davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
!Salnaluat tAtfia 9tuam jGltia.

@tai4lri Charles &. Sprattin,
9fem Yorfisto, rnboStumo rettitun
ia tparustalttltu matfustomuon 81
raratln muorelle, ionta Buipulle
gtoon orffi tarttui undergraduates
tertOmrtien nrtoon fiirni. gfetfu
cen jobtaiono tulee olemoom crti-
men Seem Ynrtin poliiiilu1tnontti
$bomuS MiIlS. 0fetfitrlnnun mdd.
rG on lGbteG piaffoin 2ontoosta
@rimaniin, @enGiGn 9[rnenioon,
iosia polfotoon toruittoruot oppcot
ia ttltit.
glrorotit nuori on 1900 iol
faa forteo. Gen butpulle omat
ibmiiet tDllG ennenfin fiiipenneet,
NJ. M. treipi 9rpce, nutta mi-
tddn peruSteeGliiempio tutfimiifiio,
mittoltfita ia poIofumaufIio Ell
itttd ole mieId fo8foun tebtp. Goi-
talta, ioIIe geoon ortin orlueIIoon
laSteneen ia mibin g5oo ppstpttt
oIttarinia ia teft fiitos u6rinlo, tltI
loon ottononn Iiifflnuio fltipio
Satrott ia foiotot tltlenot toirnt,
mnan martiioina retfiflulnon toi-
mittaeSio tlltfinlufiio ia wuIofiruo-
tesla pmpGriSt01.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
GrpreSiiDbtiOn anO=
nlnS bDljattD
SailppafOmiSiiOni ei mg6ntGnDt fu-
rotnsta beSclnticm fnljetnsmaf
inisIa.

glmericon Cypress pbti0 on pal
tioitten mGliieltG fal1ppafomisiionil
ia pDpt6nDt ll1pno forottau beoel-
n!ien fuIietuSmnfluin &olliopuor-
ten ia YbOpSmaltoin itGoiun ND
ItIIG tGmGn wlooen ippStluun /
p;stG alfnen.
&oaippnfomiSiioni on npt ilmoit
tnn1t e3preSiiDbtioIle ett1 pppbet-
t9d lltpou ei tlllIa np0ntdmGGn
ainotuon elnen emil ioulutuun
30 p:GG, iobon menneSIG foapbo
fomisiioni fulfil oIioa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
OiprIian rp6stcttiit.

Slutri tln mibfiioutfo iloitii
MiSS @forD 9rrtonin fotonn 0e
troitisiu miime iunt1lntui iltono,
tall buoueeieen foIme morto mics
td, fofli bp9pin oieStettlmo, fomen-
ihpot bGdioufon ieiinmoon rorbo8-
la ia iiIlG aifaa ottipot bnltltrtnin
moriiomen Morp 8rittonin mei-
nat bGnet uIoS ia pofenitpot oit-
tolla.
9toSmojoufon jobtnjono Iltulloon
oIleen erGGn 9nceI 8ofron, iofa
pnrasti Ntarp 8rutonin fun ban
oil IA muooen if1inen, patent tD
ton tonsiu Sltntiin ia iiellG ntti
nluiolumon mltto ieltroaipano' pGi,
pGn6 laotiin fiinni ia otpioliitto-
bonlmo fotfostiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
Slmnjoclla tnpabtnunt nnii maan
iuieremG.

@I8fettGin topobtiti Slnnioelln
jGlIeen i1mri maonrpieremG. Sun
SImoioen firfonfplGStG noin 3 fl
IometriG foilliSpobioiieen iiiottic-
nan GoDSfolGn fDlG moinittrno
iltono oil oIettitmoSio lepolle, full
tim fplGn pobioisreunosia iiiuitie
nan Olt&0ps&IGn talon foboolto
on1itlliSta GGntG IGbeiien Slmnioen
il1ltnnolta. &elGo oil tGll0in 1a10.
Sim talon ia fpIGn niuftaot meni
mGt nttomoon ielfoo oiiosto, buc-
mottiin, ettG Slmojoen pen9er -
ioti on tGIIG fob6nllonn notn 35
metrin Ietupinen ia penger noiit 8
nletri1 forfeo oil SSli &oDsfol1n
talon foboollo losfei1tunut DbtGffiG
noin 100 metrin pitru6elto iitltn-
nilleen 3 metriG errtiStG forfeltt
tuon oIentmotii. SGm6r iofipenfe-
rccn losteutluno, iotn IT'D patti
topdbtti melfo loojolIo olueello,
oil min ipGfimoltoinen, eta Ie mel
mlfonoon uieito fosipnluio pliito.
Sontallo buonrottiin title ioesiofin
topobtlneeH mltlttofien. Soen pob
ia oil nousiut min polion bios,
ettG noin puolet IeipeGn ioen uo-
mosto iulteutii. 2Gbennnlin torfos
toeu buouottiin iofipenfereen lit-
1iStumiien lllottluleen ornelutta
mon l1berIe moinittud Yli-R0psfo
Ian toIoo, fam talon pddrafennitt'
fen ia Iubistltmnn reunan tpdlt-
motfa oil main noin 10 metrid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03

