LOOKING BACKWARD The Tribune April 15 1892
Centennial storm recalls a heavy March to April snow. two feet fell on the level. Harry Winslow and the mail team breached Red Rock lake. Culver and Burnside dissolve their Monida partnership. Burnside buys Culver’s share and moves to Monida. Dan T Champan plans wagon road work to Ruby as weather allows. Mrs Melton and family return to Dillon from Kentucky.
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Harry Winslow
Red Rock Lake
W. N. Culver
Sam Burnside
Monida
Burnside
Paddock sells ranch as McNinch buys for 10000 dollars
Dell H R Paddock sold his ranch to Clark McNinch for 10000 dollars and plans to move to Bannack. S M McKnight moved his family to the ranch recently, while Mrs McKnight had lived in Lima to educate their daughter. Phil Lovell and wife return from California. Hawley J Selway marries Miss Lovilla Hughes at Theodore Nelsons home with Maud Lamont maid of honor and Gregory Jones best man. Joseph Wiksdal and Lavina Williams wed on Thursday afternoon surprises friends.
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Dell
H. R. Paddock
Clark McNinch
Theodore Nelson
Hawley J. Selway
Lovilla Hughes
Maud Lamont
Gregory Jones
Maud Hill
Bedrock
Joseph Wiksdal
Lavina Williams
Heaviest mutton sheep shipped from Montana in 1911
A March 81 1911 Tribune note reports Twin Bridges sent three carloads of the heaviest mutton sheep ever shipped from Montana. The owners were Maurer and Swartz and the gross weight reached 166% pounds, described as phenomenal.
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Montana
Maurer and Swartz
Postmaster and Old Horse Retire in Walier Montana
In Walier Montana on March 24 retired postmaster known as Dad Hullinger and his longtime horse Old George end a 24 year run delivering mail from depot to post office. Dad turns 72 July 1 and Old George will reach 29 this spring before being turned loose to rest.
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George
An ‘Black
America faces world role after lend lease surge
The piece argues America must define its objectives as it abandons isolation and embraces leadership. Archibald MacLeish warns against vague aims, urging clear goals to prevent democracy from becoming mere business, while rallying national resolve for global duties.
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America
Senate
Archibald MacLeish
Congress
Clinic for Crippled Children in Anaconda Mar 28 1941
Dr T L Hawkins announces the annual crippled children's clinic at St Ann's hospital Anaconda on Friday March 28 1941 from 9 am to 4 pm with registration closing at 3 30 pm. Miss Freda H Miller and Miss Josephine Osland will consult with parents on problems, vocational guidance offered, data on speech handicaps requested, for Deer Lodge Granite Beaverhead and Powell counties. Service limited to under 21 with physical handicap.
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T. L Hawkins
Division of Crippled Children
St. Ann’s Hospital
Freda H. Miller
Josephine Osland
State
Crippled Children's Division
Department of Public Welfare
Margaret Holloran
Deer Lodge
Granite
Beaverhead
Powell
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Crippled Children
Governor Ford Asked to Name Montana Twin Ambassadors
Governor Sam C. Ford received a humorous request to name Montana twins to represent the state at the Texas College Twin convention in Waco on April 25-26. The inquiry came from Louis and Louise Bailey, Baylor University Twin Club presidents in Texas.
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U.P
Govenor
Sam C. Ford
Waco
Texas
Baily
Louis
Louise
Baylor University
Livestock and Crop Sales Rise in 1940
Montana report shows 1940 total sales at 97.473 million dollars, up almost 14 million from 1939. Livestock and livestock products accounted for 49.757 million, crops 47.716 million, with parity payments totaling 14.571 million. December income reached 8.598 million.
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Helena, Mont
U.P
Federal Agricultural Marketing Service
Montana
First Nurses Education Institute Planned in Helena
Edith Brown announces Montana Nurses Examining Board will hold the first nurses education institute in Helena on March 21 and 22. The program includes varied talks on nursing education and is open to all registered nurses in the state. Examinations for 19 Montana nursing graduates will occur this week at the state capitol house of representatives.
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Helena
Edith Brown
Nurses Examining Board of
Montana
House of Representative
Capitol
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Beaverhead
Elmer Sawyer
J. E. Kelly
Dillon
Frank ©. McFadden
Montana fur dealers protest final approval of revenue bill
Montana fur dealers protested Sub. H. B. 350, passed by the 1941 legislature, fixing a graded fee on all furs shipped from the state. They told Governor Sam C. Ford in Helena the bill seeks revenue for the fish and game fund from an unconnected source. Ford took the protest under advisement.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
Sam C. Ford
Helena
Fish and Game Fund
Ford
Great Falls Saddle Club Plans 100 Mile Ride Series
Great Falls Saddle club organizes the first annual 100 mile ride with plans formed today. A tentative horseback trip along the old wagon trail from Great Falls to Helens is set for June 27 28 29, covering about 110 miles.
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Great ‘Falls
Great Falls
Discover Signs of Four Indian Groups Near Billings
Archeologist William T. Mulloy sorted about 30 000 artifacts from caves near Billings Montana. Top layers held relics of modern Indians dating to white arrival. Deeper finds linked to Crow like groups with Mandan Hidatsa connections. Bottom layer yielded leaf shaped arrow points over 10 000 years old and sharpened buffalo shoulder blade used as a hoe indicating pottery makers and agricultural practices.
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Billings
Mont
U.P
William T. Mulloy
Montana
Mulloy
Jacksons Return From New Hampshire Visit
Mr and Mrs John Jackson of Jackson return home from a trip to New Hampshire accompanied by Mr and Mrs D W Ibey and Billy Ibey of Enfield. They will stay for a visit as Lee Hanson of Wisdom joined Big Hole residents spending Monday in the city.
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John Jackson
Jackson
New Hampshire
D. W. Ibey
Lee Hanson
Wisdom
Big Hole
City
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