Walsh Remand as Hanging Looms at Boulder Jail
Roy Walsh, condemned for Al Johnson’s murder, waits under heavy guard in Boulder county jail with Feb. 11 set for execution. Sheriff Mountjoy expects Walsh to die game, doubts governor reprieve via petitions, notes widespread circulation in Basin, as gallows borrowed from Silver Bow county stands ready beside the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Roy Walsh
al Johnson
Renova
John W. Mountjoy
Jefferson County
Walsh
Mountjoy
Erickson
jJohm Elliot
Basin
Silver Bow County
University dorm leaders and banquet plans at State University Montana
State University of Montana Missoula reports student leaders in North and Craig halls guide upperclasswomen for campus life. Five in North, two in Craig. Monica Burke oversees dining and upkeep with student help. A banquet honors Frank J. Irwin of D A V at Fort Harrison, Helena, with attendees from university chapters. Dr. Bradley replaces Roy Wilson at geology. Uradhey studied at UNC and Harvard. paleontology focus. Simpkins Hall groundwise efficiency noted. Good Will man Glen S Smith from New York arrives to represent the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University of
Hails
North Hail
Craig Hall
Monica F. Burke
Missoula
Miss Burke
Frank J. Irwin
Fort Harrison
Helena
State Department
DB. A.V
John A. Rees
Eugene Callaghan
William Scott
Organization and Business Administration
John Walsh
Anaconda
Lyan van Zandt
Vivian Corbly
Bozeman
Tenth District
D. A.V
Montana
Irwin
Chapsters
Butte
Billings
Bradley
Harvard
Roy Wilson
University of Oklahoma
Monoana
Uradhey
University of North Gerolina
Uriversity of Chicago
Glen S Smith
Orlwek
Iy, McOa
United States
Good Will Association
New York City
McNabb Nominated United States Attorney for Southern California
President Coolidge nominates 26 year old Samuel W. McNabb for the U S attorney post in the southern district of California. Nominating action follows standard confirmation process as federal appointment moves forward in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel W. McNabb
President Coolidge
United States
Southern Distret
California
Jewera Pexhachve
Survey 1a for a recreational park in Judith mountains
Lewiston January 29 The focal land office and the commission appointed by President Coolidge propose a federal recreational park in the Judith mountains covering Maiden canyon about 12 sections. A 29 question questionnaire on exact area location and camping facilities will be printed and sent out, followed by a survey. The park aims to be ready for use next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Focal Land Office
General Land Office
Coolidge
Judith Mountains
Maiden Canyon
Truck Hits Boy In Billings Leaving Fractured Collar Bone
Dale Bradley six years old son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bradley was struck by a Mealin Yates delivery truck driven by E E Clark at the corner of First Avenue North and Twenty Fourth Street in Billings Tuesday evening. He suffered a broken collar bone and multiple bruises and was taken home by unconsciousness. He regained consciousness about 10 30 p m. Witnesses said the truck swerved toward the boy as it traveled west on First Avenue North and then slid across the street past Leo Schwartz causing minor damage to Schwartz’s car. Clark and Schwartz reported the accident at the police station. Clark claimed he was going 12 miles an hour but others thought faster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Leo Schwartz
Schwartz
Clark
Higgins Will Take East Vacation Trip
Great Falls Montana January 29 Ronald Higgins, whose resignation as assistant United States district attorney becomes effective February 1, will advance on a southeastern vacation trip next week and then proceed to Missoula to resume the law practice he left in June 1921 when appointed to his post. He is in Great Falls on official business tied to the upcoming federal grand jury and trial terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Ronald Iggns
United States District Attorney
Missoula
Higgins
Rebekahs Hold District Meeting in Livingston
Rebekah District No. 10 held its quarterly meeting in Livingston with full attendance from ten lodges. Afternoon and evening sessions covered business and the election of officers for the new year. A dinner was served, a short program followed, then dancing until train time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Rebekah
Yegen to Appeal Retrial Motion in Banking Case
Bath, Jan. 29. Attorneys for Christian Yegen, recently convicted of breaking state banking laws by accepting funds at the Yegen Brothers Bank after it was known insolvent, fled notice that an appeal will be taken from the Jan. 24 decision denying a new trial. Defendants in the original case were Christian and Peter Yegen and Barton B. Dakin, but charges against Peter Yegen and Mr. Dakin were later vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Christian Yegen
