Open New Entrance to Park With Road to High Mines Camp
Red Lodge leaders push a Red Lodge to Cooke City road linking Bear Tooth forest to Yellowstone access. Aimed to unlock Cooke City minerals and attract tourists via motor travel with forest bureau backing and surveys planned after Washington talks with senators Walsh and Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Mines
Billings
Bureau of Forestry
Beartooth Forest
Red Lodge
Cooke City
America
H. P. Shelley
Carbon County News
J. Gef
Siegfriedt
Bearcreek
William E. Pinkney
Bridger
Forest Bureau
Yellowstone National Park
Local Outlook Mixed at Watson Ranch and Stockyards
May 22 notes show Gary Keene visiting Curt Diehl ranch on business while Frank Bingham aids branding at the new cattle chute at the hay ranch. Gib McFarland and L. A. Beyer with Mr. Greve visit, Miss Luella Watson weekends with Leslie Watson, and Mrs Kate Linn guests. Miners with Charles Root prospect Beaver area. George and Wallace Gurtt return from Fort Logan with 40 50 horses for June 10 roundup supervised by Lingshire. Mrs Bingham hosts a late birthday dinner using Bingham ranch products. County road work on Benten Gulch road disrupts traffic until scarifying ended. Lingshire buys Gravely’s sheep shearing plant for Walker Ranch at Antelope for season use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Flats
Henry Lingshire
Frank Bingham
Mr. Bingham
Bingham Ranch
Sarah Watson
Leslie Watson
Nadine
Arthur Watson
Shirley
Luelia Watson
Elmer
Robert Watson
Kate Linn
J. B. Swarbrick
Andy Larson
Binghams
Watson Home
Benten Gulch
Walker Ranch Company
Rock Creek
John Gravely
Missouri Valley
Walker
Platinum Wire Rewards Stretch From New York To London
Scientific tests from Washington on May 22 reveal platinum wire can be drawn extraordinarily fine. Researchers claim seven ounces of platinum could be stretched from New York to London, demonstrating exceptional malleability and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Killing of Suspect by Baney Is Exonerated Inquest Told
Sheriff Baney of Libby shot and killed E G Jorgensen near Noxon after a pursuit triggered by a Spokane stolen Ford. An inquest jury ruled the shooting was within his rights. Jorgensen and Koerns were occupants of the car. two colored men were later questioned but not charged. Koerns claimed Jorgensen had a young child at Libby, while Koerns denied ownership of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baney
Thompson Falls
F.R. Baney
Libby
E. G. Jorgensen
C. M. Johnson
Noxon
Jorgensen
George Koerns
Spokane
Koerns
Brill River
Nixon
Bull River
Haney
Mrs. Haney
Hartman
Alvord
Bilmeyer
Justice Parkhurst
Charles Mercier
Plains
Korens
Philadelphia
Associated Press
William C. Cavalier
State Supreme Court
Schuylkill
TF. B. Roads
C W. Starudenmaier
I Cavalier
Lily Collins Dies After Drinking Lysol From Rubbish
Margaret Ellen Collins aged three died at 904 Grand Avenue South after picking up a Lysol bottle from a neighborhood rubbish pile. She drank some, fell unconscious by evening, and died Thursday morning despite medical aid and antidotes administered en route to care, as family and neighbors sought help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Margaret Ellen Collins
John J. Collins
Grand Avenue South
Margaret
Circle Breaks Land for 15000 Dollar Church
May 22 The board was broken for erection of a United Brethren church in Circle. Supervising carpenter is Newton Morrison of Denver Co with home mission board. M C McLean of Denver assists. Church 35 by 70 feet with basement kitchen dining class rooms toilets furnace room seating over 250. Cost about 15000 mostly borne by home mission board. Morrison built other churches for the board. The Rev C W Loomis has led Circle since 1918 with noted congregation growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
United Brethren Church
Newton Morrison
Denver
Cole
Home Imission Board
The
M. C. Mclean
Home Mission Board
Morrison
New Mexico
Kansas
McLean
C. W. Loomis
Sheriffs raid liquor dispensary in Great Falls
Sheriff Tom Norton raided an alleged liquor dispensary at 510 Fourth Avenue North on Thursday night arresting Mrs. Pearl Clarke a widow on a charge of violating the state liquor law. Several quarts of moonshine liquor glasses and other equipment for entertaining patrons were seized. Clarke admitted bootlegging but said she planned to leave the enterprise and depart town. The sheriff noted numerous complaints about the place from past weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Central Avenue
Tom Norton
Fourth Avenue North
Pearl Clarke
John Earls
Arthur Anderson
Mike Holland
Wolf Creek Notes Show Local Movement and Visits
Local notes from Wolf Creek report Charles Koch travels to Lincoln after winter at Avon and assorted residents and visitors. Families and teachers move between Great Falls Helena Kalispell and nearby towns for work school and leisure. In Kalispell the fourth annual State Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs opens with welcome addresses and national representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Assocated Press
C. W. Pomeroy
State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Elli Thorpe
Missoula
Edith Thornton
Bellingham
Wash
Montana
New York
New York Actress Balled Up In Butte Traffic
A New York actress performing in a Butte engagement caused a traffic scene crossing Broadway. With camera dog and escort she dodged a near collision as truck and car drivers reacted. The incident ends with witty exchanges about traffic rules and a dramatic diagonal cross of the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
New York
Broadway
Montana
Ford
Injured rider in coma after fall at rodeo stock tourney
Sidney May 22 Clarence Bad lands French 20 living east of town in Little Missouri river breaks has lain in Deaconess hospital unconscious for 17 days. Physicians say cerebral hemorrhage caused paralysis first on the left then on the right. Nourishment given daily, slight improvement noted. French, known as a skilled local rider, was found after a morning stock check and had recently competed as an entrant at local rodeos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Clarence
French
Deer Lodge Social Notes May 22 Highlights Visits
Mr and Mrs A W Prescott and Mr and Mrs John Dietrich hosted guests including Mrs W F Spottswood and Mrs Dorothy Spottswood Jenkins. Local visits span Butte Anaconda Spokane and Honolulu tied to relatives and clubs with a new born daughter for Mr and Mrs Earl Burch in West Deer Lodge. Rev Attwood ill in San Francisco hospital. law operation anticipated.
