Highway commission to award contracts on about eight miles
Montana Highway Commission plans contracting for about eight miles of new highway plus surfacing for additional projects and bridges across 15 counties. The list includes Barber-Shawmut Electric highway in Golden Valley, Billings to Roundup, Lewistown to Grass Range, Dodson to Malta, Glendive Circle, Harrison Sapping in Madison, and Yellowstone trail segments near Miles City, among others. A second set of projects is set for July 16.
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Montana Highway Commission
C. Whipzis
Barber-Shawmut
Golden Valley
Billings
Yellowstone
Musselshell
Lewistown-Grass Range
Lewistown
Dodson-Malta
Phillips County
Dawson County
Madison
Gallatin
Jefferson Counties
Jefferson Canyon
Miles City
Custer County
Columbia Falls
Glacier Park
Flathead
Glacier
Continental Divide
Marias Pass
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee and
Butte
Anaconda
Pacific Railways
Misaler
Butte-Dillon
Silver Row
Mount St. Charles Alumni Dance At Rose Room
About 30 members of the Mount St. Charles College Alumni Association plus wives and friends gathered for the fourteenth annual spring dinner dance in the Eddy Rose room. After a five course dinner the couples danced to the Royal College Serenaders until midnight. Earl Jacoby directed the party. Many members will attend tonight’s commencement in the college gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Charles College Alumni Association
Eddy Rose
Royal College Serenaders
Hilltop Dance Orchestra
Earl Jacoby
College Gymnasium
Seventeen Graduates at Mount St Charles College
Seventeen young men receive degrees and certificates at Mount St Charles College nineteenth commencement. Governor Erickson delivers the address. awards honor medals. the college orchestra performs. several graduates earn Summa Cum Laude honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St Charles College
Jono E. Erickson
George J. Finnigan
Helena
J. A Rooney
Capitol Ht College
H. P. Reinshagen
Joseph Leo Belanger
Butte
Daniel Bernard Harrington
John Francia Sheehan
John Benjamin Gannon
William Frank Bedner
Plankinton
South Dakota
Eugene Arthur Beber
Joseph Adolph Materle
East Helena
Extella
Nathaniel Burton Felder
Helens
William Francis Gaggin
James Joseph McCabe
John Patrick McDonald
Clement Arnold Schmitz
James Lawrence Slattery
Francia John Steadh
Missoula
Sherman Manseau Sterrett
Lewistown
Stephen Daniel Sullivan
Harold Francis Woggenman
Jerry O'Connell
Harold Z. Johnson
Joseph Leo Bellanger
Daniel B. Harrington
Thomas S. Hasty
John 5. Kopp
Bozeman
John D. Mullin
Great Falls
Sherman M Sterrett
Joseph J. Knight
Anaconda
William J. Barrett
Bilings
Ppeer Lodge
Bedner
Saffits
Joseph Leo Balanger
John Francis Sheehan
General Electric Company
Schenectady
New York
Hazelia James Pepin
Havre
Joseph Adolph Malerla
Montana State College
Lucas L. Sumagaysay
Uncis School of Engineering
Patrick F. Humphrey
Georgetown University
Ditford
Henry Rumipf
University of Montana
Raymond Dow
Worth Pacific Dental College
Portland
Frank Harold Crowley
Thomas Stephen Hosty
Albert Patrick Hughes
Joseph Richardson Thornton
St. Louis University
Daniel John Mulledy
Sweet Graze
University of Minnesota
Ontira
Clase
Mount St. Charles Academy
Banker's Gray Wool Coat Sold With Tailor Made Cloth
The report notes Mr WB of 2151 purchased a Banker's Gray Worntnd coat, kept it in good condition, and recently bought an extra pair of trainers to wear it out. Tailor made cloth cost 920 to 45 and other charges applied.
Prices Paid for Northwestern Wool Show Montana Clip in Strong Demand
Western wool markets show Montana clip prices likely higher than Wyoming and Idaho levels. National Wool Exchange officials report Wyoming districts paid 28 to 33 8 cents and Basin 32 cents, with Montana often moving 3 cents above those figures. Growth prospects remain favorable as tariff protection discussions progress and domestic consumption stays solid.
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Northwestern
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Matt Staff
National Wool Exchange, Inc
Boston
Union Pacific
Syod
Gowers
Southwest
National Wool Growers Association
Lagenbarth
Jo Bright
Staff
Helena Elks may host city harmonica concert
Past exalted rulers of the Helena lodge of Elks anticipate public interest in hearing the Montana Deaconess School harmonica band coached by A I Reeves. A city concert is probable as community interest grows.
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Montana
Helena
Drilling Rig Near Winston Reaches 440 Feet Depth
Capital Oil and Gas reports the Winston test well, spudded May 10, is being drilled by two crews in 12 hour shifts toward 440 feet. Field manager L J Hare notes prior tool losses in two attempts and cautious progress. Helens residents fund the operation. Reeves to be notified by Monday evening.
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Oland Gas Company
Winston
L.J. Hare
Hare
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Wyoming
N Helens
Reeves
Union Bank
Reaves
Capital
Helena
Capital Oil and Gas Company
Whipped, sues bad. Butler, Ma. June 1
The outcome of a whipping administered by a father to his daughter, Chris Hhert, 22, sparks a damage suit for $10,000 and a divorce bid by her mother. The daughter allegedly became fanatical after a religious revival and was roasted by her father on arrival home after two whe ner roasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Chris Hhert
Sylvester B. Ehart
Man buys coffin in 1910 dies at 87 in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on June 1 a public notice recalls John L Sie tert who bought a coffin in 1910 and left it with an undertaker. He has now died at age 87, twenty years after his purchase. The unusual tale ends with his passing in the city.
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South Bend
Ind
John L. Sietert
John
Empire Builder to make first run from Chicago to Pacific coast
Coronel Robert P. Lamont signals Great Northern's Empire Builder departure on its June 10 initial trip from Chicago to the Pacific. The train, with new equipment and fast schedule, will be broadcast from Chicago union station with notable figures, a Blackfeet Indian performance, and a gala ceremony marking a streamlined era in transcontinental rail service.
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Coronel
Robert P. Lamont
Secretary of Commerce
Great Northern
Empire Builder
Chicago
Pacific Coast
FL Peawhers
Mississippi
Union
James J. Hill
National Broadcasting Company
Lamont
Washington, D. C
T. I. Newman
American Association of Railroad
C. O. Jenks
White Calf
Glacier National Park
Buffalo Plains
Reginald Warrenrath
Graham McNamee
Smile Tunnel
Cascades
Chicago Union Station
Bourquin dissolves restraining order against rail board
In a federal court in Butte Judge George M Bourquin upheld the Montana board of railway commissioners denying the railroads four parties and dissolving a temporary restraining order at Great Falls The rate cut of 29 percent was challenged as discriminatory to interstate commerce and localities The judge granted the motion to dismiss stating the railroads failed to allege facts constituting a cause of action and did not prove the proposed scale would cause discrimination The ruling limits use of extraordinary remedies against state action
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Butte
George M. Bourquin
Montana Board of Railway Commus
Sioners
Montana
Great Falls
Bourguin
Bourquin
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Highway Commission
ST. Charles
TN Rose Room
The
Northwestern Manual Life Insurance Co
Amerks
Sam D. Goza
Morthern
MT. ST. Charles
Governor Erickson
London
Britain
St. Margaret's Chapel
Edinburgh
Dorset
Culbone
St. Lawrence
Bill
National Wool Exchange
Gongert
FAIL
Gelman’s
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