Stewart Impeached as Montana Secretary of State
Helena March 2 With no dissent the Montana House adopted an impeachment resolution against Charles T. Stewart of Helena after a two hour executive session. If sustained by the Senate he faces removal. Governor Erickson would name a temporary successor. Charges allege squandering funds and breach of constitutional duties in publishing amendments and other state financial practices. This marks the first MT administrative officer impeachment in state history.
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Helena
House of Representatives
Senate
Charles T. Stewart
Stewart
Erickson
House
G. M.4
Moss
Flathead
D. A. Dellno
Lake
H. R. Green
Dawson
Troy
Hill
Bretzke
Valley
Lowry
Fallon
State Board of Examiners
Montana
Wolf Point City Council Proceedings February meeting
Regular Wolf Point Montana city council meeting held February 28 at city hall with Mayor Appelgren presiding. Aldermen Johnson Garden Coffey Sand Conrad DeWitt joined after roll call. minutes approved as read. John Listerud granted building permit for oil station tanks and lines to Great Northern tracks. claims audited and warrants issued, Pittsburgh Motor Co referenced.
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Wolf Point
Montana
Solelock P.m. T
Appelgren
Johnson
Garden
Sand Conrad
Williams
Alderman Conrad
Alderman Coffey
Alderman DeWitt
John Listernd
Great Northern
Coffos
Listerud
Alderman Gorden
DeWitt
Lal
Pittsburgh Motor Co
Jewelry Store Will Move To New Location
The jewelry firm of R. J. White will move into a new location in spring after purchasing the Owl Cafe building. The Owl Cafe has closed for fixture removal, which Wilbur White will store. Interior remodeling will convert the space into a first class jewelry store.
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Jewelry
R. J. White
Indian Pupils Give Program at Wolf Point Indian School
Pupils at Wolf Point Indian Training school presented a patriotic program in the Presbyterian church last Sunday evening. Performances featured multilingual musical numbers in Dakota, Spanish and English, with teachers guiding the show. The program covered a range of recitations and songs, including pieces about Washington Betsy Ross and the flag, plus readings on Point Barrow Alaska San Juan hospital and schools in New Mexico and Los Angeles. A large audience attended and S. A. Walker closed with remarks.
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Wolf Point
Presbyterian Church
Dakota
Keller
H. T. Smith
Land United
John W. Swets
Joe Shields
Bertha Long
Lucille Headdress
Eine
Evelyn Johnson
George Washington
Wilma Yellow Robe
Washington
Harry LaPoint
Betsy Ross
Rosaline Ross
Buzzie Yellow Robe
Maybelle
Evelyn Dawson
Point Barrow
Alaska
San Juan Hospital
Porto
Menaul
Allison James
New Mexico
Forsythe
Los Angeles
Dorothy Nelson
Jesus
Darkies
S. A. Walker
School Board Votes to Transfer Dry Fork Teacher
The Alstrict 45 school board met Friday night and decided to place a teacher at Dry Fork until April 1, when Wolf Point high school's normal training department will assume control. Appointed election judges for April 2 were Mrs. W. A. Lovell, Mrs. W. J. Burnison and Mrs. I. L. Jensett. Routine business was handled before adjournment.
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Alstrict 45
Dry Fork
Wolf Point High School
W. A. Lovell
W. J. Burnison
I. L. Jensett
Rev J Anderson Speaks at Local Lutheran Church
The Rev. J Anderson of Minneapolis spoke at a city Lutheran church on Sunday delivering talks at both morning and evening services. He is on the churchs board of directors for child work and education and discussed Sunday school teaching and parenting in the city.
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Rev. J. Anderson
Minneapolis
Rev. Anderson
Ditmarson to Build Station at Fourth and Main
H C Dittmarson, Ford dealer and manager of Motor Sales, plans a first class service station on the southwest corner of Fourth and Main in Wolf Point. The brick or frame stucco building, costing $4000 to $5000, will be modern and creditable to the city’s business district.
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H. C. Dittmarson
Motor Sales Company
Ford
Minneapolis
Fourth
Main Streets
Roosevelt Highway
Ditmarson
Eastern Montana Security Company
Wolf Point
Motor Sales
Commercial Club
Narrow Escape Near Wolf Point Car Skids Off Road
A party of Southside residents narrowly avoided injury when their auto skidded two miles south of Wolf Point after a thaw made roads slick. The car was badly damaged and could not be driven the rest of the way into town. occupants Mrs. B. C. Pleenor, daughter Mrs. Sylvester Dillon, and son Ted escaped unharmed and walked to town with friends.
