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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02
WIT
WON HIM JOB
PRESENT GENERAL MANAGER OF
N. p. HAD TWO BLACK EYES
WHEN HE GOT 1T

Former Division Superintendent at Liv-
ingston Started In As Train Dispatcher
at Spokane % Years Ago Carrying Two
Sinners; Has Unique Record
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02
Montana Auiators tt
Hold First Air Meet

j. Uric Of Livingston will pilot his Curtis
plane in the various events.
The program calls for four events. the
first a parachute Jump from 800 feet for
a marked circle on the ground to which
first place will be awarded to the one
landing In or nearest the circle: the Sec
ond. acrobatic flights. the duration of the
flights and the awarding Of prizes to be
lett to the contest committee: the third,
an air race for motors with from 500 to
800 cubic inches Of piston displacement.
This race will be run over q 15-mile
marked course. The fourth event is a
l5-mi1e race for stock, standard OX-5
motors. In all events prizes of s75 for
first place. $50 for second place and Gas
for third place will be given. In addi-
ton to that in each of the two races,
the number of places won during the
meeting will determine the standings of
the contestants n prizes Of 5000, 800,
and S75 will be offered to the three high
est standing aviators in each race.
The entire air meet Will be conducted
by a state committee composed of 10y j.
Molumby of Great Falls, Benjamin p.
HARDWOOD of Billings, George p. Milburn
Of Craig, William Lowry OF Whitehall and
Walter Beck of Missoula. Rooms in the
Montana Club at Helena have been Sc
cured as accommodations for the visiting
a~viators and here they will be able to
make their headquarters.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02

ETWEEN twelve and fifteen planes
X owned by aviation enthusiasts of
L. Montana n surrounding states
will compete in the first Montana
air meet, which will be held in Helena,
September s to 8. as In added attraction
at the Montana State fair. according to
w. @. Ferguson, manager.
The visit of Colonel Charles A.. Lind
bergh to Helena, September 6, the second
day OF the fair. is primarily responsible
for the organization Of the first attempt
at getting together the aviators Of Non
tana. Because few residents Of Montana
are familiar with air meets, Mr.. Fergu-
son thinks its creation should be one of
the greatest drawing cards of the fair.
Montana aviators have taken kindly
TO the idea, he says, "and 1t is expected
that more than a dozen planes viii par
ticipate. Definite assurance and entry
blanks have been received from nine and
Others have signified their desires to AXE
part"
Two Ryan ~monoplanes, made by the
same company that produced the Spirit
OF st. Louis" will be on the fair grounds
when the fair opens and leave that day
for Butte, where they will escort the
famous hier to Helent. The plains belong
to Senator j.. w. Schnitzler of Froid.
A. w. Stephenson Of Dillon has entered
three Waco planes in the meet and Earl
Vance Of Great Falls is likely to bring
his new Stinson-Detroiter and another
Waco. Swallow planes piIoted by Penn
Stord OF Plains, flying for c. M. Willis
Of that city, n Robert r.. Jensen of
Missoula have also been entered.
James Bowen of the Yellow Cab COM
pany of jamestown, North Dakota, has
notified Mr.. Ferguson hat he Is trying
to arrange to send two more Swallow
planes as well as a parachute jumper to
compete in the Montana meet, while
definite assurance has been reached from
d. P. Wardwell of the Wyoming Airways
Inc, Of Casper, Wyoming, that he Will
send his plane. the "Eaglerock." Clarence
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02
By Our Helena Correspondent

(By Our Helena Correspondent
Contracts totaling S336.66s.34 were
awarded recently by the Montana State
highway commission on 1912 miles of
new road construction and three bridge
projects. Contracts call for work in
Fallon, Custer, Rosebud. Madison,
Roosevelt. jefferson. Broadwater and
Yellowstone counties.
With lettings scheduled for the next
two months. the state commission will
have started work on more than 900
miles of state highway construction un-
der federal aid this year, the first year
that revenue from the Scent gasoline
tax has been turned into the state high
way fund.
Confident and certain after years OF
prospecting and investigation that cop
per and gold can be found in paying
quantities up Sour Dough canyon, Ion
Treat. along with other Bozeman citizens,
have applied to I. M. Brandjord. commits
sioner of state lands and investments,
for a permit to work the property.
The value of the amortization plan In
issuing city and school district bonds is
shown in figures compiled by L. M,
Brandjords commissioner Of state lands
and investments. The state board has
Just iGttlNtQ JULIUS iildJ IL putIlidSSQ III
the aggregate amount of $780, 900. The
interest on these bonds at the same rate
at which purchased by the state, II issued
on the old-time plan Of straight term
bonds would have amounted to exactly
SOL, 500. while the actual interest under
the amortization plan amounts to $780,
252.1l, representing a saving In interest
of s21 ,247.8e.
The bonds purchased for the school of
mines permanent fund were issued by
the city of Fort Benton in the amount of
S35, 900 and a Fergus and Judith Basin
county joint school district in the
amount of s25 1000.
Carload shipments originating in Mon
tana and sent to state and interstate
points shows a large increase in June.
1927, against June, 1926, according to
figures compiled in the Offices OF the
Montana railroad commission. During
June 1871 railroad cars were loaded in
this state. as compared with 1887 in the
same month in 1925, an increase Of 1884
cars. Practically all commodities showed
a marked increase, copper, concentrates
and ore leading. Refined oil showed a
slight increase, while crude oil took a
sharp drop. Wheat shipments also showed
a decrease.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02

