Princesses Reported for Court of Queen of Montana
Thirty two princesses were reported to the court of the Queen of Montana for State Fair week, with names and counties listed. A Montana gold and nugget gift with sapphires will be presented to Princess Winnie of Lewis and Clark County, while the queen’s robe and jewelry are donated by local jewelers and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen OF
Montana
W. G. Porgunon
Hoyas
Mary Copp
Sheridan
Isachson CoUnty
Ethel Pink
Butle
River Boy County
Mae Thomas
Canton
Broadwater
Mary Petroba
Great Walle
Cascaila County
Vorna Hell
Ghester
Liberty
Verna French
Superior
Esmieras
Winifred Arnold
Helena
Lewis and Clark
Rachael Gallagher
Hysham
Treasure County
Harriet Everett
Livingston
Park County
June Madison
Gut Bank
Glacier
Ethel Hunter
Hillcrest
Custar County
Angela Haggarty
Jordan
Garfield County
Gine Nelbtead
Ekalska
Carter
Irme
Thompson
Whitehall
Jeffarton
Kathleen Litly
Havre
Ths
Helen Olcott
Lavin
Golden Valley
Lorana Runyan
Chinook
Blaine
Dorothy
Bevier
Logan
Gallatin
Hemeringer
Wibaux
Rwibaux
Margaret Hedrick
Lewistown
Tus
Margaret Ellsworth
Deer Lake
Bands Brothers
New York
Landan-Fergusor Company
Mme. Grean
Princess Winnie Miss Winifred Arnald to Represent Lewis and Clark
Miss Arnald elected to represent Lewis and Clark Jaunty mlx heatens at the rural court of the Queen of Montana. Born in Choteau, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Arnald of 720 Kant Sixth Avenue. Commemorative events and visits follow with a schedule through Thursday coronation rehearsal and a coronation ball.
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Winifred Arnaud
Arnald
Lewis and Clark
Queen of Montana
Darlin
Montana
Choteau
George W. Arnald
Kant
Helena
Finiahing
Ward- Helmont College
Wichrile
Tent
State Board Fixes Only One Large Valuation Item
Four members of the state board of equalization met twice in private session to discuss numerous assessments. They failed to act on most items, adjourned after fixing the Western Union telegraph company's assessment at 110 per wire mile, a 30 percent rise from 1921. Governor Dixon, Attorney General Rankin, State Auditor Vorter, and Secretary Stewart attended sessions, with no broader decisions reached.
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State Board of Equalization
Western Union Telegraph Company
W. D. Rankin
Nils P. Haugen
Jos. M. Dixon
George J. Vorter
Charles T. Stewart
State of State
J. W. Walker
Ralph Sloan
Weslern Union
Dixon
Walker Expected Back to City for Railroad Assessments
Walker is expected back in the city as officials hope to complete the fixing of assessments for railroads power companies and other inter county properties.
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Walker
Crago Brothers Win Plumbing Contract for New Telephone Building
Crago Brothers, new owners of John Sturrock Plumbing and Heating, secure the contract to install all plumbing and fixtures in the forthcoming telephone building to be erected by J. W. Empson on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crago Brothers
John Sturrock Plumbing and Heating Company
J. WH. Empson
North Main Street
Gopper Brass and Zing Products at State Fair Exhibit
Anaconda Copper Mining company will install a large display in the industrial exhibition at the State Fair this week. Directed by A. M. McDonald of Butte, the exhibit will show zinc, copper and brass products and their uses in trade through various articles and appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
A. M. McDonald
Butte
Ford runs seven miles on gallon of gasoline
An automatic vaporizer and decarbonizer by John A. Stransky claims to boost Ford car efficiency from 25 to 50 percent and cut carbon. Slips between carburetor and intake, install in five minutes, no drilling. Cars reportedly achieve 40 to 57 miles per gallon. Stransky seeks local agents with a liberal offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Stransky
South Main Street
Pukmana
South Dakota
Ford
Stransky
Ady
City service station planned at Helena and Roberts
A new filling station will open at Helena avenue and Roberts streets, naming The City station. It will offer Montana gasoline and lubricants and begin business Monday or early in the week, contingent on tank car deliveries from the Pure Oil refinery at Lewistown. J E Lacks y will manage the new establishment and a contract with Pure Oil will supply Cat Creek crude gas.
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Helena Avenue
Roberts Sreets
Montana
Pure OW Company
Lewistown
J. E. Lacksy
Pure O8
Cat Creek
Probe Collapse of Pittsburg Theater
Three investigations into the Strand theater foyer collapse were merged into one inquiry. City officials and insurers agreed a flimsy understructure caused the tragedy, killing one child and injuring many schoolchildren and the theater owner. Coroner inquests planned for next week. most injuries are expected to recover. A new electric device aims to detect deception in testimony.
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Pittsburg
Associated Press
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Princess Winnie
Royal Court
R. O. Kangtat
M. E. Gates
Silgrove
Placer
Haléna
Rotary
State Falr
Pioneers
Bop
Yaetyic Railroad
Virginia Diton
Governor's Mansion
Shring Temple
Broadwater Hotel
Falr
Commercial Club
Country Club
C. W. Bekharat
Marlow Theater
Statehome
Terrs
the Fort Hospital
S.r A. Walker
Tha Fort Hospital
Fort
State Board
Western Union
Hankin
Gopper
A.C. M
Nou
Ninth District Federal Reserve Bank
Huntington
Herbert Bryson
Helen Irene Haines
Washington, TD. G
Cassville
State Fair
Agency For
Stetson
Borsalino
Lee
Hardemann
Emery
Rambler
Lewis
Phoenix
Adler
Belcher
Mendel
Hickok
Lavik
Arrow
van Huesen
Iberman
Pittsburg Theater
Nke
Creamery Cafe
Harvey Hotel
Electrical Science
J. C. Currah
N. Main
Helena Hardware Co
Monarch
St. Peter's Sunday School
St. Peter’s Church School
Grand St
Warren Ave
Beveringe
Mr. McKiwi
Piet feKivitt
nteKivite
Gait of the Mountains Transportation Co
Canyon Maid
Hilger Landing
N. D. Hilger
Manager
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