Frank Catlin Wins Wolf Point Golf Championship
Frank Catlin claimed the Wolf Point Golf Club championship with a 22nd hole victory over Dr. J Burgess after a tightly contested weekend. George H. Flint was medalist for best qualifying score, with Dr. J C DeWane winning the consolation final 2 up. Delighted players enjoyed coffee served on the firing line by Mrs Burgess and Mrs Flint as plans for a tournament banquet proceed.
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Frank Catlin
Wolf Point
Frank
J. R. Burgess
George H. Flint
J. C. DeWane
Cook
Catlin
John
Burgess
Dr. DeWane
Marshall
Charley
Geo. H. Flint
Undersheriff Out On Eastend Hold-Up
Undersheriff Charles Council loses 22 dollars after a Culbertson Eastend hold-up Monday at 6 10 pm. George Grunst, manager of the Culbertson Filling station owned by Council, was robbed of cash and a $40 watch, locked in a lavatory. Two strangers with revolvers fled. they were later found with a badge and billy clubs but released after Grunst said they were not the culprits. Two suspicious men were detained briefly but released as no solid identity emerged by press time.
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Charles Council
Culbertson
George Grunst
Mr. Council
Grunst
Poplar
Wolf Point
Sheriff's Office
J. K. Lynch
Nashua, Jr
Harold Deseve
Trego
Iowa
Mr. Connell
Read More Lending Library Opens at Huxsol Drug
A. W. Huxsol's drug store introduces the Read More Lending Library offering fiction from Irving Cobb Sinclair Lewis Upton Sinclair Mary Roberts Rinehart Kathleen Norris Martha Ostenso Roland Pertwee and James Oliver Curwood. For 20 cents a week a book may be borrowed with 3 cents per day for extra time. Nearly complete setup showcases a sizeable case of popular authors.
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A. W. Huxsol
Irving Cobb
Sinclair Lewis
Upton Sinclair
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Kathleen Norris
Martha Qstenso
Roland Pertwee
James Oliver Curwood
G N Freight Business Heavier Than Sept 26
Great Northern freight receipts for September rose to 52000 dollars, about 20000 more than last year, with incoming freight up roughly 25 percent. Grain shipments drive the gain, and wheat totals through October 11 reach 525000 bushels.
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G.N
Great Northern
Wolves Devour Scobey F. B. Team
Wolf Point high school routed Scobey high school 71 to 6 last Friday afternoon. Vinson scored twice and Littlefield added two more touchdowns, with LaRoque and Luck among others contributing. Scobey showed persistence despite inexperience as Wolf Point dominated from the opening kickoff on the Stampede grounds.
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Wolf Point
Scobey Highchool
Scobey
E. B. Styer
John Herman
Buddy Smith
C. F. Beyer
Wilbur White
Cottonwood
Littlefield
Wolf
Vinson
Wolves
LaRoque
Fred
Luck
Seme
Herman
Schreiber
Huxsel
Beyer
White
Cysker
Burnison
Tick Scobey
Glasgow
Stampede
Big Spuds and Lots in a Hill
The Herald reports strong interest in the potato contest with entries daily. Exhibits will be displayed in the Fad window via Mr Johnson’s suggestion. Local growers Wayne Fuller Ole Hagen S Z Thomas Russell Harmon Hiner Peterson Steve Yellowrobe contribute with notable yields. New offer awards six months free subscription for potatoes over three pounds, plus extra prizes for top weights. Contest closes November 1 with all exhibitors able to claim their potatoes afterward.
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Herald
Mr. Johnson
Herald Office
Wayne Fuller
Southside
Ole Hagen
Axtell
S. Z. Thomas
Russell Harmon
Hiner Peterson
Steve Yellowrobe
Macon
Malta
Mr. Yellowrobe
Transient charges Jones with robbery
A transient named Lee Jones is jailed on robbery charges in district court with $2000 bond. Knapp, a fellow transient, says Jones and others robbed him of about $30 at Bathville on October 1. Jones denies the crime but admits being present. bond set after hearing before Justice Gordon.
