Pioneer Montana stockman N J Bielenberg dies at 80
Nicholas J Bielenberg, eighty, longtime Deer Lodge rancher and Montana stockman with Helena and other state business ties, passed away at home after a long illness. Survived by four children including M C Nexton of Long Beach, Claude N Bellenberg of Deer Lodge, Mrs W J Higgins of Butte, and Howard Z Bielenberg of Salmon. Funeral plans incomplete, burial in Deer Lodge.
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Montana Pioneer Nicholas J Bielenberg Dies
Nicholas J Bielenberg was among Montana's earliest pioneers arriving in 1865. Born June 8 1947 in Holstein Germany he moved from Davenport Iowa to Chicago then Helena Deer Lodge and Butte area. A butcher and stockman he ran slaughterhouses and large ranches with his brothers, supported Deer Lodge development, and served in Masonic and Elks groups. He retired to Deer Lodge where he was long known and respected by Montana pioneers.
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Doheny Bribery Case Indicts Edward Doheny and Allies
In a July 6 report by the Associated Press from Washington the jury returns indictments in the Solving 'the celebrated satchel of $100,000' bribery case. Three defendants are named including Edward L. Doheny and his son. The court overrules demurrers to bribery charges after the Supreme Court voided a related contract and deemed the transactions tainted by fraud.
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July Fun Fest in Butte Neighboring Orders to Assist
Orders to assist at the July Fun Fest in Butte are issued for Lotsemen from Anacondi Deer Lodge and Philipsburg. Knights of Pythia West and local organizers plan a full night of indoor carnival entertainment and activities.
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Four on honor roll at Montana State Normal College
Dillon Bureau notes Edwina Eichenberger Baker Margaret Laughlin Miles City and Mary Mahrt Hamilton tied for first on the spring honor roll at Montana State Normal College with 16 credits earning three honor points per credit. Forty six students earned two or more grade points per credit on the honor list. names include Florence Ring Helena Gretchen Gayhart Kalispell Mae Palkner Kalispell Marion Tucker Missoula Agnes Wickersham Miles City and others across Montana towns.
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Funeral for Dillon’s Michael Hegarty Held
The funeral for Michael Hegarty, longtime Dillon resident, was held at Brundage chapel with Rev. H B Ricketts officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Hegarty, blind for years, relied on his faithful dog to guide him through the city, a familiar duo to locals. He was born in Ireland 84 years ago and moved to Beaverhead County 43 years ago, becoming a naturalized citizen in 1887.
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Dillon Discusses Port on National Airway
July 6 Dillon Rotary minutes note talks of making Dillon a stop on a Salt Lake City to Spokane air mail route. Woodside field praised as a strong landing site. a representative will attend a Butte meeting to plan the route. A. T. Peterson received a silver tray for service. J. F. Monroe praised his tenure.
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Planes Stationed at Woodside Field in Dillon
Three planes now base at Woodside Field Dillon airport operated by Montana Airways. A newer Waco joins Miss Dillon air school at Missoula. A third craft owned by Walter Brow of Dillon is laid up after a landing accident three weeks ago.
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Edwin Hirst Funeral in Deer Lodge Among Largest Here
In Deer Lodge the community gathers for the funeral of Edwin Hirst, described as one of the largest ever held in the area. The oblong tribute notes the tragedy and honors the deceased, with mourners including family and local residents. The report references an earlier fatal incident on Teier tender street, and notes the impact on the town.
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Mayor Conley in Misoula parade as gun concerns rise
Mayors and residents watched a rough parade in Deer Lodge as Frank Conley described as hotgun messenger with a sawed off shotgun presence. The event drew attention to pickpockets, with no holdups reported amid a large crowd. Affected locals include Mrs Haymond Coward and visiting guests, while road and weather conditions hampered travel between Avon and Deer Lodge.
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Hearings Start for New Railroad Restructuring Plan
Hearings opened before the Interstate Commerce Commission on a proposed reorganizational scheme for a railroad company. Attorneys argued over board seating and the company’s finances while experts evaluated a valuation figure and anticipated regulatory actions. Proceedings focused on the reorganization’s legality, with opposition from a commission member and counsel for the railroad’s former operator.
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Brinig Divorce Complaint Details Domestic Strife
William Brinig and Mayme Brinig wed in Anaconda on January 13, 1927. Four months later she threatened and then struck him with a stove poker and metal cigar stand on June 15, 1927, per his district court filing. Brinig seeks an absolute divorce citing assault and separation.
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Iowa native James Kipe ends life in Butte grocery
James A. Kipe a 64 year old Iowa native and Butte resident since the past three years shot himself in the head with a 32 caliber revolver at his Harvard street grocery 2518 early yesterday. He died after being taken to Murray hospital without regaining consciousness. Relatives said no mental stress or illness was found and funeral plans await his brothers arrival. The story also notes his wife Minnie and nephew Herman as the last to see him, and mentions a separate church event at the YMCA by Rev Eleanor Graham.
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