Normal college cross country crowns Greenshields in three mile race
The second annual cross country at Normal college was won by Micky Greenshields of the track team. The course measures about three miles with natural obstacles and includes noted runners like Isaacs McDonald Brownfield and Thompson among the top ten finishers. Montana State track team meets Normal Friday and Bozeman Saturday with a 14-man squad.
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Normal College
Micky Greenshields
Bozeman
Normals
Dan Bock
Greenshields
Isaacs
McDonald
Brownfield
Thompson
Overturf
R. Johnson
Benson
A. Dullenty
N. Walker
Hugh Cottom
Lewistown
The
State College
Livers
Great Falls
Bunny
Weydemeyer
Neal
Yedlicka
Wylie
Fimt
Murray
Wiggins
Stuart
Eggebrecht
McMillan
Taylor
Beaverhead Honors Lewis and Clark Memorial Site
The article recalls Sacajawea’s reunion with her tribe near Two Forks and details how the area near Clark's Mountain, Two Forks, and Fortunate Camp shaped the Lewis and Clark expedition. It argues Two Forks was the pivotal point enabling horses and guides, preventing failure and ensuring crossing before winter.
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Montana
Sacajawea
Two Forks
Sacajwea
Bazil
Meriwether Lewis
Lewis and Clark
Jefferson
Missoula
Butte
Idaho
Centennial Valley
Yellowstone National Park
Oregon Short Line Railway
Clark’s Mountain
Clark
Shoshone Cove
Lewis
McNeal
Missouri
Lemhi Pass
St. Louis
O. D. Wheeler
Great Falls
Three Forks
Term of District Court Ends With Guilty Plea and Sentence
In court before Judge Rodgers a defendant pleaded guilty and received 60 days in jail and an $800 fine. The sentence starts October 15, 1926, with bonds posted to secure appearance on that date.
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Page One
Rodgers
Beaverhead Sends Four Candidates To Missoula
Beaverhead county high school will send four competitors to the state track meet in Missoula. Miss Jane Boone represents the school paper The Beaver in the Interscholastic Editorial contest, Grant Kelleher enters the declamatory contest, Tom Clemon runs 50 220 and 246 yard dashes and low hurdles, and Frank Little competes in all contests hoping to add trophies to B C H S achievements.
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Jane Boone
Tom Clemon
Frank Little
Grant Kelleher
Beaverhead County
Missoula
Wednessay
Garden City
Miss Boone
Beaver
Interscholastic Editorial Association
Clemon
Little
Collegiate Tours Favor England France and Belgium for Summer 1926
College travelers seek England and France via the St Lawrence route with Canada Pacific ties while Holland and Belgium appeal to others. Tours include Oxford London Paris and battle sites in France Belgium with third class fares and revised amenities expanding student and professor travel.
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England
Holland
Belgium
France
St. Lawrence
Art Crafts Guild
Chicago
Canadian Pacific
Oxford
Stoke Pores
London
Paris
America
Belleau Wood
Chateau Thierry
Soissons
Senlis
Rheims
Thomas Olmsted Named Michigan Daily Manager
Dillon notes Thomas Olmsted Jr has risen at the University of Michigan to manager of the Michigan Daily after two years with the student paper. He was elected president of the Sphinx honor society, achieving recognition for scholastic and campus activity within three years of study.
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Dillon
Thomas Olmsted
University of Michigan
Tom
Michigan Daily
The
Sphinx
Jury Draw and Civil Verdict in Local Court
The regular panel grew exhausted and a special patch was called on ebay from box No. 8. Named jurors included Alfred Peterson and F. C. McFadden among others. Frank B. Felt won a $75 judgment against J. J. Brown and E. P. Marchesseau, with costs. Judge Rodgers presided. The Callow v Eureka Hattoney debt case was ongoing with Judge Lyman H. Bennett presiding.
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Ebay
Alfred Peterson
F. C. McFadden
Luther S. Smith
G. H. Bostwick
H. P. Lane
Archie Main
W. A. Graeter
Ee ‘Opp
William A. ‘Lovell
Charles H. Niblack
W. D. Ross
G. H. Leno
Frank B
J. J. Brown
E. P. Marchesseau
Rodgers
Joseph Callow
Eureka Hattoney
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
When The Bull's Eye Goes To Print
The Bull's Eye explains it prints only when there is news worth printing. It rejects a fixed schedule and notes it chose not to publish at ten o'clock if nothing worthwhile is available. It highlights reporting on a man smoking Bull Durham to illustrate sharing noteworthy content.
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Durham
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SPORT
Beaverhead
Pacific
Wenatward
Armstead
Barry & Hopkins Garage
Service
Enrone
Laqn
Swakespearer
Stratford-On-Avon
Melita
Ann Hathaway's
Bond Grocery Co
P. S
the Tribune
Bulls
Will Rogers
P.P.S
Ren F.d
Vane Comicg
Fifth Avenue
New York City
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