Schools of district No 45 hire new teachers and reshuffle builds
The district 45 teaching corps is completed with Rose Wallander Eleanor Clark Irma Breeming Esther Strickland and others joining schools at Liberty Pioneer Golden Valley Warmbrod and Wetsit. Contracts approved for Myrtle Nieman and Edith Odne Toring. Move Warmbrod school five miles south. bids sought for moving and for a new southwest corner building. Tuition reduced to 45 high school 25 grades. Superintendent Livingston warns patrons to study the district financial report. Wolf Point opens September 19 with students arriving September 7 for staff arrival September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmbrod
Section 17
Township 29
Wolf Point
F. H. Livingston
Herald
Livingston
Annual Warning Advises Selecting Seed Corn Now
The Montana Extension Service repeats its annual warning to seed corn growers to select seed before the first frost. Selecting in early September has proven most dependable for building up a supply of high germination home grown seed. Northern Montana farmers are urged to select twice as much seed as needed to ensure a reliable strain for the region. A. Warden, Co. Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Extension Service
Montana
A. W. Warden
Helena committee to greet Lindbergh on arrival
Named by Governor W. L. Young A. W. Huxsel and Judge Gordon will receive Col. Charles Lindbergh upon his arrival in Helena on September 6. Huxsel plans to attend and Young will try to be there if possible. Other invitees may join but Herald has no further details.
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W. L. Young
A. W. Huxsel
Judge Gordon
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Helena
Huxsol
Young
Herald
John Coffey Injured Cranking Chevrolet Engine
John Coffey suffered a painful arm injury while cranking a Chevrolet truck for a customer Mrs Flowerstegen on Wednesday. The backfire jerked the crank, bones pushed through flesh, and ether was used to reduce fractures.
Mondak Dance Gets the Hook
Undersheriff Charles Council and Deputy John Iwen raided the Mondak dance hall at Fort Union Sunday morning, seizing bottled goods and arresting proprietor John Jensen. He pled guilty to a Sunday dance law violation, was fined 25 dollars, and faced federal liquor charges with bail set at 500 dollars. The raid found a room packed with men and girls, many 14 to 16, clearly intoxicated, with many from Williston. Deputy Council will push to close the joint with federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Council
John Iwen
Fort Union
John Jensen
Jensen
Ike Honstain
Mondak
Wolf Point
Gordon
Marron
U. S
Stennes
Williston
Aoman
Scobey
Opheim
Whitetail
Glendive Golf Club to host regional championship
J. R. Burgess Fred Rathert and likely Hugh Marron along with other club members will attend the Glen dive club championship for eastern Montana and western North Dakota on September 8 and 4. Invitations were issued to all territory clubs. John Cook set a nine hole record of 37 in the week’s local golf event.
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J. R. Burgess
Fred Rathert
Hugh Marron
Golf
Glendive Club
Montana
North Dakota
John Cook
Fools Return After Month's Outing West
The Wolf Point report details Arlie M Pout and family returning home after a month exploring western Montana including Missoula Camas Hot Springs and Flathead Lake. They were joined by Forrest Foot and Golf lessons highlighted. Also Rae family visiting from Great Falls touring as Royal Insurance agent in state.
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Wolf Paint Folke
Arlie M. Pout
Millon
Montana
Missoula
Camas Hot Springs
Flathead Lake
Foot
Forrest
Helena High School
Arlie
Raes
Wm. EB. Rae
Wolf Point
Great Falls
G. H. Flint
Ree
Royal Insurance Company
Hill
Montana Wheat Outlook Weighs Toward Lower National Figures
The August 1 forecast puts total U S wheat at 851 million bushels, down 8 million from last month, despite Montana grain setting record state output. Prices rise on light early stocks and European demand, while world crops linger uncertain, with Canada Russia and southern hemispheric factors shaping the season. Flax in Montana doubles from 1926 with national flax at 23.2 million, keeping market prospects favorable as U S demand outpaces production. potato output also rises nationally.
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Montana
Jay G. Diamond
Helena
Canada
Russia
United States
Europe
Great Northern Offers Half Rate to State Fair
Great Northern cooperates with state fair managers to boost this year’s fair. They offer round trip tickets for one full fare about $16. Tickets go on sale from the first to the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Ard
McAllen's Store Robbed In Wednesday Night Burglary
McAllen’s general store was burglarized Wednesday night with the front door bolt forced open. About $290 in merchandise and nearly all papers and books from the desk and safe were taken. A detail notes a Wyoming police description of an organized thief ring matching the store’s method, including a gloves clue. Also mentions a local police chief report and advice to keep cash out of reach.
