Linebarger address on Montana prospects and resources
R G Linebarger former Havre News Promoter editor and northern district bond and millage campaign chair spoke on Montana’s resources education and drought recovery over KGCX. He praised rainfall as a sign of renewal, cited Montana’s size population about 536000, noted gains in industry despite population decline, and urged optimism for prosperity ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Linebarger
Havre
Bond and Millage
KGCX
Montana
Governor Erickson vetoes special session call
Helena Sept 14 Governor Erickson will not call a special session to authorize anticipatory road warrants funded by future gasoline tax proceeds. He supports speeding highway work but cites no emergency and says the regular January session should handle it. A. W. Huxsel returned from a coast states trip with son Russell who will attend Stanford, switching from Chicago University.
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Helena
Erickson
Montana
Montana Automobile Association
Chambers of Commerce
A. W. Huxsel
Russel
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
Chicago University
McCone County Wins Medals at Richland Fair
McCone county placed second for county exhibits at the Richland County Fair. Dawson took first, McKenzie County third, and Daniels fourth. Walter Good, H R Remnemer, and Harry Hogar led the McCone booth with 120 exhibits winning 26 ribbons including 16 corn ribbons. Reinemer earned a first on a bushel of white dent, amid 20 entries in the class.
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McCone County
Richland County
Dawson
McKenzie
N. Dak
Daniels
Walter Good
Southside
H. R. Remnemer
Circle
Harry Hogar
Prairie Elk
H. R. Reinemer
Farms by Counties in Eastern Montana
Data from the 1920 census lists farm counts by eastern Montana counties and notes Roosevelt County has above average figures. Also mentions A G Knapp selling a farm near Macon to A K Rummereich and the Knapp family relocating to town in Wolf Point with residence near the J C Herman home.
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Montana
Blaine
Daniels ‘Dawson
Garfield Hill McCone
Phillips —_ Prairie
Richland Roosevelt
Sheridan Valley
Wibaux
Roosevelt County
A. G. Knapp
Macon
A. K. Rummereich
Wolf Point
Oregon
Knapps
J. C. Herman
Roosevelt County Organizes For Two Referendums
A Roosevelt county central committee is formed to back Referendum 33 and 94. Hugh L. Marrow of Wolf Point named chairman with Wm. L. Young as vice chairman. The group includes county and city superintendents, state lawmakers, and local officials from Wolf Point Culbertson Froid Frazer Bamville Balnville Dowd Poplar and other towns. Chairman Marron expects Roosevelt county to pass both measures, praising plans to relieve state institution overcrowding and support higher education.
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Roosevelt County
Hugh L. Marrow
Wolf Point
Wm. L. Young
Margaret Inglehart
Frank Livingston
H. C. Skarie
Froid
H. A. McCracken
Balnvile
J. W. Buchanan
Dowd
John Dunn
Balnville
O. R. A. Tollefson
J. K. Peterson
Culbertson
Mr. Young
State Executive Committee
Linebarger
Northern
Enrollment Totals for Wolf Point City Schools
Wolf Point city schools report an enrollment of 582 this year up from 571 last year in the first week. High school and junior high total 271, up from 239, while grades total 311, up from 32. Northside school shows 47 pupils versus 63 a year ago. rural reports are not yet available.
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Wolf Point City
Northside
Penser
Roosevelt County Fair Program Highlights and Schedule
Entry day on September 22 features booths decorated by community committees with entry books due by 5 p m Gates open at 8 a m judging begins at 8 in several departments and 3 a m in livestock Grandstand events run 1 1 45 to 5 00 with performances by Brancel family Jack and Jill Wade and Wade Charles Flanagan and others Fireworks and midways cap the evening Then on September 24 gates reopen 8 a m 4-H judging trap shoot horseshoe tournament livestock parade and race program Wade Wade Brancel family Jack and Jill Charles Flanagan Wolf Point band music football game Wolf Point versus Scobey and more midweek attractions
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Brancel Family
Jack and
Jill
Wade & Wade
Charles Flanagan
Grandstand
Jack & Jill
Froid
Wade
Foor Is Fore in Champ Race
Two golf titles were settled recently. In Merion New York Tommy Asmar won the professional US championship by defeating Gene Sarazen one up. At Wolf Point Montana Arlie M Foor captured the open championship by defeating Dr J R Burgess two up. Foor's win followed strong run through the club tourney with flights and consolations prizes awarded.
