School Conference Here 100 Teachers Expected
Roosevelt county teachers gather for county institute of conference at Wolf Point courthouse over two days. Miss Regina Kohten and Miss Adelaide Dampiere lead sessions on picture study music arithmetic and rhythm. Visiting night and entertainment programs scheduled. parents invited.
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Roosevelt County
County Institute of Conference
Wolf Point
Regina Kobten
Adelaide Dampiere
Regina Kohten
Adelaide Damphiere
Kohten
Damphiere
Weiner
Rainfall totals at Vida station exceed yearly average
Weather records from Vida in McCone county show monthly precipitation totals from January through September, with a yearly subtotal of 10.04 inches. The 1900–present average annual rainfall for the county is 18 inches, per observer ED Schillinger.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Vida
McCone County
Schillinger
Indian Sunday School Starts At Mission
Indian Sunday school met at 2 p m on Sunday afternoon with good attendance of Indian children and youths. A cordial welcome is extended to older Indian people who may wish to attend.
Twenty One Western Banks Affiliated With Old National Plan
Spokane October 3. Twenty one banks in eastern Washington and northern Idaho holding about 44.06 million in resources were identified as affiliated with the Old National corporation, a holding group backed by Old National Bank and Union Trust of Spokane. A refinancing plan involving stock exchange was expected to be arranged this week.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Idaho
Old National Corporation
Old National Bank and Union Trust Company
Turkeys show Montana crop drop to twenty percent
Montana State College extension poultry specialist Miss H. E. Cushman reports the 1929 Montana turkey crop will be about 20 percent smaller than 1928 with shipments to Thanksgiving and Christmas markets likely below 40 carloads. While the crop is down, growth and quality are strong, and certain counties show declines similar to the state trend.
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Montana
H. E. Cushman
Montana State College
Pondera County
Mushman
Texas
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Mike Cuxtman
Congress
Home Golf Tourney Will Crown Club Champion
Local golf club reschedules its home tournament after weather disruptions. Play starts at 1:00 p.m. with 18 holes of medal play to split players into flights. The top four or more in each division enter 18 hole eliminations to decide the club champion and junior king of the clubs. The junior champ may challenge the senior champ if unsatisfied.
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Drnery
Roosevelt county fair memory and improvements noted
The Roosevelt county fair is remembered fondly with plans for future growth. Visitors from Culbertson and Wolf Point enjoyed exhibits at Ex- Wibit hall and Live Stock building, praising ground layout and access. Citizens anticipate more buildings, walks, a race course, trees, and expanded booths. Local schools and 4-H youth showcased domestic arts and agricultural entries amid hot weather.
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Roosevelt County
Culbertson
Tegel
Froid
Lanark
Livestock Shipments Wolf Point This Week
Fourteen cars of stock were shipped from local yards last week. McCowan bought three cars of sheep, total 951 head, shipped to Fairview for feeding. Rogers, Terry shipped cattle, Terry and Wilson two cars, Lund two cars, Hammer three to DeKalb Il. Crawford shipped to Seattle. DeLorn sent two horses to Sioux City. Senator Schnitzler home after Germany trip aboard Graf Zeppelin on return from world flight. Purdy family to visit Wolf Point soon. Presbyterian service led by Rev J N MacLean at First Presbyterian next Sunday Oct 6.
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W. ©. McCowan
Fairview
Rogers and
Terry
Terry & Wilson
A. F. Lund
C. M. Hammer
DeKalb, Il
Wm. Crawford
Seattle
Walter DeLorn
Sioux City
Schnitzler
J. W. Schnitzler
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Worth-while Event Invitation for Wolf Point Trade Carnival
Wolf Point invites northeastern Montana residents to the Seventh Annual Wolf Point Trade Carnival from October 12 to 19. The event blends business with recreation, featuring Queen and school contests, Library Prizes, daily prizes, coupons with every dollar, a closing Community Dance, and significant bargain prices from local merchants. The 16 page Herald issue includes merchant ads promoting cooperative buying to secure cheaper prices for farmers and shoppers alike.
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Wolf Point
Montana
The
Herald
Complaints by Horse Owners Over Fort Peck Roundup
The Indian horse roundup on the Fort Peck reservation draws protests from reservation farmers. County Attorney Foor was approached by horse owners alleging riders drive horses off their range. The drive is led by George Payne with Dawson and Payne aiding through Butte packing company. Agency Superintendent Eggers claimed permission to collect horses for sale. A hearing is scheduled October 8 before Judge Gordon at ten in the morning to determine action against Payne for driving private stock from their accustomed range.
