Ten Days For Stealing Beef In Glasgow Case
Jet McCormick was arraigned before Justice G W Rapp on charges of stealing beef from the Glasgow meat house. Police, witnesses, and evidence led to a guilty verdict after a lengthy trial. The jury recommended a suspension, but the judge ordered the ten day sentence to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet) McComminck
G. W. Rapp
Glasgow
Roeratt
Charles A. Hall
Les Blackman
Ethal
Ease
Yestern Crenoon
McCormick
Wisoner Giune
A Day's Outing Gone Astray in a Roaring Ride
Dorris joins Franklin on a day outing in a roadster with an Indian guide and dog mascot. A confused chase follows after a Loei-mobile frightens an Apperson-Jackrabbit, leading to collisions and apologies with strangers. The group continues toward a mansion of General E. Stutz and encounters a parade of eccentric characters and odd incidents before winding down with reflective humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorris
Franklin
Jen
Stude Baker
E. Stutz
Adion
Anderson
Haynes
Davis Buick
Cleveland
Maxwell
Rirl
Crs
Pierce
Arrow
Nash
Columbia
Stanley
Chandler
Oakpd
Lincoln highway travelers reach home after river voyage
A Louisville Courier Journal item recalls a journey along the Lincoln highway in which travelers sped toward Ford, crossed the Jne river to Ford, and finally arrived home as day riders, with a tone of brisk mobility and rustic adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier- Journal
Funds Raised to Send County Youths to Glascow Camps
North Strator Freewater Bennet and Content communities lead early fund drives to send sixty Philips County boys and girls to state camps at Glascow in June and July. Subscriptions exceed goals as lotteries ensure equal chance. age 12 to 16 forms mailed, with no extra clothing costs for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Strator
Freewater
Bennet
Content Communities
Glascaw
Agriculture College
Phillips County
Philips County
Billings Oil Men Ship Rig to Kevin for New Well
G C Thompson of Billings and associates will drill on land near the Gordon Campbell well at Kevin after moving the rig from Saco. They drilled near Saco without reaching oil sands but expect success at greater depth. They hold 1100 acres within 200 feet of Kevin well and have extensive Wyoming drilling experience. They also report a 6,000,000 foot gas well between Billings and Elk Basin.
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Havre
G. C. Thompson
Billings
Saco
Kevin
Gordon Campbell
Thompson
Wyoming
Elk Basin
Notice of Intent to Prove Homestead Claim at White Water
Department of the Interior notice states Oscar Theodore Monson of White Water Montana filed intention to prove up a three year homestead claim for East Half Section 12 Township 36 North Range 32 East Mount M. M. before N J Brandt US Commissioner at White Water Montana on June 17 1922. Witnesses: John Voje Archibald Buchanan Edgar R Coon Russell Seward all of White Water Montana. BR M Kirton Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
Oscar Theodore Monson
White Water
Montana
M. M
N. J. Brandt
John Voje
Archibald Buchanan
Edgar R. Coon
Russell Seward
BR. M. Kirton
Register
Palace Theatre Week Menu Includes Two Shows
The Palace Theatre presents Alice Calhoun in The Little Minister a comedy on Saturday May 13 then Corinne Griffith stars in The Garter Girl on Wednesday May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Calhoun
Corinne Griffith
Corn varieties and corn wealth drive diversified farming
The piece extols corn as key to wealth and diversified farming. It lists many corn varieties and urges broad corn cultivation, claiming wide adoption and economic benefits from growing corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Hills
Development Association Speakers Here
A Montana Development Association pair spoke to local farmers on summer tillage during the week. Poor attendance due to lack of advertising left the meeting sparsely attended, yet the visitors were praised for aiding farmer education about better soil methods, potentially outperforming the agricultural college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Development Association
Saco
Agricultural College
Washington land near Spokane offers $10 to $20 per acre
W. C. Macpherson advertises Washington fruit garden and dairy tracts near Spokane and 2 to 6 miles from Elk and Milan at $10 per acre in ten acre units with ten year terms. Some offers require no payment for a year or two to allow improvements. Land combines cheap plots with small improved farms and strong resale value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spokane
Elk
Milan
W. C. Macpherson
Havre School Board Cuts Teacher Salaries
Havre Montana May 5. District No. 16 redu ced teachers salaries by 20 percent and set eight months in grade schools and nine months in the high school for next year. Contracts to be offered to many current teachers under the revised schedule as required by law to designate re elections by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Malta Students Head to State Track Meet
Mr Wampler took two Malta boys to Missoula for the State Track Meet Harry Malmin will compete in the declamatory contest and Alex Cattanach in the discus throw and running high jump The high school play netted 109 in receipts with about 20 in expenses Commencement May 18 at 8 PM at the high school Rev Rucker of Malta to give the address Junior banquet to follow Examinations begin Wednesday and Thursday with eighth grade exams Friday The class notes the 66 WPM typing record held by Francis Garrison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Smyth
Rev. Rucker
Malta
Francis Garrison
Flat Rock Notes on Local Visitors and Farm Plans
In Flat Rock last week Ben Fjedlheim was a Saco sight seer. Vern Christe called at J Tiedens on Sunday. Otto Carlson visited M E Cardwells last Tuesday. Tiedens hall hosts big plans in about two weeks with a date to be announced. Ed Hodges arrived looking like a farmer and plans for crop planting on the Hodge place this year. Ladies Aid met at Gus Torguson home with lunch by Mrs R Olson and Miss Elsie Eklund. Discussion on road crossing repairs after W O Bird’s near drowning incident. J Tieden tests three new wheat varieties while Farm Bureau notes high prices for Supreme and Early Triumph wheat. Tieden’s Victory oats crop faced shortfall, part of Farm Bureau plan. Experimental stations to be set for corn and small grains. Ben Fjeldheim to run corn experiments and Lars Solheim leads summer fallow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Hodges