Two black eyes and a slight bit of
wit won for the present general man.
ager of the Northern Pacific his first
job 26 years ago.
The story can be told now because that
was the only black eye his record shows.
The incident happened when T. II. Lam
try walked into the office of A. G. Kann.
chief dispatcher Of the Northern Pacific,
at Spokane, Wash. and applied for O job
as train dispatcher.
"A fine specimen you are coming here
for a job" was the greeting from Mr..
Kann. "A nice pair Of sinners you have.
What happened On your last job?"
MIR. Lantry threw back his shoulders
and did his best to take on the demeanor
Of a train dispatcher.
Honest Sinners
"Sll right" he said. Il came by them
honestly"
Lantry explained that he had been in
a collision the night before while a train
was running between Everett and Spo-
kane. The official had heard of the col
lision and, although skeptical, took the
applicant into the Office of F. w. Gil
bert, division superintendent, where ar
engagements were made for him to go to
work.
The next day, September IL, 1900, IT.
Fl. Lantry went to work as a train dis
patcher. That was the beginning Of a
service which today has brought Mr.. Lam
try to the position Of general manager.
Mr.. Lantry has worked In virtually
every state in the Union and In two for
eign countries, saw service during the
war: once swan part way across San
Francisco bay to get ashore In a hurry;
tried his fling as a restaurant dealer,
worked on section crews, peeled potatoes
on board ship and what not.
But he always returned to train dis
patching.
He offered his service during the war
men to restore the T-rans-Siberian rail-
way to carry provisions from Vladivostock
to the Russian front.
After getting his job at Spokane, MIR.
Lantry rose rapidly. He soon became train
master and in 1911 was made division
superintendent at Glendive, Mont.
Mr.. Lantry was mustered out of the
service In 1920. Immediately he was ap-
pointed assistant to the general manager
Of the Northern Pacific at st. Paul. After
the railroads were turned back by the
government to private control, he was
made division superintendent at Living
ston, Mont. In October, 1920, he was
promoted to division superintendent at
Seattle. In April, 1922, he was made act
ing general superintendent at Seattle. In
October, 1922, he returned to the posi-
ton of division superintendent at Seat
tie. In March. 1924, he was made general
superintendent at Livingston. Mont, and
on December /, 1926, he became general
manager at the St. Paul general offices.
in charge OF Northern Pacific lines east
of Paradise, Mont.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02

ETWEEN twelve and fifteen planes
X owned by aviation enthusiasts of
. Montana and surrounding states
rrsill copraa1aa L.. H. A.n4 A4.u4a-a
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02
Hunt Disease Carrier

At the request Of DR.. J. G.. Veldhuis of
Wolf Point, Fred Stimper, laboratory d.
rector OF Helena. has gone to Frazer to
investigate diphtheria cases with a view
to locating a possible carrier, according
to the state board of health. Several
cases Of diphtheria have occurred and 1T
is thought that they may be due to a
diphtheria carrier.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02
FaIIon station Reopens

The Milwaukee agency at Westmore
was reopened Sept. / to aid in handling
the immense grain crop, according to an
nouncement of the state railroad COM
mission. The station was closed March
IT, with q custodian left in charge.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02

Herbert Haver has brought suit for
s25 900 against the Chicago, Milwaukee
a. st. Paul railroad in district court.
Haver alleges hat his right foot was
amputated and that he was otherwise
injured when struck by an electric loco
motive at a crossing south OF Butte.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02
Swallows Nails