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Fort Peck
Foor
Butte Packing Company
Dawson and
Payne
George Payne
Eggers
Gordon
District Corn Show For 1929 Cancelled
The Northern Montana Corn and Seed Show is not to be held this year per county agent PF H Smith of Daniels County after consulting with agents from six northern counties. Plans for Seobey as the venue and a concurrent poultry show were scrapped due to drought and poor grain quality in many districts.
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Montana
PF. H. Smith
Daniels County
Seobey
Albert Lee Wins First Prize at Roosevelt County Fair Squashes
Albert Lee of Volt vicinity captured first prize for squashes at the Hubbard exhibit during the Roosevelt County Fair. The Herald notes the family felt they deserved the honor as Albert presented details after the event. J K Davey this week installed a new steam presser in his tail coring establishment with several advantages over the old machine.
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Albert Lee
Hubbard
Roosevelt County Fair
Volt Vicinity
Herald
Albert
J. K. Davey
World Series Radio for KGCX Brings Home Games to Wolf Point
The Wolf Point station KGCX will air the World Series via Western Union master feed with no relays. L. T. Crail will read results as they come from the wire. Subscriptions raise 209 dollars per game, with noon or 1 PM updates for each day’s play beginning October 8. Cubs vs Athletics in a best of seven series. Also notes on scarlet fever and typhoid cautions and several marriages licenses issued in the area.
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KGCX
Wolf Point
Western Union
Great Northern Depot
L. T. Crail
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cubs
Athletics
Reign of Terror in Colorado Prison Ends Mutiny
In Colorado, a prison mutiny at Canon City led to a deadly siege. Guards Roy Brown Walter Rinker Elmer G Erwin killed, several others wounded as 800 inmates and guards faced conflict. National guard and police fired over 7,000 rounds to quell the outbreak. Father Patrick ONeill and William Rainger aided with dynamite attempts to breach walls.
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Colo
Ray Brown
Unis
Dew
Howitzer Company
Colorado National Guard
Conon Oty
Cole
Bet
dSit
Colorado Mite
Oslhoute Nev
Ant
Smarkie
Crawford
National Guard
Colorado
Mero
Patrick O'Neil
Collhouse
William Rainger
Roy Brown
Walter Rinker
Elmer G. Erwin
Knights of Columbus Elect Officers at Regular Meeting
The Knights of Columbus held their regular meeting at Knights Hall on Thursday September 26 with members from Nashua Gleabow Glentina Frazer Frotd Chela Vidya well as Wolf Point. Officers elected for the coming year include J H Coffey Grand Knight Thos Kelly deputy Grand Knight Chas Schulke Nashua Chancellor Joe Dougherty warden Stephen Kaniewski recording secretary M Steede Glentana advocate Ed Krebsbach inside guard T J Dela Hunt outside guard Paul Schillinger Sr trustee. A post election program lasted about two and a half hours after which lunch was served. Through W J Kearney Grand Knight the group purchased Kragrad hall and plans extensive alterations to enhance its appearance.
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Knights of Columbus
Knights Hall
Nashua
Gleabow
Glentina
Frazer
Frotd
Chela
Vidya
Wolf Point
Dh. Coffey
Thos. Kelly
Chas
Schulke
Joe Dougherty
Stephen Kaniewski
M. Steede
Glentana
Ed Krebsbach
T J. Dela Hunt
Paul Schillinger
W. J. Kearney
Kragrad Hall
Tri County Turkey Pool adopts new funding plan
The Tri County Poultry association, serving Daniels Sheridan and Roosevelt counties, will shift to a prepayment system this year. Growers must advance twenty cents per bird to cover supplies. shipments aim for proper weight grading and immediate settlement, replacing the old consignment method. A. W. Warden reports the pool faced losses last year and may not ship without funds.
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Tri-County Poultry Association
Turkey Pool
Daniels
Sheridan
Roosevelt
Plentywood
Ft le
A. W. Warden
Vida Couple Enjoy Auto Trip to Canada Visit
Mr and Mrs Chas Levenberger of Vida and their son and daughter with Mr and Mrs BM Woodruff of Torrington Wyoming enjoyed a pleasure trip into Canada. They returned Wednesday and visited the Regina Moosejaw country where Levenberger was impressed though farming country suffered from drought like theirs.
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Chas. Levenberger
Vida
Indow
BM. Woodruff
Torrington
Wyo
Canada
Regina-Moosejaw
Levenberger
Breuth
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