Water Survey by Dr Perry in Wolf Point Area
Dr Eugene S Perry chief geologist for Montana bureau of mines and geology surveyed artesian wells from Wilder to Wolf Point. The Wolf Point well tested at 1065 feet with 64 degree water and 59 psi pressure yielding about 50 gallons per minute. Water likely sheet flow from the source with potential for irrigation but high mineral content may limit use. valuable for livestock and laundering. Local well sits on land donated by First National Bank for a bathing pool.
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Eugene S. Perry
Wolf Point
Montana State Bureau of Mines and Geology
School of Mines
Butte
Wilder
Musselshell
Perry
First National Bank
Joint Mission Festival at Lund and Wolf Point
The joint mission festival of Our Savior Lutheran near Vida and Christ Lutheran of Wolf Point will be at the bridge on Sunday August 28 with three open air services at 11 1 30 and 2 30. Rev M Cohrs of Chinook Montana will give English and German addresses and Rev RE Kleiden will speak on The Call of the Hour Turn to God. A mission exhibit booth and The Church at Work lecture are planned. Dinner will be served after the morning service and transportation to the grove is arranged from the M E basement church at 10 20 1 00 and 2 00 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Vida
Christ Lutheran Church of
Wolf Point
Bridge
M. Cohrs
Chinook
Montana
M. E
Camp near Glasgow girls enjoy a wet but pleasant stay
A group of young girls camped near Glasgow for several days and returned Wednesday enjoying the outing despite rainy weather. The party included Lucille Severson Corrine Lowe Doris Rogers Pernice Lovejoy Leora Simon Eleanor and Peggy Carlson and Mrs. Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Lucille Severson
Corrine Lowe
Doris Rogers
Pernice Lovejoy
Leora Simon
Eleanor
Peggy Carlson
Mrs. Carlson
Travelers Reach Ireland on June Weekend
In Ireland the party aboard the W. PT. Travelers arrives Friday evening June 17. Miss Donaghue hears a talk by Bishop Schermer praising Theresa Newman as a paralytic saint who has performed miracles. A lively party follows with singing and dancing late into the night. The next day June 18 guests write letters from Galway and some play whist. Mrs Barwise wins a small prize.
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Miss Donaghue
Schermer
Theresa Newman
Galway
Richland County Fair to Showcase Montana Agriculture Exhibit
The Richland County Fair announces a major agricultural exposition in the Community Exhibit building September 12 to 16. Superintendent A KR McChesney oversees a condensed display of grains vegetables fruits and more with prizes. Entries close September 8 at 1 PM. Manager Dan EB Kind in Sidney can provide premium lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland County
A. KR. McChesney
Montana
North Dakota
McCheaney
Dan EB. Kind
Sidney
Olson Family in Car Accident Near Kremlin
Mrs Frank Olson and SrauseD returned from Sweetgrass with granddaughter Yvonne Sterbide. Their car struck loose gravel at Kremlin and rolled over. All occupants were shaken and bruised but none seriously hurt. The vehicle was badly damaged and required a new radiator to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Olson
Sweetgrass
Yvonne Sterbide
Olson
Kremlin
Havre
Rheumatism slows PHIL DOUGHERTY at F U Elevator
P R Dougherty, manager of the F U Elevator, was kept from work for a week by a painful rheumatic attack and has returned to his office though not fully active. John Jeffery of Williston filled in during the layoff. Local markets details follow including several grades of butter eggs and poultry prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Dougherty
P. R. Dougherty
F. U
John Jeffery
Williston
McCone County Ball Teams Sweep Doubleheader
Sunday at Circle hall the Circle team defeated the Wolves 9 to 4 while the Vida Juniors beat the local Wolf Cubs 5 to 4. The Cubs were formed specially for the game and Dad Kearney was away on vacation. Wolf Point plans a return match at Circle Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Hall
Wolves
Vida
Wolf Cubs
Cubs
Dad Kearney
Wolf Point
Circle
Three Poplar men jailed for theft of government car
Three young men from Poplar Everett Whitright Howard Trinder and Dave Rena are jailed on federal charges of stealing a government automobile around Stampede time. The wrecked car was found at the Poplar bridge and had been used by the Indian school nurse. Whitright is also linked to gas theft in Poplar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
