Montana Supreme Court Upheld $550000 University Bond Issue
The state supreme court yesterday sustained the $550000 bond issue for University of Montana buildings. Chief Justice Callaway delivered the opinion in a suit by William A. Tatem against the state board of examiners to restrain issuance of series F bonds. Three buildings costing about $260000 will be built at the Normal college, including a library gymnasium and heating plant.
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Montana Seed Potatoes Could Enter Louisiana Market
Horticulturist G L Tiebout says Montana certified seed potatoes, though priced higher to cover freight, have the potential to enter Louisiana markets if tests prove favorable. Louisiana buyers paid Nebraska $1.25 to $2.00 per cwt for certified seed. Montana plans field efforts this spring to explore a market. Nearby Troy extends to a $7,700 jail project.
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High School Musicians to Hear Paderewski in Great Falls
Montana schools plan delegations to the third annual state interscholastic music meet in Great Falls April 1 to 4. Paderewski will perform April 2, drawing 800 plus students with free meals lodging and rail fare privileges. Contests held in the new Methodist auditorium with hundreds of participants and host accommodations provided by Great Falls residents.
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Bounding Waves Lure High School "Salts"
A Beaverhead group rode the Bea verhead River in an eight foot craft for sport. Terrible Jardine steered with Smock Smith and Hans Anderson aboard. A near capsize followed as the boat drifted into rapids but landing was made safely on the opposite shore.
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Poindexter to Stay in Honolulu for Practice
Joseph B. Poindexter, former federal judge and Democratic appointee, will practice law in Honolulu after announcement yesterday. Judge William T. Rawlins succeeded him on the bench, and Poindexter was admitted to territorial and federal practice. He plans to sail for the mainland on the Wilhelmina for about two months before opening a law office or joining a firm. he hails from Montana.
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Wedding license office joke at courthouse doors
Humorous dialogue shows a blushing bride and groom seeking a marriage license. The doorman directs them to the thirteenth door to the left, prompting a playful exchange in a vintage Tribune blurb.
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From Hoof to Pneumatic Wheels in Rural Montana Sketch
A nostalgic riff compares horse travel to early motorized transit, noting easier rides yet rising fatigue from modern conveyances. The piece recalls the era of hoofing it as reliable, while highlighting the shift toward vehicles and the social effects of comforts. Also reports oil production in Kevin Sun field and local construction and road survey updates in Montana communities.
Cancer Claims Life of Well Known Austrian Tony Petrovich
Cancer ended the life of Tony Petrovich 73 at Barrett hospital last Wednesday evening. Funeral services were held Saturday at St. Rose Catholic Church with Father Leschner officiating, followed by burial at Mountain View cemetery. Petrovich had lived in the area for many years and was highly esteemed by his countrymen.
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Milwaukee Rail Line Plans Spur to Gilbert Crawford at Roundup
Helena reports the Milwaukee railroad will build an industrial spur from its main line to serve Gilbert Crawford Coal at Roundup. The project aims to connect mine tipples to the main network, enabling coal transport.
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