Elas Pavilion Nearing Completion at Flathead Lake Camp
Kalispell June 5 The Elks camp pavilion on the west shore of Flathead Lake nears completion for the June 1 opening. It features a 60 by 12 foot east wing porch, a large stone fireplace, and water and electric service planned for July. Notables like John Claxton and J W Walker expect attendance, with dances planned after opening and frequent rentals for other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Flathead Lake
Mountain States Power Company
Elks
Othe
W. H. Youne
Elke
Liattle
Ellistons
Tate
John Claxton
State Axsolution
J. W. Walker
Board
Wen
Nay
Young Belever
Caine Mill
Whitehall Community Roundup Of Local Visits And Shoppers
Jefferson Island news notes a flurry of visitors and residents in Whitehall. Emerson Richardson Jett travels to Fromburg to visit his wife's family, while Everett Woodside returns from Great Falls. Local residents Lou Lahood and daughter Eleanor ride to Tutte, and multiple families including the Craines and Craine relatives are seen shopping and calling on friends. Several residents, such as Levi Elliott and Grace Douglas, also travel or return from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Richardson
Frombure
Mr. Richardson
Everett Woodside
Great Falls
J. J. Wetzel
South Bouldervilley
Whitehall
Lahood
Eleanor
Tutte
Evelyn
Lorraine
Eleanor Hood
Ruth Craine
Levi Elliott
Sappington
Elliott
Mettie
Roberts
Harold McClintock
Washington
Mra
William Aton
John Lanky
Tusin
Hout
Butte
Tya Schibstead
Clara Douglas
Archie White
Tom Craine
I. C. Todd
Herbie Patrick
Marjorie
South Roulder Valley
Lemuel McVey
Carl Rundell
Grace Douglas
John Dough
George Franks
Harry Shaw
Alf Kyle
Kyle
Alberton Social Roundup Delights Visitors From Missoula
June edition notes Leone Kilatad from Missoula visiting her aunt and uncle in Alberton. Soudto from Missoula arrived for a week at daughter Mrs. Teddle Marti Aues Pearl Ladiges. University student Raymond Ladiges attended class night. William Underinland and family returned from a short outing. Miss Missouri and Bonner hosted guests. Clinton on the Milwaukee railroad has reopened for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Take Rowan
George Mannusl
Frrapttesthe
Missouri
Bonner
Raymond Ladiges
Mirona
Te Clinton
Iwaukee
Sire’ Condotta
Mtr. Con
Brown Aire
C. A. Molton
Nome
Lpoking
D. Gy
Leami Mire
Margaret Wilson
Othello
Wash
Cor A Viatt
T. C. Binnett
Russel "Marke
Gold Creek
Alberton BC
Wilton
Alberton Schools
Juanita
Missoula
Wilson
Sesse
Turpin
Superior
Alberton
Frank Hyde
Toronto
Canada
Mise Etta ‘Tucker
Rewben O.mrrazer
IG. Nichels
Horn
Aire
May Ladices
Teadie “Martin
F. A. Child
Earl Kirkwood
Funeral services for Leland Smith held in Three Forks
Three Forks June 6 funeral services for Leland Smith son of Mr and Mrs George Smith held at Federated church Thursday afternoon at 2 20 with interment in Three Forks cemetery. The Rev McCann of Willow Creek officiated and church choir led the service. Pallbearers were Thad Avery Charles Leib Frank Kvine Norman Kvine Emmet Butler and others. He leaves his mother and father and a brother Walter plus aunts and uncles. Additional notes report local marriages and social news from Three Forks and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Leland’ Smith
George Smith
Federated Church
Tew McCann
Willow Creek
Marie
Thad Avery
Charles Leib
Frank
Norman Kvine
Emmet Butler
Torssell Roe
Leland
Bigelty
Beatle
Wall Walla
Wash
Frankehard
Walter
Forks
Three Fork
Miew Halth Hagen
J. A. Hagen
Clifford Townsley
M. Townsley
Nhce
Tlozeman Pele
Dillon
Tester
McMillan
Sidnes
Miss Gilchriat
Anaconda
Tro Drowttazka
Willow Cree
Donovan Kearnes
Lastunday
Miscotts
J. Te Cutbertson
Phyllis
Tozeman
Culbertson
Bozeman
Charles Leth
Polson News Groom Addresses World Sugar Talk
Polson June 6 W A Groom of Amalgamated Sugar speaks to Polson Kiwanis on the sugar industry noting world sugar production near Enno Jone tons with Europe producing 6,000,000 tons and the United States consuming 13 percent from foreign sources. He says U S sugar output is split evenly between beet and cane with raw sugar about 7 a ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polson
W. A. Groom
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Via
Polson Kiwanis Club
Europe
United States
Whitehall News Briefs Highlight Memorial Day Activities
Local notes report a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Luther Thursday in Whitehall. Mrs Speck visits Bozeman. families travel to McAllister for Decoration Day. Lola Woolverton returns from Helena after surgery. Adeline and Verena Houghton finish school in Dillon. Memorial Day observance held by Whitehall post with a program of speaking, music, and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Covert
Dearth
Francis Clawson
HW. King
George D. King
Wyoming
Colorado
Iowa
Minnesota
Adelaide
Verena Houghton
Dillon
Jennie Houghton
State Normal
W. J. Lowry
Helena
Whitehall
Yellowstone Hall
American Leston
John FP. McGough
Whitehall Band
W. W. Merk
W. P. Coghlan
Montana farmers wait for warm weather to resume planting
June 6 report from Bozeman notes May's end saw farmers awaiting favorable conditions. Spring wheat acreage is 10 to 15 percent under plan, corn planting only starting in some counties. Flax demand high but seed scarce, and large acreages of barley oats rye and other crops being planted. Livestock conditions improved with water sources returning. Insect damage limited, but potato acreage uncertain and clean up provisions of the borer act enforced by federal inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
United
Stacen Euresu
Anigral Industtry
Noctis
Chinese nurse visits Montana friends in St Ignatius
June Loh, a Chinese nurse, visited friends in St Ignatius and Missoula, traveling with Mattie Creek entertainment and meeting local families including the Keeves and Mur family. Memorial services at the Methodist Episcopal church featured Misses Miller, Kintherine Smock, and others in a procession and pageant.
