Third Meeting of Past Masters Honored by Royal Arch Masons
The third annual meeting of past masters, Royal Arch Masons, was held at the local Masonic temple on June 21 with large attendance from nearby communities. Archie L. Taylor and Neil Tolen received the third degree, the degree team composed of past masters. A toast by Neil McFarland followed a banquet initiated by the welcome by J. R. Burgess and response by H. M. Cosier. A gavel carved from stone from King Solomon’s quarries was presented to Loyalty lodge No. 121 by A. W. Huxsel, who also showed a quarry photograph. The address of acceptance was by John Appelster, with a speech by Senator J. W. Schnitzler. Visiting Masons included numerous named members from Frazer, Poplar, Glasgow, McCone county, and surrounding towns. On the 26th, Royal Arch Masons were invited to initiate Theodore Dahl, R. L. DeVaney, and Herbert McGlenn into the Royal Arch degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Mple
Archie L. Taylor
Frazer
Neil Tolen
McCone County
Neil McFarlan
J. R. Burgess
H. M. Cosier
Poplar
Froid
Holy Land
Europe
John Appelster
J. W. Schnitzler
M. Eliason
T. A. Brink
G. B Austin
F. Brecksmith
Charles F. Parks
Truman Bowen
J. W. Gregory
J. Jackson
R.A. DeHaven
E. L. Farrington
A. J. Gilman
Glasgow
George W. Conklin
John Bijelland
Herbert McGlenn
F. R. McIntyre
R. C. Durham
McCone
O. W. Flint
Glacier Building Ready for Occupancy After Remodel
The Glacier building, now owned by the Woman's Exchange, is nearly ready for occupancy with a redesigned front for merchandise display and about 45 feet of glass. William Youngkin supervised remodeling, drafted the plans, and the sales room measures 30 feet square with deep display windows. Walls and ceiling were finished with plaster board and beam work for a neat, attractive look. The rear area, 140 by 830 feet, provides living quarters for Lang and Mrs. Mann who run a millinery shop with the Exchange. The Exchange announces a community auction sale at the new store room on Saturday, June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier
Woman's Exchange
Wm. Youngkin
Walla
Youngkin
Lang
Arthur Mann
Exchange
Haefner Denies Democrat Label in Clerk Candidacy
Louis Haefner of Bainville visited Wolf Point yesterday to campaign for the office of clerk of court. He says the Herald listed him as a Democrat in last week’s candidate names, but he has been a Republican all his life and will not switch parties now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haefner
Louis Haefner
Bainville
Wolf Point
Herald
Marital Tangle Settled in Court
A complex divorce and annulment case in district court ended with the marriage of Charles Robbins to Helen Robbins annulled and Helen Keller granted a divorce from Charles R Kellett. Earlier, Keller had remarried Rogers. multiple past divorces and an adoption were noted as the court settled estates and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Charles Robbins
Helen Robbins
Helen Keller
Robbins
Charles R. Kellett
Canada
Helen Kellett
Charles Kellett
Mark H. McClammy
Oxwego
Richard Wettlin
Initiative has C M Lanstrum 4000 to spare dies at Helena
Prohibition initiative signatures exceed the required eight percent in 34 counties, assuring Montana voters will see the measure on the November ballot. The Montana Initiative Prohibition League plans a broad campaign through the summer toward election day. Dr O M Lanstrum 58 of Helena, Republican national committeeman, dies after a brief illness, heart disease. His funeral is held in the Prickly Pear valley near Mount Helena with friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Lanstrum
Helena
Montana
Secretary of State
Montana Prohibition Initiative League
Big Horn
Blaine
Carbon
Chou Feau
Custer
Daniels
Dawson
Fallon
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Golden Valley
Hinl
Jefferson
Judith Basin
Lake
Liberty
Mineral
Missoula
Phillips
Petroleum
Pondera
Prairie
Ravgalll
Richland
Rosebud
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Stillwater
Sweetgrass
Toole
Valley
Wibaux
Yellowstone
Montana Initiative Prohibition League
O. M. Lanstrum
Harry L. Cunningham
Montana Life Insurance Company
B. C. Brooke
Kansas City
Mount Helena
Rockies
Tr. O. M. Lanstram
West Stinday
Kentucky youth wins national orator contest
James R. Moore of Somerset Kentucky, 17, a Somerset High senior, won the fifth National Oratorical Contest. His speech was The Development of the Constitution. Elliott Norquist of Kansas City placed third. Norquist had won a Montana district. Finalists from Washington to Cairo Neb and Brooklyn, New York earned trips to Europe. Moore will compete in the third International contest in Washington in October with competitors from Argentina to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Moore
Somerset
Somerset High School
Elliott Norquist
Kansas City
Young Norquist
Montana
Charles J. Olson
Worchester
Mass
Washington, D. C
Benjamin E. Hinden
Ralph Zabludjofsky
Brooklyn
N. C
Joe West
Omaha
Nebi
Frederic R. Johnson
Cairo
Europe
United States
Brazil
Canada
Cuba
England
France
Germany
Japan
Mexico
Wanted by officers two slippery coons roam town
Deputized pursuit continues for two young, dark complected men who escaped from county jail after each arrest. Deputy Sheriff Council describes them as clever jailbreakers, an urgent campaign year priority to recapture them before they vanish again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Council
Charlie
Poplar Round-Up Drowned By Rains
Poplar planned a first class Round-Up with two shows but almost continuous rain ruined dates and caused serious mud problems. Organizers reportedly had rain insurance.