molle. glomltIlo, fitn b1ntG ei al
fnnltt fiuuluo IiellG totpolliieen az.
foolL mentiin bGnen buoneeieenio
futlomuon ia iiIloin boluoittiin bd
en- ompuneenio itie6niG pistuoIilIo,
joto of b1nen iuieresiGGn tuuo
teeIIo. gtGpttGG iiltd ettG ,poinoio
on tebnpt tefonio iItoD6st1 fosfo
ban ei oIlut riiiunitt pootteitoon-
foon mittto fuitenfin iifii mbc-
bGdn, ettd mrm toIonipdfi ennGtti
nltffun flstIemattd Ioufo1sto.
8oinoio of noin 40 iuuooen l.
fdinen biliainen ia iiisti mics,
mittto of bGnesiG lpiime oifoino
buomattu iOnfinIoiiio ipnffamieIi.
ipboen oireito, ioto IuuItanosti ON
dffiG febittpnpt mieIiIairouoefIi,
iobtaen pTIdmainittlun IururriIeen
tcfoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
GOsiuOt mieraillcet niensia fanpnir
gisia.

gSiime ilrnnuntoi 20 oil oiteo
rosmojen 20 Nicbigonin ia 8iS-
coniintn maItioisia 2GbeIlG Ssron
Wtountoinia, Micb. rospot rGi6btti
not riff fosIntaopin geortb gSes-
tern alenlobaoneesio. gfnsiuot ioi.
mat iooIiifieen oinoastoon $23.
@au GIaireSio, isis. ros,pot
mnrtautuilput 5ormers @tore pb.
tton liifebuoneeieen ia ioiipot fos-
latanpin otfi ia pofenimot $4,000
ioaIiin fonsio.
Nep Sisbonfsio, gSis. rostpot
mlrtantnimat pustitoimistoon ia
rGiapttitudt tnSiofoapin olifi, matt
ia etipot ianneet olfi roboIootit.
too, ioteft rostpot iiind pritnflesS6
ep1onnistuifpat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
QaffO biilifaiuOfliQa
alfanut
15S,O00 biiieufaiiuaiaa lOpettuneet
tp0nIG.

9telnuottelilt tnuunbiilei tailuos
ten onlIStajien ia fnilposmiesten
tp1ltllG nnot mt pGGttpneet ilnnn
ioipiptoo, ia 6ilooelfinsta, ga. tlll-
Ieen tieoon nnlfnon $4,000
ltnioon fulrl4uuau biilentnhpnian o
mat lopcttoneet tD6n biilitotpofiiS
ia ipDStlnm 1 pdilpGG mnsten pol
Ia fello II.
Hoiuofiisio ei ole mrlita tutu
fesfinGilestd lopimutieSta 10000
miestd, iotfa taripitaan taitpanto-
jen tunnoSiopitoo tparten, t1ten
pttulpiutfdptt6iGt y. NJ.
Union toboltn on tlmoitettl ettG
milttGGnlaisto laffotpabtimista ei
tltIla pitGmGGn.
&irpibiiltG fuIetturpot iunat oil
ipot 1pielG If. p:1 fulfenlusIo foi
ponnniltn ia opnt ne liitfeelll
min fauon ettG foifti faipunnoilIo
olemo bIili i1aooun tlIetetutii ma.
rastoibin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
@enuOSto @enGiGn eSnStns Sno-'
mesIa.

