J K Bramble Dies of Stroke at Wolf Point Home
J K Bramble well known attorney of Wolf Point and Havre died at his Edgar Street home at 11 30 a m Wednesday January 6 from a paralytic stroke suffered two weeks earlier He lived alone George Trude found him after the stroke his former wife Valerie Bramble from Parshall arrived to assist a brother W L Bramble from Helena attended the funeral which was held Thursday at 2 00 p m at the Catholic church Rev Father Benedict officiated Bramble had recently embraced Catholicism He left a family roster including brothers J M Bramble W L Bramble W P Bramble sisters Mary Dixon Nan Turner a daughter Ida Burial was in the local Catholic cemetery He was born February 3 1867 near Oak Hill Meigs county Ohio and died just shy of 65 He practiced law in several cities moving to Havre in 1904 then Wolf Point in 1924 later returning to Havre briefly and back to Wolf Point His career included owning the Hill County Democrat and a mercantile business He was a Democrat with Havre Lodge 1201 B P O E as a fraternal connection An extended life sketch appears in Tom Stout’s Montana history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Bramble
Wolf Point
Havre
Edgar Street
Bramble
George Trude
Sttoke
Valerie Bramble
Parshall
N. D
W. L. Bramble
Helena
Father Benedict
H. M. Marron
A. M. Foor
B. L
Portland
Ore
John Kelly Bramble
Oak Hill
Meigs County
Ohio
Lafayette
Angeline
Blaine) Bramble
Columbus Law School
Pomeroy
Marysville
Montana
Mr. Bramble
Tom Stout
George Washington Commission Named
Mayor (. P. Swedberg has named a local commission to cooperate with the George Washington Bicentennial commission and arrange observance plans for the 1932 birth anniversary of the first president. The national bicentennial commission plans a year of patriotic activities honoring Washington and other era leaders. The mayoral commission members include Frank M. Catlin as chairman F. H. Livingston as vice chairman W. C. Johoson Mrs J R Burgess Mrs Thomas R Forbes Arlie M Foor J B Randall Mrs H N Marron James Alrick E B Krebsbach Ed Camrud I Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Swedberg
George Washington
J. R Burgess
Thomas R. Forbes
Arlie M. Foor
J. B. Randall
H. N. Marron
James Alrick
E. B. Krebsbach
Ed Camrud
I. Marshall
County Board in January Session
The county board met this week for routine year start business. Dr. H B Cloud won the county physician and poor care bids at 75 dollars monthly plus care costs. A public hearing on February first will consider adding 1000 dollars to the public health budget as an emergency due to unforeseen demand from a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Cloud
Wolf Point
Chas. L. Arrives
Board of Health
J. C. Vandellae
Clift Wilson
Roosevelt County
Great Northern Railway
Public Health Department
Dreath
School Department By SUPT F H Livingston
School department notes, exams dates, exemptions sought, and staffing shifts. Teachers Mrs Kurtz ill ops, Miss Dierta recovering from flu, substitutions by Appelgren. Students returning, exams Jan 14 15 at Wolf and Wolf Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Livingston
C, W. McNeil
Oscar Luck
Shipshape
Kurtz
Great Falls Columbus Hospital
Appelgren
Miss Dierta
Thelma Sickels
Wolf
Wolf Point
Fort Peck lease terms discussed by local leaders
Fort Peck reservation officials business leaders and federal staff met at Sherman cafe to review new Interior and Indian Affairs lease rules for grazing and farming. The group noted 12 month grazing, per acre rates, bonding, and bidding changes may hurt small ranchers, with optimism a modification is possible. Superintendent McCullough plans to seek Washington changes while reserving farming and stock-raising viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Fort Peck Reservation
Commercial Club
Sherman Cafe
Department
Rodolph
Montjoy
Fister
Alex Sansaver
Indiana Agricultural Association
Tom Ryan
Charley Hall
Interior and Indian Department
