Lynch Given Sixty Days In County Jail
Walt Lynch was tried in Justice Moon's Culbertson court on a worthless check charge. A six man jury convicted him and he was sentenced to sixty days in the county jail. Complainant Herbert Ziege of Poplar cashed the $10 check. The case moved from Poplar to Culbertson amid an affidavit of prejudice and venue change. Deputy County Attorney Hugh Marron prosecuted. Bramble and Rucker defended.
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Walt Lynch
Justice Moon
Culbertson
Cace Lynch
New York
San Franciso
Lynch
Te Telegraph School
Justice Geringer
John Hurly
Arlie M. Foor
Acts of Justice Court
State
Justice Court
H. D. Geringer
Paint Up Epidemic Strikes Wolf Point
The Wolf Point Herald notes a spring wave of painting and redecorating across the town. Camrud Motors, J. C. Penny, and J. Hoffman Coffey fronts were refreshed, with many homes touched up outside or inside. The Greenhouse on Custer Street, bought by J. L. Seglias, shows a notable new paint job, and Mrs. Moore is redecorating extensively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point
Camrud Motors
J. C. Penny
J. H. Coffey
Herald
Green House
Custer Street
J. L. Seglias
Knights of Columbus Meeting Draws Crowd in Wolf Point
Last Thursday the Knights of Columbus Council of Wolf Point held a well attended meeting with about fifty local members and twenty five from out of town. W J Kearney and P R Doughterty were elected delegates to the state convention in Helena May 27 and 28 with Rev A J Richard and Mr Reed of Glentana named alternates. Remarks by Rev A J Richard and State Deputy H N Marron followed, interspersed by musical numbers from Ed Krebsbach Stephen Kaniewski and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Council of
Wolf Point
W. J. Kearney
P. R. Doughterty
Helena
A. J. Richard
Mr. Reed
Glentana
H. N. Marron
Williston
Ed Krebsbach
Stephen Kaniewski
Leonard Kaniewski
April Freight Sets Historic Record at Great Northern
Agent Swedberg at the Great Northern station reports constant arrival of bridge material cars and says Wolf Point April freight volume surpassed any prior month in the station’s history. He notes the new bridge material did not affect this record, and predicts May will exceed April due to ongoing bridge material re vents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedberg
Great Northern
Wolf Point
Delahunt Opens Office Over Front Street Coal Yard
Delahunt has moved into a new office building on Front Street near the coal warehouses. The relocation consolidates operations as the pemrmnt firm expands its local presence and services for customers in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Pemrmnt
Front Street
Robbin Store Sold to Anderson and Everson
G. J. Robbin completed a sale of his store to Anderson and Everson, who run Wildrose and Corinth, N. Dak shops. They will take possession mid May. Robbin plans a big stock reduction sale and a summer vacation traveling through Montana and the Black Hills to Glacier and Yellowstone. Anderson and Everson, longtime Wildrose merchants with a Corinth outlet, move to Wolf Point to assume control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Robbin
Anderson and
Robbin
Interscholastic Meet At State U May 8 10
The 26th Interscholastic Meet will be held at the State University in Missoula from May 8 to 10. Six hundred contestants are entered and about fifteen hundred students and several hundred spectators are expected. Events include track and field, debate, declamatory contest, little theatre tournament, state essay contest, high school editorial contest, high school golf and tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Missoula
United States
Montana
Evangelist Jackson Denounces Sin Sermon in Wolf Point
A crowd heard Evangelist V. R. Jackson preach on Paying Your Vows at a Wolf Point revival. The event featured a youth orchestra and choir, with services starting May 5 at the new Pentecostal church on East Main Street. Three services weekly, nightly except Monday, plus Saturday street meetings, begin at 7:45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. R. Jackson
Wolf Point
Rev. Jackson
New Pentecostal Church
East Main Street
Richey Golfers Edge Wolf Point In Close Match
A dozen Wolf Point golfers visited Richey for the first inter-club match played as match play. J R Burgess led with a 71 while Foley carded 84 for Richey. Wolf Point’s Connie Schenkenberger, a 1929 rookie, won six up, and several members posted solid scores despite Richey’s win by seven holes. Next, Richey travels to Wolf Point, then Wolf Point to Williston.
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Wolf Point Golf Club
Richey Club
Wolf Point
J. R. Burgess
Foley
Burgess
Richey
Wolf
Robhert
Catlin
Livingston
Cook
Connie Schenkenberger
Walter Chapman
Boyd
John Cook
Bob White
Styer
Miller
Porter
Frank
Ed Krebsbach
Ole Erickson
EK. Johnson
Williston
Prof. M. L. Wilson Arrives in Moscow
A group of American wheat farming specialists led by Prof Milburn L Wilson of Montana University arrived in Moscow on May 1 to assist the Soviet grain trust. They plan to transform 5,000,000 acres of unused land into bread factories and Wilson will stay for months to establish a large experimental ration school. Mrs Frank Catlin attended a track meet at Culbertson and visited friends there over the end.
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Moscow
Milburn L. Wilson
University of Montana
Soviet Grain Trust
Wilson
Frank Catlin
Culbertson
The Tea Tray Named Tea Room by Local Winner
Mrs C C Johnson won a cake prize for suggesting The Tea Tray as the name for Mrs Stone's new tea room. Several attendees proposed catchy names, but judges selected hers after careful deliberation, awarding an angel food cake to the winner.
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C. C. Johnson
Mrs. Stone
C. €. Johnson
Frazer Man Held To United States Court
W. H. Witherbee of Frazer got a hearing before U S Commissioner C T Stennes on liquor law violation charges. He was bound over to U S District Court with $300 bail. This is his second time facing a similar charge.
