Successful Summer School Closes at Varsity Campus
The State University reports record summer session turnout with 41 more students registered than last year. Of 376 enrolled, 244 were women and 132 men. 123 attendees had not enrolled before. The campus remains quiet except for athletics and admission activities ahead of fall registration and the October 3 game against Washington State College.
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Orsity
State
the Sun
Airge
Aorotal ii Ste
United States
Washington State College
Universit
Minot to curb Wobblies for wage refusals in fall
Police chief Dan Dougherty orders patrols to arrest any Wobbly workers who refuse jobs at stated wages and threaten vagrancy charges. Police Magistrate Ward Cox vows sharp sentences for those convicted. Organizers warn of expulsion and plan to seize work on threshing rigs if crews refuse employment.
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Minot
Dan Dougherty
I. We. W
Ward
Cox
To W. W
Ruttizalidar Grammed
Weather and Local Talk From Meagher County News
A fragmented Meagher County News page mentions seasonal cold, dangerous winds, and school and community notices. It references Helena travel routes, regional events, and local residents including Mrs Willian Granite and Miss uth J. Pe guest, with scattered names and places such as Fort Napisy and the Catholic dads of Dae set and Moray.
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Taringe
Shannon
Willian
Jlarey Thanesterl
Rond
Hnne Steel
Shisy Kita Rae
Shannen
Mate
Helena
Che Pansy
Uth
Carl
M Dee Ji
Xorbersese
Firemits
Wall
Dae Set
Moray
Moore
Phar Spa
Fire causes eerie blast at Coliseum in Wolf Point
In Wolf Point Aug 24 a rear blaze and two kerosene explosions rocked the Coliseum after a loud Ford start. Firemen doused the flames. damage was minor with charred floors and broken windows. County attorney reviews case amid theories of motives and rival plots.
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Wolf Point
Wolf Point Ciizens
Recover Body of Boy Lost in Yellowstone
John Webb son of Mr and Mrs Charles Webb of Myers drowned August 9 in the Yellowstone river. Norris and Morris Cole recovered the body about 47 miles downstream near neh after patrolling the river. The driftwood catch near Mortensen brothers farm helped the retrieval. Funeral services were held at Forsyth with Rev Marshall in charge.
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Tlysham
John Webb
Charles Webb
Myers
Yellowstone
Norris
Morris Cole
Neh
Cole Brothers
Mortensen Brothers
Pales
Brady
Forsyth
Mr. Marshall
Wolf Creek Telegrams and Weekend Visitors
Aug 24 notes from Wolf Creek cover local visitors and residents. Families such as Stow, Mason, Ingersoll, Hicks, and Barris travel between Helena, Butte, and nearby ranches. Names like McLord, Burns, Saggersell, Becker, and Durrgrall appear among hospital and social visits.
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Wall Creek
Alrs
Stow
Mo& Tavis
Myre Woo) Mason
Helena
Ingersols
Elyah Hicks Rainch
Louis Mason
Lil Horde
Nm Necker
Mre S
Ingersoll
Mre. McLord
Butte
Hern
Holter Mant
Mao
Barris
Pal
Dayal Ranch
Tin Tigeersel
Mabel
Cecar
Misteula
Bramers
Stearns
Great Falls
Mer
Bowman
Retired General Revisits Indian Fight Scenes at Stillwater
General W. J. Nicholson, 70, former Seventh Cavalry officer, revisits Stillwater valley near Billings on a Montana trip. He recalls Nez Perce campaign days, fishes the Stillwater, and reunites with old acquaintances including Eph Ryan and Joan Lee. The visit follows a Chicago office-building career after World War I service.
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Nez Perce
Nicholson
Stillwater
Joseph
Montana
France
Gountryman
Beartooth Ranch
Yellowstone Park
Joan Lee
Fillings Commercial Club
Fort Sturgis
D. D
Wespite
Shouldeys Evert
Rod
Qaima
Billings
The
Ryans
Five Bachelors Run a Womanless Paradise Ranch
Renzien Aug 24 the Rogge Brothers ranch near Ash ley post office 14 miles north of Winnett Montana is run by five bachelor brothers. They raise yellow blossom sweet clover breed registered Durhams and handle all house work including cooking. The ranch features a modern chicken house and a sizeable flock of White Wyandottes with hundreds of fryers.
