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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-08-31

The immediate effect of this rare
musical treat was to set all the dogs
in town to bowling; cats flew to shell
ter with their back hair all out OF
shape: the small boys yelled with de-
light while their elders endured the
narrowing afflication with that forth
,tude and resignation becoming maturer
But if the residents Of the river
viewed with mingled delight and Won
der the accomplishment of Capt. Joe
Todd and the career of the Rosebud
and her motley crew, there were even
greater shocks in store for the faithful.
Capt. Dick Talbot had no mind to
be beaten by any mere crew OF In
dams: If the Rosebud could achieve
fame by merely shipping parcel OF
aborigines, he was going to see that
when the Helena came into port at
Benton the natives we're going to have
a real treat. And he called his OFFICERS
into conference, and they planned and
planned, with much shaking Of heads
among the more conservative.
One can imagine what the reaction
of the roustaboutS must have been TO
the plan which the Helena'S officers
unfolded. 1t was unbecoming the dig
nifty of the hard-bitten rivermen who
raSsled her cargo at the points OF
call 1t was. and there undoupteoi1y
was a little trouble, but finally all
was settled by the determination OF
Talbot and his mates.
Fort Benton heard the familiar
whistle of the Helena down round the
bend that morning in late May. There
was old Ben Jewell at the wheel as
she swung in. There was her crew
clustered at the bow and along the
side of the boat-but there was some
thing wrong.
Sounds. The old-timers scratched their
heads and wondered. for the words
were still faint and faraway. Then a
churchgoer among them recognized
the tune, and the wonder grew as the
word flew along the levee. The tough,
tobacco-chewing swearing roustabouts
were singing that grand old hymn,
Rock of Ages"
AS the boat swung into the levee
and the gangBIanss s. went Ts 9s5; t soy
diers," and fell to their work. Dumb
founded spectators listened to the con-
cert with vast bewilderment. Captain
TalbOtt's triumph was complete. All
agreed that he had far outdone Joe
Todd.
Their Ordeal Wasn't Over
If the roustabouts thought their or
deal was over, they were mistaken.
the long summer months
the fame of the Helena and her sing
ing crew spread, and as 1t spread, the
officers enlarged the repertoire to in
clude From Greenland's Icy Noun
tains," and other favorite church
hymns. The Helena arrived at Fort
Benton three times more that sum-
mer, and each time the crew sang new
pieces, TO the delight and establishment
OF levee crowds.
There were other events. One OF
them was ironic rather than amusing,
for Fort Benton was enjoying her big
gest season In years In the Missouri
trade. And 1t was largely due TO the
Manitoba, out there somewhere on the
northern Montana prairies, driving its
steel gangs TO set track laying record
and bound for Fort Benton, Great
Falls and Helena.
Many of the boats were chartered by
he yallroad company, and their use
gulneas I'm hauling supplies 70 points
ahead of the rnflhead had q great
part In the record rail- laying season.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-08-31

tel company and the Park Saddle Horse
company will be as follows:
Cutbank chalets, Aug 81; Red Eagle
camp. Aug %; Granite Park and
Sperry chaiets. Sept. / Fifty Mountain
camp and Bolton chalets, Sept. 2: Goat
haunt camp and st. Mary chalets. Sept.
3: Crossley Lake camp, Sept 4; Going
tO-the-Sun and Two Medicine chaletS
and the Many Glacier. Lake Mcdonald.
and Glacier Park hotels. Sept. is.
Breakfast viii be the final meal on
the closing date at each OF the ac-
commodations except those closing Sept
Is; where lunch will be served on the
last day Of operation.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-08-31