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Frazer
United States
W. H. Witherbee
U. S
C. T. Stennes
U. S. District Court
Witherbee
April Temperature and Weather Summary
April ran below normal with several cool days. Frost occurred on only a few nights while precipitation remained light. Seeding finished quickly and, with May showers and warmer weather, planted fields are expected to turn green.
Sheepmen to discuss wool pool at Wolf Point
Northeastern Montana sheepmen are urged to meet at Wolf Point on May 11 to discuss wool pool organization and other industry matters. The effort is led by Wolf Point's Al Appelgren and the county extension service, with early signs pointing to a pool of about 10 000 fleeces contracted.
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Montana
Wolf Point
Ronsevelt
McCone
Daniels
Missouri River Bridge Connected Roads Plan Featured
The article discusses the federally funded Missouri River bridge and its connecting roads in eastern Montana. It explains the aim to link the bridge with the seven percent federal highway system and existing networks to improve year round travel between county seats. Engineers chose the Macon crossing as the best site after evaluating options, with open meetings for public input.
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Fem
Missouri River
Breau of Rows
Montana Highway Commission
United
Missouri
Wolf Point
Macon
Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Dept Elects New Officers
At the annual meeting the Wolf Point Fire Department elected C. E. Howe as Chief, W. F. McConnon as assistant chief, and W. V. D. Chapman as secretary treasurer. Appointive posts named Ted Stennes as fire marshal, W. V. D. Chapman as captain Hose No. 1, James Carroll as captain Hose No. 2, Bob BabiNot as driver No. 1, Ralph Howe as driver No. 2, with M. B. Listerud Ray Kelbever as hydrant men and Francis Poulson Ed Prendergast Ralph Howe as woe men.
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Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department
C. E. Howe
W. F. McConnon
W. V. D. Chapman
Howe
Ted Stennes
James Carroll
Bob Babinot
Ralph Howe
Hydrant
M. B. Listerud
Ray Kelbever
Francis Poulson
Ed Prendergast
Froid School Meet Winners Shine At Culbertson
Froid dominated the Big Pour wack meet at Culbertson, earning 35 points to lead Wolf Point with 17, Sidney 16, and Bainville 1. Individual winners include Leslie Beyer of Wolf Point, George Weeks and Dehn Herman in multiple events, with Beyer set for Missoula interscholastic action next week.
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Froid
Culbertson
Wolf Point
Sidney
Seobey
Next
Bainville
Antelope
Penntywood
Fairview
Waller
Casper
Leslie Beyer
George Weeks
Dehn Herman
Bechtel
Clarke
Weeks
Herman Amd
Herman
Courchene
Ray Bornee
Missoula
Leavitt Praises Farm Relief Bill In House Debate
Congressman Leavitt argues the farm relief bill would help farmers sell into a seller’s market, reduce yearly harvest gluts, and stabilize prices with government aid to co operative marketing groups. He says it is not a panacea but part of a constructive agricultural program aligned with Hoover’s aims. Also notes Hangen’s support and McNary-Haugen features minus the equalization fee. Vida Home Makers Club meets May 10 at the Vida Community Hall with Edith Mott demonstrating dress forms for cooperative home economics work.
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Washington
Scott Leavitt
Leavitt
Tisk
Hoover
Montanan
Congress
Hangen
Ite
Vida Home Makers Club
Vida
Edith Mott
State College At
Bozeman
Pat Mullis Killed In Railroad Accident West Of Williston
Pat Mullis a well known railroad brakeman was killed Thursday forenoon near Marley Siding about fifteen miles west of Williston while on a work train crew between Williston and Snowden. Eyewitnesses say he likely fell between two cars as the train moved. His body was found between the rails and not mutilated. He was taken to Williston, leaving a wife and four daughters. Mullis lived in Wolf Point previously and was married to Lillian Anderson. The death shocked his friends and funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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FJ. Mullis
Pat
Marley Siding
Williston
Mullis
Snowden
Fira8
Oken
Mere Pat Mullis
Wolf Point
Ules
Lillian Anderson
Edna Anderson
Dick Hendrickson
Geest Falls
May 4th Shopping Day in Wolf Point Stores Open Early
May 4th marks shopping day in Wolf Point with Cook’s Ready-to-Wear launching a two week sale on women's clothing and shoes. Robbin’s announces a ten day stock-reducing sale with wide price cuts. The Padt promotes value in boys and children’s wear. Northwest Service lists 98 cent groceries. Coffey offers oval braided rugs at 98 cents. Huxsel Drug Co advertises Sherwin-Williams paint. The Herald predicts crowded streets as shoppers seek bargains across various departments and dealers invite comparisons on new cars radios and farm machinery.
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Wolf Point
Cook
Robbin
Northwest Service
J. H. Coffey
Huxsel Drug Company
Sherwin-Williams
The
Herald
Roosevelt County 4-H clubs reorganize with growth
Preliminary work shows Roosevelt County 4-H clubs expanding enrollment over previous years. Each club must have five members aged 10 to 21, work on projects such as clothing corn wine potato and wheat, supervised by a leader. New clubs include Pershing with all members in wheat production. Activities feature six meetings per club a tricounty camp July 11 14 a wheat club school near Brockton and county fair participation.
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Roosevelt County
Sears
Ms OM
Waska
Wide Awake
Burshin
Bainville
McCabe
Froid
Mineral Beach
Pershing
Brush Lake
Fairywey
Brockton
A.W. Warden
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Justice Court Jury
Delahunt
North Dakota
Robbins
State U
Evangelist Jackson
Sin
M. L. Wilson
W. P. Fire Department
Olf Point
Pat” Mullis
Thurs
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