Fort Peck
Lions
Washington
Resume of Events as Recalled by the Herald Headlines of 1931
Recap of May to June 1931 highlights from Vida to Nashua. Notable items include incidents such as an accidental shooting, wind storms, political visits, county league baseball, school and music events, 4-H awards, fires with substantial damage, new officials, bank robberies, deaths, weddings, and legal actions. The timeline lists community gatherings, sports results, and local developments across Roosevelt County and surrounding areas. The piece preserves names like Lohn, Brockton, Fraser, Culbertson, Circle, and Vida, with dates from May through June and references to state events and local enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida
Lodmell Boy
Brockton
Simon Paulson
West
Tom Alley
Dallas
Roosevelt County
Hall
Bryan Untiect
Blizzard
Hoover
West Point
C. W. Rathert
Frazerbank
Love 1
Joy
W. P. High School
Lohn
Froid
Dry Fork
Fraser
Montana
Burgess
Jean Taylor
Virginia
Legion Dist
Ford
Caravan of Motors
Wolf Point
Culbertson
Wood School
Christ Nielsen
Anna Marie Dahl
Farmera Union
Hanchett
Prof
Maddock
F. B. Turner
Billings
Donehoo
Steffensen
Missoula
Ed Camrud
Seattle
Dexter
Bank Bandits
Richey
John Appelgren
New Legion
Lois Lohn
Wolves
Champlin
California
Canada
Ben Jansen
Mildred Dahlin
Scobey
Lutheran Pastoral Conference
Southard
Minnesota
Nelson
Standard Oil
Farm Union
First Lutheran
Star
McFarlane
Marjorie Switzer
Joseph Henry Poor
Isabelle Shumway
Fred Anderson
Schwinden
Farnham
Casey
Supreme Court
McCann
McFarlans
Big Timber
Lion Mac
Nick Schapery
Circle Man
Richey Bank Bandits
Leiper
Clase
New Liang
Catholic
Montana Association
Opheim
Harbo
County Board
WI Health
Glasgow
H. T. Smith
Presbyterian General Assembly
I. L. Jensen
Bankers
National Guardsmen
Werner Schreiber
Elida Smith
Foot
Guilty verdicts in horse theft and forgery cases at county court
The week long jury term opened with Tom Dorr Jr admitting burglary of the Cogswell store in January 1930 and receiving a two year sentence at Deer Lodge. Forgery defendants George Franklin Charles Camel and William Estes pleaded guilty, each given a one year term with sentences suspended. James MacDonald Jr faced a horse theft charge, was excused from juror duty, and the case drew a packed courtroom amid horse ownership disputes and property claims. A separate note items include Q P McClammy's Oswego to Glendale and a tragic gas incident in Marysville where six children died after gas exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dorr, Jr
Cogswell
Tom Dorr
Young Dorr
Deer Lodge
George Franklin
Charles Roy Camel
William A. Estes
Ben Zimmerman
Nature
Poplar
James MacDonald, Jr
MacDonald
Franklin T. Young
Lawrence Ansheim
W. G. Evans
Phil Gelaen
Lyder J. Hogick
Austin Iwen
Everett Cruseh
John Hofman
Earl Lockman
Roy D. Holly
Jens K. Norgaard
James J. Casey
Butte Packing Company
Lizzie P. Arthur
Arthurs
Arthur
Mac Donald
Roy Nix
Nix
Arkansas
Visitors at the Gust Buchholz Home
Visitors at the Gust Buchholz home Sunday included Mr and Mrs Geo Good Mrs Math Heser and daughters Elizabeth and Agnes Phillip Reichert and Miss Germaine Richert of Richey Beary Heser was also visiting for a few days at the Buchholz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchholz
Gust Buchholz
Geo. Good
Math Heser
Elizabeth
Agnes
Phillip Reichert
Germaine Richert
Richey
Heser
Krebsbach Brother Dies in St Paul Call
Ed and Paul Krebsbach were summoned to St Paul this week by the death of their brother Pred Krebsbach. The family noted his passing and prepared for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krebsbach
Paul Krebsbach
St. Paul
Lutheran church convention at Lewistown June 5 9
Report from Lewistown details the Lutheran church convention held June 5 to 9 led by local officers. Vernon Jansen and Myrtle Renville were married during the event, adding a personal milestone to the gathering. Vida men faced a bank bandit scare, but the suspected "band-4v" was traced to a doctor’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Vernon Jansen
