Annual School Musical May 4 at Liberty Theatre
Local notes preview a busy SCHOOL season with the Liberty theatre May 4 program featuring the eighth grade Japanese song playlet, Miss Thelma Beler's glee club, the twins act, and the band. Students travel to Glendive for the Eastern Montana meet. exams run countywide. Bainville trip praises spelling and music memory contestants as Wide Awake and Liberty host packed spelling events and pageants.
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Liberty Theatre
Thelma Beler
Crack Glee Club
Montana
Glendive
Glasgow
Sawyer
Clarice Warmbrod
Wood
Clarence Wood
Herbert Hoag
Hart Wood
Box Elder
Sverre Bach
William Lindsay
John Lindsay
Lustre
Sarah Freisen
Wide Awake
Susie Tous
Tena Penner
Lilian Penner
Robert Touvs
Rosella Touvs
Theodore Touvs
Pioneer
Hilda Bartel
Bainville
Franks
Catlin
Livingston
Wolf Point
Spelling
Frances Mahlum
Freda Ann Chamberlain
Oulee
Freda
Miss Waldron
Froid
Catherine Catlin
Liberty
Alice Wiebe
Tom
Mr. Penner
Evelyn Mablum
Lucille Zimmerman
Nellie Funk
Dry Fork
Warmbrod
Gorton
Wetsit
Levi Wetsit
Catherine Gatlin
7A Srade
Margaret Waldron
Adelaide Butler
Maxine Jones
Ulbertson
Bainville School
Fieid
Freda Ann Chambertin
Wolf Paint
Kiner Olson
Thompson
McCabe
Bi Jner
Inglehart
Ndit
F. M. Catlin
F. A. Livingston
Would-Be Gun Man Gets 90-Day Sentence
Albert Kennedy a young man of Indian or part Indian blood was arrested by Chief Shamley and brought before Judge Gordon on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. A Colt 25 Automatic was found on him. Kennedy known as a would be bad man, had troubled officers previously. County Attorney Marron prosecuted and Judge Gordon sentenced him to 90 days in the county jail.
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Albert Kennedy
Shamley
Gordon
Kennedy
Marron
Bob White Moves to New Location in Wolf Point
R J White's jewelry store relocates to the N P Walters building recently purchased, replacing the Owl cafe. The refitted space will be large and attractive with new fixtures. The rear houses living quarters and a garage. Bob White, a veteran jeweler, also farms 300 to 400 acres and runs a mail order business serving nearby towns.
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R. J. White
N. P. Walters
Mr. White
Owl Cafe
White
Wolf Point
Poplar
Bob
Spring Highway Work Getting Under Way
County commissioners and state highway engineers with County Surveyor Carey oversee preliminary tasks for county projects this year. Delegations from Froid and Culbertson met with officials at Culbertson to discuss right of way matters.
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State Highway Engineers
Carey
Culbertson
Froid and
New City Scale Ready for Use at City Hall
Contractor Howe installed a new ten ton scale to replace the old city hall scales. The high class scale offers double capacity and up to date accuracy with a self-register beam. Local officials tested it and found it accurate. A state inspector’s letter authorizes Clerk Williams to use the scale pending the next local inspection. The scale ordinance is in this issue of The Herald.
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Howe
Williams
Herald
KGCX to Air Rural Markets News From Vida Studio
Radio station KGCX announces a new tri weekly feature for rural listeners. Each Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 12 30 and noon market reports and news items will be broadcast from the Wolf Point studio with musical numbers from Vida. An earlier attempt was blocked by a telephone line break.
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KGCX
Vida
Wolf Point
Profs Win Tight Volleyball Clash at High School Gym
A three-team volleyball round at the high school gym ends the season with professionals, business men, and clerks. The pros beat the clerks, then the businessmen swept the clerks, and the final pro matchup vs the businessmen was decided by one point. A lunch plated by home economics girls accompanied the trophy. Players included Marron, Johnson, Boe, Dr. Burgess, Dr. De Wane, Livingston on the pro team. Cook, Switzer, Wigtil, Camrad, D. C. Johnson, G. H. First among businessmen.
