Death claim two as Anaconda apartment fire claims lives
A morning blaze in an Anaconda apartment building killed a man and a woman. Firefighters rescued several others as chief and crew battled the furnace like interior. Neighbors described screams and heroic escapes through smoke filled halls and shattered windows.
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Anaconda
May Cantell
Dr. B. Asbury’s
Mr. Cantrell
Bir
Beausollet
Case
Albert Tuck
Tie
Tuck
Evans
James Durkin
Collins
Tragic deaths leave Cantrell family in mourning
The report notes the deaths of two victims with coroner W D Kendrick taking charge. Cantrell relatives include J C Bonnell of Pasadena and siblings Winijean and Ward. Funeral arrangements await arrival of relatives as inquest is planned for a later date.
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Presbyterian Church
J. C. Bonnell
Pasadena
Cal
Winijean
San’ Bernardino
John Hurd
Arkansas City
Ward
Vallejo
A.C. M. Coms
William Cantrell
Ben ‘Conrady
Winefield
Anacon
U S Cruiser Raleigh Plane Lands in Greenland Harbor
Off East Greenland Aug 13 a Raleigh reconnaissance plane visited Angmagsalik harbor near the supply steamer Gertrud Rask. The plane landed on calm water amid Eskimo curiosity while the Raleigh awaits word on continuing its mission.
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U. 8
Raleigh
Greenland
Reykjavik
Iceland
Preac
U. S
Angmfallk
Gertrud Rask
Smith
Nyon
Angmagsa Hk
Nel
Calf club show highlighted at Ravalli Dairy Day Stevensville
Bitter Root News outlines the Ravalli county calf club demonstration featuring 25 youths led by Robert F. Gaalaas. Prizes from Holstein, Guernsey, and Jersey clubs reward top exhibitors. Stevensville creamery picnic Thursday promises record crowds with 30 plus floats, Governor Dixon speech, and an afternoon program of athletics and a Stevensville vs Hamilton baseball game.
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Stevensville
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Guernsey Club
Jersey
Stevensville Creamery
Shuland Right of Way Proceeding Dismissed
Hamilton Aug 12 The condemnation suit for a right of way across the Ness Shuland property to secure a grade and direct access for the kaho road approach near the project was dismissed by District Judge J M Belt at the county commissioners request. The board rejected the appraisal of 1200 as just compensation for damage to the ranch and noted the county would have to build fences along the proposed right of way. After four miles of highway approach work, the half mile bordering the Shuland ranch was left in its original state.
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Hamilton
Ness Shuland
Board of County Commissioners
Kaho Road
J. M. Belt
1.D. Taylor
Shuland Ranch
Woodside Youth Aldrich Stricken Suddenly
Aug 12 in Corvallis reports 8 year old Frank Aldrich son of Mr and Mrs Lee Aldrich of Woodside died Sunday at St Patrick's Hospital Missoula from meningitis after two days illness Funeral will be held in Spokane with parents sister aged 11 and a three year old brother surviving The Aldrich family moved to Woodside a year and a half ago from Butte where Mr Aldrich was an accountant for Jones Fruit Company and is now a bookkeeper
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Martin Marcin’ Niter
Mttry Vanten
New York
Mere
Martin
Tna
Crank
Hey
Stes
Martin Et
Startin Ufted
Mra Martin
van Tien
Aldrich
Léing
Woodside
Butte
Jones Fruit Company
Hamilton
James M. Seif
Thompson Falls
Louis Barnstable
Mola
Robert Dwyer
Missoula
Glacier Park
Spokane
Charles Murray
Deer Lodge Club Ballot On Members In Meeting
A Deer Lodge regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club is set for Wednesday evening August 13 at 7 30 at the county superintendent of schools office. Miss HLM president will preside with membership matters and protective member ballots on the agenda along with other business items. Attendance urged.
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Deer Lodge
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hlm
Normal college baseball team dominates Bunnies in 10 to 1 victory
The Normal college baseball team, Olsen and Jahr on the mound, routed the Bunnies 10 to 1 at the local diamond. Four runs opened the scoring in the first inning, with two more in the second, and four in the fourth and fifth. Hartwig scored for the Bunnies on an infield error after Farrell’s single in the third. The Normalites next meet the Beavers on Thursday evening to close their season.
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Dillon
Collegians
Bunnies
Hartwig
Farrell
Normalites
Olsen and Jahr
White Ditty
Smith
Beavers
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Juan Sind
Ton Amon
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Ira Walker
Ethel Cantrell
Nity
Red Cross
Wome
Angmagsalik
Manila
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Champion
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P. H. Bielenberg
Andrew Bullwinkel
Thomas Neeman
Joseph Quinlan
Upper Valley
Harry Canell
California
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Corvallis
John Hay
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Jennie Mewan
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M.D. Gist
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Yockelson
Forest Service
C. C. Gosman
Lima
Henry Pedrott
Rose
Standard
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Quayter
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