Clark Jr Scholarships Fund Five at State University
Missoula reports A Clark Jr of Butte will fund five scholarships covering tuition, board, and room for one year at Montana State University for high school graduates. Selections are made by a three member university faculty committee and three appointees named by the university president. Recipients include Ralph Oleon, Douglas Taylor, Lester Jones, Lawrence Sweetman, and Clarence Hagan from their respective towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
A. Clark, Jr
Butte
State University of
Montana
Clark
Sen
Ralph Oleon
Douglas Taylor
Hamilton
Lestar Jones
Milee City
Lawrence Sweetman
Billings
Clarence Hagan
Stevensville
Promios
Marshall
J. L. Bickenbach
Fred Furman
C. H W. Clapp
Tean
R. H. Jesse
W. E. Schreiber
University
Governor to Speak to Oil Men at Great Falls Meeting
Governor J E Erickson is slated as a speaker at the Montana chapter Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas association annual convention in Great Falls on December 4 and 5. Other listed speakers include H F Flynn of Great Northern Railway, Harry F Brownell of Sioux Falls, C A Rasmussen of Helena, and A C Fowler of the U S Bureau of Mines. The committee promises additional prominent speakers and a large turnout, aiming for one of the biggest gatherings of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
J. E. Erickson
Montana
Rocky Mountain Oil & Gas Association
H. F. Flynn
Great Worthern Railway Company
Harry F. Brownell
Sioux Falls
S. D
Brownell Corporation
C. A. Rasmussen
Helena
United States Internal Revenue Collector
A. C. Fowler
United States Bureau of Mines
Roosevelt Treasurer Adds Two Clerks in Tax Office
Wolf Point Oct 28 two additional clerks, Mrs V A Lovell and Grace Bailey, were hired in the county treasurer’s office to speed tax receipt work. With regular staff it would take about three weeks, but it must be finished in 11 days. A radiator was installed to heat vaults in the treasurer and clerk and recorder offices, a previous hardship for workers.
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Wolf Point
V. A. Lovell
Grace Bailey
Pinex cough syrup recipe promises quick relief and big savings
Thousands of housewives report cutting costs by making cough syrup at home with Pinex. The ad claims rapid action within 34 hours, relief of throat and lung membranes, and suitability for bronchial issues. It directs buying 4 ounces of Pinex per pint and mixing with sugar or alternatives, with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
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Pinex
The
Pinex Co
Wayne
Ind
Identity sought in Harlowton murder body found
Harlowton October 28 a man’s body found by boys near town. A paper in his vest named Hudenrich Ernest Stettin. Shoes bore EB Marks Company label. Personal items included a soap cake knife dime and cigarette papers. Bullet entry from rear suggests foul play, not suicide.
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Harlowton
White Hunt
Marks Company
Tonopath
Nev
Hudenrich
Ernest Stettin
Aiiver
Chinook's Big Beet Sets Record Amid Dirt Scrub
Oct 26 El Paso Texas reports largest prize beet in the United States at 36 pounds. An earlier beet weighed 11 pounds before mud was scrubbed to net weight. Factory processes removed dirt and tare, with subsequent weighing at every step. Milk River grower notes 17 pound beet without top or oil as local record.
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el Paso
Texas
Unite States
Milk River
Theft Suspect Pays $50 Fine on Charge of Selling Liquor
Great Falls report shows Charles Wright paying $50 in police court on a bootlegging charge after arrest by Chief Marcus Anderson. Magistrate Sheppard did not find proof of robbery against Wright, but Moran testified Wright sold him moonshine. Moran admitted intoxication. Theo Zunhnsel and John Cronin received jail terms for drunkenness. John Jones paid $10 for a similar offense.
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Great Falls
Charles Wright
Marcus Anderson
Frank Mora
Sheppard
Wright
Moran
Theo, Zunhnsel
John Cronin
T He
John Jones
Local Hallowe'en notes and mining visits in Basin
Basin News Roai reports Miss Lillian Kilburn teaching at Bernice and planning a school Hallowe'en program. Sidney Bray visits Telena for shopping while James Franchi and Velix Dorrier travel from Boulder and Elkhorn. Talks of mining activity on Jack Creek pause due to supply depth with Dump Mining Co. operations suspended.
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Butte
Here
Adeline Loiselle
Joe Fpernsse
Tron
Berg
J. Wilderbrand
Ernest Sumter
Lady Honnarey
Cataract
E. ©. Bauth
Boulder
Werman
Incal Methodist Church
Ming Nikla LaCasan
Misa Marie Nugent
Jack Creek
Mr. Leray
Hepner Named Managing Editor at Kalmin College Paper
Harold Hender of Helena resigns as business manager to become managing editor of the Kalmin. Jack Coulder of Hamilton named as Kalmin manager, with Banker Wills of Wibaux as assistant and Robert McKenzie of Missouri as circulation manager. The Kalmin expands national advertising through Roy Sarnhith and the Collegiate Special Advertising Agency, aiming to be a leading medium among college papers.
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Missouri
Harold Hender
Helena
The
Kelmin
Jack Coulder
Hamilton
Hepner
Kalmin
Wills
Wibaux
Robert Mckenzie
Roy Sarnhith
Tee
New York
Chicago
Nationel
Kamin
Kalinin
Hsbiza
Tourists Honor Rescuer After Wreck Near Forsyth
Forsyth Oct 24 The two tourists owed their lives to Lou Thompson from the Seven Blackfoot country who freed them from a burning wreck after a Rahway to Forsyth trip turned over. Thompson rescued the man pinning under the car and received the destroyed gear including shotguns and cases. The car was badly damaged but the passengers presented Thompson with the vehicle for his lifesaving work. Word of the accident reached Forsyth on Monday.