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Renzien
Montana
United States
Rogge Brothers
Ashley
Winnett
Wil Bachelors
Bakersfield brothers keep bachelor lifestyl e on ranch
The article notes several brothers operate a ranch with cows for milk and butter, a garden, and hogs for home consumption. They keep dogs and spend winters on the coast while others stay on the ranch, taking turns on vacation. None plan to marry, their bachelorhood described as permanent by choice.
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Aid
Great Falls Woman Killed In Auto Crash Near Milwaukee Viaduct
Mrs. Fannie E. Beers 54 of 415 Sixth Ave S died when a Packard driven by her son Paul Beers left the road near the Milwaukee viaduct six miles west of Great Falls. The car skidded in mud after lights failed. Paul escaped with minor injuries. Surviving husband and four children reside in Montana and California.
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Great Falls
Fannie E. Beers
Sixth Avenue South
Paul Beers
Milwaukee Viaduct
Glacier Park
Jack Beers
Nellie Brandon
Santa Barbara
Calif
Bessie Bebautz
Erickson urges government to finish Montana irrigation plan
Governor J. F. Erickson urged completion of the federal irrigation project at a Huntley project picnic in Osborn. He called for continued federal funding and a liberal stance toward settlers, arguing completion would boost Montana farming, markets, rail traffic, and regional wealth while promoting scientific farming methods.
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Huntley Project
Billings
J. F. Erickson
Osborn
Montana
Congress
Erickson
East
Governor urges irrigationless farming and coop marketing
The governor asserts that proper tilth allows good crops in Montana without irrigation. He discusses farm product distribution, the need for low railroad rates, and praises Secretary Jardine's cooperative marketing efforts.
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Montana
Jardine
Tourist Bootlegger Given Stretch for Peddling Moonshine
In Billings Montana August 24 judge Robert C Strong imposed a 90 day jail term and a 400 dollar fine on W Stewart for peddling moonshine. Stewart and his wife and three daughters traveled state roads selling liquor. Sheriff officers raided a tent and found 12 gallons of moonshine hidden under tarpaulins and sacks.
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Billings
W. Stewart
Robert C. Strong
Stewart
Former Stevensville Man Drowns in Oregon River
Wallace Sheppard, once of Stevensville, reportedly drowned in the Jordan valley in Oregon about six miles from Silver City, Idaho. He had lived in the Bitter Root region for years and moved to Idaho seven years ago, leaving a wife named Ja who hailed from Stevensville.
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Missoula
Wallace Sheppard
Stevensville
Jordan Valley
Ore
Silver City
Idaho
Sheppard
Russell as dishwasher at forest fires
Chateau August 23 Charlie Russell famed painter and "Dr." de cree of the University of Montana is photographed doing camp kitchen work with a fire crew at Blackleaf station in Lewis and Clark forest. Ranger G A Frederickson reports Russell joined Apgar crews, donned an apron, scrubbed pots, and shared meals with helpers while contributing to firefighting efforts.
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Chateau
Charlie Russell
University of
Russell
Montana
Mr. Frederickson
Mr. Russell
Mr. Fredrickson
Notable Sickness and Sedilents Near White Sulphur
White Sulphur Springs dispatch reports the Dincesian retreat attendance interrupted by a sudden sickness of a local mother, burial in Judith Gap, and a wagon haystack accident at Daggett ranch sending J F Ring to hospital. Mrs A Manchester and driver suffered injuries in a Buick rollover near Castle Mintain. Ringling party plans a short visit to the BRTS Range Wing. Mrs Deatrick of Los Angeles visits, and Rasyment Nagues, former resident and dentistry graduate, visits his parents.
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White Sulphur Springs
LeChure
Helen
Davill Lake
Jane
Jieith Gap
Fanr Mile
Lean Lake
Judith Gap
Daggett Ranch
J. F. Ring
Faithe
A. Manchester
Best
Manchester
Castle Mintain Neel
John Tl. Ringling
Alis. Worle
RT. Ringling
Deatrick
Los Angeles
Lester C. Rader
Rasyment Nagues
College of Dentistry
Porthatud
Tea
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