Poplar Bridge
Everett Whitright
Howard Trinder
Dave Rena
Whitright
Local Wheat Brings Top Price at Terminal
Hadle Nyland shipped a car of choice wheat from his farm west of town to Minneapolis. The 61 pound to the bushel lot tested 17.30 for protein, the highest local test yet. The car sold at Tic and Nyland netted between 48 and 50 cents a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadle Nyland
Town
Minneapolis
Mr. Nyland
Car Drives Into Water Hole Near Wolf Point
Westfall of Poplar lost control Saturday evening and drove his car into a water hole a mile east of Wolf Point bridge. The vehicle suffered a broken windshield and front-wheel damage after he left the ditch road and attempted to reach the highway near the railroad crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames Westfall
Poplar
Wolf Point
Mr and Mrs Abrahamson Home From Sanitarium Visit
Oscar Abrahamson, long a patient at the state sanitarium in Galen, has returned home for a vacation with Mrs Abrahamson. He is not discharged and plans to return to Galen to continue treatment for a lasting lung condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Abrahamson
Galen
Intercity golf meet pits Poplar Glasgow Wolf Point clubs
Golfers from Poplar Glasgow and Wolf Point clubs, 32 players, competed in a 18 hole inter city match on the Poplar course. Notable scores included Burgess 80 Erickson 88 Randolph 89 Marley 88 Foot 90 Chapman 91 McGhee 92 Phillips 94 Mountjoy 94 Hiller 95 Hoffman 45 on nine holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
Glasgow
Wolf Point
Burgess
Erickson
Randolph
Marley
Foot
Chapman
McGhee
Phillips
Mountjoy
Hiller
Hoffman
Lundquist V Vorhees Decree Granted In Damages Case
District court law and motion session presided by Judge Paul awarded Bessie D Lundquist damages of 75 dollars and costs of 9.40 with a signed decree. Anna Karnakran granted a divorce from James Karnakran and may resume her maiden name Anna Rolfink. Five year old Archibald placed in custody of the father. No administration letters issued for the T J Delahunt estate, leaving matter to L M Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Bessie D. Lundquist
W. L. Vorhees
Roosevelt criticises Hoover in opening campaign speech
Governor Roosevelt launched his road campaign for the presidency at Columbia on the 20th urging tighter banking rules and revealing securities selling disclosures. He blamed the Hoover administration for a speculative boom and misled the public about the crash while calling for stricter regulation of securities exchanges and banks. Frank Diserly and Charles Davis of Poplar were jailed for gas theft, each sentenced to 90 days and a fine of 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Columins
Ohio State
Hoover
Yast
Inez
Frank Diserly
Charles Davis
Poplar
Felix McGowan
Lawrence Ault
Jack Hanson
Hold Your Wheat Movement Spreads in McCone County
McCone county farm traders urge support for the Hold Your Wheat slogan as wheat holding agreements circulate widely. Organizers say prices follow the Winniper plan with tariff adjustments and freight deductions, noting many farmers may sell part of their crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCone County
The
Herald
Tanmers
Great Western Wheat Belts
O. B. Horsford
North Dakota
Wheat Receipts Drop As Harvest Delayed By Rain
Wheat growers report lower receipts with storage spaces half full and most elevators idle. Only 65 cars shipped since July 1, about one third of normal. Heavy showers delay harvests though rains benefit remaining fields and later plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
July and August Rain Totals Mark Unusual Drought Period
O T Stennes reports July rainfall at 1.97 inches with the heaviest rain on the 19th. August totals reach 2.23 inches, bringing two month rainfall to 4.20 inches in the typically dry period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Stennes
Lawrence Weingartner Receives BA Degree at Missoula
Lawrence Weingartner was awarded his B A degree at the close of the summer quarter of the university at Missoula. He and Mrs. Weingartner plan to visit Havre with Mrs. Weingartner's sister before returning to Wolf Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Weingartner
Missoula
Mrs. Weingartner
Havre
County League Flag Protest Lets Culbertson Face Forfeit