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McAllen
General Forc Wis
Sillerud
Eddy
Shamley
Wyoming
Scobey Editor And Family See Montana First By Car
Mr and Mrs Burley Howler and three children of Scobey traveled by car through Wolf Point on the return from a vacation that carried them to Helena for the Eastern Star convention and through Yellowstone Park They glimpsed the Coolidges and heard stories of their fishing exploits Burley also met David Lawrence famed syndicated writer during the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley Howler
Scobey
Wolf Point
Helena
Bowler
Yellowstone Bark
Park
Coolidges
Burley
David Lawrence
Return From Vacation Spent In Minnesota
Rev and Mrs A O Johnson and children returned Saturday from a month long vacation with relatives and friends in Minnesota. They visited Mrs Johnsons nephew at Austin spent time with Mr Johnsons parents at Melrose and enjoyed outings at Battle Lake. They report crops and general conditions are much better here.
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A. O Johnson
Minnesota
Mrs. Johnson
Austin
Mr. Johnson
Melrose
Dave
Battle Lave
Erestly
Maninné
Princess Madaline Wins Roosevelt County Princess Contest
The Roosevelt County Princess contest result shows Madaline Strachan winning with 48 280 votes, Vera Smith 40 750, and Hedwig Tessman 38 020. Judges APPEL GREN and LOVELL report the tally, noting a three cornered race after Elida Smith’s withdrawal. The Herald credits broad support and new subscribers from the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt County
Herald
Wolf Point
Madaline Strachan
Vera Smith
Hedwig Tessman
A. W. Appelgren
V. A. Lovell Chas
Council
Elida Smith
Lustre
Forbes
Tessman
Marie
Hedwig
Princesses Enter Queen of Montana Contest at State Fair
Thirty four princesses were named to enter the Queen of Montana contest tied to the state fair with more selections pending. Events include introductions by Senator Griffin, a history of the contest, and a coronation night at Shrine temple. Governor Erickson will introduce the queen at the fairgrounds Friday afternoon.
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Plaine
Siella Belstad
Herlem
Big Born
Jorraine Neyburn
Hardin
Broadwater
Fiva Stubblefield
Townsent
Carbon
Anne Lahti
Red Lodge
Carter
Eva Richmond
Milliren
Elected Roosevelt County Princess Ancestral Wolf Point resident
The 20 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Strachan of Wolf Creek stock ranch is chosen Roosevelt County Princess in cooperation with the State Fair Queen of Montana feature. She was born at Rugby North Dakota, moved to Wolf Point in 1913, and recently worked at the Norby Sweet Shop. The first Wolf Point princess was Margaret Brownlee in 1925.
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John Strachan
Wolf Creek
Rugby
N. Oak
Wolf Point
Wéolif Point
Norby “Sweet Shop
Miss Strachan
Queen of
Montana
Margaret Brownlee
Protein wheat tests show county average near one percent
A county survey collecting 98 random wheat samples reports Roosevelt county wheat averaging about 1 percent protein this year. Historical data from 1924 to 1928 show similar trends with averages around 1 percent. Local lab managers note rising interest in protein pricing and farmers’ efforts to quantify product value. A. W. Warden, Co. Agent. Flint to state fair G H Flint Cleo and Joyce to Helena for Montana State Fair. visit C W Scharf in Kalispell. George Rathert returns home. Cleo to Missoula for university.
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Roosevelt County
Wea
Ani
Bozeman
Great Falls
Bainville
A. W. Warden, Co
Marriage Licenses Report Includes Two Couples
Aug. 27 marriage licenses list Kill Spotted and Fast Horse of Poplar. Aug. 2$ records Ellery Alvin Sorenson and Agnes Joy Young of McCabe as issued licenses.
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Kill Spotted
Fast Horse
Poplar
Ellery Alvin Sorenson
Agnes Joy Young
McCabe
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John Coffey
Mondak Dance
Glendive Dist
Sleef
Dexyaee
Denver
Geo. H. Flint
Charlie Rothert
Princess Madaline
Vera South
Helena Woman's Club
Roosevelt
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