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Deer Lodge
A. W. Prescott
John Dietrich
J. Maurice Dietrich
W. F. Spottswood
Dorothy Spottswood Jenkins
Little Daughter
Spokane
Harry McPherson
Ruby Martin
Lydia Pfeifer
Bertha Moore
Iona Wessel
Butte
S.L. Tripp
George Carlton
Charles Fullerton
Cora E. Sabin
Honolulu
Arthur J. Lochrie
Finn
Don Larabie
C. L. Benton
Anaconda
Country Club
Joseph Larsen
Mary Larsen
Anna Kerruish
Thomas Hirst
Lou Turner
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Annaconda
Grand Lodge
Portland
Attwood
San Francisco
Earl Burch
West Deer Lodge
Frost Rips Sidney Fields After May 16 Freeze
Frost caused heavy damage across Sidney as a crusted frost killed early seeded grains and gardens. About 3500 acres of sugar beets must be replanted after the freeze while wheat fields turned black but growers expect no lasting harm. Fruit trees and budding gardens also suffered significant loss. The United States ranks as the second largest sugar beet producer, with Transvaal leading and Canada third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Holy Frn Company
Crossword Puzzle List From Historic Dictionary Page
A dense crossword puzzle excerpt lists unkeyed terms and clues from a historical dictionary, including rooms under a roof, instruments, months, salts and acids, printers measure, and many scattered definitions. It interleaves numbers and fragments like Tobraid Traesid 13 16 Negative 17 long fish plural and other entries such as months, colors, and body parts, forming a large puzzle grid.
Vegetable Vines For Screens In The Garden
The article discusses using vines to screen gardens, advising pole beans and cucumbers for rapid growth, tomatoes for dense screens, and gourds as ornamental screens. It covers using fences for support, space efficiency, and notes on care such as nip pruning dahlias, lime for radishes, and grease coatings on lima beans to prevent rot.
Husband 2d Wife Scold Childcare in Family Dispute
A husband laments that his wife lets her parents spoil their baby and hardly allows his parents to touch him. The plea frames a domestic quarrel over grandparent involvement and child care dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Geishas in Tokyo Form Haircut Society
In Tokyo, bobbed hair becomes a social marker as geisha girls with short tresses band together forming a society that admits only those with shaved or cut hair. The trend mirrors shifting aesthetics within traditional service roles in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Churches Grow Closer Across Denomination Lines
Lexington, May 22 The Federal Council of Churches reports to the Presbyterian General Assembly that there is growing cross denomination acquaintance and trust. It highlights evangelism as central, increased cooperation for social and international issues, and the council’s role in promoting Christian principles in society. Fifteen denominations have formed peace committees, and relations between the council and member churches are becoming more intimate as they collaborate on shared goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Associated Press
Committee On the
Federal Council of Churches
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States
America
Federal Council
Commission On the Church and Social Service
Commission On International Justice
Miss Fern Lyle Aids Urban Poor Through Baptist Outreach
In Minneapolis May 22 Miss Fern Lyle of First Baptist St Paul reports to Minnesota Baptist headquarters on aiding the poor and diseased in crowded downtown flats. She runs a twice weekly playground on church property, overseeing fair play and child-umpire reports, marking a pioneering field for church work in city districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Fern
Lyle
First Baptist Church of
Mr. Rasmussen
Miss Lyle
Tyndale Bible topic for Reforma day at General Assembly
The reformations committee proposed William Tyndale and the English Bible as Reforma tion day subject on October 25, noting it marks the 400th anniversary of the New Testament translation. The world conference on faith and order is set for midsummer 1927 at The Hague with half the budget raised by official contributions. The US Presbyterian Church pledges and budgeting are discussed. Four quarts of peanuts, brought to China 35 years ago by a missionary, are cited as the ancestors of current Chinese production surpassing the American crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Associated Press
William Tyndale
Reformation Committee
Presbyterian Church In
United States
General Assembly
Tyndale
Committee On the
World Conference On Faith and Order
The
Hague
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
China
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Pinkney
Shelley
Afr. Pinkney
Forestry Bureau
T. J. Walsh
Burton K. Wheeler
Leavitt
Walsh
Wheeler
Morrill
Watson News
Sial
By Williams
Tui
Prvelay
Sherie
Luo
Wolf Creek News
Wolf Creek
Charles Koch
Avon
Lincoln
A. C. Summerfield
Thelma
Sun River Country
Gus Koch
Helena
William Merz
Thomas Ostle
Eelena
Mabel Harris
Bertie
Inez Patterson
Alf Hicks
Joe Alt
Kenneth Lowell
Roy Riessing
Hotterdam
Douglas Burns
Misesula
L. A. Mason
M. S. Davis
Ford Ranch
Gus Summerfield
Harry Woods
Rock Creek Basin
Roy Reinig
Eliza Pratt
Masons
Transvaal
Renarter
Aurora
Norway
Bae
Thedren
Ron
Sun God
Perty
Cal
Tad
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