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The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01

was making ready to take of. The passenger made last minute boarding
 Air service officials have made a thorough search of practically every square mile of land and water on which the plane might have crashed without finding any trace of the plane or the passen- gers. They believe that the miss ing plane plunged into the Sound.
 One of the searching planes nose dived into the emergecy landing field near Washington Harbor Mon day. and sustained smashed pro- peller. but the pilot was unhurt.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
HIRAM JOHNSON RENO,iINATED

SAN FRANCISCO, Apg, 29, (P) -. Senator Hiram Johnson will be the Republican nominee and Minor Moore, of Los Angeles, will be the Democratic nominee for seat in the United States Senate at the forthcoming General Election Nov mber 9th.
 At the California State Primar- ies yesterday. Senator Johnson re- ceived a tremendous majority over Charles Randall, former Represen- tative. More than half of the pre- cincts in the State gave Johnson 236,136: Randall, 41.927. Moore was unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
 The vote throughout the State was very light. Less than fifty per cent of the two million voters registered, cast their ballots
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
NEW YORK TO NOME PLIERS
 GET FLYING CROSS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29, LP) .. The Distinguished Flying Cross has besn awarded to the pilots and mechanics who took part in Alaska Air Expedition in 1920. which made the trip from New York to Alaskan points as far as Nome. covering forty-fve hundred miles in fifty-three hours thirty minutes flying time.
 The awards were made to Cap tain Sinclair Street. Lieutenant Clifford c. Hut, Lieutenant Clar- ence E. Crumrine. former Lieuten- ant Erik H. Nelson. now with the Boeing Airplane Company of Se- attle, former Lieutenant Ross c. Kirkpatrick, former Sergeant James D. Long, and Master Sergeant Jos eph E. English.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
WORK SAYS BETWEEN THREE
 FOUR MILLION; CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29, (R -. Before going into conference with those handling the finances for the forthcoming Republican Presidential campaign. former Sec retary Work announced that the original budget set at between three and four million dollars, has not as yet been extended.
 This statement was issued in reply to one by Rascob, Financial head of the Democratic National Committee, to the effect that he had information that the Repub- lfcan budget would be between six and eight million dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
MISSIONARY
 CROSSES LAST DIVIDE

FRESNO, Calif., Aug. 2s, (P) ---- Reverend Livingston Jones sixty three years of age, and for twenty two years a missionary in Alaska, died today at his home here.
 In the progress of his work in A. aska, Jones baptised seven hundred Thlingket Indians and wrote two widely circulated books, both of which were studies of the Thlingkets of Alaska and Indian vengeance, and true romance.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01

Silver Wave Sails North Tomorrow
 The Silver Wave which arrived this morning from Kotzebue and way ports with 12 passengers, will sail on her return trip at 1 P. NJ tomorrow. The mail will close at noon tomorrow. Aug. 30th. The early sailing date is occasioned by rent to the M s. Nanuk anchored at Teller.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
THURSDAY
 fTElEGRAPHlC1
<, C, RE.NONIINATES ALL
 DENICh CONGRESSNEN

COLUMBIA, s. C., Apg. 29, tP) - All of South Carolina Cong ressmen were renominated in the Democratic Primaries today, in which number of persons were barred from voting because they refused to subscribe to the rule re- garding allegiance to the National Democratic ticket in order to cast their ballots.
 Many scores of persons in diff erent parts of the State were de- nied the ballot for this reason.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
BILL COMPLAINT TEN MILLIONS
 BROUGHT AGAINST DOHENY

LOS ANGELES, Apg. 2s, R) ,,.. A bill of complaint demanding ten million dollars was filed in the U. s. District Court against Edward L. Doheney and the Pan American Pe- troleum and Transport Company to- day
 The bill charge d thai the stock holders of the company lost that amount through the alleged fraud of Doheny in connection with the now famous Elk Hills Oil Scandal.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
N o T lC E

Blanks for use in making appli- cation for assistance under the Prospectors Aid Bill, can be had by calling at the Nome Nugget off ce. Any bonafde prospector may receive from the territory sum not to exceed $15000 for transpor tation for himself. supplies and equipment for prospecting for min eral substances, in the Territory of Alaska,
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
B. c. AIRWAYs PLANE
 CARRIES SEVEN TO DEATH