Myrtle Renville
Vida
Reservation Land Leasors Choose Delegate for Washington
At the Fort Peck reservation base meeting in Poplar Peter Moe a local businessman and farmer was elected to represent farmers and small stock ranchers in Washington. To cover Moe's travel costs, each lessee was asked to contribute one dollar. Collectors were named in Wolf Point Wolf vicinity and Divide to collect the funds before Moe leaves next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
Department For
Fort Peck Reservation
Peter Moe
Carl Ro Moe
Washington
Moe
Wetern
Charles Gordon
Wolf Point
Matt Fachner
Wolf Vicinity
John Stensland
Divide
Mr. Moe
Judge Gordon
Roy Hanson opens first dang cafe in Hugo Johnson building
Roy M. Hanson, longtime Wolf Point cafe cook, opens a new cafe in the Hugo Johnson building next to First State Bank. The business uses the same name for now and will employ Mrs. Hanson part time. Hanson cites few local jobs and hopes to support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy M. Hanson
Wolf Point
Hugo Johnson
First State Bank
Hanson
Captain Coll Heads to Decorah for Old People's Home
Captain Coll longtime Wolf Point figure with Rev Tollefson will depart Sunday night for Minneapolis then Decorah where he will enter a home for old people. A sea captain in youth he entertained with ocean yarns in his own language. Eye trouble ended his sailing career over 20 years ago and he later came to America. He is known for a cheerful smile and courteous greet, and friends welcome his move to comfort in his final years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Coll
Wolf Point
Rev. Tollefson
Minneapolis
Decorah
Twin Cities
America
Old Timer in Town Keeps Golden Wedding in Oswego Area
W H Thornley and wife celebrated their golden wedding Christmas day at their home southwest of Oswego. They settled near Cow Creek Hamblin in 1914 as squatters before surveys. Thornley raised cattle as antelope numbers dwindled across the valley. Church notices follow with schedule changes and an annual congregation meeting set for Jan 28 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thornley
Cow Creek
Hamblin
West Point
Extension Activities in County 31
The Roosevelt county 1981 extension report lists field inspections on 3500 acres of Marquis wheat and flax for 20 seed sellers, 31 farmers aided to plant 12 200 trees, 14 600 more trees ordered for 1932, 26 potato clubs enrolled, and a range of projects. It notes 18 alfalfa tests, 19 corm clubs, 10 tillage meetings for 250 farmers, weed control talks at 10 meetings, 6 tests, 18 flood irrigation surveys, 11 stock water reservoirs, 407 acres prepared for extra water, 46 calf clubs, commercial fertilizer tests, veterinary testing, livestock shipping, numerous loans and farm visits, and extensive club and outreach activity with thousands of letters and circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Warden
Roosevelt County
Marquis
Frye
Chelsea
Schnitzer
Froid
Swine Club
Licenses Issued for Marriages in Culbertson and Fort Kipp
A marriage license was issued January 7 to Henry Rudolph Tiina and Odessa Myrtle Jane Her ness of Culbertson. Another license was issued to Robert Old Rock and Margaret Bear, both of Fort Kipp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rudolph Tiina
Odessa Myrtle Jane Herness
Culbertson
Robert Old Rock
Margaret Bear
Fort Kipp
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. K. Bramble
George Washington Commission
State Board of Education
Little Wolves
Lambert
Frazer
Malta
Roy Track
Lame Deer
Richard Lenz
Great Falls
Terry Booth
Conference ON
Indian Dept
Q. P. McClammy
Calif
Q P. McClammy
Oswego
Glendale
Cal
Old Mexico
Mich
Leasors
Roy Hanson
Conduct Cafe
Old Norby Stand
Coll
Decorah, Iowa
Junior Luther League
Victory School
R. A. Tollefson
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