&niuauollon preiiOentti pa8toall.
otti ipf. 9 D. flo puoli IL linnaSio
SoiinlistiSten 9feumostomoltoin
2itton uuoen SeIIinfiin nimitetpn
IGbettiIG1n minister Spnr 9orer-
ain info tdlloiu iatti moltotirioniu
preiioentilIc. Somosio pbteDoeSiG
pitt niniSteri Soren5 pstGrpdllis
benfiien plibeen nisiG ban paiitos
ii nlolempien maiden pGlisten pS-
t6pGIlisten noapuriiubteioen febit-
tGmtien ia Iuitttomiien tGrfepttG
ia iuotoipulttta. SolanoIIan
preii0entti tpostoii pltbeeieen iu
mosio odltiloiiSiu iefG totpotti
@empostc-8enGiGn uu6en IGbetti
lGGn tertpetulleetii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
Enfana prOfectta inrmaa Icmra-
laiiiaan.

Gteld 9lfritosta ferrotaon Ielt-
ruoluu potonnin iuruIli8ta tiloa
tlmoupn topuus:
Stiurta buomiota OH beGttGnpt
nlftuinfnSten feSflrllocSia 9elaian
aongoin mdfEpoltninen fustuminen,
joto on toinlittanlt erGs olfuoIufas
grofectto 0twnnnleiu, "E,Sumolon
potto." Som iaornaIi Safanita pii-
rtSId ettG Srtluola oil lG6ett6npt
Ddnet mopoltttamoon iorrettitia al
te'oilfuSrptljo, ia tGnlGn Iuaputta
mlietii owut alfluiuffoot foStetto
ma iil!G tNualln flm 6GntG oil
taiftimoltinan to6olta neumottu.
@dnen menettelDniG on llpottao tG
ban rltteen .uSfoon fGdntpneet ic-
feeu.
Gnnen fnStetoinlitusto ban IT,
n1oitti fofeloille, ettG be poistltpot
tdStd maoiImnsta ia polooipot to-
fniIin ptboiStettlmn iortomottoni
no, tllten lpnlfoiiet iJnliiet. &oStet
tolput upotcttiin iofeen pitfGfii al
too ia JOS be paInInpot bengisid, O.
lFpat beioGn iielmiu pubtoot, INIT
ia Jos be fuoliipot oIipat bei01n
lpntinid min iultret ettG be eipGt
Doireet ioooo niitG onteefii.
SGmu fanotiiffo TAI fontrolln
llielSia fplisIG ia 6uflttti enemm6n
fttin iuta oIfuaiufuSta. SGmGn i6l-
feen Iabetti Belgian 6aIlituS po-
litiipatruIlin paifalle toin1ittonoon
torfnStuSta. Grofeetan pllpttdnlinG
topeorpot olfltoiuffoot foifft DO
Iiiiit. EoifolIe lGbettiin toinen
patruIli ia iiitGfin topettiin 10 DO
liiiia. 2opltfii IGbetettiin IeuSuIIe
IntiIaito @Ii3obet6billestG, iotfo bii
rittimdt fpIGt ia nangitIinot 6OI
nlfuailttnsto ia I6biitpGt 55 fns
teesio beEteniG menettGneen r11t.
miit. 0tpultoIeia pGGIi pofene-
moon Belgian 6ollitusnirfoiliio
on paraiIlnon ieit0uIIo, misIG fait.
II nGptt@d tooien olepon bilioisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
Gnnabasia bnffnnut lnomalainen
lapIi.

Surullinen buttumiStapauS ia
pabtui torStairla ipt. 20 y. Stills.
portisio, 6. sc. &. ruutatien mar
rello. &olme luSta, 11fnuotius
Soms'D Sbillip5in poita 9dpi9in-
iato, Ii puotius Sester 81prpnen
ConocrniStu ia ietilNlnaeiimicben
tDt1r, 9 muotias Bertha @unilla
Eltrunen SiuSporti8tu, olipot mai
nitun pGimGn aanlrno menneet
mnnben1pien ibniSten tietGmGttG
fanootilla l1beiIelle iGrmelle, n1isiG
fonoottt footut ia fofii lapiiSto
blttflii, ninlittGin Sommp BbillipS
ia Bertha Suronen. glinoostoan
2ester 8Gprpnen pGGii uimollo
rontnon ia iuotiutti ianon tapnb-
tltnoSto monbenmille i6mtiille.
g8oiffatin onnetton1uuS oil tabab.
tltnut ottpnn lGbeIlG roltaa, olituot
peIustustoimet itIloin liion np0-
bGiIiG &. Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
SytIcmnr6a ssnrmOsia.