The Benton, old reliable OF the Block
P line. was one of these. Under Thom-
as Mariner, with G. p. voolfolk and
J. S. Smith, the Benton carried rails
and ties and supplies ahead of the
steel; carried the stuff that was doom
ing the upper river traffic, making her
last trips to Benton IN the interest
Of the waterways greatest rival.
The General Terry came into Ben
ton in the same service. r. G. Wool
folk was captain The Terry hustled
into Benton with 200 tons Of oats for
the Manitoba's stock on June %, buck
ing high water that reached 104 inches
above low water mark, delayed by the
highest stage of water on the Missouri
since 1862.
Surveyors, advance agents and 9TH
erS in the employ Of the Manitoba
rode the boats into Fort Benton. The
Bachelor was one of these, arriving
July IA, with a cargo OF grain.
The Benton came In again the goth.
Its Manitoba charter was a one-way
affair, and the Benton shipped a great
cargo of wool from the Power ware
houses. The River Press noted that
she left on the Path, with 1904 bags
of wool, $50 bales of pelts. SO great
was the bulk that the cargo was largely
stacked around her deck, making the
Benton look for all the world like
southern cotton boat, with bales and
bags all around the deck.
The Best SeasOn-And Worst
Again ironically. with high water and
with improvements made in the river
channel the previous years, 1887 was
the best year for navigation that old
timers could remember IN decades The
bar was gone, washed
out by wing dams, and where boats
had spared for days the previous
summer, leadsmen sang out mo bot
tom" and boats had only the stiff
current TO buck.
Early in September the Manitoba
reached Fort Benton. and the curtain
was being run down on 30 years of a
commercial epoch which had built an
empire. The Missouri river had sup
piled, first the Montana mines In the
sixties, then contributed to the build
ing Of the Canadian west, and had
for years supplied cattle ranches Of
north and central Montana.
The Bachelor came In ON Sept. %,
which with the arrival Of the Rosebud I
on April %, marked the longest navi-
CATION season, the earliest and the
latest arrivals. and 80 boats In between, I
but the railhead had moved past the 1
head OF navigation, and the Missouri I
river traffic was doomed. Boats came /
again IN 1888 and 1889, even struggled 1
Ia In later years, but the saga OF
The mountain boats" was ended. and
0nly the epilogue was left TO be written.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-08-31
Yellowstone and Glacier
Will Be Open Until Oct. Is

accommodations adjacent to the en-
frances will cater TO the late season
tourists
The Glacier Park Hotel company will
keep three hotels and two chalets open
until Sept. Is. Temporary rangers will
be kept on duty by the national park
service throughout the month, contin-
uing to supplement the year around
staff Of park rangers in supplying in
formation and protection
The official closing dates for ac-
commodations Of the Glacier Park Ho-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-08-31

Coral Is formed OF the hard skele-
tons OF various organisms. and Is chief
ly carbonate of lime Few OF the corals
are Of any value except as sources Of
lime. Red coral however. has been
times
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-08-31

