Rosebud Bank Security Bond Payment Made
Forsyth May 25 A sum of 0.0 was paid May 18 to Rosebud county by the Fidelity Deposit company of Maryland in liquidation of the liabilities of the company for over deposits in the First National Bank and the Bank of Commerce of Forsyth. Both banks had bonds securing county deposits up to 100000. After deposits were paid the county treasurer purchased cashier’s checks totaling 33000 held at insolvency. Suits by I. S. Crawford of Forsyth and George W. Farr against the banks and the First National Bank of Ingomar. County Attorney Haynes advised no ground for Ingomar suit. Over deposit totals approx 14000 in Bank of Commerce and 18000 in First National Bank. Settlement offer of 33000 rejected. lump sum 7000 paid, final settlement 40000.
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I. $. Crawford
Forsyth
George W. Farr
First National Bank of Ingomar
F. F. Haynes
Bank of Commérce
First National Bank
Haynes
Helena
Ringling Woman's Club Marks First Anniversary With Luncheon
The Ringling Woman's Club held its annual lunch at the Harder hotel on May 23 with 25 seated. Guests included Mrs. Henderson Coates, Mrs. T. H. Peacock, Mrs. Shephard of Lombard, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Dexter, and Miss Sylvester. The Montana product themed event celebrated a year of community service. Activities noted: rest room project with businessmen, school prizes, garden protection, and a town flower plan of hollyhocks and poppies. The luncheon followed with Mrs. Adams presiding and Mrs. Higgins as toastmistress, then a final program at the schoolhouse. Future plans include organizing more clubs before Federated Clubs meets at Harlowton in fall.
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Martinsdale
Ringling Woman's Club
Harder Hotel
Henderson Coates
T. H. Peacock
Shephard
Lombard
Hayes
Dexter
Sylvester
Adams
Montana
Ringling
Young Montana Medic Goes to Porto Rico
Joe D. H. Cook of White Sulphur Springs has been named associate professor of chemistry at Columbia University. He will head the new department of chemistry for the Tropical Medicine school in San Juan Porto Rico, as Columbia partners with the Puerto Rican government. Cook will depart for New York with Mrs. Cook before sailing to the West Indies. he has taught at Montana Agricultural College Bozeman for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite Sulphur Springs
Joe D. H. Cook
CW. Cook
White Sulphur Springs
Columbia University
Dam at Billings power plant collapses in flood
The old dam south of Billings broke in the flood as a 100 to 13 feet section washed out between midnight and Saturday. City officials prepared by building a low pressure pumping system to maintain water supply, while Madison river Great Falls and Mystic Lake plants will feed electric power to the city, reducing reliance on the local emergency dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BiLlings
Montana Power Company
City Water Department
Madison River
Great Falls
Mystic Lake
Taxpayers Endorse Special Courses at Conrad High School
In Conrad on May 25 the commercial and domestic science departments were voted to be continued next year despite cost concerns. The final returns were 66 in favor and 22 against, with taxes raised to cover the expense. Miss Gladys Fee and Miss Ruth Davidson signed on for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Fee
Ruth Davidson
Fisherman Discovers Skeleton Near Groveland Bridge
A Twodot fisherman found a long-dead human skeleton in an abandoned ditch north of the Groveland bridge along Cottonwood. Coroner Ed wards and Charles Tyman collected the remains and transported them to White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsdale
Groveland Bridge
Cottonwood
Charles Tyman
Edwards
White Sulphur Springs
Knotted Rope Causes Eye Injury In Harloxton Area
Lewistown May 25 Mr Hays from the Harlowton vicinity was brought to town for surgery after a knot end of a rope on machinery broke loose and struck his right eye. The eye could not be saved and an operation was performed to remove it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Hays
Harlowton
Great Falls defaulter draws a pen term
Grant R. Brown Jr a cashier at Hotel Rainbow in Great Falls was sentenced by District Judge Stephen J. Cowley to one to two years in the state penitentiary for defalcation of about 2500 over several months. Brown appeared voluntarily pled guilty and showed no motive for the crime. He is married and has a United States address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Grant R. Brown, Jr
Rainbow
Stephen J. Cowley
State Penitentiary
Brown
United States
Woodticks Carry Tularemia Says Bozeman Health
Bozeman health officials report some local woodticks transmit tularemia to humans via bites. The illness starts with headache and fever about four to five days after bite, then lasts two to three weeks with glandular swelling. Prevent by avoiding tick areas and thorough body checks.
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Bozeman
Nay
Department of Health
Man
Northwest
Tulare County
California
Furst
Baby Carriage Left on Porch Over Night
Miles City May 25 A porch kept baby carriage was forgotten overnight causing Elmer and Mrs Weaver to discover six infants tucked inside the blanket. Neighbor alerted authorities who investigated and reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Elmer Weaver
South Prairie Avenue
Youth Hit on Head by the Helena Airplane Propeller
George Motari, 9, of 805 Third Avenue Southwest, was slightly injured when he wandered near a Helena plane’s propeller. A blade cut his head and broke three bones in one hand. He was taken to Deaconess hospital. Pilot Black of Helena flew the aircraft to Great Falls from Lewistown, accompanied by William G. Ferguson, secretary of the Helena Commercial Club. The plane returned to Helena later that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
George Motari
Leonard J.motari
Third Avenue Southwest
Helena
Deaconess
Pilot Black
Lewistown
William G.J Ferguson
Helena Commercial Club
Heletta
Woman Held for Death of Child Gets 1 000 Bond
Lewistown May 25 Mrs Elsie Stewart who had been in the county jail for a week on a charge of causing the death of her 4 year old stepdaughter Dorothy Stewart on May 5 was released after furnishing bond of 10 000 Friday night. Stewart a Coffeecreek resident from girlhood until marriage is about 20 and was well regarded by her parents and the district. Prominent citizens furnished the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Elsie‘ Stewart
Dorothy Stewart
Hold Press Meeting Sets Livingston Convention Date
A conference between Horace M. Albright Yellowstone superintendent and L. M. Flint Montana Press association executive decided the annual convention in Livingston will be held in the latter part of June. The exact time awaits a word from O. S. Warden Great Falls Tribune manager and association president, with a decision hoped in the next two to three days. Gypsy Rover plays next Tuesday at Marlow theater a musical comedy by high school girls glee club.
