Local Boy Heads Famous Minn. Band Home on Visit
Harold Shipman, a Wolf Point high school product and band leader, visited Lions Club to recount a 1300 mile bicycle tour across France Germany and Switzerland with four other boys. They hitchhiked part of the way and toured cities such as Paris Geneva and Heidelberg while studying European life and costs.
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Germany
Switzerland
New York
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Wolf Point
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Band Association
Minneapolis
American Express Co
Paris
Harold
BE. J. Shipman
Lions Club
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Heidelberg
Freiberg
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America
Mrs Scharf Dies in Kalispell After Cancer Battle
Funeral services were held in Kalispell for Mrs. C. W. Scharf mother of Mrs. G. H. Flint. The Kalispell Methodist pastor officiated in the new undertaking chapel. F. E. Rathert and George Rathert attended from here and returned Wednesday evening after a one day trip.
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Kalispell
C. W. Scharf
G. H. Flint
New Undertaking
F. E. Rathert
George Rathert
World Series sets anxious yet cautious tone for fans
The New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs battle for the world pennant in a best of seven series begun in New York. Yankees won the first two games as Chicago and New York trade blows with late innings. The clubs move to Chicago for up to three games before returning to New York if needed.
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New York
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Chicago
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Mrs Cyrus Johnson Dies in Great Falls
Friends mourn the death of Mrs Cyrus Johnson who passed away Saturday evening in Great Falls after a period of illness. The Rev Ward F Boyd officiated at the service and burial was in Highland cemetery. Surviving are her husband and two daughters Mrs George Bradford of Bainville and Eleanor Johnson of Great Falls. The Johnsons had long lived in Wolf Point and she remained active in work despite years of poor health.
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Cyrus Johnson
Great Falls
Ward F. Boyd
Highland Cemetery
George Bradford
Bainville
Eleanor Johnson
Johnsons
Wolf Point
Mrs. Johnson
White Jewelry Store Omission in Commercial Club List
Through an error the White Jewelry store name was omitted from last week’s Commercial Club member list. Secretary Gordon plans to publish a revised and complete roster soon.
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Commercial Club
Gordon
Harold Shipman and companions tour ends with cups
Harold on a voyage wins the singles in a deck tennis tournament. He and a New York lawyer take the doubles, each earning a silver cup. Fred LaRoque and Manfred Hauge head to Minnesota U for studies as Shipman expands his band publicity. Harold shifts majors to education.
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Harold
Lovejoy
New York
Fred LaRoque
Manfred Hauge
Minneapolis
Minnesota U
Manfred
The
Fred
All Stars Beat Plentywood In Close Montana Battle
Brandon’s All-Star team defeated Plentywood 1 to 1 in a tight Sunday game to extend their unbeaten streak to four. Eder and Hayes formed the battery with Eder delivering a splendid pitching performance as teammates McCabe Brandon M Brandon Manson Prendergast Jacob and Funk contributed at the plate and in the field.
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Plentywood
Montana
North Dakota
Williston Legion’ Stars
Malta-Saco
Wolf Point
Prominent Piano Expert Tours Midwest City
Henry G Johnson, a longtime tuner and former Chicago Opera Company official, stays in the city as a temporary resident until October 17. He recently sold his stake in the Henry G Johnson Piano Manufacturing Co of Belleville Iowa for $400000 and plans to rebuild his fortune in piano work.
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Mid-West
Johnson
Chicago Opera Company
Chicago Musical College
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Bellevele
Iowa
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the Herald
Florida
Wall Point
Former Governor Speaks at Poplar
Dr. H B Cloud and J H Coffey drove to Poplar Tuesday evening for a democratic meeting. Former Governor Samuel V Stewert delivered an address described as wonderful. He is traveling through northern Montana in support of his candidacy for associate justice of the supreme court.
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H. B. Cloud
J. H. Coffey
Poplar
Samuel V. Stewert
Montana
The
Supreme Court
Joe Heser House Fire Destroys Home on Saturday
Mr and Mrs Joe Heser of the Southside lost their house to fire last Saturday noon. A stove fire in the kitchen ignited while Mrs Heser tended dinner for threshers. Little contents survived and clothing for relatives was ruined. They are staying with Tony Heser.
