25 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1922
Page
1
Reports say young men are crossing the border to escape army service. Arthur Brooks, who returned to his home Friday after running to Calgary, notes men seek to avoid conscription as Canada readies for war. Fallons for war are being made on an wldan.
A gold coin contest at Pratt jewelry in the Placer building awards prizes of 55.00, 18.00 and 1000 for the driver whose Essex Touring car’s speedometer matches the district’s registered time. The car’s motor will run at Power Motor Car Company showroom, with blanks sold at the Power showroom on North Mall.
A garbled column describes a mix of local antics and plans near a city hall venue, mentioning a frat hop setup, poker games between Joe Apuraem and Chier Pird MéLadd, and a courthouse event with a fourth basketball game. It notes a public gathering at the courthouse and odd stories about Munchauman and clerical guests in a long, slangy narrative.
In Hatley, Montana a 38 year old miner, Hawk Roawet, shot a man named Newell after an arrest following a dispute over a $180 debt. Roawet fired two shots, hitting Newell who later declared he would recover. Rodgers was arrested after the incident as crowds gathered and a chase ensued.
The Montana University plans to admit about 500 new students this autumn. Registration begins Tuesday morning at the university hall with late registration extending through Wednesday. About half the first 100 registrants will receive admission cards at 8 o clock, with later arrivals accommodated as space allows.
Western labor markets show widespread unemployment yet employers struggle to hire. White, Bipin & Leaky report crews are small and turnover high, with wages around 3.80 to 4.00 a day. Moonshine use and transportation payback incidents suggest persistent reluctance to work. crews vanish mid contract and return later without explanation, leaving Hamilton and Rainier Park projects hampered.
John Kippenhad on his Musselshell county farm south of Roundup demonstrated viable peanut production with high quality yields. The August harvest of cantaloupes also showed excellent quality, enriching local agriculture and benefiting former Klein residents with bountiful crops.
A ranch wife in Willow Creek, before her marriage, killed herself at home using a butcher knife and rifle. Her husband and neighbors found her dead after a struggle. authorities believe the self destruction ended her life, following plans to move with her husband to Amesworth.
Havre reports more than 6,850 residents registered to vote in Hill County for the fall election. County officials note most eligible voters are men and that registration results from the ongoing registration drive aimed at increasing turnout.
Miannilla Sept 264. 44. Willett, of the dread disease, remains hopeful for a cure as a daily visitor notes progress at Willett ranch. His wife and family show faith in treatment despite mixed results, while supporters including A L Gosche of Spokane and Mrs Lou Lambe travel toward Alberton for more prayers and advice.
Preparations for winter drilling at Cat Creek field near Winnett include road grading and oiling of access routes, burner equipped trucks, and sheltering rigs. Companies have laid out oil field infrastructure to sustain operations through cold weather, with 10 to 60 new producers expected if winter programs proceed. a German city reports a 300,000 krroks incident and possible France departure.
A chaotic scene describes a group of youths led by Marry Loabial near the railroad yards. A boy was chased, tackled, and a bystander reports a young man taken into county jail after a witness provided information. Police say the gang’s actions included robbing goods and provoking fear during a duck hunting outing.
In the Lewistown area new oil activity over the past year draws interest from wildcatters and investors. Producers report leases and hopeful prospects along Yellow Water and Pike Creek corridors within Pine Town district, with capital limits delaying full development.
Bhaity Sept. completion marks an oil discovery as Zimmerman well begins production in the Bill at 1616 feet and the Mid Northern at 1466 feet. Drilling halted when the bit advanced beyond the 2 foot batter, with subsequent rise noted. work to resume Friday afternoon.
The report describes the Yimmnerman and nearby wells near Mile North of Able Well in California. Oil flow at the Yimmnerman increased to about 65 barrels daily after a period of water influx while other producers show limited activity and no clear plans from owners. Delegates discussed party welfare and the Mid-Northers well prospects amid uncertain ownership and possible further action.
Local notes indicate Judith Gap is set for well completion and transfer of a drilling rig to Canada County. The mortgage holder allowed continued operation and depth is around 200 feet with potential further drilling through sand rock. Land title matters in Mald area have been resolved and arrangements are being made to ship equipment if drilling resumes.
Portland delegates head for a state Republican convention next Tuesday called by State Chairman Walter Ti Tooze Jr. The meeting aims to adopt a declaration of pledge and outline party positions in Oregon.
A scrambled OCR snippet reports a Burlington train incident with references to Caldwell and Wella-Farge figures. The text notes the train reached Burlington early this morning and mentions related names, locations, and affiliations, but the fragmentary source lacks clear outcomes or dates.
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