White Sulphur Springs News Highlights Summer Cancellations and Local Happenings
June 6 report from White Sulphur Springs notes the school term ends with faculty dispersal for summer, faculty changes including Thom Kirk and Frances Davidson leaving, and plans for next year. Community updates include pneumonia illness of Le Roy Boyer in critical condition, transport to Hunts, and local visitors from Bridger and Martinsdale. Bridges washed away on Benton Gulch, Rinling basement flooded, and long history mention of ancient stone carvings 4000 years old and greyhounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Earle Angell
Ringling
Mell McKay
Albert Teese
Justine Shorey
Bridger
William’ Woods
Claude Kiff
Mary C. Lucas
Butte
A. J. Horsky
Helena
Julia Corkill
Gillette
Wyo
Corkill
Henderson Coates
Martinsdale
White Sulphur Springs
Benton Gulch
R. T. Rinling
Philipsburg voters back 83500 bond for water system upgrade
Philipsburg taxpayers overwhelmingly approved a 835,000 bond issue to improve the city water supply. The current system has long been inadequate, causing summer shortages and curtailment of lawn watering. Officials say bond funds will boost pressure and reliability for residents year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Toca
Sammer
Local talent band delight fills Philipsburg concert
Philipsburg residents enjoyed a Saturday evening concert at Broadway and Sansome streets performed by a fully local band under R C Frankle. The program drew praise and cheers as players practiced for months, signaling hopes for continued weekly concerts. Also notes many local social visits and a first holy communion at St. Philips Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Broadway
Sansome Streets
R. C. Frankle
Dillon 600 Fellows Meeting Most Successful Held
Yesterday's annual convention of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at Dillon drew large attendance and an exceptionally interesting program. Credit for success goes to the general committee in charge, with Joe Wedum as chairman and Cael Taylor, R. te Robertson, Harvey Sorenson guiding the Odd Fellows group. Hizel Conger, Jorsie Taylor, Ada McLaren, Kate Poole and Serena Stagnue leading the Rebekahs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Repekane
Ipones
Visting
Joe Wedum
Cael Taylor
R. Te Robertson
Harvey Sorenson
Resbekahs
Hizel Conger
Jorsie Taylor
Ada McLaren
Kate Poole
Serena Stagnue
Dillon Auto Wrecked In Hit and Run Crash
Dillon June 5 A tree sedan driven by Henry Lovell was wrecked when struck broadside by a second car at Montana and Bannack streets. The second vehicle fled. Lovell was badly cut by flying debris. Names of the other driver were not learned.
