Wolves Split Basketball Pair With Scobey In Twin Meet
Wolf Point opened with a 27 14 loss at Scobey as foul trouble and fast long-range shooting favored the hosts. Back home they topped Scobey 22 9 behind Bechtel 12 points and steady defense from Herman, Wright and Clark, with Pugh and Schafer top performers for Scobey. Remaining games listed include Glasgow, Malta and Poplar dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolves
Poplar
Herman
Wright
Wolf
Bechtel
Smith
Clark
Peterson
Bauer
Kapinos
Skjevland
Slightwater
Manning
Scobey
Wolf Point
Pugh
Schafer
West Point
Malta
Glasgow
Frord
Eredt
KRG
Wright Co
Weeks
Clark G
Gus G
Ray
Ulman
Wolf Point PG. RT. PF
Shipman
Wright Cc
Gits
RG RT
Ray Holte
Dazell
Ulman c
Sanders G
Jacobson
Last day of Montana seed shows and poultry fair
Malta correspondent notes the final sessions of four shows held January 9 to 12. M A Bell, Chancellor Brannon, and L D Kurtz address benefits of state education and university work. Kurtz reports 166 seed growers, 143 alfalfa seed producers, 131 approved growers, with Montana seeds reaching Kansas and New York. Emphasis on integrity, certification, and maintaining seed quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Great Falls Tribune
Montana
M. A. Bell
Havre Experiment Station
M. A. Brannon
Greater University
L. D. Kurtz
Agronomist
State College
Brannon
Phillps County
Phillips County
Kansas
New York
Goured Ladies Suffer Illness During Lodge Installation
During the Degree of Honor lodge installation evening, several members including Mrs. Martin Mitchell, Miss Beulah Torrison, and others fell ill with headaches dizziness and nausea. Some were taken to homes or stations by taxi. most victims have since recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kragrad Hall
Degree of Honor Lodge
Martin Mitchell
Westland Oil Station
Beulah Torrison
Ben Anderson
Chas. Warmbrod
Maud Kellore
North Country Men Have Address Change
Charles Peterson of Wolf and J Seth of Waska were in the first of the week to have the address of their Heralds changed to Ben rud. Joe Camrud has had his paper changed from Benrud to Wolf Point, Benrud route. There are undoubtedly a number of others whose address will be changed on account of the change in route. It will be a service to the Herald, the post office and all those subscribers whose addresses are thus changed, if they will report the change to The Herald at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterson
Wolf
J. Seth
Waska
Benrud
Joe Camrud
Wolf Point
Herald
Post Office
Legislature Adjourns Nine Committees to Inspect Agencies
Helena Jan 17 Nine viewing committees of the Montana legislature will study the finances and activities of state institutions and departments after adjournment to Monday afternoon. Members will attend the wool-crowers convention in Billings as the house and senate reduced sessions. The house discussed a petition from Missoula and Lake counties seeking separation of the deaf and blind from the feeble minded at Boulder. A joint committee will examine the Boulder facility while new measures include distribution of journals and controls on public printing and bulk sales credits. Senator Cowan said ag committees will meet Friday with farmers and grain interests. (Turn to page 4, column 2.)
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Helena
Montana
Assembly
Billings
House
Senate
Missoula
Lake Counties
Boulder
Kemmis
Richland
Idaho
Cowan
Hill
East End still found with destitute deer slayers sheltering family
Officers tracking a deer slayer uncovered a dilapidated 8 by 10 foot houseboat sheltering J. A. Grosvenor and his three children from Norton Kansas. A 26 gallon still and 150 gallons of mash were found in a dugout beneath the dwelling. The family, now jailed on $500 bonds, says they arrived by river last fall and lack basic clothing and supplies.