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Livingston
Horace M. Albright
Yellowstone Park
L. M. Flint
Montana Press Association
O. S. Warden
Great Falls Tribune
Association
Marlow Theater
Glee Club
Hardin oil truck crash leaves Wolcott with severe injuries
Gordon Wolcott 22 of Hardin sustained a broken neck vertebra and base skull fracture when a Continental Oil truck overturned two miles east of Hardin on the Custer Battlefield Highway. He was delivering oil to Crow Agency, was thrown clear, and remains in serious condition but conscious at Hardin hospital. Wolcott, driving for his brother C A Wolcott, was alone in the truck which reportedly reached high speed before it veered into a ditch. He was found by two passing tourists and transported to hospital. his sister Mrs Fletcher and mother were in Hardin.
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Billings
Gordon Wolcott
Continental Oil Company
Hardin
Wolcott
C. A. Wolcott
Crow Agency
Custer Battlefield Hiway
Walcott
Mrs. Fletcher
Meagher County News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Senator Walsh and Lewis Penwell visited Martinsdale on Saturday. Hermann Harder and family from Ringling toured Grass Range and Lewistown to see Harder's daughters Mrs. Harry Mertens and Mrs. A. A. Gibbs. Dan McKay of the Meagher Republican ill with flu. A joint auction of household goods planned at the Brigham place on May 27. Many residents travel between White Sulphur Springs Spokane and California. A Highlander hall dance set for May 30 with tickets 1 and supper 25c. Bears shot by Roy Shendle Gus Herbrich and Burton Barnam at Deep Creek. Decoration Day services at White Sulphur Springs Catholic church May 30. Major Fowlie’s son taken to Butte for hospital care. Fred Mayn critically ill in Helena hospital but kept working. Bert Mendenhall and Mrs. Great Falls guests of Ringling folks. Judith Gap school superintendent Wilson to relocate. Eunice Moffatt to Missoula for departmental work. A farewell party hosted by Mrs. Hermann Warder.
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Martinsdale
Senator Walsh
Lewis Penwell
Helena
Hermann Harder
Albert Harder
Ringling
Grass Range
Lewistown
Huxley
Livingston
C. V. Huxley
White Sulphur
White Sulphur Springs
Io Aelock
Major
George Fowlie
Tong
Butte
Fred Mayn
Mayn
Bert Mendenhall
Great Falls
George Smith
BO. Wilson
Judith Gap
Wilson
J. H. Muesey
J. B. Seeley
Bozeman
Loraine Minnesey
Eunice Moffatt
Ringling High School
Missoula
Hermann Warder
Gloria and Dick Gregory and the party at home
Gloria invites Miss Briggs to dinner while doubting her loyalty as Dick Gregory hides illness. Miss Briggs’s quiet love for Dick becomes a catalyst as Gloria suspects jealousy. Gloria confronts Wayburn after a drunken visit, then returns to a sick Dick, with Ranghild noting Miss Briggs’s role.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Maggie
Gloria
Stanley Wayburn
Lola Hough
Bill
Ranghild Swanson
Wayburn
Mother Gregory
May Seymour
John Seymour
Jim Carewe
May
Home Women’s Club
Carewe
Jim
Miss Briggs
King Paddy Ryan to Ride at Miles City Roundup
Paddy Ryan, king of the cowboys, signed to appear in Miles City Roundup contests on July 2 3 and 4. He favors this district where he learned to weather bronc storms and earned international reputation. Ryan met with association directors in Miles City and promised to show here after recent travels with Askins who won saddle bucking titles in Fort Worth and Omaha.
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Miles City
Paddy Ryan
King of the Cowboys
Ryan
Association
Bob
Askins
Fort Worth
Tex
Omaha
Neb
Uncommon robbery south of Dillon nets arrest
Rex Rice allegedly stole 230 traveler's checks and 25 dollars from Henry Panck while they slept in a car. Panck alerted the sheriff after Rice boarded a northbound train in Dillon. Rice was arrested in Butte and to be returned for robbery charges. The second item notes San Francisco requires seventh and eighth graders to attend two symphony concerts annually as per a board of education resolution.
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Dillon
Rex Rice
Henry Panck
Toun
Rice
Panck
Billings
Stepts Rice
Butte
FP L. Kellum
San Francisco
Board For Education
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Woman’s Club
Porto Rico
Conrad High School
Joe
Repp
Hardin Oriner
Meagher Co. News
Albert Harmon, Jr
Big Sandy
Miss Brigas
Mrs.Gregory
Mr. Gregory
Mtv
Piffle
Glory
Weyburn
Susy
Ranghild
Stan
Myra Gail
The
Kaiser
Ashe
Moncey
Harry
Bluebeard
Chamber of Horrors
Dik
Littile House
Dr. John
King of Cowboys
Anzigge
King
Jeader
Owen Crosby
Newspapre
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