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Merion
New York
Tommy ‘Asmar
United States
Gene Sarazen
Wolf Point
Montana
Arlie M. Foor
J. R Burgess
Arie
Préender Cast
Marron
Burgess
Wolf Point Bakery
Frank Matlin
Jim Brownlee
George Flint
Neut Neutens
C. S. Bechtel
Swenson
Rathert
Prendergast
O. C. Johnson
Barwise
Cal Rogers
Camrud
Banker
Howard Bechtel
Edwin Erickson
Bur- Bose
Foor
Cook
Chapman
Financial aid for stockmen via Intermountain association
Livestock feeders may obtain credit through the Intermountain Livestock Marketing association partnered with the Federal Farm Board. Loans up to 60 percent of lamb value or 75 percent of cattle value are available, with higher loaning when feed is a larger share of value. No loans on breeding stock. applications via county extension agent.
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Intermountain Livestock Marketing Association
Federal Farm Board
Intermountain States
A. W. Warden
City adopts police signal system and Sherman hotel as HQ
Mayor Swedberg states the city council adopted a police signaling system with the Sherman hotel office serving as headquarters. A red light atop the hotel will flash when police are needed, and officers will contact the Sherman to identify the caller. Arthur Terpe joins the force as night police and began duty last Saturday.
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Swedberg
Sherman
Arthur Terpe
Russell Prints Sale For Memorial Fund Soon
Russell Pictures will offer prints from Charlie Russell's The Painted Robe at 60 cents each next week. Proceeds go to the Russell memorial fund and are overseen by Mrs Thomas R Forbes.
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Charlie Russell
Russell Memorial Fund
Thomas R. Forbes
Club Endorses AAA Road Plan
A Commercial Club special meeting heard W L Young outline Montana AAA highway funding. Six million federal dollars, plus matching Montana funds, could finance about eleven million for roadwork and create up to three thousand jobs. A committee will draft a telegram urging Gov Erickson to endorse the plan and call a legislative special session. The meeting also referenced a Glasgow murder case and arraignment scheduling.
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Commercial Club
P. m
W. L. Young
A. V. Appelgren
C. Heinze
J. F. Cook
J. ©. DeWane
Frank H. Livingston
Charles Gordon
C. P. Swedberg
John Licherud
Rl, Stephens
O.T. Staines
Montana
Thossand
AAA
Appelgren
Heinze
Erickson
Helena
J. C. de Wane
F. H. Livingston
A. V. Appelaren
Listernd
Roosevelt County Fair Culbertson racing and vaudeville lineup
The Roosevelt County Fair at Culbertson on September 23 and 24 features a top running program with 35 to 40 horses, a closing football game Wolf Point versus Seabey, and acts by the Brancel family Wade and Wade vaudeville troupe and Charles Flanagan. Universal Sound Reproduction will provide amplifiers, promising an unusual entertainment program. A farm sale is planned for September 24 by Mifred Lakehaug with S. Summy as auctioneer.
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Montana
Roosevelt County
Culbertson
Brancel
Wade & Wade
Universal Sound Reproduction Company
Fair Board
Finley Smith Re-Arrested After Poplar River Pursuit
Finley Smith fled from a Poplar cafe last week after leaving his party. He outran lawmen, waded the Poplar river near the railroad and hid in dense underbrush along the bank. He abandoned hat and coat on the riverbank before authorities recovered him.