Powell County High School Graduates Dine at Deer Lodge Dance
In Deer Lodge Montana on June 5 a large crowd attended the Powell County high school senior farewell dance at the city pavilion. The event featured elaborate decor and bright incandescents and drew many Deer Lodge and visiting guests. Sunday morning the seniors and families heard an address at the First Presbyterian Church by Rev Frank Phelps. Commencement is set for Thursday at the Rialto theater followed by summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Helena
Leslie Smith
Sayde Bembrick
Near Toston
C. E. Blake
J. D. Brink
A.A. Woolman
Lucille
Robbie Woolman
John Ward
Deer Lodge
Fred Shaw
Berkely
C. J. Shaw
Ratchelder
Thomas Mitchell
Great Fairy
Alice Walsh
Madison
Magdaline Zellar
Bozeman
City
Byron Dunbar
Althe
Cleveland
Ohio
L. B and F
Eusiliary
John Crowley
Charles Kirwan
Owa. Kailevang
Margaret Brestin
Butie
W. RB. Sherpard
Tat Tulloch
Lombard
Leland Smith
Nome
Madison Wan
Powell County High School
City Pavilion
First Presbyterian Church
Frank ©. Phelps
Rialto Theater
Deer Lodge Enjoys Ideal Day As River Flood Affects Fishing
Deer Lodge residents mark a holiday mood as the high temperature draws crowds to Trout streams in Bear area and Race Track and Tin Cup trails report modest catches. Mud and other lakes yield small trout as golf fans populate Deer Lodge Country Club courses. Scouts under Mr Terhell return to base after excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Isaak Walton
Women’s Camps Open This Week in Montana
Bozeman June 8 Camp series run by the extension service opens June 9 with three home demonstration agents in charge at Forsyth July 8 31 Lake County. Glasgow July 10 13 Havre July 14 16 Joliet July 15 plus other camps in July. Speakers include Dr Caroline Hedger D M A Brannon Alfred Atkinson and Montana State College staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariyy
Joliet
Grace’ Garey
Carbon County
Caroline Hedger
Chicago
D. M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
Dy Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Eva Pack
Blanche Lee
Misa F. Miriam Tawkine
Jessie McQueen
Siew Balen Stott
Specifes
Miss Lee
Woman's Day Program at State College Held Today
Bozeman June 5 The annual Woman's Day program at the college today features Miss Nona Sackett Deer Lodge as principal speaker. The event opens at 2 30 with the pageant Breaking of the Ties and medals awarded for track basketball rifle shooting hiking tennis swimming and high point. Also announced are new honorary society members and offices for the Associated Women Students. Local scout troop returns from Powell Creek camp while Deer Lodge offices will close Saturdays in June July August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Sadie
Montana
Draper
Brown
Thenceny Medil
Martin
Miles
Miller
Laist
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Eurodelphian Socrets
Spare
Mortar Board
Women Office
Associated Women Students Organization
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elas’ Pavilion
Jefferson Island
Hlberton News
Three Forks News
Polson News
World Sugar Mart
Ji Roy Cramer
Glenn Sands
Minive
Emory
Bittermaker
Polson Creamery Company
Keeling
Nears
Hanson
Harold Lucheay
Mig. Watt Dewes
Wally Walla
St. Faul'a
G. Herman
John
Wnc
Starida
J. 8 Johnson
Grande Mew
Mise
Joan Brothers
Vistar
Pacific
Frank Nash
Hi Family
Carey Gordon
Reservoir Valley
L. L. Marsh Sumemer
Flathead
A. Johnson
Man
John Herman
Narada Vernalna
Trving Johnson
C.D. Livingston
Nermin Cline
Ellen Reinerston
FA. Mallory
Valley View
Howard Nash
Arkansas
Hastin
Gale Whits
Angeles
Patson
Theaentan
Faronts
Wwhiteball News
Yellowstone
Hill Counsy
Laka
Madison, Gallatin
Prickly Pear
Yonatius News
ST. Ignatius
June Loh
Att
Abs Damien Ieems
Ev Bing
Miss Low
Mattie “Creek
Otch
Paull Keeves
Peking
Uirium
Pelee
Peking Citon Medical College
Mittah
United Suaten
Yue
Mewnicina
Snexoula
Thatueday
Jeane
Tay Watt
Dorothy
Mildred
Geraldine
Jerusiia
Swat
William Alurray
Alune
Joe Grenier
C.H Bernate
Sis James” Whippie
Helen
Ruth Selden
Spirit Leake
Sit
GMTE
Mies’ Seiden
St Paul
Bethodist Episcopal Cehurch
Nore
Nermon
Heta ‘Miller
Kintherine
Smock
Mariel Gants
Boma van' 'Deusen
Marion Jong
Char
Lee Wood Goble
Walter Mag Kiston
Jack Buskhorne
Philipsburg News
Rhoda Ryan
Alberta Bawer
Atlett Williams
Jack Frankie
Jack Winning
Kennie Landis
Ban
Dillon Bureau
Dillon Auto
Minx Norah Conneltey
Martin Connettey
Misoula
Connettey
E.M. Connettey
Beaverhead County
University of Minnesota
Kalise Pall
William Dunnarved
Black Forest
Nev
Rachel Smith
Peart J. Smith
Vascar College
Mise Bert Short
Ashland
Ohed Shaw
Vite Fon
Wisdom
Fat Take City
University of Utah
Heynolds
Thompson
Twin Bridges
Liston Dansie
Armstead
Beaverheld Board of County Commissioners
Tue Seston
Louis Scholler
Spokane
Deer Lodge Bureau Vance
Terhell
Montana Extension Service
State College
Powell Creek
County Court House
Frank Conley
Charles Kirwin
Robert Fitz
H. E. Henderson
Alliance
Nebraska
James Chisholm
C. F. Nelson
William Wallace
Jens
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!