Flat Rock
Ladies Aid
Gus Torguson
Amanda Torguson
R. Olson
Elsie Eklund
J. Tieden
Supreme Wheat
Marquis
Mr. Tieden
Farm Bureau
Ben Fjeldheim
Lars Solheim
Local Shoppers and Residents Highlight Ynot News
Veronica Riskemp and Rexford Burwell reported as pleasant shoppers in Ynot and Yaot respectively. Malta and White Water referenced with several residents noted for shopping, farming, or travel, while Miss Bertha Dowing took state exams in Malta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Riskemp
Ynot
Rexford Burwell
Yaot
Saco Local Notes Include Travels and Rain Delays
George Greve and Jack Bostrom visit Saco with returns and extended stays while E O Chapman rests from Great Northern duties. Heavy rains last week delay seeding around the Grove area. Mr and Mrs Sandy Martin left Saco with Mrs Martin sending children to school. Henry Stenson and Miss Bessie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Martin
Saco
Dance at Nelson Son School House Ends Saturday Night
Martin attended the dance as the Newit ended the event at the Nelson Son School House Saturday night. Denny Kenny, recently in Deer Lodge for treatments, has returned to the north country and plans a summer on the ranch with his brother Alvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Nelsonson School
Denny Kenny
Deer Lodge
North Country
Alvin
W C Macpherson lands in Washington draw local interest
Interest grows in W C Macpherson's Washington land offer in a fine fruit district. The land can be bought with little outlay and improvements, with Macpherson planning to travel there in a week and meet locals seeking details or a simple way to secure a few acres.
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W. C. Macpherson
Washington
Lavo
First Carload of Corn Sugar Shipped From Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Iowa May 3 A carload of sugar made from corn is shipped following a new process claimed to be commercially successful.
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Cedar Rapids
Great Northern Officials Inspect Train With Radio Set
The Great Northern special train carrying president Budd Louis Hill and other officials halted in Saco on Sunday evening for its annual inspection trip. The train featured a radio outfit signaling the advent of radio service on major rail lines. Railroads expect widespread radio phone installation on passenger trains as public uptake nears one million sets in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Budd
Louis Hill
Saco
Girls urged to pink cheeks by hike for good
Chicago May 5 Mrs Marie Baird a beauty expert told Y M C A girls that pink cheeks from setting up exercises and long hikes are more lasting than cosmetic products. She urged proper makeup, warned against applying in public, and encouraged hiking, sensible shoes, and skipping Sunday movies to hike in the country.
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Chicago
Marie Baird
Montana corn better grade than Illinois
Towanda Illinois farmer W L Hirst praised Montana corn quality after inspecting last year’s crop. He noted Illinois corn has larger ears but softer kernels and cobs rot early due to moisture, making feeding and selling qualities inferior to Montana. Montana’s overall quality, not quantity, should place it among leading corn states.
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W. L. Hirst
Towanda
Ill
Illinois
Montana
Corn Finds Ready Market
Chicago dispatch reports corn distribution racing ahead this season with 103,821,000 bushels received in Chicago from November 1 to May 1 and only a 2,049,000 bushel stock increase. Last year receipts reached 63,000,023 bushels with a 3,146,000 bushel stock rise. Disappearance of corn also quick elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Snow at Lewistown and Geraldine Briefly Returns
Last Sunday a snow event followed rain at Lewistown and Geraldine as regular winter set in for about 24 hours in the mountainous country. The corn belt saw warm showers during this period, reflecting typical seasonal variability.
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Lewistown
Geraldine
Corn Belt
New Lang Open for Homesteads in Glasgow District
Land district register E M Kirton announces official plat filing for lands in Township 25 to 28 North Range 33 to 34 East at 9:00 am June 5 1922. Veterans with war service gain 91 days preference to Sept 5 1922, with earlier 20 day head start for honorably discharged soldiers. applications filed simultaneously per circular No 43 L D 254.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Kirton
Register of the Land District
United States Land Office
Glasgow
United States
Germany
Great Northern Agrees to Aid Malta Valley Water Project
Great Northern officials visited Malta to discuss cooperation with Lower Milk River Irrigation Association directors. They aim to ease high water assessments and help settlers, who fear spiraling costs and delays. If unresolved, locals may pursue court action for justice and maintain momentum to finish ditch digging.
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Great Northern
Malta
Lower Milk River
State Examinations Held for Seventh and Eighth Grades
State examinations for seventh and eighth grades will be administered in Saco on May 18 and 19.
Special Court Term Adjourned May 6 1922 Havre Montana
Court convened Saturday May 6 1922 for business in progress with Judge C D Borton. Bond of Sheriff John Russell approved in writing. Decrees issued in estate of Henry Roke and Ernest A Eklund with notice to creditors. Marriage licenses issued to William Kneble and Grace Casey.
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C. D. Borton
Milton A. Porter
John Russell
Henry Roke
Ernest A. Eklund
William J. Kneble
Grace Casey
Havre, Mont
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