Fort Harrison near Helena for two weeks from June 18 to 27. Col Re V Williams, adjutant general, expects about 1,000 guardsmen with 19 companies. Training focuses on war problem style with less squad drifting and formations and occasional demonstrations. no large sham battle this year.
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168Rd
Montana National Guard
Fort Harrison
Helena
Re. V. Williams
Adjutant General of
Montana
Grizzly Football Alumni Take Coaching Posts
Three members of last year's Grizzly football team at Montana State University have accepted coaching jobs for next year. Schrieber of the department of physical education notes George Dahlberg Butte accepts Miles City High School coaching. Grant Silvernale Missoula takes Calumet Michigan head coach post. Warren Maudlin Three Forks will coach the freshman team. all are three letter men and held football captaincy last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grizzly
Montana State University
Dim Wy EB. Schrieber
Department of Physical Education
George Dahlberg
Butte
Miles City High School
Grant Silvernale
Missoula
Calumet
Mich
Warren Maudlin
Three Forks
Wit
Maudlin
Montana to issue black 1926 license plates with white letters
State saves 2000 by issuing 1926 automobile plates in black with white letters. A contract for 87,000 pairs at 12.45 cents per set goes to Automobile Tag Manufacturing of St. Paul, an increase of 5,000 sets over 1925. The $10,500 order, f. o. b. Deer Lodge, represents a saving of 2000 versus this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Automobile Tag Manufacturing Company of
St. Paul
F. E. B. Deer Lodge
Glacier National Park road contract bids open June 10
A $40 000 project for construction and reconstruction of seven to eight miles of the Two Medicine road in Glacier National Park is to be viewed at the Great Falls Commercial Club. Bids will be opened by G E Goodwin of the National Parks bureau in Portland on June 10 and funds are immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Medicine Road
Glacier National Park
Great Falls
Slides Disrupt Milwaukee Missoula Line Traffic
Large slides have seriously hampered traffic on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway Missoula division. Before opening the line trains had to be routed over the Northern Pacific between Missoula and Henderson delaying passenger and freight service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Missoula
N. P
Henderson
Emigrant Bank Moves to Gardiner Location
The Emigrant bank has relocated to Gardiner and resumed business there with E. E. Hogland serving as cashier. The bank had applied a few weeks earlier for permission to move to the Gardiner site.
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Emigrant Bank
Gardiner
E. E. Hogland
Banks to charge 50 cents for low balance accounts
Livingston banks to levy a 50 cent monthly fee on checking accounts that fail to average at least 100 dollars during the month. The new policy aligns with national trends among banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
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MCCA
WIN Service
Fall
Smith
Mr. Fair
Buckskin
Miss Allison
Sidney American Legion
Richland Post No
Reunion of Society of Montana Pioneers
Red Lodge Eagles
Miles
the State Guard
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