SEATTLE, Aug. 2s, R -.-. ses- en persons instead of six. were ap- parently carried to death when the Victoria to Seattle plane of the British Columbia A1rways plane vanished.
 Advices from Vancouver, B. C., today said that F. D. several. of East Orange, N. J.. had purchased . ticket for Seattle aS tNe riiHe
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
HUGE SEARCH STARTED
 FOR MISSING PLIERS

CURTIS FIELD, Aug. 29, lP - Eight commercial planes from this field and several army ships from Mitchell Field took to the air this morning to search between here and Ithica for M. M. Merrill and E. M. Rome missing since Monday night in an attempted flight from BufIalo. These planes are the advance
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01

guard of what is expected to be the greatest concentration ever made of air machines on such a mission.
 Between thirty and forty planes will be searching during the day, and each plane carries two observ- CTS, to cover the route supposed to have been taken by the flyers.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
S. c. BUILDINGS COLLAPSE;
 FOUR KNOWN DEAD

SHELBY. N. C., (P) Four per sons are known Q have been kill d, and an undetermined number injured. when three business dis trict buildings collaps psed. The buildings were the First National Bank-in, temporary quarters; dry goods and grocery store and tailor shop.
 Workmen excavating under the buildings was the cause of the dis aster.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
NORTH DAKoTA's GOVERNOR
 CALLED TO HIS REWARD

BISMARCK, N. D.. Aug. 2s, Apl . Governor A. c. Sorl:e died this morning. Death was cause.i by Eealt disease with which the Gov ernor has been critically i'll for the past three days.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
THE WORD OF GOD
And hereby We do know that

And hereby We do know that we know Him, if We keep His com mandments. He that saith, I know Him, and keepeth not His com mandm nts, is liar, and the truth is not in him. He that saith he ab- ideth in Him ought himself also so to walk, even as He walked...1 John ?: 3, 1, 6.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01

Mrs. Rynning w.ll render song recital.
 They who expect to go to heaven must take time to learn the way" All are invited to worship with
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
CHURCH NOTES

NOME FEDERATED CHCRCH Rev. K. /. Newton, Pastor.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
SHELBY MEN TO DRILL
FOR GAS INSIDE CITY
LIMITS NEXT SPRING

Shelby, Feb 22.- Shelby business
men are proceeding with plans to drill
well for gas within the corporate
limits OF the town. The well will be
drilled under an agreement providing
Tor the deciding Of four lots in the
first addition to the operators when a
commercial oil or gas well is compIet-
cd SO that the production can be
marketed. The well will be started be-
fore April Is. The agreement has
been made with the ShellV Townsite
company, which also is paying $500
cash for 14th interest in the drill
ing company, the money to be paid
when the hole has been carried TO
1000 feet
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
GREAT NORTHERN
MACHINE SHOP ARE
REBUILDING AGAIN

1t did not take Jack O'D0nnel long
to make up his mind what he should
do, when he arrived here from Bill
ings the first part of the week and
found that his machine shop, the
Great Northern Machine Shop, had
been destroyed by fire a week ago
today. Mr.. O'DonnelI got a large
crew of carpenters busy and the
work began Immediately Of building
up the place. only it is larger
space than the former one. The
work is about completed and the
Great Northern Tool Machine Works
will soon be operating at full speed.
This shows Mr. O'Donnell's faith
in Kevin and its oil field, for it IS
said chat the building that was de-
stroyed by fire did not carry a cent
Of insurance, it being total loss to
the company
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
SCHOOL NEWS

The four pupils Of the eightn grade
who have finished taeir eighth grad
are taking course in Algebra
Mae Johnson was absent Thursday
md Friday
The fourth 0rade rave been doins
hundred percenr IN long division 10:
tl,r past week.
Herman Dingman was absent Mon
dav
The Intermediate grades have fin.
ished their February Holiday book
lets.
Malcolm McI1ane has been absent
all week on account OF sickness.
The pupils who have been neither
tardy nor absent during the month Of
February, are: Advanced Room
Frances sOrrell, Marjorie Engle, Wv
ian Strange, George Humphreys, Fred
Ramsey, Herfan Ding1nan and Donald
Miller intermediate Room -Mary
Kato, verna EngIe, vivienne Craw.
ford, Anna Catherine Green. Irene
Humphrey, Faye Burke, Donald Harte
Stanley Miller, Raymond Sorrell and
Robert Thompson Primary Room
Bess Badger, Jackie Crawford, Ray
mond Horner Allen Kline, Leonard
Miller, Erwin Collins and Bud Rock.
May Kato is out Of school because
OF severe cold.
Eleanor Riley and EIvero Miller
we're absent all of last week on ac-
count OF sickness.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
Judge John !. Greene
will Retire From
District Court Bench