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Joe Heser
Southside
Joe Hesers
Tony Heser
Knights of Columbus Lodge Gavel Presentation
The Knights of Columbus lodge held a meeting last Thursday evening with a good crowd. Dr DeVane presented a gavel carved from blackthorn wood to Ed Krebsbach the grand knight, with an inscription.
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Knights of Columbus Lodge
Dr. DeWane
Ed Krebsbach
Dr. DeVane
Seed Loans Club Golf Champ Leads After Fall Event
Washington Sept 25 farmers with crop production loans may pay 25 percent now with agreement to cover the remaining 75 later as Congress acts. O. C Johnson posted a best 88 to lead the golf tournament, with Swede Erickson one stroke back and women winners listed alongside.
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Washington, D
White House
Congress
Hyde
Agriculture Department
Hyde Fins
Johnson
Swede
Erickson
Charley Hamb- Min
Noy Porsberg
W. V. D. Chapman
Huxsel
District Court Holds Short Session With Several Matters
District Court heard limited cases on Wednesday with Judge Pan from Plentywood presiding. The guardian accounts for Virgil and Joyce Hagemeyer were approved. Walter Nordwick was granted a divorce from Margaret Nordwick. Frye & Co obtained a default judgment against Harry and Margaret Martin totaling 365.43 with costs. A demurrer in Richard Schaale versus George Kugler was taken under advisement. Todd Shamley v Roosevelt County was continued due to judge disqualification and a legal holiday pushed next law and motion day to Thursday October 13.
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S. E. Pan
E. S. Koser
Plentywood
Virgil
Joyce Hagemeyer
Walter C. Nordwieck
Margaret Nordwick
Frye & Co
Harry Martin
Margaret Martin
Richard Schaale
George H. Kugler
Todd Shamley
Roosevelt County
Paul
Herald Corrects Error On Brandon All Stars Win
The Herald notes an error in last week’s report of Brandon's 6 to 2 victory over Williston Sedon. It cites Williston Daily Herald coverage as the basis and explains the Williston weekly paper carried no game story.
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Williston Sedon
Williston
Williston Daily Herald
Wolf Point Herald
Williston Weekly Herald
Nolles Williston Weekly
Duck Season Opens With Prairie Bird Rally
Duck hunting starts at noon October 1 and ends 20 minutes before sunset on November X0. Fine weather and a prior prairie chicken season boost hunters, but Ruddy or Bufflehead ducks are prohibited. Chinese pheasants and Hungarian partridges run from October 30 to November 2.
Hotel Association selects 1993 convention city
Mrs. Mary Moore and Cash Moore of the Sherman hotel attended a hotel association convention in Great Falls. Cash Moore was elected director for the coming year and named to the auditing committee. Butte was chosen as the 1993 convention city.
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Mary Moore
Cash Moore
Sherman Hotel
Hotel Association
Great Falls
Butte
Rural teachers attend institute in county
Miss Regina Kohten and Miss Marguerite Hood led a two day rural teachers institute here attended by fifty five teachers from across the county. The list includes Rose Honey Joel Honey Leslie McNeil Anne Rygg Josephine Christofferson and many others.
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Regina Kohten
Marguerite V. Hood
Rose Honey
Joel T. Honey
Leslie W. McNeil
Anne Rygg
Josephine
Christofferson
Margaret Barlow
Marguerite Ryge
Agnes Henriksen
Lucy Gearhart
Bessie Mow
Ronna Dunbar
Myrtle Nelson
Tillie Opheim
Lions Luncheon Highlights Local Trade Guests and Talent
A large crowd gathered for the Monday luncheon with guests including O. M. Johnson of Minneapolis Morine Power Machinery and Mrs E. L. Shipmay and her son Harold. Harold, a Minnexate University student, played cornet pieces and shared memories of a summer Europe trip with other young men. The feature talk is covered in another story in this issue.