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Snowden
BE. R. Krost
A. M. Poor
John Twen
George Leeson
Mr. Krost
Lttle
Norton
Kansas
Wolf Point
Leoppky
J. A. Grosvenor
Quality at four shows highlights Montana agriculture
Quality shone at four shows including corn and seed displays at Malta and the district association’s annual poultry show. The emphasis on quality over quantity marked Montana’s agricultural strength with grain, corn, seed, and poultry well represented, amid the $150,000 Phillips County courthouse setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
District Association
Montana
Phillips County
Roosevelt Co Men Win Honor At District and State Shows
Roosevelt county seed growers dominated the district and state corn and seed show at Malta. Sid Blair of Culbertson won district and state titles and sweepstakes with Marquis wheat, while John Simpson and Bert Bowers, also Culbertson, earned Marquis honors and firsts in oats and seed classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt County
Malta
Montana
Sid Blair
Culbertson
John Simpson
Bert Bowers
Calendar Of Coming Events
Friday Jan 18 basketball game at the high school gym Glas gow plays Dance at the Coliseum following the game Wednesday Jan 23 Low Wheat production train here all day Friday nh 25 Decree of Hon or dance at the Coliseum Monday Jan 28 mm Equity DoOp meeting Palm room Eherton hotel Saturday Feb 2 Ameri Hexion Auxiliary dane Tuesday Feb 5 Woman s Club party Friday Feb 5 Firemen s ball at the Coliseum Wednesday Fe i Lent begins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Equity DoOp
Palm Room
Eherton Hotel
Ameri Hexion
Newspaper Deal Is Declared Off
Three prominent Wolf Point residents withdrew from purchasing The Wolf Point Herald after a half hour of review. They criticized the venture and sought their money back, finding nothing of value in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point
Fen
Main Street Derby Boys Help Sled Dogs Race
Winter sleighing heats up as the Main Street Derby Boys join a dog race with trained sled dogs. Cook encourages participation and invites locals to join the fun in a brisk, action filled event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Derby
Cook
School board delegate reports on tax free property impact
F. H. Livingston returned Tuesday after attending a state convention of school board members at Livingston. He was elected as a delegate representing the Montana Education association and was asked to report on Penalties and Interest on Tax Free Property affecting school funds, a report he delivered to the association at Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Livingston
Livingston
Montana Education Association
Great Falla
Annual Meet Mammoth Still Ferreted Out Wolf Pt C by Federal Men
Federal officers arrested seven after a raid on a large moonshine operation near Hungry Creek in McCone county. The operation included four copper stills, 27,000 gallons of mash, and 200 gallons of finished product. Dempsey claimed ownership. others faced charges for operation and possession as the Prohibition crackdown expanded from North Dakota into eastern Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth
Wolf Pt.c
Eggers
Creighton
Hungry Creek
Hewitt Homestead
McCone County
Frazer
Montana
T. Stennes
Mqnor
North Dakota
Prater
Hagen
Wellington Wright
Grand Karke
Pan Chile Degers
Port Peck
Poplar
Pan
Wright
Hogan
Bat Eine
Ofioers
Clarence Dempsey
Sixfooter
Missouri River Flow Measured in Wolf Point Study
W. J. Parsons of the United States geological survey visited Wolf Point to take measurements for calculating Missouri River discharge. The project, part of flood control data gathering, surveys water depth and velocity at various points to estimate total flow and future impacts on the Mississippi basin. The survey spans districts including Montana North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming with headquarters and year round stations in Williston and Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Parsons
United States Geological Survey
Wolf Point
Missouri River
Missouri
Mississippi
Parsons
Ohio
Simmertimn
Gallows Pointe
Montana
North
Dakota
Wyoming
Wisconsin Oii
Minnesota
Madison
Wis
Williston
Train of tractors ships Hart-Parr units to Havre route
A train of 30 cars was loaded with Hart-Parr tractors passing through Wolf Point at noon destined for Havre. Each car carried four tractors. Traveling representative W E Wikberg said another car of Hart-Parrs will follow and leave a shipment at Wolf Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point
Havre
Cmy
W. E. Wikberg
Big Wheat Train Attracts Attention Across Montana
A wheat production train with 15 carloads of modern farming machinery tours northern and central Montana stopping at Wolf Point on January 23. The exhibit showcases tractors, plows, drills, cultivators, harvesting equipment, planters, listers, and seed treatment gear demonstrating a wide range of power and field operation tools used in low cost wheat production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Wolf Point
Trath
Mey
Montana Groweare
New Addition To Be Opened In Wolf Point
U S Land Office Great Falls announces January 14 1989 at 9 PM filing of Second Addition Wolf Point Montana. Occupants may prove and buy their lots. uncured proof by June 1 1929 leads to public auction. Also brief note of a noninjury car accident near Wolf Point injuring windshield and fenders but not the driver Marvin Kimmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wolf Point
Whaile
Montana
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Marvin Kimmel
Wm. Edgar Place
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Basketeers
Daniels Co. Quint
N. D
Ray Boe
Gus
Garn
ODGE
LLONT
Roosevelt CO
Sherman Hotel
W. L. Young
Charley Hall Farm
KGCX
Vida
C. M. Hamblin
E. E. Krebsbach
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