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Lee Jones
Lee
Scobey
John Knapp
Knapp
Bathville
Jones
Anderson
Letter From Es ther Mowatt To Judge Gordon
Father Mowatt writes to Judge Gordon about Esther Mowatt living in Los Angeles. She recently began a nurse training course at Pacific Hospital and previously attended business college after high school. The note mentions Shirley a junior in dental college and Esther Erickson also training with her, plus Paul Harper formerly of Wolf Point now in California.
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Charles Gordon
Esther Mowatt
Los Angeles
Pacific Hospital
Business
Shirley
Esther Erickson
Andy Felcks
Paul Harper
Wolf Point
California
L. A. Reque
South Newfane, Vi
Rasmus Sampson Schedules Public Sale Near Wolf Point
Rasmus Sampson, located 13 miles southeast of Wolf Point on the Vida mail route, plans an auction of horses, machinery, feed and household goods on October 25. His advertisement and posters promote the sale.
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Rasmus Sampson
Wolf Point
Vida Mail
Wheeler to seek 1928 re election in Montana
Senator Burton Wheeler formally announced his 1928 re election bid before the Silver How Trades and Labor assembly in Butte. He said his hat is in the ring and he wants to dispel unfounded rumors about his candidacy.
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Butte
United States
Burton Wheeler
Silver How Trades and Labor Assembly
Progressive Republicans discuss Norris as presidential candidate
Washington October 9 Progressive Republicans from western farming states hold conferences to back a presidential candidate for next year's primaries. Senator Norris Nebraska leads talks with Senators Borah Brookhart Nye McMaster Frazier and others as Norris denies candidacy while keeping open his name. He warns eastern conservatives risk backlash and cites support for Borah Pinchot Johnson and Howell.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Robert M. LaFollette
Senate
Northwestern
Borah
Idaho
Brookhart
Iowa
Nye
North Dakota
McMaster
South Dakota
Frazier
Old Guard
Borah and Johnson
California
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Howell
Schwinden Wins Corn Prize at Northeastern Montana Show
M J Schwinden wins top prize as the sixth annual Northeastern Montana corn show in Roovell county displays larger volume and improved quality. More corn vegetables canned goods and culinary products including grain and poultry are exhibited than in past years.
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Montana
Sth
Roovell County
Supreme Court Rules Teapot Graft Fraudulent
The Supreme Court ordered the Teapot naval reserve in Wyoming returned to the government after finding the lease and transfer were part of a fraudulent conspiracy involving Harry F. Sinclair and Fall. Justice Butler denounced payments in Liberty bonds and the secrecy of Continental Trading, highlighting $200,000 bonds moving through it and Fall profiting, signaling faithless public service.
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Washington
Get
Harry F. Sinclair
Supreme Court
Teapot Naval Reserve
Wyoming
Justice Butler
Fall
Sinclair
Harding
United States
Sinclatr
Continental Trading Company
M.T. Everhart
Pueblo
Cole
Indow
Montana State College Announces Twelve Week Short Courses
Montana State College released bulletin No 4 outlining twelve week courses in dairy production crops soil live stock production horticulture elevator management dairy manufacturing and farm mechanics. Courses run January 2 to March 23 open to young men with good English and farm busy nine months a year. Courses divided into units for practical understanding. enrolment rises yearly due to high demand. J D Tretsven principal of the abort course notes the surge in requests from major agricultural regions. A W Warten county agent reports.
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Montana State College
J. D. ‘Tretsven
A. W. Warten
Axent
Large Confirmation Class at Catholic Church
Bishop Lenihan confirmed a large class at the Catholic church on Sunday. About 45 people were in the class, understood to be attendees.
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Lenihan
Fifth Annual Trade Festival at Wolf Point
When the Carnival opens and crowds arrive, the Wolf Point event promises prizes and a Bargain Week with strong dollar value. The invitation urges collective participation, highlighting the largest handsomest show of the year and a carnival of glee.