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Forsyth
Lou Thompson
Blackfoot
Rahway
Thompson
Hla
Wife of Jib Hand Injured in Fall at Staff House
Basin October 28 report notes Mrs. August, wife of Jib Hand, fell from the staff house porch and lay insensible for about thirty minutes before discovery. Injuries described as significant but not fully known. she is confined to her bone. Mr Grunert named general manager for the Jib.
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August
Grunert
Aha
Ture
Trump
Wallace
Survivor of Auto Smash Beats Odds to Recover
Ike Hayes, a colored boxer, is recovering at St James hospital after a South Montana street collision. He cannot open his left eye yet, but doctors expect improvement soon. Hayes, joking about the Johnson Wilts fight, says he plans to stay out of boxing due to injuries from several broken ribs and lacerations. He will be hospitalized for weeks before any discharge.
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Butte
Ike Hayes
Wills
Johnson
Hayes
Pugist
Wolf Point High School Assembly Speakers Boost Speaking
Wolf Point high school hosted several visitors last week. Charles F. Pierce and Principal George Kurtz of the United States Indian Service at Poplar spoke. Superintendent W. L. Wade of the Anti Saloon League addressed students. Carl H. Jessen, state high school inspector, visited rooms. Isabelle Young, 782 graduate now at Walter Reed Hospital, spoke to the girls on The Nursing Profession and Its Requirements. Dan Staples spoke on The Value of Music.
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Wolf Point
Ort
Charles F. Pierce
George Kurtz
United States Indian Service
Poplar
W. L. "Wade
Anti-Saloon League
Carl H. Jessen
Isabelle Young
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Dan Staples
Drops Dead At Train Station In Butte
Frederick L. Hurley 38, salesman from Asbury Park New Jersey, collapsed at Northern Pacific station in Butte this morning from a probable heart clot. His son Austin, traveling with him, will take the body home for burial.
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Butte
Frederick L. Hurley
Asbury Park
N. J
New York
Austin
Rooster Salesman Charms Market Crowd in London Stalls
A market stall rooster named Norace attracts buyers with a bold Cockle-doodle do. The bird stands before various products, calls attention until shoppers look, then shifts to another spot, becoming a noted sales helper for its owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hiaery
Norace
Lawyer sues for 112000 over alleged illegal arrest in Sidney
Harry H. Nelson a former Sidney lawyer now in Minneapolis filed a federal suit in Great Falls seeking 112000 damages from Sheriff George T. OBrien Deputy Jake Obergfell County Attorney Charles Fr Collett and Maryland Casualty Co alleging false arrest and illegal imprisonment on an insanity charge on September 12, 1923. He says officers conspired with other Sidney residents to arrest him and detain him for 22 hours before habeas corpus release and that the episode ruined his ability to practice law in Sidney forcing him to leave the town.
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Great Falls
Get
Sidney
Dharry H. Nelson
Minneapolis
George T. O'Brien
Richland County
Jake Obevefall
Charles Fr. Collett
Maryland Casualty Company
O'Brien
Obergfell
Collett
Nelson
Tae Kelson
Duelists Jailed After Leaving Hospital Face Assault Charge
Milan Grijak and Marko Julovac, wounded in a gun and knife duel on East Woolman street, were jailed after hospital release. Each faces first degree assault charges. Grijak claimed Julovac attacked him. Julovac said he was shot while going home with the knife later tied to him.
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Butte
Woolman Street
Milan Grijak
Marko Julovac
Grijak
Woohnan Street
Julovac
East Wanlman Street
St. Janes' Hospital
Julavag
Rotering
Grijale
Julavac
Urat
Wolf Creek News Doings At Local Gatherings
M. S. Davis and Louie Taconette returned from Blackfoot with two elk. Lea Rhein Jr repeats the weeks end with the Burns family. W. W. Steintg is in Helena on Kuteneya. J. G Ingersoll and daughter-in-law visited, fished at Holter Dam. Jenge Burna spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J T Burns. Mrs F M Staw left for Hare School for teachers convention in Great Falls. Mrs W G Mason and nephew Adolph Ostle visit Electric City. Mrs J D Wiendorf made a brief business trip.
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Wolf Creek
M. S. Davis
Louie Taconette
Biackfont
Eli
Lea Rhein, Jr
Burns
W.W. W. Steintg
Helena
Kuteneya
J. G Ingersoll
Inlaw
Hugh Ingersoll
Holter Dam
Jenge Burna
J. Tf. Burns
A. d. Harstad
F. M. Staw
Hare
Great Malle
W. G. Mason
Adolph Ostle
Electric City
J. D. Wiendorf
Cereals Well Cooked Guidance
Instructions explain how cereals absorb water during cooking. If cooking proceeds too quickly toward completion, uncover and continue cooking to finish absorption.
The Wife Who Wasnt Wan Doroth y Af Marcell
John Mannering learns his wife Eileen was seen in a notorious inn raid and now is in the apartment of rival Jerome Wallace who seeks her pledge to keep quiet over Bot Mannering’s role in a fatal car crash. Eileen flips between Wallace and Mannering as a confrontation looms while John confronts her with a torn photo and an explosive discovery nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mannering
Atornet
Eileen
Jerome Wallace
Mannering
Wallace
Young Bot Mannering
Eileety
Bob
John
Brett
Jerry Dearest
Tileon
Jerry
Leave Mannering
Max
Jerr
Sss Lee
Heyp
Joh
Pryden
The
Star
Fins
Eilees
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Roosevelt
Basin News
Lawers
Wolf Creek News
Commercial Service Association, Inc
Bailey Block
Dorothy AF Marcell
Tye
Weggenman Market
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