@lct. 2 y. aomuno tapottiin fr-
tonoon Oeitrmosto nuoteeltoon OFF
MO fimIon l1ipistGm1nG moortiuil.
ielijGn poifa 9ustoo 9osfi. Sdn
oil iIlolo mennbt nutfumoon o.
moon bncripriccnio tuiudlliieen ai-
foam, ioIIoin muffin perbc fdwi Ie-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
Wtitaltt ytOmen foiraiualiatOlSen
ataiille.
Ntttam

gSoIbtngton. - SiiGaiioin oe-
portementtn iImoitltien mufoan
tuIee Ilostnn funern0ori anita
madn fpmmenelle foirorpalioton o.
iajoIle tultnmitaIin trnmstufIefIi
iiit6 urbooIIiiuuoesta ia u6rolttu
iuniiuuoeSto, ntitG be oIoittinot
mime tol1peno banffieSioon ieerr-
nleio 9eomesio rniponneen hrftlt-
mdoGu ebfGiiemiietii.
0titolin I1njnin ioutosia OIL III.
m 2eonoro SeppGIG, @unnor &as
ion, Batie9, SenrD 9sitfd, Sam
Soiepb, 8. Sbonmon Clos OGon
y. III.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
0tansfnlniIet iOnfOt inaneet iuoitun
MarpffosIa.

OtansfoIoiiet ioutot, iotfa opat
te6neet hiffeitG So5on pobioispiio
lello, omut onnistllneet ioomoon
6oltuunia boluononio 0jebi glmeS
icfin oliteen ia ottoneet. oIemaniu
Oobriin, uiaen eoeIIeen totao pa
feneDio topinoIliiio, &ansfoloiiet
fdpttimGt bpoff6pfiesiGdn tGnffeiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
enntO GanaSom ptulella.

SO mime periont1ino iotoi liin
ia tafii iaIton pufiulto 9tlbertan
mootimnnsia Gonooosia, gfocfp
Wnuntotriin rinteeIIG. 9umi tefi
hrirta tuboa piIioIle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
9taiien niluOt Instrumentation 1li
upistOlle.

@irs Selen 9. @or0ner, iofa OF
nllut ballitltfien polmelufieSio
8aibingtoniSiu, on teStanentiS =
iGGn Iuonatttomtt oitponia Cornell
lin pliopistolle ia on oiiuot pois-
tettu npt b1nen fltoIemonio iGlfeen
b1nen ruumistoon. OtrS @orOner
OIL ollut Iitd mieltG, ettG tieoentie-
bet oruot tutfineet ainooStaon Mi
oen uoisten oimoia, jotfo oiunt ol-
leet olboiiello febitpsoSteello, len
iijoon ettG BE otpot nliesten nitpc-
ia tutfieSia Iooneet f1Dtt6G fatf-
fein febittpneimpien miesten oipo-
ia. SGn oil ennen fltolemoonio Ilr.
iponr11it iiinG topoufiesio, ettd I'D
nen Ioirnutenio ei ole tltrmellitt
bGnen ni,poiaan mtoo aiponIa
tieocnliesten tiltfittupnfii, ettG be
iuolpot tittfio lelloilen nuiien al
nojo. jofo OIL niitG fGpttGnpt for-
ian po!iuelufiesio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
SarfpttawG bnffnmistapans S6o

IGsIG.
@f. 3 p, Iottui GopiGsiG iGr-
fpttGlpG Observation-Disclosures.
2o6fotiluIlinen Wtutti &orfeom6ti
oil mennpt S0piGn SoltfonjGrpelle
on0eIIo falostanoun ia oil bGnelIG
mufonuan nelj1 lostnnn. SSonfun
poromottomm Iiiffecn tafio iou-
tuiipot meben tparoar1 2apiista
fnboen onnistli pddStd fuotrneen
ncneen pGGlle ia iiGu iobonfin fa-
Ganlrtoon fab0en lnpiistu tpoiplp
e8ia po6ioun. SSiG, ioploinfuin lap
ietfin, oIilpat limatQlSattonia, io-
ten iIGfGdn ei moinltt butfuiuia
uuttoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
Safii nnurtn inOmnlnista tpttGG
bnffnnitt.


