B and B Worker Dies Beside Great Northern Track
Nick Christianson a 38 year old single man died after being struck by a through freight engine east of Wolf Point on May 5 while serving as a flagman for a B and B construction crew. Coroner investigation halted by lack of conclusive facts. services held May 8 at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Nick Christianson
Great Northern
Wolf Point
Christianson
America
DeWane
Soreman Matson
Gordon
Greenwood Cemetery
A. O. Johnson
First Lutheran Church
Judge Paul to file on Republican ticket for reelection
While presiding in district court Judge S. E. Paul announced he will seek reelection and file on the Republican ticket. He said his official announcement will appear soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
District Court
S. EB
Richland County Opens New Court House in Grand Celebration
A large crowd gathers in Richland County as the new court house opens with an all day program. About 1500 attendees from Richland and nearby towns tour the building while county officials lead a reception and photos are taken. Cars from Glendive and other points join farmers and residents in a festive ceremony led by County Attorney Carl L Brattin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Herald
Richland County
Court House
Herald
Carl L. Brattin
Miles City
Knights of Columbus State Convention at Great Falls
Knights of Columbus plan state convention in Great Falls on May 14 and 15. A class of over 180 initiates the fourth degree on May 12, with a banquet in the Hotel Rainbow Palm room for about 890 guests. Hugh N Marron of Wolf Point will speak at the banquet. Delegates from Wolf Point Council 1955 include J DeWane and Hugh Marron plus 48 delegates and several other named attendees from Glentana Oswego and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Great Falls
Ith
Rainbow
Hugh N
Marron
Wolf Point
J. ©. DeWane
Mike Filggerall
Dan O'Vonnor
Andy Sclmeter
Urban J. Riebe
Glentana
Hey
J_ Richard
Glentana Alee
Law and Motion Day in District Court Wednesday
In district court on law and motion day Wednesday Chas Leeds pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the killing of Pete Proctor. Eric Moum of Poplar was appointed to defend him. A divorce was granted to Helen Youpee from Frank Youpee of Poplar. Minor Geo Tunnison was sentenced to the state industrial school at Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Chas. Leeds
Pete Proctor
Eric Moum
Poplar
Helen Youpee
Frank Youpee
Geo. Tunnison
Miles City
Concert Pleases at Lutheran Church
Attendees praised the Kristoffersons after a Monday evening concert at the Lutheran church. Elder Mr Kristofferson has 49 years of singing experience and has delighted audiences in Skandinavian countries Germany and England. He tours America now with his son an accomplished pianist and University of Oslo student accompanying him. If advertised more, the church would have been crowded.
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Lutheran Church
Kristoffersons
Kristoffferson
Germany
England
Ameriica
University of
Oslo
Prohibition Petition Surpasses Signatures in Montana
Headquarters in Helena reports the Montana referendum petition for a prohibition statute under the 18th Amendment has far exceeded the required signatures. Roosevelt County generated ample support and more signatures are welcome from any qualified voters at The Herald office.
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Helena
Montana
Roosevelt County
Herald
Two Boys Sentenced for Industrial School Transfer
Sheriff Anderson and Under sheriff Council will transport Arthur Gates and Geo. Tunnison to the Miles City state industrial school on Friday. A Monday wedding to Mr. and Mrs. John Matefovsky of Poplar was noted. Baby births include Louise Shields daughter on May 9 and Lerton Hall daughter on April 80.
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Sheriff Anderson
Undersheriff
Miles City
Arthur Gates
Geo. Tunnison
John Matefovsky
Poplar
Richy Golf Team Invitation For Sunday Match
Rogers of the local club invites the Richy Golf Team for a Sunday match, awaiting reply though expected to accept. The course is undergoing extensive improvements with greens and tees moved and length increased. A road to the grounds has been built and directions given from Roosevelt highway.
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Rogers
Richy Golf Club
Richey
G. N
Oswego Pupils Win Frazer Meet
Oswego school children under Miss Mildred Mal bert and Miss Thale Scott won numerous prizes at Frazer Meet. Firsts include 16 events across grades from 3rd to 8th, with many students named for reading, spelling, arithmetic, geography, and grammar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Mildred Malbert
Thale Scott
Tommy Dempsey
Edith Bearskin
Leslie Nichols
Ragnhild Dranz
Herman Wright
Loren Frerick
Rachel Nelson
Nellie Lingle
Philiphine Long
Gretchen Stuebbe
Cyril’ Nelson
Ben McClammy
Anna Long
Jay McCrea
Robert Burns
Orlin Witty
Retchen Stu
Next Law and Motion Day Delayed to June 6
Judge Payl will not hold another law and motion day until Wednesday June 6. The long interval follows naturalization sessions on May 1 and May 24 at Leahey and Plentywood and the legal holiday Memorial Day on May 20.