WlhAe holding court here last week.
Judge John J. Greene gave out the
information that he would not be a
candidate for reelection to the dis
trict court bench.
It is not known what the genial
Judge has in mind nothing in that
direction was Givulged but if it is
OF political nature he will have
tremendous support in this district,
where he has. served SO ably as dis
trict Judge
His retirement leaves free field
for number CT good men who will
doubtless be glad to be elevated to
the bench Already R. NJ. Hattersley
Of Conrad has announced himself as
candidate; it is also thought that
John Colburn CT Cut Bank will be a
candidate, and it is moi unlikely that
On the republican side. r. L. Clinton
and w. M. Black Of Shelby may enter
the race for the nomination. On the
democratic side, it is very likely that
Jesse 6. Henderson cf this city will
enter the lists, and probably as the
most outstanding candidate for the
nomination.
So much for the judgeship- n
county politics, we learn that ccun-
ty Clerk J H. MaoF1arlane will noa
again be a candidate for the position
in which he mas served so long, ably
and faithfhily w. Fl. Schoregge,
county treasurer, cannot again Os a
candidate, according to the law re-
garding this office, and it is report
ed that he will not be a candidate
for any office. O. D. Clark is quite
welI satisfied with the sneriff's job
and is not a bit averse to having i'll
thurst upon him for another term.
HI e BENJAMIN will be a candidate
for reelection to the legislature. No
doubt that he will prove formidable
against any one the republicans can
put up. Harry has proved to be a
good man for the place
Mrs Erma Day, the very efficient
clerk of district court, will again be
q candidate for the office. It is q !
little early to make predictions, Out
it is barelg possible that she may
have no opposition, from either re-
publicans or democrats. Shelby Pro-
moter.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
WITHERs WILL DRILL
WELL NEAR LOCATION
or BAKER PRODUCER

Shelby, Feb. rs. TX. H. Withers
LEFT Sunday for Spokane to make
further preparations for drilling op
orations on land adjoining the Bakei
well. He will also organize new
company to handle acreage adjoining
the Ohio property as well as the CO.
operative petroleum holdings. The
Baker well is installing battery and
pump to handle its production.
The Cooperative Petroleum Adams
No is being pumped with the hope
that it will prove bigger producer
This company has large drilling oper-
ations planned for this spring.
The RadiganHungerfcrd No. Z is
ready to be pumped. Drillers have
been running rods and tubing the last
two days.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
w. (. RICE PURCHASES
SECOND AVENUE HOME
FROM ROY c. scHARR

The Roy G. Scharr hcome at 2sO1
Second avenue north, one Of the finer
residences recently erected in that
portion Of the city, was gold Thursday
by the owner to W. e. Rice, head OF
the Rice Oil company and one Of the
larger operators in the Keyin-Sun-
burst oil field. The consideration
whieI not announced, was understood
to have been approximately $4,000
Mr.. and MRS. Rice have made their
home in Shelby and Great Falls the
greater part of the time for several
years and will live here permanently
in the future They viii occupy their
home as soon as their household fur
niture arrives here from Philadelphia,
where they formerly lived. Mr., Rice
was Ill with a severe attack Of rheu-
matiszn during the greater poortion of
the winter, but Is now much improv-
cd. Great Falls Tribune
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01

Hon. Frank Linderman Of KaIispeI Was Principal
Speaker; Short Talks BY Others Was Enjoyed;
Clarence E. Davis Was Toastmaster

BENJAMIN Of Shelby, each respond
ing with short talks, between these
talks musical selections were Offered
aid the main event o9 the dinner hour
was the address given by Hon. FRANK
a. Lindenman of KaIispell Mr.. Lind
erman chose as his subject, the Life
q George Washingto' His talk was
greatly enjoyed BY all
Poo much credit cannot be given
those in charge and committees for
carrying out program such as was
carried out here last night People
we're here from all surrounding
towns and parts Of Cansda.
Following is the program which
WIS rendered during the dinner hour:
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01

Three hundred and fifty people az
nding the Shrine anu 82nd,. degree
-asonic dance at this place last even
-ng. The hall was artistically decorat-
ed in appropriate coIors for the oc-
session, and the dance music was fur
nished by Scctty's four piece orches
"a, which is pronounced as good as
can be found in the state.
Dancing was started at nine o'clock
ard continued until 12, at this time
ne supper program was carried cut
4 B. Deaton was Master Of Ceremon-
les, while Clarence D. Davis was the
Toastmaster- In most pleasing MAI
ncr the POSTMASTER called on o. X.
Anderson Of Sunburst, and Harry n
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
ALBERTA REFINING
COMPANY OFFICERS
ELECTED AT coUTTs