9ln. Suomettorelle firjoitetann:
Serm ifGpG onnettonluu8 ia
po9tti @altfegoniSin, Su. lpt. 26
p:G jolloin fntii nuorto, opintr-
alallofm pnljon l1tponpoa neitc-
fni8ta ioutui 2ote 0ticbigunin
anltoien ubritii. 9tGntG n1oret:
VtiSi Mnpme alemolo, II. II ~.
ifdinen, ia 0dSi SSrjo &orjolo, n
10 ~. ifGinen, lefd molemmot
@olttegotin titnnettltjen iuonalots
ten lapiio, olipot moinittunu pGi-
Dun0 menneet multtomien nltioen
f1nSid, mtfono ponbempaafin n1
tcI uimonn II. +. "folitofon" to-
fonu olepolle nielneffeelle, iolloill,
betfiien ltitltonl noimafaS nolto
ia maboolliiesti meoenolainen mir!
ta ottipot nGmG nuoret neitofaiIet
fIIiiniG iillG ieuroltflello ettei mi
nan, ooltoien moimoffuu0en tas.
fin, beioGn pelostonliiefleen moitu
tebOG. @tiSi SorioIo fuoli 6uffu
malta ia MiSi &lemoIo oriuotenfin
ioi, nGbtpGGn mttG topubtltmoon
pitt iDo1n6nlmoufien. WtiSi &le-
nolan rultnliS idotiin beti bios,
nuttto 0tiSI GorioIon rlrtnlts on
eoelleenfin foteisIa. @dSi 9lenola
oil IiirtpmGsiG college'en ia Mi8i
&orjolu oil forfeofoulun piimeiiel
Ia luofollo. Deolen1n1iStd Moristo,
joioen monbentntot orpot g8alfego-
min ieltroflutnm iobtofrnnon iGIe-
niG, oOotettiin lobiutfoiIuutenio ia
fla poIion. Suru, jofa on pleinen
&uitfegunin iromoI. fonIon teS.
flllloeslu, OH tdrnGn iob0oSto iitG
fin Iprpempi Sautoioisp1im1G Ell
ole mielG nGGr1ttp, fun toinen buff
fltnetSto tpielG on l0ptGmGttG.
lSnomnlainen fnollnt iDSGnbal-
lun1tfIeen.
SuiijGrrpi, Weinn. SGmm1s-
tpstG berGttGipG u.tinen tpIi to-
man firun % 2GinGn1, titn tuIi
tieto Gofisto, Weiun., ettG fonIoloi
femme Siot gtpman on floIIrt ip-
oGnboIpoufieen. 8oinoia oil Suii-
j6rpen ipointefiiGnG uieito nuoiio
la IGbtt fuittouoen lomolle ioaoof-
iecn fpI1illG iilfuloisten ia tiittc-
main Iltono. 2Gbti tGGIt1 If pGtpG
perbeeniG ia oppttponbustenio fans
ia, ipoon n6in IpbDeen loppui tG
ma fpI1ilp 8ainoio of poitfotrn-
famine tnsmotti ia of foiffien Iuo-
lima rebeIIiien ia moitteettomon c,
IGmGniG tofio. @oinoioo IGbimmtn
toipoo tpnimo, poifo ia Giti Iefd
poIion iutuIoiiio. 8oinoto uIi por-
boosio miebtmoen i1siG, ioitofin
fuufoltiio iuoille 80 lpuo6en, ioten
banen 1fiIlistG poismenooniu tuIee
fofo poiftafinta ifGip1ra foipoo
naon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-09-03
smrteu miest.n liialletuIOiuerut.

Sititrteu miestsn IiidIletuIOiuerut.
8ostn iuIfiiintteen lostetuisto
tteooista fdb ieIwiIIe poIiofo moom
me riffaammot miebet opot mot.
iorteet iiiGIIetiIoiperoia ipuoSeIto
1924. Senrp Serb OH mofIoni,t
tauniin iitmmon $2,608, ,sOe.s5.
eOicI 6oro $2,t5S,O55.99 ia Tor6
Uaotor pbtis $t6,499, ,t6O.9t.
Sobn 9. &octefeIIer nuor. on
mofiUrlt $6,277669.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-26
MONTANA'S FIRST
OIL CONVENTION
WILL MEET AT GREAT FALLS
DEC. a AND $40 REVIEW
STATES OIL WEALTH