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Payl
Leahey and
Plentywood
Licenses Issued for Marriages in Various Localities
On the fourth a license was issued to Geo Henry Grunst of Culbertson and Annie Josephine B Moorhead Minnesota. On May seventh Ross Frederil jer and Mrs Belle Allisen of Freid were granted a marriage license. John H Appelgren is sick with.
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Seth
Thos. Buckles
Pop Mar
Mary Wakana
Canada
Geo. Henry Grunst
Culbertson
Annie Josephine
Moorhead
Minn
Lee
Ross Frederi I Jer
Belle Allisen
Freid
Mother's Day Song and the lore of Home Sweet Home
The piece recalls Home Sweet Home as a defining song of Mother's Day, noting its London debut in 1823 and enduring fame in America. It discusses Payne's poem, Bishop's music, and the Covent Garden purchase driving the opera adaptation Clari, the Maid of Milan.
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London
John Howard Payne
Sir Henry Bishop
America
Bishop
Kembly
Covent Garden Theatre
Payne
Milan
Home, Sweet Home
County Conventions Elect Delegations
The Coppal dice convention at Painville elected Harry T Sandy Fred Thrher and Arif M Fear as delegates to the Helena meeting on May 15. W L Young O T Stennes also attended with Mr Fourie and Mr Turner directing, aiming to push Senator Schnitzler’s name for the national delegation. Democrats at Poplar chose Wm Powers W J Kearney and J C Dwyer as delegates to Helena with Dwyer as county chairman and Judge Charles Gordon named an alternate.
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Copaldice
Painville
Tuewday
Harry T Sandy
Bainville
Fred Thrher
Poplar
Arif’ M. Fear
Wolf Point
Wate
Helena
Fourie
Rinnevelt County
Sinieatior
Turner
W L. Young
0. T Stennes
Change in City Administration New Mayor and Police Chief
The new city administration took office Monday May 7 with O T Stennes as mayor and Edward W. Nichol named chief of police. Jacob Seel becomes city clerk, with extra duties, while Peter Lenz remains water superintendent. Committees include Finance Garden Streets and alleys Police and fire Parks and Water Health. Mayor Stennes stressed cutting water costs and outlined interim priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appelgren
O, T Stennes
A. M. Poulson
Heinze
G. Collins
Stennes
Edward W. Nichol
Todd Shamley
Walter Reichert
Verne Hubbard
Glen Vinson
A. M. Hanson
James Holsclaw
T. J. Blackmon
Nichol
Jacob Seel
F.C Williams
Swedberg
Geringer
Collins
Poulson
J.J. DeWane
John O. Garden
Herald
Hazelbaker enters race for Lieutenant Governor of Montana
State Senator Frank A. Hazelbaker announces from Dillon as a Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor. He is a Beaverhead entrepreneur and farmer with long ties to Montana agriculture, politics, and Dillon’s business community. Also noting visitors from Wisconsin, George Fortune and his father discuss land interests in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Montana
Hazelbaker
Beaverhead
Beaverhead Amnity
Flo
Montane Normal School
Bik Hole
Wikdom
Thin
Amerlva
Haaptinker
Trentock
Ate
Brantly
Montana Supreme Court
Treasure State
Wisconsin
George Fortune
W. G. Fortune
Geo. Fortune
Annual 10-Mill Levy Election Notice
J L Jensen, clerk of the school board, calls attention to the annual 10 mill levy election to be held at the school house Saturday afternoon from two to six. Freeholders may vote. This levy is not in addition to the maintenance levy but is essential to keeping the school up to its present standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Jensen
Freeholders
Mayote
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Richland’s New County House
Court House Steps
K. C
Prohibition
KE Educational Banner
John H. Appelgren
J. F. Cook
Aviation City
Jim Cook
Detroit
John F. Cook
Missouri
Cook
Jim
Memphis
John
Hawthorn Club
Stenhes
Water Department
Steames
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