Sweet Grass, Feb. 22-The AIber-
ta Refining company, Coutts, held its
stockholders meeting and reelected
all old officers but one, Mr.. Rem
ington, Minneapolis, being elected 70
the position vacated by George Rob
ertss. Lars Olsen, promoter Of the
company, remains the general man
sger and active head Owing to the
gas war on during the last few months
among the big canadian refinerss,
the Alberta Refining company has nor
heen IN operation while Il can buy
gas cheaper to I'LL contracts than 4
can afford to Bvy crude and refine II.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
. PETROLEUM DAY. AT
MINING ASSOCIATION
MEETING IN SPOKANE


X S. Hawle :, president Of the Jig
West Oil conf any. las announced
tint tentative plans have been com
pseted for the observance of Petrol
euf Day" at the annual convention OF
Northwest Minning Association to be
held in Spokane Feb. 27-Mar. 1t
IS intended, he said. to devote the en-
tire day Of Feb 20 to the oil indus
try, and Mark G. Henderson president
Of the Montana chapter Of the Rocky
Mountain Oil & Gas Association, has
Eeen invited to preside.
Other Montana oil men who viii
have places or the program If the
plan Is worked out will be Ralph Ar
rold. who will speak on Petroleum
in the Northwest E. b. Emrick,
The Keyin.sunburst Field and
Dorsey Hager, Problems Of the Oil
Dorsey Hager Problems Of the Oil
Industry J. w. Speer. Great Falls
attOney, has been invited to address
the mining association Feb 2S, and
to take part in the petroleum pro-
gram on the day following.
The proposal that the oil industry
be represented at the annual conven-
tion as made by Mr.. HawIey year
ago and since then he mas been stead
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
NORTHERN UTILITIES
POWER EQUIPMENT is
ARRIVING At SHELBY

Shelby, Feb. a. The generator is
installed and housed at the Great
Northern Utilities company's plant at
Shelby. The pole line has been ex-
tended to Sunburst and all branch
lines are up. Wire has been strung
almost to Kevin and to Ferdig. The
Great Northern Utilities company ex-
poets to be furnishing the field, Kew
in. Sunburst, Sweet Grass and Coutts.
with power By April Work viii
begin Immediately on the new ice
plant, which will also be installed a
the Shelby plant.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01

lily at work imam effort to bring about
the results which he hopes to realize
This month. 1t is his plan that 4
special sleeping car be chartered BY
Montana oil men for the trip to SpO-
kane.
Mr. Hawley, in addition to his Mon
tana interests, is president Of the
Landers ON Products Co., refining
and marketing concern, which is just
now opening petroleum products
plant in Spokane The refinery will
produce various grades Of gasoling
and motor oils.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
TARRANT DRILLING
AT ll25 TT. TODAY

The Tarrant well IS now drilling
below 1125 feet, according to W. W.
Ward, who is interested in this we'll
A new location for we'll has been
spotted on swAnwH section 1885,
2 west. A Standard derrick is being
moved to the location and they ex-
pect to rig up at once This new
location is on the Ward lease.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
BASKET BALL
TOURNAMENT
IN FULL SWING
Six Good Teams are Com
peting; Games Here Fri
day and Saturday Night;
Dance After Game.

he basket ball season in this terri
tory will probably come to an end af-
ter the two nights Tournament which
will be stagal III .his place bcg'r-
March End. A trifle late in getting
this tournament started, it is expect
er that it will be worth while, and
you should make your plans to be
here, as you will be able to see some
real players
The teams cofpeting are Cut
Bank, Waller, Sweet Grass, Sunburst
and Galata, making six teams Ia
all. There will be three games played
each evening, commencing tomorrow
night, and three Saturday night
There will be dance following each
game, in which aptty's orchestra
will furnish the NM E, and this alone
will be worth the price Of admission.
Again we repeat, make your plans
to be in Kevin Friday and Saturday
evenings, and see real contest Of
basketball This will be your last
opportunity this season to witness
an event of this nature.
s The following business houses OF
levin have made liberal donations
to make up purse for the winners,
end remember they will put up II
hard fight for the purse: The list
follows:-
Kelvin Hotel
Plains Hotel
Montana Cafe
Owl Cafe
Monarch LamBef Company
Cyril Dipple
Harley Shower
John Gordon
G. w. Gies
w. B. Trading Co.
M. c. Green
julie Alrick
H. c. Shanklin
Ray SorreIl
R Chilsons
J. L. Wilson
D. r. Fisher
Kevin Nero Co.
Grogan Robinson Lbr. Co
Kelvin State Bank
Oil Field Lbr Co.
Kevin Review
P. H. Rogers
L. A. McCoffery
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01
Audry Has Birthday

