Gallatin County Wins Park Road Use With 15 MPH Limit
Gallatin county commissioners report Secretary Lane grants use of automobiles on the Gallatin road through the northwest corner of the national park. Traffic must stay under 15 miles per hour and heed park rules. Walter Cooper sent to Washington to secure the approval and will return soon. The wagon road runs about 9 ½ miles from Box to Yellowtone, crossing the park border for about 1 ½ miles. Local residents back reclamation efforts and Montana’s state projects, with no protests against funds for reclamation.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Lane
Salesville
Lnc
National Park
Montana
Gallatin Vale
Valle
Nessun
Forest Reserve Receipts Surpass Expenses on Beartooth Unit
Beartooth national forest reserve shows a near self sustaining balance per Supervisor Glen A Smith Billings in a report to Washington. Last year Amber sales yielded 5258 59 and this year 11250 with total receipts 16100 against about 18000 in expenses including 4246 65 for permanent improvements. Grazing permits contributed 4750. Bozeman June 7 the Bozeman Chamber of Commerce sent a telegram to the secretary of the interior.
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Beartooth National Forest
Glen A. Smith
Billings
Washington
Bozeman
Ssozeman Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of the Interior
New Passenger Service Planned From Great Falls to Lewistown
June 2 Helena reports a new eastbound Great Falls to Lewistown service planned for June 8. Train 6:19 am from Great Falls to Lewistown arrives 8:50 am, returns Lewistown at 4:00 pm and Great Falls 9:30 pm. Direct connections at Moccasin with trains 241 and 242 from Billings. Supplementary schedules aim to satisfy a complaint by the commercial club.
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Great Falls
Lewistown
Helena
Billings
Great Northern
Lewmo
Mocisin
David Hilger Named President of Reclamation Undertaking
David Hilger is identified as president and notes the group will undertake the reclamation project and will issue a statement soon after the contract with the State is signed. The remarks indicate an imminent formalization of the agreement and leadership role.
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David Hilger
Deputy Appointments Lead to Warden Swap in Gallatin County
Hozeman June 2 Deputy Stout named deputy game warden for Gallatin and Madison counties replacing Henry Ferguson. Stout, formerly Madison county resident, had been under sheriff since the year’s start and is praised by prominent residents of both counties. He will reside in Boxeman and assume duties as sheriff of Gallatin in due course.
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Hozeman
Stout
Serif
Galatin County
Evans
Gallatin
Madison Counties
Henry Ferguson
Depuy
Madison County
Gallatin County
Stouts
Boxeman
High Water Damages Bridge Over Kootenai River Rexford
Libby reports indicate the Kootenai River's unusually high flow has damaged a steel bridge at Rexford and threatens two more along Lincoln County. Officials fear further damage as water levels may rise, with county assessors ordered to audit assets amid broader county-wide reviews.
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Kootenai
Libby
Rexford
Kootenal
Lincoln County
Where Are You Going Dance at the Dig Pavilion Ady
A note says the speaker will attend the gardens for the dance tonight with the rest of the workers at the Dig pavilion Ady.
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Digpavilion Ady
Examination of Property at Boston & Corbin
George F. Bartlett argues the Boston and Corbin property can become profitable with better management and mill repairs. Concentrates have improved, with a recent carload yielding 7 percent copper and six ounces of silver per ton, and iron credits near $20 per ton. Transfers close June 2 and June 16. capitalization reduced from 2,000,000 to 600,000 shares.
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George F. Bartlett
Boston & Codin
Deusner
Toston & Corbin
Emerson
Bartlett
Greene-Cananea capital reduction proposal to be voted
A proposal to reduce the capitalization of Greene-Cananea will be considered at the stockholders meeting in Duluth on June 16. The action aims to adjust the company's capital structure and may impact shares and voting rights.
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Tansfer Hooks
Toans
Nove
Greene
Greene Consolidated
Greened
Greene Conso
Greene-Cananea
Duluth
Operation fails to cure young girl kleptomaniac
In Los Angeles on June 2 Jean Thurnher a girl kleptomaniac who underwent an operation at Berkeley two years ago to cure stealing faced renewed grand larceny charges. She was arrested in Pasadena after a jeweler accused her of stealing gems. In superior court she was released as physicians had deemed her of sound mind and the judge planned to set trial for tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jean ‘Thurnher
Berkeley
Pasadena
Williams
el Superior Court
Good Land Trade Alleged by Mr Humphrey
Washington June 2 Representative Humphrey charged that the Northern Pacific railway traded 3000 acres of land worth a substantial sum for timber land and then sold it to the Weyerhaeuser interests. He accused the forest service of aiding a private timber monopoly to control supply and prices. Sioux City Iowa June 2 no break in the packing plant strike today though Cudahy conditions persist.
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Washington
Congressional
Forest Service
Humphrey
Northern Pacific
Weyerhausers
Sioux City
Towa
Th Packing
Cudahy Hos
Butchers Agree to Retain 26 Hours for Strike Action
A fragmented note indicates butchers agreed to cut back to 26 hours in a show of sympathy for a strike today. No further details on location or organizations are provided.
Oregon governor enforces raid over detainees at Dalles
Governor Oswald West arrives at The Dalles with militia to compel sheriff Chrisman to jail 12 women arrested by special agents. Sheriff contests authority but pledges aid. raid targets orderly houses during a Wasco county crackdown.
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Dattes
Ore
Oswald West
Maso Smith
Oregon Nation'it Aware
Portland
Chrisman
Het
Dis
Prospect of Railroad Raises Property Values in Buffalo Wyoming
The Standard Buffalo Wyoming reports rising property values as a railroad connection nears reality. A surveying party runs from Clearmont to Buffalo while grading starts. $50,000 capital has been pledged by Buffalo citizens. Promoters secure options on large ranch properties along the route and near Buffalo. Buffalo becomes a growing town in Wyoming.
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Standard
Buffalo
Wyo
Clearmont
Burington
Tne
Wyoming
Jury Acquits Cronin In License Saloon Case
John Cronin was charged in a warrant at Minnie E. De Yott's request with conducting a saloon without a license. He was arraigned in Justice Shea's court and demanded a jury, which found the evidence insufficient and returned a verdict of not guilty.
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John Cronin
Minnie E. de Yott
Popular young couple quietly wed at Mountain View Church
Miss Anna Kimball and Prod Fairchild wed yesterday afternoon at Mountain View Methodist Church in Butte in a warmly attended ceremony officiated by Rev. George W. Wolfe. The couple plans coastal visits then a home at 1800 South Colorado Street after July 1.
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Portland
San Francisco
South
Colorado Street
Hazel Moran
Kimball
William Th Sark
Finten
Butte
Fairchild
Sam Fairchild
Butte High School
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