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Southside
Wolf Point
B. C. Pleenor
Sylvester Dillon
Ted
McNary Haugen Farm Relief Bill Vetoed by President
Washington Feb 25 The McNary Haugen farm relief bill is vetoed by President Coolidge who calls it an economic folly and price fixing scheme. supporters vow to continue the fight while a new battle looms for the 1928 campaign and a possible override vote in congress.
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Washington
McNary-Haugen
Congress
Senater
White House
Coolidge
Capitol
Sargent
Champion Ewe Owned By Malta Rancher
Malu James Garthofner, famed as the sheep king of the Missouri breaks, was in Malta with alfalfa seed. He owns a three year old ewe that reportedly holds a world record for a litter of seven lambs. Several ewes in the Garthofner band yielded four lambs, only one fewer than three. He predicts eastern Montana will see a lambing rate near 400 percent next year.
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Malu
James Garthufver
Missouri Brakes
Malta
Garthofner
Jim
Montaa
Wolves Victors Prep for State Meet in Montana District
The Wolves dominated the northeastern Montana district tournament and prepare for the state meet in Bozeman. They travel Sunday night, practice in Helena venues, reach Bozeman Tuesday, and open with Wolf Point versus Roundup on March 9. The 16th annual state tournament runs March 9–12 at State College gymnasium with full college student attendance.
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Wolves
Montana
Bozeman
Wwelena
Wolf Point
Blair Ships Marquis Seed Wheat to Sweden
Sid Blair, pioneer registered seed grower of Culbertson, received an order for one half bushel of registered Marquis wheat to Herr J. P. Noren in Sweden. Payment covers seeding, express, and insurance, with shipment to occur immediately. The lot is valued at around 25 dollars per bushel on delivery in Sweden.
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Sid Blair
Culbertson
Sweden
Blair
Marquis
Reed
Local Talent on KGCX Sunday March 13
Wolf Point program features Mrs Chapman own compositions and student acts. Suniland and Powder River Trail tie to regional figures and art. Performers include Georgy Flint, W V Thapman, 0 T Stennes, Dr J C DeWane. Poplar High School orchestra broadcast follows, with Axel Erickson violin solo later in week.
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KGCX
Wolf Point
W. V. DB. Chapman
Sunni
Land
Powder River Trail
Charles Russell
Chapman
Georgy Flint
W. V. Thhapman
Reading
Powder River ‘Trail
Stennes
Tennesten
de Wane
George Flint
Wang
Dan Surples
Poplar High School
J. R. Burefess
Bainville
Bernard Markham
Vida
Ed Krebebach
Axel Erickson
F O K E Golfers Meet Friday at Eight
An annual golf meeting for F O K E group brings together veterans beginners and hopeful players. The event is set for Friday the 4th at Bob White's Diamond Emporium starting at eight o'clock.
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Bob White
Diamond Emporium
Side Lights On Work Of H ouses Side Lights On Work
In the final days of the session the House proceeds briskly toward completion barring delays. Judge Day pleads for a small poverty aid grant to Mrs. Green Clay Smith, widow of Montana’s second governor, living in Missoula. Senate bill 14 and House bill 195 were killed. impeachment proceedings against C. T. Stewart, secretary of state, proceed in executive session with a full gallery and staff present.
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Ryder
Senate
Wolves win district title at Bainville rallying from early foes
Wolf Point achieved an undefeated district run by defeating Plentywood 28 to 14 to claim the district championship at Bainville. The Wolves also beat Mentywood 27 to 14 and Poplar 12 to 1, with a smooth tournament showing praised for sportsmanship and strong defense.
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Wolves
Wolf Point
Bainville
Tne
Menty
Outlook
Poplar
Gret
Aut Derior
Hut
Antelope
Scobey
Saco
Ramville Supt C H Smith Thanks Wolf Point Supporters
Supt. Smith of the Ramville schools expresses deep appreciation to the Commercial Club president and members for their splendid support of the district basketball tournament. He notes sportsmanlike rooters and backing that will honor the district when its strength is tested next week.
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Smith
Ramville
Wolf Point
Bozeman
Wobvey
Commercial Club
Chas. B. Smith
City and Rural School Notes From Helena Visit Critiques Crowding
Carl Jessen of Helena visited Joan school week assessing high school and arades. He urged removing the partition between the English re citation room and the eighth grade room and increasing laboratory equipment and the high school library. He praised last fall’s student entry, noting only three late. he urged higher standards each year. Tuesday assembly featured Abraham Toays on Agriculture, Theo Wright on Smiles, and Jean Taylor on Hungarian music with two selections.
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Carl Jessen
Helena
Auperviem
Joan School
Arades
Craded
Elims
Jessen
Abraham Toays
Theo Wright
Jean Taylor
Louis Ganne
Hungary
Carl Koelling
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Werner Schreiber
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W. V. D. Chapman
C. T. Stewart
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Supt. Knapp
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Xentlemen
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