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Finley Smith
Poplar
Wolf Point
A. M. Foor
Putt in Your Leisure at Listerud Fairways
Opening day at the new Conoco area golf course christened Listerud Fairways after a patron’s winner. Mrs Hamblin proposed name. judges chose it. Prizes on opening day honors went to J D Corrie 48 for men, Mrs Swensen 50 for women, student George Rathert 47 and best day score. Listerud offers five gallons gasoline weekly for any top score.
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Conoco Way
Listerud
Morris Listerud
J. D. Corrie
John Woodish Opens Grill Cafe on Fourth Street
John Woodish announces purchase of City Grill furniture and fixtures and relocation to the Erickson building on Fourth Street, former Ross second hand store. He plans a cafe with reasonably priced meals focusing on sandwiches stews and soups with hearty portions and good coffee.
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John Woodish
City Grill
Erickson
Fourth Street
Ross
Suit Tried Before Judge Gordon Over $100 Post Dated Check
J. K. Bramble won a civil suit against C. B. Berglund in Judge Gordon's court on Sept. 15. Berglund, represented by W. L. Rose of Poplar, allegedly gave Bramble a $100 post dated check that was later stopped. The case arose from an injury to Robert Aoe who fell from a wagon owned by O. Bergland. Bramble sought $300 as fair compensation, claiming the check was given in good faith to cover expenses. The check returned unpaid.
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J. K. Bramble
C. B. Berglund
Gordon
Berglund
W. L. Rose
Poplar
Bramble
Robert Aoe
O. BE. Bergland
Bergland
Mr. Bramble
Women’s Club Annual Dinner Next Tuesday
The Wolf Point federated Women’s club will hold its annual dinner at the K hall next Tuesday evening, Sept. 23, at seven o’clock. All last year’s members are urged to renew, new members will be welcomed, and the banquet is priced at 60 cents a plate as a social feature amid light plans for the year.
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Wolf Point Federated Women's Club
Bauer Baby Dies From Scalds In Tragic Accident
Eugene Les Bauer, one year old, died after a hot coffee spill scalded him last Saturday. The child, beloved son of Ambrose and Mrs Bauer, had moved to Fairweather Street with five sisters nearby. Funeral services were held Thursday at First Lutheran Church, Rev. O R A Tollefson presiding. four pallbearers and flowers accompanied the service.
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Eugene Les
Ambrose Bauer
Hugeno
Jana
Saunders
Fairweather Street
First Lutheran Church
O. R. A. Tollefson
Three carloads head to California for winter visit
Three carloads of Vida people departed this week for California to spend the winter. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Elzea and son Douglas to visit relatives in Turlock. Also traveling were W. H. Wills, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Larson and baby James, and Mr. and Mrs. Ole Vine. They will travel via Glacier Park, Portland, and the coast route.
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Vida
California
J. T. Elzea
Som Douglas
Mr. Elzea
Turlock
Calif
W. H. Wills
Randolph Larson
James
Ole Vine
Glacier Park
Portand
Grain Seals Inspectors Named for County Warehouses
Chas. FP Meyers is named farm warehouse inspector for Roosevelt county and E. G. Lee is inspector for McCone county, per regional grain sealer assignments.
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Chas
Meyers
Roosevelt County
E. G. Lee
McCone County
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GOV. Erickson
McCone Farms
Sidney Dist
Roosevelt CO
Roosevelt County Fair Program
Dark Horse
Russell Pictures
Arnot
Anna Arnot
Glasgow Courier
Hocking
Herald
Glasgow
Anna M. Arnot
Jesse E. Arnot
John Hurly
Hurry
C. H. Roberta
George B. Hurd
Great Falls
Otis A. Hallett
Courier
J. E. Arnot
H. E. French
Grand Forks, North Dakota University
Ben Olson
Dean French
C. H. Roberte
4Th Street
Women’s Club
Bauer
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