While doing some carpenter work, A.
s.. Mitchell of Forsyth swallowed two
shingle nails which he had In his mouth.
X-ray pictures have located the nails in
the lower bowel. 1t is not known wheth-
er an operation will be necessary.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02
Goes to PhilinnInes

Captain j. M. Adamson, Jr., son of
Constable j. M. Adamson of Helena, an
officer n the Fifth Cavalry. has been
order to theP Philippines from Camp Hern
near San Diego.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02
For Iindhergh Sneech

Installation Of an ampliaer through
which Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, trans
Atlantic flyer will deliver a message to
the people of Montana, during fair week,
Sept. SO, has been started, according to
officials of the state department of agri-
culture.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02
v Lindbergh

Indians OF the Fort Peck reservation
have invited Col. Charles Lindbergh as
guest OF honor during one day Of the
Fort Peck Indian fair at Poplar the mid
die Of September.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02

Kiwanians of Butte will endeavor to
secure the 1928 district convention for
the Mining city.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-09-02
LET
FOR NEW ROADS
MORE THAN $4,000 WORTH OF WORK
ON 1875 MILES TO BE DONE IN
SEVEN COUNTIES

Value of Amortization Plan In Issuing
City and School District ond Shown
BY Figures of Commissioner of State
Lands and Investments
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AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
GROOM HOME. GEAR GARAGE.
ONLY 81 4h0-XH00 CASH

Beautiful colonial type brick home. 90 #
wide. with covered front porch: splendidly
located between two beautiful avenues in
restricted northeast section; convenient 20
stores, schools, churches and car lines: 6
large rooms. tiled bath. electricity, Gear ga
rage; nice yard with flowers. This home IL
in excellent condition. A real opportunity
to bay a home in this wonderful section AZ
= very low figure. Only S7.450; very easy
terms. Call Atlantic 1620-w.
cHF EYR GHAsF HONE ETGEvH At RA re
>, Detached, eight;room and twob bath house.
located In beautiful section one block west
OF Connecticut ave. in D. G. Immense liv-
ing room - an large stone fireplace. NV h.
electriclt built-in garage. Good sized lot.
splendidiy planted. House in fine condition
To inspect afternoons call Mr. Golden at
Main 4752, or Cleveland 24O7.
McKEEVER GOSS, INC.
14f5 K Street Main 475@.
ACT AT ONCE" AS THIS KOMFY HOME
VIII be sold for the price we are asking for
it. Situated in attractive Northwest. conven-
tent TO everything: modern in every detail;
garage; features too many to mention. So
come and look it over and make offer. The
owner leaving city is reason for selling
otherwise YOU could not buy it. even for its
full value Office hours. S30-5.
SCHANA
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED TO RENT. HAVING IN MIND 70
buy later. Groom detached house, witt,
description OF place in letter; rent must be
reasonable. Address Box 32S-E. Star of
flee. l.
FROM SEPT. FIRST-HOUSE IN NORTH.
west suburb with three or four bedrooms.
Reply Josselyn. Room 1888. State Dept.
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III 10th ST. NE-Six rooms. bath. hot
water heat. electric lights. Price. S4.7oo:
terms to suit
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

(Contlnued,D
So 650-BURLEITH HOUSE. WITH GA.
rage, at 1898 T st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM BRICK: EXCEL
lent location: LARGE yard. See OWNER.
ISIS 18th ct. NV. near Ontario I'd.
BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE HOME FOR
Sl0.750.
The location IL about one block from
Connecticut avenue and about two blocks
from Chevy Chase Club, u is . stucco and
weather stripped and screened throughout
IL has seven rooms. bath and lavatory. two
open freplaces. maids room in basement
a remarkable floor plan. In excellent con.
" McKEEvER & Goss. INC. -
14f5 X Street, Main 4752.
4th STREET NEAR NJ NE.
Naval officer ordered away offers at sac
rihce price thoroughly modern house. con-
tanning six rooms and tiled bath. front porch
and glassed-in breakfast and sleeping porches
hardwood floors; granite coping surrounding
front yard: finished street and alley; large
closets close to stores and cars: easy terms.
Call Mr.. Doyle or Mr.. Manning.
McREEVER & GOSS. INC.
1915 K St Main 4752
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR REFINED COLORED.
Comfort Apt. 1920 Fairmont st. n.w:-4
rooms. reception hall, screened porch. tiled
rent. S52 SO: with garage. 500. Apply
Apt No. I IT,
OWASCO APT, NO. II r ST.
5 large airy rooms. all outside. within
walking distance OF downtown $62.5 per
month.