Montana people are to be given
an opportunity to learn first hand
regarding the Importance of the fast
growing petroleum industry lying
within the confines of the Treasure
State, according to general invita-
tion to Montana people, issued by
Walter F. Britain, Secretary of the
Montana Division of the Rocky
Mountain Oil and Gas Association.
Great Falls will be host to the first
general oil convention and petroleum
congress ever held in Montana. The
dates for the event have been set
for Friday and Saturday, December
4th and 5th, and everyone interest
ed in learning of the activities and
achievements in oildom is invited to
attend the meetings.
1t seems to be an established fact
that neither the people who live in
Montana nor the tourists who pass
through our state begin to appreciate
the extent of the development of the
Montana petroleum industry. 1t is
reported to be common occurrence
for people to stop at Shelby and ask
anyone they happen to meet at the
depot or on the street as to whether
or not there is actually any oil in
the Kevin-Sunburst field. This same
condition applies, we are informed,
as regards knowledge of other Mon
tana fields. The magnitude and po-
tential wealth created and enhanced
by Montana refners is little appre-
ciated. The scope and volume Of
gasoline marketed within the Treas
ure State is likewise non-compre-
hendable.
The program calls for two open
sessions daily, at 10 a. m. and 2 ..
M to be held at the Rainbow hotel,
Crest Falls. Speakers Of national
fame will talk on various subjects
at these meetings.
The subject of Montana petroleum
geology will be discussed by r.
vine Stewart, one of the foremost
biologists in the Rocky Mountain
area. Mr.. Stewards handling of this
subject will include both reminis-
,ence and forecast for the future,
as affecting Montana.
Gov. Erickson and half dozen men
closely allied with the oil industry
are included in the program.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-26
Fine Thanksgiving
Weather For Golf

Thanksgiving day was bracing but
bright with the temperature slight
ly lower but not too low for pleas
ant outdoor recreation. About 20
golfers, including a few ladies, en-
joyed several hours on the links and
accumulated appetites that worked
disaster to numerous big dinners.
Golfing has been extra popular all
week and the condition of the course
was conducive to good scores. George
Flint made the best 9-hole record of
the week, a 38. Champ Chapman
made the best score reported yes
terday, AZ and made 40 recently.
Last Sunday j. L. Davey lowered
his own record to Al. Barring snow,
the members expect to be playing un-
til Christmas.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-26
VIDA RURAL PHONE
line Is PROJECTED
CLUB DIRECTORS MEET, GET
ENCOURAGING RESPONSE
FROM SOUTHSIDE

A meeting of the directors of the
Commercial Club, called by Presi-
dent Severson, was held at the of
flee of the secretary Tuesday af-
ternoon and carried forward business
of much interest and Importance.
Chief among the matters considered
was the Vida rural telephone pro-
ject. The directors took the initia-
tive several weeks ago and Secre-
tary Gordon got the project on foot
by writing large number of far
mers and businessmen of northern
McCone county. along and near the
probable route, asking their views
on the subject.
The numerous replies received
showed a general sentiment of en-
thusiasm for a rural line as some
thing greatly needed. Both financial
and moral support was promised and
practical suggestions offered.
AS part of the preliminary work
A. V. Appelgren had secured the
assistance Of Local Manager Barick-
man and district officials of the
Mountain States Company in COM
piling an estimate of the probable
cost of such line. This estimate
set the cost of the material at ST.
900 or more. R. J. Moore was pres
ent and was called on for his ideas.
based on his extensive telephone ex-
perience.
1t was the sense of the meeting
that an incorporated stock company
would be necessary to the successful
of such an enterprise. Act
ing under a motion that was made
and carried, President Severson
named as committee, to confer
with the Southside people, A. v. /
]. M. Wigtil and Charles
Gordon.
Several other committees report
ed on enterprises that are under
way.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-26
PUBLIC LIBRARY
OPENS WEDNESDAY
PRESBYTERIAN WOMAN'S CLUB
CONDUCTING IT-CHILDREN'S
BOOKS ARE NEEDED