Yegen Brothers’ Bank
Christian
Peter Yegen
Barton B. Dakin
Peter Yogen
Mr. Dakin
Bobby Watson Known To People Of Whitehall
Whitehall January 29 Bobby Watson a masquerader once famed in Butte is known in Whitehall for appearing at the Jefferson County fair in fall 1923 riding in races as a boy under the name Dollie Frost and presenting as a girl. After the fair she rented a house with plans to stay and finish high school but soon left town and rumor linked a move to New York to ride for Ringling brothers. It is also reported she married a Mr Holling of Anaconda about this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Bobby Watson
Butte
Fot Whitehall
Jefferson County Fair
Dollie Frost
New York
The
Ringling Brothers
Mr. Holling
Anaconda
Foreign Wool Demand Boosts Montana Market Says White
Great Falls January 29 The world shortage of sheep and rising wool demand in buyers like Japan indicate the Montana sheep industry will be profitable for years, says IL McClaye White Buffalo Creek Sheep Co manager and son of Senator B C White. He reports stock in Buffalo Creek section wintering well and business active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Japan
Ietetofore
Montana
IL McClaye White
Buffalo Creek Sheep Company
Buffalo
White
B. C. White
Court Officials Diagram Plum Creek Murder Scene
Lewistown January 29 Court officials led by County Attorney Tudee Beker Sheriff Guy Tullock and others traveled to Plum Creek beyond Kendall to map the Lindsty ranch site where Christ Lindsty is charged with the July murder of Elmer Miner The trial is set for February 3 before Judge J C Huntoon The killing reportedly followed an assault on Lindsty by Stiner with a rock Both men were said to have been drinking Officials waded two miles through deep snow to reach the house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Tudee
Lindsty
Stiner
Battle of Names Decides Town’s Identity Garrison Moab Case
The Northern Pacific railroad won a decades long clash over naming Little Blackfoot Montana after Mrs Fannie Garrison Villard later called Garrison by rail personnel and mail. Residents valued the old river based name but the railroad persisted naming the town Garrison to honor William Lloyd Garrison’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Garrison Villard
Garrison
Moab
Northern Pacific Railway
Villard
Northern Pacific Railroad
William Lloyd Garrison
Mailroads
Little Blackfoot
Mont
The
Northern Pacific
Liberator
Blackfoot
Mr. Garrison
Little Blaeshot
Relative of Old King Tut Committed to State Asylum
Dillon January 29 Virgini and Lewis Doe were committed and taken to the state insane asylum at Warm Springs last week. The former was taken in charge by officers about a month ago. The latter is a crossword puzzle maker who refused to divulge his game and history except by pictures. Officers believe his first name is Lewis, but the rest remains buried in a maze of pictures resembling hieroglyphics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Virgil
Lewis Doe
Warm Springs
Naker
Lewis
Memory Tests Fail To Restore Paul Martin’s Past
Modesto program uses list of words to trigger recollections from “Paul Martin” who cannot recall more than 35 years of his life. Psychologist Wm Fuller leads the test at Modesto junior college with responses showing associations to Montana towns like Butte and Helena, and familiar scenes near those areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto
Cal
Paul Martin
Fuller
Modesto Junior College
Paul
Montana
Helena
France
Paris
Oregon
Postland
Mary
Jones
Mack
Martin
Butte
Mont
Forest Ranger Reports Work in the Hills of Montana
Lewistown January 29 Forest ranger David Lake of the Jefferson National Reserve spoke of duties in the Snowy and Belt mountains toward Haymaker Canyon and discussed census enumerator work for the Agricultural Department. The five county area is nearly finished with Fer gus county remaining. With his expanded patrol area since last summer an administrative guard may be added for the eastern Snowies. Grazing stock applications are open until February 1 and most grazing land is expected to be taken again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
David Lake
Jefferson National Reserve
Snowy Mountains
Belt Mountains
Haymaker Canyon
Mr. Lake
Agricultural Department Census Bureau
Fergus County
Coyotes Count Rise As Schultz Hounds Patrol Park
Martin Schultz of this city led a pack of three Russian wolfhounds and a stag hound to kill 34 coyotes in December and January around his home country. He sold four hides in Great Falls for 57 dollars and reported a female wolfhound injured by a toe-nail snag, sidelining her for about two weeks while the pack continues with a leader recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Martin Schultz
