Glimpses From The Fall Weather And World News
The piece rambles through winter weather contrasts and quakes in Helena, noting blizzards, prospects of a Helena baby name, and the Red Cross drive amid disaster. It recalls Armistice Day programs and mentions a New York Times report on U S spending. It ends with Montana grain prospects and the November Chicago show details from Montana State College.
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Red Cross
Haiti
Beaverhead
Post
American
Legion
New York Times
Death of Raymond Goliver Dillow’s friend shocks Dillon family
In Dillon a Dillow family learns of the untimely death of Raymond Goliver, son of Dr and Mrs Frank H Goliver. A bright mathematician, he earned degrees at Missoula and Chicago, taught at Syracuse and UCLA, and left a widow and four year old daughter. Also noted are Montana legislative concerns on relief funds and a call to prioritize clothing for needy children over building a liquor warehouse in Helena.
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Dillow
Frank
H. Goliver
Raymond
F. E. Foote
the Tribune
Dillon
University
Missoula
Chicage University
Syracuse University
Los Angeles
University of California At
Tigen
Easter
Jeannette
Montana
Ome
Indage
Lontani
Montana Liquor Control Board
Helena
Liquor Control Board
Ray. M. Shannon
Sanders
Thompsons Falls
Mont
Glendale School Sees Seventy-Five Scholars This Winter
From the Tribune of November 19 1886 notes Glendale hosts seventy five scholars for winter study. The piece adds a wry aside about locals debating Episcopacy vs Methodism and reports freezing temperatures in Dillon Glendale and Argenta with heavy snow hindering street life.
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Tribune
Glendale
Dillon
Wild Man of Wise River Dies After Reclusive Life
From the Tribune file 46 years ago, George Petengale known as the wild man of Wise River is dead. He lived apart, avoided society, and killed game with an old Civil War musket presented to him. He reportedly devoured raw meat and could outpace a jack rabbit. He once visited a Battlerent, paid with gold nuggets. The November described as the coldest and stormiest in years. The city council’s license raise for saloons caused consternation among Dillon saloon owners.
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George Petengale
Wise River
Dillon
Elk Killed by Cy Knotts Among Dillon Highlights
The Dillon Tribune notes a large elk killed by Cy Knotts and reports on Father Clifford joining Thanksgiving services at the Catholic church. The sea pressure fact explains glass underwater breaking limits, while Montana poultry records show Mrs. Roy Swerdiffeger’s 164 White Leghorns laying 2,642 eggs.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Cy Knotts
Father Clifford
Ireland
Roy Swerdiffeger
Fort
Benton
Montana Poultry
Harriette Cushman
Montana State College
Crower Brothers
Havre
Own Little Farm Opportunity for 40 Acres Near Town
Ad offers 40 acres of fertile irrigated land suitable for grain alfalfa peas potatoes cabbage and garden crops. Cash price 1600 or two 20 acre tracts if sold out of season. Promoter C G Newman presents chance to own a small farm home.
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C. G Newman
Hartwig Theatre Presents Here Comes the Band
The Hartwig theatre shows Here Comes the Band Thursday only. Ted Healy and Nat Pendleton star as ambitious taxi drivers in a new musical style. Ted Lewis and his orchestra with Virginia Bruce and Harry Stockwell provide lively numbers.
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Hartwig Theatre
Hartwig
Ted Healy
Nat Pendleton
Ted Lewis
Virginia Bruce
Harry ‘Stockwell
Gigolette Feature Films Friday and Saturday
The week’s program lists Gigolette featuring Adrienne Ames Ralph Bellamy and Robert Armstrong as the main feature for Friday and Saturday. Also The March of Time, delayed in shipping, will be shown on the same two days as part of the program.
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Adrienne, Ames
Ralph
Bellamy
Robert Armstrong
Filing of plats and survey lands in Beaverhead region
Notice from the Department of the Interior United States Land Office Great Falls Montana dated November 5 1935 announces official filing of plats for surveys on December 16 1935. The lands lie within Beaverhead National Forest and nearby townships in T13S R10W and T18S R10W with various sections. It notes prior withdrawals and reservations under Proclamation November 5 1915 and Executive Orders 2910 6910 7048 affecting classifications and public land disposition. Inquiries should be directed to the Land Office.
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Survey Department’ of the Interior
United States Land Office Great
Falls
Montana
C. W
P. M. Montana
S. R
Beaverhead
S.R
Forest Service
Sheep Creek
Natonal Forest
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Bae Land
Iim
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A fragment notes a plea or reminder about a subscription payment labeled Pay Your Subscript 0 Ni ext. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or names.
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Aietolio
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Great Tala Montana
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Hareby
J. EF. Kelly
Beavettiend
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Tober
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Y H.-M. Miller
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Tella
Egon Low
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