The Wolf Point public library
which is being sponsored and cared
for by the Woman's Club of the
Presbyterian church opened its
doors to the public Wednesday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock. 1t is now
housed in the basement of the Pres
byterian church. Mrs. w. S. Car
son and the Rev. S. A. Walker were
in charge for the opening day. 1t
was open for about two hours and
will be open every Wednesday for
the same length of time, and at the
same hour.
Between so and 100 volumes have
already been obtained for it and
number of gifts which have been
promised will add to the variety and
number Of volumes.
While this is only small start it
is hoped that it will inspire interest
in the matter ard will result in more
gifts and will be the nucleus for
public library suitable for a town
the size of Wolf Point.
So far every thing in connection
with it, books, library space and SER
vices have been donated, showing a
fine public spirit on the part of those
who have given of their time and
The books which are now in the IL
rrary cover a variety Of subjects
with one exception. There are as
vet no children's books and this type
Of book is very much needed.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-26
''CHICK" And CLENDIVE
BOY FIGHT TO DRAW

"Chick" Ferguson local boxer
and 'd Melhoff of Glendive went
ten rounds to a draw at the Liberty
Theatre Wednesday evening. Two
more evenly matched fighters re-
garding skill and ability have seldom
appeared in the local ring and at
the end of the bout the referee, Tom
Alley, declared it a draw.
Mehlhoff who weighed 127 pounds
to "Chick's" 1876, was characterized
by local fight fans as a clean and
game fighter His ability to take the
punishment dealt out by Ferguson
brought him up smiling and ready
to go every round. Many clinches
slowed up the fight to a certain ex-
tent.
The two preliminaries created
considerable interest in the audience.
In the first one Dave Maltby and
"Thc Oregon " hirlwind" boxed for
four rounds, the "Whirlwind" get
ting the decision.
The other preliminary was the
four round match between Benny
Tripoli of Miles City and Swede Cob
rick of Wolf Point. .Tripoli was
slightly lighter than Gohrick and
these two also fought to draw.
"Chick" now has under considera-
ton an offer to fight Lee Cavanaugh
of Miles City, at Glendive some time
in December.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-26
SUB-STATION AT LOCAL
POWER PLANT FINISHED

The new sub-station at the local
power plant was finished this week.
1t contains the latest equipment and
is operated entirely by automatic
machinery which eliminates the need
Of an operator. Three new trans
formers for converting the voltage
from $4,000 power to 1900 power
have been installed. They were
manufactured in Schenectady, New
York, and shipped here via Fair
view. Wolf Point and Poplar will
be connected in a week or ten days.
The hi-line from Fairview to Wolf
Point has been practically complet-
ed this week. With its completion
the rebuilding of the electrical sys-
TEN in the various towns along the
route will commence. Work on this
rebuilding has already started in
Poplar.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-26
SALLY OF The SAWDUST
A GRIFFITH TRIUMPH

D. w. Griffith, who made Birth
of Nation, Hearts Of the World, In
tolerance, and many other gigantic
productions, made "Sally of the
Sawdust" and it is a wonderful pic
ture and will be shown at the Liber-
ty next Thursday and Friday with a
special children's matinee at 8 p.
m. on Thursday, also for anyone
else who wishes to see it. We posi-
lively guarantee this splendid pic
ture to please all, and do not fail
to see it.
Doug Mclean in "Seven Keys to
Baldpate" is another wonderful pic
ture at the Liberty next Tuesday
Wednesday and it is one of the great
comedy dramas of the year, and cri-
tics claim it better than the Hotten-
tot, which you know was excellent.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-26
MONTANA CONDITIONS
GOOD BY COMPARISON

H. E. Seminars, McCone county
farmer, who with his wife and son
Max has just returned from a two
months visit with friends in Iowa,
says he was never so we'll satisfied
with Montana as since his trip. To
begin with October weather in Iowa
was far more extreme than that in
Montana. There was so much snow
that sleighs were the commonest We
hicles used for several weeks. FL
nancial conditions with farmers, Mr..
Seminars found to be very bad. He
had heard stories concerning the
plight of farmers but was shocked to
find some Of his old friends, who
few years ago were considered rich
men, working for wages and not high
had had snug fortunes have lost them
all in farm investments, and are in
debt besides. Many Of them told
Mr.. Seminars that they would be
glad to come to Montana and start
again on some cheap land if they
could square up accounts in Iowa and
get footloose. Mr.. Seminars says
that while conditions have not been
the best, with Montana farmers, he
now realizes that they have big adj
vantage over many of their old neigh
bors in the older states.
Ralph Seminars, who accompanied
his father and mother to Iowa, Sc
cured employment as an electrician
and remained there for the present.