Man of Mystery Caught in Butte
In a Madison County mystery, a car with two different men’s clothing left behind near Ennis sparked a statewide hunt. A traveler identified as a silent, clean‑cut Finnisher spoke little, rode with rancher Mr Murray to Butte, where investigators traced a Buick sedan and a passport linked to Salonen of New York. Police, Madison officials, and California, New York, and Sacramento authorities race to piece together a case involving a missing woman and a suspect chauffeur.
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Magigan County
Madison River
Ameranchera
Madison
Ennis
California
Ucense
Murray
Hulte
Vin Wert
Yellowstone
Sherman & Need Garage
Tulla
Salonen
Lexington Avenue
New Yorke
Jeonsa
Metzer
City weighs oiling dust nuisance to cut road costs
City officials discuss sprinkling oil on Harrison avenue Front Street and Anaconda road to reduce dust, save water costs, and lower street maintenance. Three foundation trials show oiling lowers dust and long term expenses, with planned distribution and timing. Revenue projections cover general fund needs and debt servicing, noting savings depend on reduced water sprinkling and policing costs.
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Harrison Avenue
Front Street
Anaconda Road
Pansaraby
A. C. ML. Company
San Francisco Fire Triggers $300000 Loss in City District
An undetermined blaze in San Francisco late today feared to threaten a large residential area after embers from wooden stands and bleachers at Ewing Field blew on a 40 mile wind. Over 40 blocks were affected as more than fifty fires were reported and emergency crews battled the flames with water. The disaster prompted hospital evacuations and local authorities to assess the total damage at about $300,000.
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al Costa
Belfi
Associated Press
San Francisco
San Prancisco
Ewing Field
Presentation Conven
Mounta UN Hospital
Makes Pumping Up Tires Unnecessary
Tia. EB. Tughes of 34 North Manan agoin nC has perfected a new air valve that enables riders to pump up their tires without wrenching or wearing them. After thorough tests, manufacturers approved the invention, banishing the belief that a puncture ruins a tire. One inflation lasts the whole life of a tire. wind resistance is doubled. Phase caps retail for $1.25 each of five. The inventor seeks agents and will read proofs free. Write him today.
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Tughes
North Manan Agoin
Mr. Mughe
Best Insurance Offer Ever Made in The Standard
A Montana newspaper feature extols The Standard and Continental Life Insurance travel accident policy. It praises no-subscription requirements, claiming coverage for a dollar with no strings. Readers are urged to consider the policy for personal injury and accident protection, noting other papers impose subscription conditions.
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Continental Life Insurance Company
Montana
Standard
Montana Public Agite
Wu Ball
Ste
Ovando
Polley
Morgan
Rhondard
Uemont Ubernt
Moran
Vlaewhore
Yoru Dart
Mercury Reaches New High Levels Across Day
The article notes extreme heat with the air harboring high temperatures and winds, as people in lightweight dresses and parents with strollers shield their children. Mercury readings peak around 76 degrees while remaining hot and sunny, shaping local activity and outdoor comfort.
Delinquent Tax Payments And Government Revenue Noted
The record shows monthly delinquent tax collections from November through May, including 10 000 pounds paid in November, 16 090 in December, and a 60 000 personal tax payment. An end May total of 129 700 is noted, with about 700 related to revenue. The remark praises taxpayers and the collection effort as a testament to public support.
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Thora
Ciret
Puche
Kenerendillona Ae
Successful Year at School of Mines Continues
The Montana Mines reports show a year with reduced withdrawals due to money, exam failures, and loss of interest. French Spanish and literature were added, aiding freshmen credits toward degrees. Mrs Josephine Converse led language classes with growing enrollments and evening sessions. Student activities thrived, with public speaking, athletics, and college publications improving, while campus facilities and grounds were upgraded for enhanced training and recreation.
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Montana Mines
Prat
Ang Meering
Butte
Yosephine Converse
Echoa) of Mines
Converse
Uniter
Quindance
School of Mines
Butte High School
Sani
Albstu
Vaal College
Kpitih
Imells
State College
Mowil St Charles
Chiurley McAntitte
MP Antex
Graduation Class of Three Seniors Highlighted in Hamilton News
Three Hamilton seniors, Robert Willis NeeDit, Wallace Bohhid Tanner, and Geoffrey Unehanin Walker, received mining and metallurgical degrees informally from President Craven amid a year without a formal commencement. They have faculty and student leadership roles, with Taner working at Wishoe amelter, Walker in Miss Neilirt mont, and NeeDit active in campus life. The local scene also notes marriages, park additions, and community notices in Hamilton and surrounding areas.
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Robert Willis NeeDit
Pulte
Melniluretal Ongineer
Wrillace Bohhid Tanner
Amzcondie
Uoffrey Unehanin Walker
Tuttle
Anderson-Carlisle Technical Society
School of Minus
Waller
Athletica
Tanner Les Been
4Uropolitan
Ecole Iage
Nesbitt
We Mines
Butle
Cliss
GW. Craven
Griven
Une Sliver Mow Club
Garcerd
Homer
Bolwnaiblae
Othe Dinder
Anid Disor
Bilver Gow
Walton Taner
Wishoe Amelter
Anaconda
Walter da
Neilirt
Mont
Deing Ming
Fay
Bitter Got New Hamilton High School Graduates Num
The Hamilton High School graduation ceremony highlighted top honors and awards. Principal Ornphee announced award winners while trustee Harker praised faculty. Madge Brooks received a special prize. Mayen earned a red ribbon. Jon Gratton and Phyllis Pianigin led in their awards. Mag Putman and Maude Uayos earned scholarships from the state university.
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Bitter
Ae Hamilton High School
Paul Wawa
Ornphee
Avwardis
Duinuda
Seine
Shin Awarde
Thorato Dean Gratton
Phyllis Pianigin
Fivr-Yrar Sdeha
Mahipa
Stata Uuverais
Ana Mag Putman
Maude Uayos
Aclarahips
al Regieman
Bevarhead High Instructor Bitten by Rattler Near Dillon
Beaverhead county high school instructor Joe S-. Menzo, 15, was bitten on the leg by a rattler near Clark's Canyon about one mile south of Dillon. He received first aid at the scene and was under care in Dillon. Despite treatment the venom spread to his eye. he remained in serious condition, with neighbors and local ranchers reacting as the incident sparked concern.
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Uy Utd
Min
Park Street
Regielnar'e
Ole Sean
Butte
Soca Probatle
Tallos
Joe S
Menzo Gt Aon
Din
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