Glasgow Teacher Attacked by Prowler Near Home
A Glasgow schoolteacher was choked and dragged in mud near her rooming house as a prowler roamed the Glasgow residential district nightly last week. Sheriff Ben Olson urged a county wide search after the assailant fled when her screams were heard but mistaken for children at play. The teacher reached her door shaken but unharmed aside from shock.
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Glasgow
Ben Olson
Northern Corn and Seed Show to be Held in Plentywood
Preparations are under way for the Northern Montana Corn and Seed Show to run October 26 to 28 in Plentywood. The event will showcase a large exhibit of pure seed grain with entries from registered growers. An exhibit of grain cleaning machinery and smut control equipment will accompany the seed show, with prizes donated by local businesses and a reduced rail fare offered by the Great Northern Railway. County Agent A W Warden notes the effort by Plentywood and Sheridan county aims to reveal the region’s producing power.
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Montana
Plentywood
Ferguson
Great Northern Railway Company
Banville
Northwest
Sheridan County
A. W. Warden
Football Schedule Is Light with Two Home Games
A fragment cites a light football schedule listing multiple Saturdays in October and November with opponents Glastow Sidney Plentywond Soohey, plus a note on a girls bank of bull session. It also mentions Mr and Mrs T H Barton planning to make Wolf Point their home and a family trip by car from Purge North Dakota after a health move. A hard rain disrupted travel between Brockton and Poplar, and Miss Keith plans to visit Great Falls after visiting C W Hamblin. Carnival tips urge readers to seek Trade Carnival offers from Wolf Point concerns October 15 to 22.
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Glastow
Sidney
Sidjney
Plentywond
I Phonty Wae
Soohey
Girls' Bank of Bull Sexeun
T. Hi. Barton
Wolf Point
Mr. Barton
Tom
Elia Keith
Purge
N. Dak
Youngstown
Ohio
Barton
Jase
Glasgow
Tess
Brockton
Poplar
Woman Braves Atlantic Hop From Roosevelt Field
Ruth Elder, 23, of Lakeland Florida, an aviatrix and the woman’s world, began a solo stretch toward Paris with George Haldeman in the Stinson-Detroit American Girl. They carried rations for 3,600 miles, a Bible, keepsakes, and a radio set, planning a 100 mph eastward hop toward Le Bourget field while Lindbergh’s feat looms as a benchmark.
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Roosevelt Field
Atlantis Ocean
Ruth Elder
Lakeland
Fla
Aviatrix
George Haldeman
LeBourget Field
Paris
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
Miss Elder
Lyle Womack
Mise Elder
Haldeman
English Channel
Clothing and Food Drive Seeks Local Donations
The Philanthropic department of the Woman's club asks for winter clothing and vegetables to aid needy families. Farmers with surplus may donate a bushel of potatoes or other produce. clothing such as coats and undergarments are also requested. Contact Mrs. Kelly, Mr. Dougherty, or Mrs. Porbes to leave items at Kelly Hardware or Benton street.
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Woman's Club
Thos.r Porbes
Tom Kelly
J. G. Doigherty
Kelly Horn
Mabelle Kellogg Reports St Louis Cyclone Damage
Mabelle Kellogg of the county treasurer’s forte recounts her visit to St Louis during a devastating cyclone. She describes the north side wreckage, hospitals with injured and dead, and the rush of victims to hospitals as debris is cleared. Relatives in the southern city part escaped. Kellogg vows she does not wish to relive such terror. John Fugelsbo shipped three years of cattle to St Paul and W A Rogers two.
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Mise Mabelle Kellogg
St. Louis
Misa Kelloge
John Fugelsbo
St. Paul
W. A. Rogers
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Huxsol Drug
Father Mowatt
Gordon
Sen. Wheeler
M. J. Schwinden
Corn Prize
High Court
G. N
Turkey
Bartons
WOMAN
Atlantic Hop
Mabelle Kellogg
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