II never have baking troubles with
Calumet-and save. tool" says Mrs.
Jack Caskey. $50 Avalon St., Mem
phis, Tenn.
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1T get more than my moneys worth
when buy Calumet" says Mrs.
Nancy z. Williams. 499 Moreland
Ave. Atlanta. Ga.
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Not so pleased was the populace OF
Fort Benton upon the departure OF
the Rosebud, and the River Press again
had q comment TO make: ~As the Rose
bud left port last night for Bismarck,
her Indian CREW poured cat their souls
In song 20 which five or SIX OF them
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Nav TAX
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NO.. H-sss
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Aunt Jenny
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A Grimms Daughter
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Trio.
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Homemakers Forum
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News.
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XIV Goldhergs. e45
Kathleen Norris
< o NJ - Studio. 6 40
snip OF Joy
< J R-Between Friends
s:z5. Ann Sterling.
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States
/ RVl-Glrl Inferno. 3:4o.
World Today
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3:45. Seattle Parks.
Streamlined Jour
nal.
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Loom. tbs. News.
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Xmas Greetings
SOMO BOB Hope.
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1915. Christmas Cal
vRcade.
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KOMO Julla Blake.
l0.l5. Home Service
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l0:15 fnquiring Re-
porter
Serial
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Navy
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Lone Journey.
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2I5. School Of Air.
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| 8 as, Wake Up America
ISVI-News.
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House.
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IHMO-Literature. ! is.
Candleilsht Service
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Myrt and Marge
I KOMO-Backstage Wife,
ll5. Stella Dallas.
lRJR-Mother OF Mine.
1915, Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Portia Blake.
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kMO-uniyersity.
kVl-Hilltop House: l:45
Stepmother
kOMO-Lorenzo Jones
1875. Young Wilder
Brown.
kJR-Health Club; ! 10
Cowboy Joe.
k1RO-Serial
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X NJ o - Federated Wo-
men IFS. University
Life
kNl-Portia Blake: I:I5
Myrt and Marge
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wife.
/ is. Stella Dallas.
kJR-Nother OF Mine
LIS. Cecil Solly.
KIRO-SprlaI
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KMO - Dance music:
l2.45. Christian Sci
ence.
KVI-Kate Hopkins.
kOMo-Pepper Young
l2:45, VIC and Sade.
.EJR-Other Wife. u As.
just Plain Bill
kIRO-Kats Hopklns.
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KMO-noubadors. 1245
Hollywood.
K VI - Kate Hopkins.
1245. Music
KOMO - Pepper Young.
l2;45 Vic and SADIE.
EJR-Johns Other Wife.
l2;45. just Plain Bill
KfRO - Kate Hopkins.
l2.s5. News.
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lKMO-RlnE-O. LAS, Al
bert LRSchelle.
lKVI-Hilltop House.
l:45. Stepmother
| SOMO-LorenzC Jones.
1915. Wilder Brown
KJR-Health Club, as.
Old Timers.
KIRO-Hilltop House.
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S as Capt Midnight
KVl-Flrst Nighter. D .55
Elmer Davis
KOMO-HoraCe Heidt.
kJR-ConCert Petite.
/ HIRO-First kIghter.
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KMO-Rescue Mission.
SIS. Crazy Cowboy
KVI-Christmas Quiz.
EOMO Glamour. 5:l5
Jack Armstrong
KJR-Vaughn DeLeath;
Sis, King Arthur. Jr.
.kIRO-Fatner Goose.
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lHMO-News. 9:l5 Tn
! Mayor Speaks.
IKVI-Those We Love
IKOMO-Music.
KJR-True or False.
lKIRO-Serial
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lKMO-News. sos. Orch.
IHV1-Dr Malone BID
Night Before Christ
mas
lKOMO-C asino Orch. +,
3:15, That Girl.
KJR-Linda Dale. S:l5.
Ireene Wicker
+ KIRO-Dr. Malone.
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lHMO - Christmas Spot
light.
KVI-Helen MenCken
.HOMO - Soprano. 4 40
Kaltenborn
KJR-Hotel New Yorker
/ KIRO-Helen Menken
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KMO-Fulton Bewls.4:l
Ma Perkins
/ Second Wife. AIS
Santa In Toyland
I KOMO-Violinist, 4 As
Europe
SJR 49, Organist. 4 as
Hotel Orch.
KlRO-SeCond Wife.
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lKMO-NsNs. 1915. Cav
slcEoe.
s White Beautiful
1918. Woman in White
kONO-Ruth Peters.
losl5 Howard Harding
6JR-FArm and Home
loi5. Incuiring Re-
porter.
ARO-Lifs Beautiful
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KMO-2:45. Family Rob-
tnsOn.
KVl-Mystic Tunes; 2 45.
Scattergood Baines.
KOMO - Guiding Light;
2:45. Life Beautiful.
KJR-Organist.
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American LEGION.
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KMO-News
XVI Kate Smith. e.l5
When o Girl Marries
KOMO- Ship OF Joy
ais. O'Neill's.
KJR-News. s:15. Health
Club
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Serial
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lKMO-Bridge e45 Keer
{ Pit 70 Music.
KVI-Kate smith; 2 IS
When q Girl Msrries
/ KMO-Ship OF JOY SIS,
OsNeills.
I SJR-News: 9 is. Health
Club.
KRC-Kate Smith.
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KMO-Pals OF G older
West
KVl-Femily Almanac
BIS. News.
KOMO-Victor Linda NJ
6:l5. Against Storm.
KJR-Breakfast Club
BIS
News.
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KMO - Double or Moth
ing
XVI - Pipe Smoking
Time.
.KOMO-Point Sublime.
KJR--I Love a Mystery.
KIRO Pipe Smoking
Time
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X NJ O. Sunshine sur.
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Music
Helen Trent: e;s5
Our Gal SUNDAY
KOMO-Voice OF Expert
ence. 9 45. Handy Man
KJR-Farm and Home.
KIRO-Serial
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News.
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kOMO - Mary Marlin
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Philippians OF Dr.
vorce; i2l5, Amanda
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1915. News
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12:l5. Ma Perkins.
SJR - Orphans OF d.
voree. u is. Amanda
lKIRO-S ociety Girl.
l2.I5 singing sam.
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Our Gal Sunday.
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Handy Nm.
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HAS. News.
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< . II O-kallant Lady.
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News
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Aunt jenny
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Grimm e De lighter
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URO-BGr sister
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Ian Ensem Die
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Lone Journey
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KMO - Happy Homes
S45. B p { News.
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6:45 Ship OF Joy
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AIS. M2 Perkins
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Santa in Toylsnd-
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Europe
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Three Rotneos.
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NewSreel
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Reisnef
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Powers
WAKE CD ano
sing 7f5 sam HAYES
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Music
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Baines
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Heart Strings.
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ton.
KIRO-Guy Lombardo.
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7.l5, March Time
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/ News.
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Breakfast Club
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News
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| kMO-Supermsn.
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Cornish Miners Chorus
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porter. 6:15. News
.kIRO-RadIo Parade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08