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O. M. Johnson
Minneapolis Morine Power Machinery Company
E. L. Shipmay
Harold
Minnexate University
Fils
Europe
Judge Gordon Writes of Lost Keyes Mine
Charles Gordon described in the Sunday Great Falls Tribune a search for the lost Keyes gold mine. His brother James Gordon of Troy and two others joined a trip down the Missouri to pursue the mine at that time.
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Charles Gordon
Great Falls Tribune
James Gordon
Troy
Keyes
Missouri
Montana Wedding Fete Marks Chapman Tait Union
Keren Chapman and Edna Tait wed at the Tait home with Rev Shaeffer officiating. The ceremony featured Virginia Tait as bridesmaid and Harold Rath as best man. The couple plans a Deer Lodge home after a brief motor trip. The bride, a 1930 Montana graduate in Fine Arts, taught in Belgrade. the groom, a 1920 Montana graduate, leads Keystone Dairy in Deer Lodge.
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Edna Tait
Chapman
Whitehall
Robert E. Tait
Miss Being Tait
K. Chapman
Orer Lodge
Shaeffer
Virginia Tait
Harold Rath
Billings
Betty A. H. Carlson
Whitetail
Lotengrin
Mendelsohn
Deer Lodge
University of Montana
Alpha Phi Sorority
Mortar Hoard
Belgrade
W. V. D. Chapman
Wolf Point
Siemon Nu
Keystone Deny Cmpany
Badly Injured in Threshing Accident Near Circle
Earl Barker of Circle was brought to Wolf Point on Wednesday afternoon with severe injuries after stepping into a threshing rig belt. He suffered two forearm bone fractures and a jaw broken in two places, plus deep scratches and bruises. Barker, nephew of George W. Hall, is staying at the Hall place and is being cared for at Mrs. Archie Steele's.
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Circle
Wolf Point
Barker
George W. Hall
Hall Place
Mra
Archie Steele
Interesting Handicraft Exhibit at Fact
The Fact displays a window exhibit of handicraft by Mies Medie Chap man. It features metal work feather work book binding weaving and carving with woven seat stools feather jacket and cap set leather purse coin purse bound books copper and silver bracelets and other items. A tool kit is included.
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Mies Medie Chapman
Jeff Nail Scratched In Runaway Accident
Jeff Nail of the Southside was thrown from a running team of horses last week after losing control. He suffered scratches and bruises with no bones broken. Lynn Olson, accompanying him, escaped with minor injuries. Bert Switzer broke his arm while cranking his car.
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Jeff Nail
Southside
Mr. Nail
Lynn Olson
Bert Switzer
Mon- Gay
John J. Beller Dies in Accident in Sunnyside Southside
John J. Beller of Sunnyside Southside died at 1 55 am Tuesday after a serious accident last week when he fell from a load of fodder causing paralysis. The funeral held at the Beller home was conducted by Rev B G Kleldon. Burial followed in Avon Dakota. Born May 2 1873 at Barbara Wise he married Birvira Berrendt who survives along with three brothers George Albert Ed and two sisters Mrs Emma Franklin and Mrs Anna Ranadell.
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John J. Beller
Sunnyside
Southside
Beller
B. G. Kleldon
Avon
Legion Auxiliary Program On KGCX Broadcast Friday Evening
The Wolf Point Legion Auxiliary will broadcast a program over station KGCX on Friday September 30 at 6 15 p m Mrs Ben Anderson and Mrs Ernest Boegler hosted the Auxiliary at Mrs Boeglers home on the 21st A musical program by Miss Mildred Steiner was enjoyed by all A small sum was voted at the business session for merchandise for a needy family
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Wolf Point Legion Auxiliary
KGCX
Ben Anderson
Ernest, Boegler
Sherman Cafe Changes Management at Sherman Hotel
Mary LeVitre succeeds L M Hasty as manager of the Sherman cafe on the basement floor of the Sherman hotel. The change takes effect with October. The cafe will be closed Saturday and Sunday and reopen Monday the 2nd.
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Mary LeVitre
L. M. Hasty
Sherman Cafe
Sherman Hotel
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