Open Lewis and Clark cave to draw Montana visitors
A plan led by Ralph Robertson of Gallatin county civic groups seeks government action to open the Lewis and Clark cave near Whitehall to the public. Officials estimate 15 000 tourists could visit in the first year, boosting Montana’s tourism as a major draw along the Yellowstone trail between the park and Butte. The July 14 gathering in Whitehall aims to form a central committee to press for access, with cave lighting and stairway enhancements needed.
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Ralph Robertson
Twin Bridges
Butte
Gallatin County
Robertson
Montana
Yellowstone Trail
Park
Nase Tinal
Yellowstone
Dan Morrison
Morrison
Yellowstone Park
Taxpayer requirement for coroners juror upheld by board
Silver Bow county commissioners notified Coroner Pat Holland that non taxpayers cannot serve as jurors. The board cited state law requiring a juror to have a name on the county assessment list and warned of complaints about ineligible jurors.
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Pat Holland
Board of County Commissioners
Holland
Silver Bow
Girl Scouts Head to Summer Camp at Little Basin Creek
Forty Girl Scouts depart yesterday for a six week summer camp under Miss Barney Rice, with Miss Helen Dahlberg as assistant director and a staff of instructors in swimming, folk dancing, drama, cooking, art, and pageants. Camp superintendent Harry Nell, with publicity aides Helen Davis and Ann Hayes, oversee visits Sundays 2 to 5 pm and Wednesdays 7 to 9 pm. A Wednesday pageant and council committees handle supplies, transport, and ramp arrangements.
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Little Basin Creek
Barney Rice
Helen Dahlberg
Florence Henry
Rita Jahretss
Myrtle Stewart
Dorothy Kiely
Marjorie Trueworthy
Harry Nell
Helen Davis
Ann Hayes
Miss Jahrells
Matt Christie
Arthur Perham
Morris
J. W. Murphy
L. V. Hadga
Arthur Pratt
Matt
Man Sentenced for Possessing Morphine
Frank Garcia was sentenced to one to two years in state prison and fined $500 yesterday by Judge J. J. Lynch after pleading guilty to illegally possessing narcotics. The sale charge was dropped when he agreed to plead guilty to possession.
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Frank Garcia
J. J. Lynch
Garcia
Dividends Planned for Creditors of Twin Bridges Bank
Receiver P. B. McClintock reports for the defunct Twin Bridges Bank that a 4 percent dividend will be declared for creditors. Cash on hand is $17,753.72. $13,511.83 of the dividend already has been paid. The report covers April 1 to June 30, 1927, showing assets of $506,626.82 with substantial good assets.
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Bank of Twin Bridges
P. B. McClintock
W. E. Carroll
Kremer to Speak at Glendive Lodge Dedication
J Bruce Kremer of Butte will deliver the principal address at the dedication of the new home of Glendive lodge No 1324 BPOE at the state convention of the order in August. The dedication is a featured event of the gathering.
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J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Glendive Lodge
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