Indian riders to tour with Flathead troupe show
Gray Scott of Arlee plans a Fourth of July show in Great Falls after returning from Los Angeles with 30 Indians and 30 horses. He says travel aids education and discipline, praising well behaved performers and careful selection from reservations. The group includes riders dancers and college educated members. Regular meeting tonight at 82. Matters of importance for your attention. Be prompt. CARL NYMAN Exalted Rul.
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Indian Bureau
Washington
Gray Scott
Arlee
Mane
Scott
Great Falls
Los Angeles
Goliseum
Redeo
Carl Nyman
Demurrers Sustained In Bank Failure Case
Judge Poorman sustained the latest demurrer in Grace Mitchell et al v Banking Corp et al. The suit, amid 73 demurrers, targets the bank collapse after May 2, 1922. Court notes bank was a going concern for 14 months post stock reduction and denies looking before May 2, 1922 for insolvency. Creditors retain standing to sue on behalf of plaintiffs.
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Grace Mitchell
The
Banking Corporation
Poorman
Sirther
Ranking Corporation
Weather holds back crops but prospects remain strong in Montana
The weekly state and federal crop report notes cool wet weather retarded growth in most counties, but some regions show excellent conditions. Daniels, Madison, Phillips report rapid development. Gallatin fair, Flathead good. widespread flood issues in Glacier, Richland with record rainfall. Livestock in good condition with strong range grass, though some lamb losses reported in Blaine, Teton, Rosebud.
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Montana
State
Federal Departments of Agriculture
Daniels
Madssaty
Phillips
Gallatin
Flathead
Glacier County
Richland
Blaine
Sweet Grass
Yellowstone
Teton
Rosebud
Judith Baain
Madison
Fendera
Arass
Tatoa
Choteau
Billings
Burglars Who Robbed Boxcar In R R Yards At Large
In the Great Northern boxcar robbery several thousand dollars in goods were stolen. Police investigate as theories place the culprits near northern town outskirts or watching railroad activity. Thieves discarded paint and wallpaper, suggesting they did not plan to sell all loot. Sheriff handles county cases. city police jurisdiction limits aid. A past railroad theft recall notes similar inside jobs. yard watch coverage exists but patrols are infrequent.
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Great Northern
Dry
J. G. Thompson
Sheriff's Office
Butte
Great Northern Railroad
Sixth Avenue
Daily Averages and Lumber Output Reported for Idaho and Montana
The May 31 update shows US crude oil production rising for the week ended May 28 with California and other states contributing gains, including a 22,000 barrel increase in California and a total weekly output of 2,498,300 barrels. Timber census figures for 1926 reveal Idaho and Montana combined lumber cut at 1 330 122 000 feet, down 41.3 percent from 1928, with Montana at 278 740 000 feet and Idaho at 95l RYO referenced in the text.
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New York
United
American Petroleum Fratituten
Montana
Colorado
Incresse
California
Gacreane
Porte of Petroleum
Californ Yell
Atlantic
Gulf Coast Porta
Missoula
Forest Service
Hite Eau
Cenang
Idaho
Grain Market Declines After Winnipeg Slump May 31
May contract wheat in Chicago weakened as Winnipeg sparked selling, lifting pressure on prices despite earlier gains. Reports show rain in western wheat regions, with Canada and U.S. markets reacting to improved weather and futures activity. Traders faced profit taking as May deliveries approached contract end, while cash bids and futures moved in tandem with international tone.
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Chilengo
Dant Tenny
Afacover
Tate
Canada
Arcninia
United States
Tata
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chicago
Winnihog
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