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Poplar
Crops Booming After June Rain Blessing Harvest
The June rains ended a dry spell and revived crops across wheat corn grass and gardens. The soil moisture sparked vigorous growth, turning a lean season into a promising harvest with lush fields and healthy yields.
Opheim to Clash with Wolves in W Park Showdown
July 1 at 2 80 pm Opheim brings its paid diamond brigade to face the Wolves in their den. Connie's gang braces for the invasion of the Northern house. Fans urged to buy tickets for a likely thrilling game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opheim
Ite
Fanga
Connie
Airways Buy Travel-Air Bi-Plane Reported By Wolf Point
Wolf Point Airways Corporation changed plans canceling a Pere ant order and closing a TravelAir purchase. The new plane is built in Wichita Kansas and is expected to arrive around July 2. The company has received its charter from the secretary of state and will complete its organization soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point Airways Corporation
Wichita
Kans
J. F. Cook
Chautauqua to Wolf Point with four day program
H M Gizzard of Associated Chautauqua helped finalize Wolf Point season plans under a new contract and reorganized chassis. Four day program runs July 16 to 19 with Applesauce as the opening attraction. Season tickets set at 32.50 for season and 1.25 for children. Organization officials and committees listed, including A T Listag president and I L Jensen secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Gizzard
Chautauqua
Wolf Point
The
Herald
A. T. Listag
I. L. Jensen
F. B Rathert
H. C. Ditmarson
J. R. Burgess
CL. Marshall
W.L. Young
A. V. Appeleren
Ed Jamrud
B. B. Styer
Joe Callahan
Uirnimdeer
L. Stephens
John F Cook
J. E. Wameley
C. L. Hocers
Morris M. Listerwd
J. J Rooney
Williston Tourney Set For July Well Attended
The Upper Missouri Golf tournament, twice postponed by rain and heat, will be held rain or shine on Sunday and Monday. A few top players are expected, though some may be away due to other commitments.
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Upper Missouri
Pedigos to Colorodo Visit Longmont Patriarch
Mr and Mrs J W Pedigo expect to leave Saturday for Longmont Colorado to visit Mr Pedigos father A brother of Mr Pedigo is coming from Phoenix Arizona whom he has not seen for 35 years Mr Pedigos father is 88 years old
Auto train crash in Glasgow kills two men
Hector O. Mattson and Francis Campbell died after their car collided with a Great Northern fruit express train at a crossing west of the flour mill. Mattson, 39, proprietor of the West Side grocery, was driving. Campbell, 21, his nephew, was conscious until death. Funeral details followed. survivors include Mattson’s wife and children and Campbell’s widowed mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector O. Mattson
Francis Campbell
Great Northern Railway
Mattson
West Side Grocery
Young Campbell
Great Northern
Campbell
Dinern
Mer. Mattson
George Carrell
Wolf Point
Christy Circus Comes Monday Parade Parade Hours Announced
Christy Bros great elvens and wild animal show arrives Monday July 2 with a 10 am parade opening the grounds followed by a noon show. No night performance at West Point. The vast menagerie occupies a city block with tents and many cages and floats described in an inclusive program.
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West Point
Next Week's Her ald to Feature Extra Large Edition
The Herald announces an extra large issue next week with Utans and extra pies printed in Roosevelt and McCone counties. It aims to advertise candidates and promote the local city and farming region while not expanding pages. Display space costs 35 cents per column inch and copy is due early.
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The
Herald
Roosevelt
McCone
Wolf Point
Young Checks Up On Wolf Point Bridge Progress
W. L. Young returned from Helena reporting progress on the Wolf Point bridge project. Federal engineers have virtually accepted the plans, with eight draft variants tested to fit site conditions. The sectional drafting method aims to complete design by next summer, with advertising to contractors possible at the Aug or Sept highway commission meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Young
Helena
Wolf Point
Young
Federal
Okeh
Rader
Highway Commission
Vacationing in Nor Wisconsin trip letters from Supt Livingston
A letter from Supt F P A Livingston details a late winter trip through Wisconsin and North Dakota. The writer notes rain since leaving Wolf Point, fishing on a northern lake with loons, and a near misroute with miles of trails. He mentions travel mishaps, a wreck, and hopes for enrollment records and Williston tournament results. Mrs McNeil’s visit for convalescence from an operation is also noted.
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Supt
FP. A. Livingston
Elk Mound
Wolf Point
North Dakota
Oriental Limited
Bothy Jones
Lowan
Wisconsin Lake
Conlstan
Williston
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Huxsol Presents
Seed OF US
Freedon
Prohibition
Kentucky
Culumo
W. P. Park
United Organization
Christy Circus
Mr. Young
Co. W. Warden
Nor
Wisconsin
Supt. Livingston
Trip
A. D. McNeil
Columbus
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