Ile
Great Falls
Mr. Schultz
Malta Store Recovers Stolen Shirts in Local Find
Eighteen shirts stolen a week earlier from Edwards and McLellan's clothing department were recovered buried in dirt in a Mariel street log house cellar.Mexican suspects arrested. three jailed. This marks the fourth robbery at the store in four years, with $2,500 worth of goods stolen and later recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Edwards & McLellan
Mariel Street
Ben
Results of Judging at Montana Poultry Show
Prize winners at the Annual State Poultry Show in Great Falls include Dark Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Plymouth Rocks, Partridge Plymouth Rocks, and many other breeds. Exhibitors Darr and Wallace, Henry Tripp, J. H. Hanedck, H. C. Blair, J. R. Scott, and L. M. Varney head a long list of winners across cocks hens pullets and pens with top displays noted by judges and sponsors from Montana and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Fails
Margaret Kain
Dutte
State Pountry Association
Plymouth Rocka
Henry Tripp
Missoula
Darr
Wallace
J. H. Hanedck
Sun River
H. C. Burgess
L. C. Stevens
Darrand Wallace
Heery Tripp
LC. Stevens
H. C. Blair
Spokane
J. F. Horton
Plymouth Rocks
Leon J. Derandeau
Great Falls
Carl H. Suhr
Darr Land Walace
Cockerell
Carl
Harold H. Cheney
Jene
Harold FM. Cheney
Willian Augstein
Louis Plagman
Cockerels
Harold Cheney
William Augstein
Wf. Black
Orry
Bridger
Pullets
William , Aug
David Bricker
Moore
Richard
Morris
Ledger
G. C. Durrah
Rex
G. Amacker
Helena
Land
A. G. Amacker
Richard Morris
Young Toma
W. H. Porter
Fife
Minnie B. Levet
Fowler
William A. Wolf
Deer Lodge
Paul H. Temple
Dillon
Tom
William Bauman
Mont
J. R. Scott
Roy
William Sabin
L. M. Varney
Bert Parti
Sundquist
Northern Creamery Company
D. CG. Durrah
A. Montana
Northern Creamery Company Speies
L. Sheperd
Hana Simms
Montana
Rhode
Iseland Club Special
F. C. Blodgett
Carl Bauer
Helen Hedrix
Lone Mountain Silver Fox and Fur Ranch Inc Formed in Bozeman
A new 25000 dollar corporation to raise breed and market fur bearing animals has been organized in Bozeman by three men. Lone Mountain Silver Fox and Fur Ranch Inc will base operations in Bozeman with a 160 acre plant 42 miles up the West Gallatin. Incorportors are CL Anceney E A Franks and W C Brown the sole stockholders. Construction has begun on kennels and pens with early breeding to begin when weather allows. Some breeding stock will arrive in summer per Judge Franks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman, Jas
Bozeman
Lisbesiee of State
Lone Mountain Silver Fox and Fur Ranch, Inc
CL. Anceney
E. A. Franks
W. C. Brown
West Gallatin
iJudge Franks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana State News
University
Simpkins Hall
Bong Meade
Simpkins
Rebekahs
Yegen
By Williams
Gos
Titans
Nea Werner
Railroad
Tut
Dutton Park
Young Peas
Buff Plymouth Rocks
J. J. Fred Weideman
Partridge Plymouth Rocks
Hene
H. M. Ayer
Bridser
Wyandotts
F. A. Danderob
Shuintley
Art Miller
Russell P. Schmidt
Stanford
Hens
Russell B.schmidt
F. A. Banderele
Cockerele
I. A. Banderele
Young Pens—Russel P. Schmidt
Golden Wyandotts
Andrew Christianson
A. J. Conley
Young
Andrew Chrisianson
White Wyandotts
Frank Thompson
A. J. Hedrix
Frante Thompson
W. WW. Doughty
Irving Smitt
W. W. Doughty
Young Pens
A. J. Hedrisx
Partridge Wyandotts
Robert Combs
Louis Kranebusch
Conrad
E. J. Boyk
Rockland
E. J. Doyk
E. J
Robert Tombs
Louis Usch
E. J. $. Moore
J. J. Boys
Rhode Island Reds
Cocke
F. ©. Blodgett
C. S. Hanna
Simms
F. O. Blodgett
Cockere
F. G O. Blodgett
S. W. Berry
Idaho
Frank Horan
CS. Hanna
J. E. Horton
C. $. Hanna
Ross Comb
Cocka
J. Adams
Glenda
Wye
FL. Shepperd
Leroy Kirby
F. L. Sheperd
C. 53
Hanna
F. J. Sheperd
Gerald T. LePard
E. R. Denzer
Medicine Lake
Fred F. Hull
Young Pena
K. 1. Sheperd
I. M. DeStaffany
Rhode Island
J. P. Sundquist
J. P. Sundquiist
J. J. O'Carrol
Miles City
Christy Nelson
J. J. O’carrol
Mrs. Sundquist
C. Jr. Lindah
Rose
Bridget Baron
J. BR. Scott
H. J. Fieden
Cobb
Kalispell
Pullete
J. KR. Scott
Sivert Torsky
Hardin
C. Cobb
Sivett Torsky
N. G. Wilkerson
Ralph Wilkerson
H. G. Wilkerson
F. A. Banderob
Huntley
Tom Jaffer
Belgrade
Toulouse
Glen Sartain
Jersey Black Giants
Lloyd Chozen
Lloyd Chezem
Pulletsa
C.S. Hanna
al. Dirkes
Palisades
Lloyd Cherein
Anconas
Jean Jordan
W. J. Barnwell
Yens
D. M. Hamilton
D. M.hamilton
John R. Conger
D M. Varney
Harald M. Cheney
Loving Creek
Hollman
J. H. Hancock
William J .Bauman
C. J. Lind
Eugene Furlong
Red Carneaus
Billy Wallace
New Oriental Limited
Heléna
Great Northern
Oriental Limited
Helens
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Chicago
Wolena
Watra
W. . Garrity
Placer Hotel
Gallatin
Nieuwe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!