Mrs. Ness gave birthday party
for little Miss Audry Kincheloe last
Sunday at the Kincheloe home, it pc
ing Audry's birthday Games were
played and enjoyed BY all the little
tots, after which Mrs. Ness served
lunch The room and table was dec
Grated in pink and blue. Audzw RE-
ceiyed many beautiful girts. and a
wish for many more happy birthdays
from her little friends.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01

Mrs. o. H. Brown was Shelby
visitor the last Of the week.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01

Mrs. Harry 5hankIin entei tanned al
Z. bridge party last Friday evening IN
honor Of Mrs r. q White, at tae
White home. Fifteen ladies were
present Mrs. 9. II. Badger won the
high score, and Mrs. Boyd johnson
the low score, Mrs. Johnson also RI
ceived the lucky prize. Mrs. White
was presented with gift by the
hostess. A delicious two course
lunch was served by the hostess.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-03-01

Mrs W. c. Linder. Mrs L. L. Bass
and Mrs. r. 2 Thompson were Sun
burst callers last SATURDAY..
New Britain herald., 1928-04-14
PAONESSA WILL MAKE
 SWEEP IN CITY HALL
Expected Home Today to Consider Changes
 in Boards

Mayor-elect 4. NJ. Paonessa is ex- pected back in the city today after q few days of rest at his summer home at Lake Pocotopaug, and he will immediately take up the task of organizing his official family.
 That there will be a sweep Of commissioners is a foregone conclu- sion and it is believed that Paonessa will lose no time in making changes. some of which. if rumors heard about the streets are founded on fact. will cause mild sensation. The changes in personnel will ex- tend into some of the city hall jobs which have not been disturbed in many years, it is understood.
 The names of more than 100 ap- pointive commissioners at present holding city positions will come be- fore the mayor for review before re- organization is made.
 One of the changes said to be cer- tain will affect the clerkship of the fire beard. which pays a salary of $500. II is now held by Thomas J Meskill. a member of the republican town committee. who succeeded John J. keogh. a member of the democratic town committee. Ii
 keogh wishes the post. he will be re.
 turned to it as soon as the new fre
 board organizes. democrats say.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-14

Flight of Bremen by
 The Associated Press

Where and when the Bremen landed--Greenly Island, Quebec. southern tip of Labrador, at noon Friday. Atlantic time G1 a. m. eastern standard time.)
 Distance covered-2,125 miles from Dublin. Down l,077 miles from destination, Mltchel Field. Long Island.
 Elapsed time-34 hours and 32 minutes, from 1o:3S a. ID. eastern standard time Thursday to II a. m. Friday.
 How and when the news came Friday evening by wireless from Point Amour, ten miles by airline from Greenly Island, messages being sent to North German Lloyd lines in New York and others by Baron Huenefeld, packer of the flight.
 What Greenly Island is-A mar row, barren area near the mouth Of Belle Isle Strait, half a mile long, treeless, rocky and linked to the mainland, two miles away. by thick ice which ordinarily does not break up until May.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-14
Plan Big Welcome

Paris, April 14 P1Frenchmen. with their minds set at rest as to the fate of the Bremen, today turn ed to welcome two compatriots re- turning from 35,OO0 mile air pill grimage.
 The safety of the Bremen was an- nounced in extra editions of the morning papers when all had about concluded that the gallant German Irish trio had shared the fate of Nungesser and Coli and other martyrs to the cause of aviation.
 In the hearts of the French Costes and Lebrix were regarded as having had their revenge on the re- lentless ocean which snuffcd out the lives of Nungesser and Coli. Carry ing the French colors around the world has placed them in the front rank as conquerors of the air. From Paris they went down the coast of Africa across the South Atlantic to South America through Central America and across the United States in their plane, the Nungesser- Coli. They travelled by ship to Tokyo and then resumed their air pilgrimage
 The last leg of ten thousand miles from Tokyo was regarded as ar even more brilliant achievement
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