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Sesson
Marron
Johnson
Boe
Burgess
de Wane
Livingston
Cook
Switzer
Wigtil
Camrad
D. C. Johnson
G. H
Broadcast dedication at First Lutheran church Wolf Point
The First Lutheran church of Wolf Point will broadcast dedication services by remote control from station KGCX Vida. The first service is at 10:15 a.m., steady at 11:00 a.m., third at 2:30 p.m., and last at 7:30 p.m. Clerks listed include Chapman, Cal Rogers, Naylor, Lovell, Wamsley, McNeil. After volleyball, athletes will have time for golf. Grandm a Erickson obituary notes 82 years old, died in Minneapolis. funeral details forthcoming.
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First Lutheran Church of
Wolf Point
KGCX
Vida
Chapman
Cal Rogers
Naylor
Lovell
Wamsley
McNeil
Grandma” Erickson
Maren S Erickson
Frank Barney
Minneapolis
Ole Erickson
Grandma
Clean-Up Week Proclaimed by Wolf Point Mayor
Mayor J H Appelgren proclaims May 2 to May 7 as Clean-Up Week urging residents to remove rubbish and ashes and send debris to the dump grounds west of the old cemetery north of the Great Northern tracks. He stresses health, cleanliness, and civic pride for a healthier city.
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J. H. Appelgren
City of
Wolf Point
Great Northern
New State Butcher Law Enforced With Penalties
Sheriff John Anderson received state livestock commissioner notice of the new butcher law from the last legislative session. It tightens meat inspection with penalties, outlines license fees of 5 dollars for dealers with fixed businesses and 100 dollars for meat peddlers, requires whole hides to be inspected and stamped, and mandates inspection certificates. Beef for own use is exempt. violations carry fines from 100 to 590 dollars and possible jail. act effective June 1, 1927.
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John Anderson
May 16 Date Limit For Car And Truck Licenses
All persons operating passenger automobiles trucks of any kind or motorcycles without 1927 licenses are hereby notified to secure such not later than May 16. Failure to comply will subject violators to arrest. J. H. ANDERSON Sheriff Roosevelt County.
Floods Devastate Mississippi Valley With Wide Spread Loss
The article reports catastrophic floods across the Mississippi valley and its tributaries. It notes massive damage, thousands homeless, and an estimated 3,000,000 acres underwater with property losses around 100 million dollars. Banks close as credit in the region collapses and relief efforts rely on Red Cross aid amid a grim reconstruction outlook. It cites figures for death toll, affected states, and the scale of displacement and economic disruption.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bruce Catton
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
South
Kentucky
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
St. Francis
Hari
Imost
Galue
Red Cross
Nicaragua
Listerud Named Continental Manager In Local Move
Morris B. Listerud becomes local manager for Continental Oil succeeding Ed Cody who moves to Havre. The John Listerud Service station will handle Continental products and the warehouse on the tracks will serve as a bulk station. A new station north of the Sherman hotel is under construction and may open in about two weeks.
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Morris B. Listerud
Continental — Oil Company
Ed Cody
Havre
Continental
John Listerud
Sherman Hotel
Montana Radio Stations Receive Federal Permits
The Federal Radio Commission announced that KGCX and KGCN Vida along with FRB Havre KUOM Missoula and KGEZ Kalispell were granted temporary permits to maintain service after April 24. Over 200 stations nationwide received permits as part of the preliminary power and wave allocations.
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KGCN
Vida
Montana
Federal Radio Commission
FRB
Havre Kuom
Mixhoula
KGEZ
Kalispell
United States
Commissioner Leeson Involved In Nasty Car Spill
County Commissioner George Leeson, known for racing incidents, skids off the road near the town edge Friday evening while returning home. His car slid into a ditch and could not be freed until the next morning when nine men and a county caterpillar machine pulled it out. No injuries reported beyond damage to the vehicle and Leeson’s reputation as a driver.
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George Leeson
Sam Falkinbore
Johnson
Charlie Allison
George
Valley
Tribune
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Bob White
D. S
John H. Appelgren
J. H. Anderson
Roosevelt County
Federal
Leeson
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