Poplar protested a game against Culbertson last Sunday, 5 to 2 in Culbertson’s favor, claiming Culbertson used a Medicine Lake catcher listed late. League officials met in Brockton and offered Culbertson a replay without the protested player. refusal would forfeit the game and make Poplar pennant winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culvertson
Poplar
North Dakota man jailed for theft of gun
Ray Castell, 28, arrested by sheriff's deputies after getting off a freight train. He was wanted in Williston for stealing a Belgian made gun from the Great Northern freight warehouse. Sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary. When picked up Castell had no home address and planned to sell the gun in Great Falls to buy food. Another man was arrested but not connected to the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Castell
Sheriff's Office
Williston
Great Northern
Castell
Great Falls
Kansas Female Ball Tossers at Wolf Point
The South Kansas State Wine girls, claiming the national baseball championship, meet the Wolf Point Wolver in a 4 30 p m Thursday game at Wolf Point. It promises a serious, ladylike contest with bat throwing and hair pulling barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point
South Kansas State Wine Girls
United States
Point Wolver
Glasgow booster caravan to open highway ceremony
A Glasgow caravan with a 56 piece band will stop in Culbertson Brockton Poplar Wolf Point Oswego Frazer Nashua on September 3 to advertise a highway opening celebration. The event marks the completion of the Naghwa Glasgow road tying Twin Cities to Glacier Park with speeches by Leavitt Brinkton Hasel baker and Warden and music by local bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Wolf Point
KGCX
Malle
Twin Cities
Glacier Park
Portland
Maine
Oregon
Culbertson
Brockton
Poplar
Oswego
Frazer
Nashua
Montana
Dwight Jones
Dodson
Scott Leavitt
J. B. Brinkton
Frank Haselbaker
O. S. Warden
State Highway Commission
Hinsdale
Opheim
North
Liebrand Brothers
Sunnyside Golf Club
Marriage Licenses Recorded for Sorenson Jacques and Kirn Buckles
A marriage license witnessed on the 20th lists Marcus Sorenson and Gertrude Leah Jacques both of Circle as married by Judge Charles Gordon with Tom Jacques and Trene Reinemer as witnesses. A second license issued on the 22nd to Lester Clarence Kirn and Frances Collesta Buckles, both of Poplar.
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Marcus Sorenson
Gertrude Leah Jacques
Circle
Charles Gordon
Tom Jacques
Trene Reinemer
Lester Clarence Kirn
Frances Collesta Buckles
Poplar
Infant dies after christening gown worn at Friday night
A baby girl wore a christening gown on Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd De Witt present, but she lived only a few minutes. Mrs. DeWitt was very ill but is improving. Miss Inga Finstad traveled from North Dakota to care for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd de Witt
Rain and hail damage crops across wide area
Severe storms lashed a broad region with heavy rain and hail last week. Wheat losses were reported north of Oswego and near Banarad hall, while the Froid area saw basements flooded and wind and hail damage to buildings and crops. Overall effects included both destruction and beneficial rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswero
Andreas Haversland
C. F. Brown
Herald
Banrad Hall
Senzek Bros
Emil Nelson
Dorgan
Ad Waldbaner
Brockton
Great Falls
First State Bank
Dick Nordman
Froid
James Ostby
Hans Larsen
Harry Sorenson
W. F. Blowers
J.C. Stuller
Shetland Pony Prize At Richland County Fair
Richland county Fair board purchased a frisky coal black two year old Shetland pony to be awarded to an elementary school child on opening day September 12. Tickets with coupons will be mailed to all schools and extra tickets kept at the gate for those without mailings. The winner must be on the grounds for the drawing.
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Richland County Fair Board
Two Cats of Wool Shipped at Higher Price
Two cars of wool were shipped on Wednesday. The sale price was about 10 cents per pound, higher than recent wool rates.
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State School OF Mines
Joint Mission Festival
Lund
Killarney
MR. and
Mrs. Abrahamson
LAW and Motion Session Court
T. J. Delahunt
L. M. Clayton
Columbus
New York
Federal Reserve
McCone Wheat Growers
County League
N. D
Kansas
Wichita
Shetland” Pony For Fair Prize
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