Sounds In the Night: At Arman- dos: She's not so hot. Goes in one eye and outt he o::icr" '. At Bertoiottis: What a pair. She's a poem and he's parody" .. At La Conga: she's the snow girl type "a Petty figure and a ditto brain At the Cotton Club: 'Dumbp She thinks Sardi's is what comes between Fridays and Sundays" At Club l8: Ladies and Gentle men, and those under suspicion!" Tn the Stork: "1 wish one of us would leave so that there's be something to talk about" At Reuben's: Johnson begged them right. He said criticism is a study by which men grow important and formidable at every small expense At La Martinique: "The rea- son it's so easy to go to the devil Is that he'll meet you more than half way"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08
RODEO WILL OPEN
 AT ARENA MONDAY
Famous JE Ranch Riders, Numbering Over 200, to
 Show for Week
--NEA Telephoto

The annual championship rodeo, featuring the famous JE Ranch riders presented under the auspices of the N. H. Foremens Club, will be held at the New Haven Arena Monday night, May l3, through Saturday night, May l8, with a mat lnee on Saturday. This is the color full show of tho golden west which scored a tremendous hit last year.
 Many new features have been added to this years rodeo, More than 200 cowboys and cowgirls will battle wild steers. bucking broncos, wild horses and wild COWS, in ath. letlc competition which will con- tinue throughout the week. Four stock saddle trophies will be award- ed on Saturday night to the winners In the cowgirls and cowboys bronc riding, steer wrestling and half rop- ing contests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-08
Walter WillcIleu On BrOadz0ay
tTrads Mark l,,ast,sa' CclVIsu istO MirrOr

Broadway SmalltaIk: It could only happen over here: At Palisades Park there's an aerial troupe con- sisting of one Norwegian, one Ger man and one Britishsr. And the lives of each, as they dangie 100 feet in mid-air-depend on the other Do the Hollywood and Broad- way press agents know the diction- ary's definition of "glamour"2 False lustre"l Geraldine & Joe, a fine dancing boy and girl combine, are now at Leon & Ed dies What was all that wo- man excitement (screaming, kick Ing, etc. the other night in front of that spotP The other night the mounted cop, who shUos the auto graph kids from in front of Sardi'j made them all scat and then asked Joe Di Maggie for hisl Cor. rection: The way I've heard your Girl Fridays favorite toast an Sing apore," writes Q traveller, lis this. Of the many have known-I have liked a few But loved I've none now here's to you!"