Montana news grop conditions are encouraging
Montana reports show early planted grain in excellent shape as mild frosts spared most buds. Pastures are good, livestock recovering except in two counties. Winter wheat re-seeding to spring wheat rises. forage crops acreage to increase significantly. Funeral for Dr. Oettinger set. highway work to begin between the Mission and Pablo on a 19 mile stretch with machinery shipped to St. Typatie.
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Helena
Montana
Chrisioner
Joseph Oettinger
Drummond
Hks
TE. L. Miller
Idr. Oettinger
St. Typatie
Mission
Forest Service transfers mark changes in Gale Mtn district
June 6 news from North Montana Glacial Falls reports multiple forest service personnel moves with J C DeCamp reassigned to Lewis and Clark Jefferson, E J Yeoman promoted to supervisor, A C Adams becomes assistant to B Willey, district inspector. District business shows sharp declines in May filings and revenues. Separate incidents recount a rancher’s wife killed in a wagon accident near Bainville, a drowning at Milk River, and a drowned man found near Snowden after a bridge fall. river searches recover the body of Peter Milkoski. The report notes a judge in Winona, Minn awaiting jury action in Helena.
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Bainville
J.F. ‘Thomas
Thomas
Gustave Lange
Langer
Omaire
Peter J. Milkoski
Northern Railway
Missouri
Snowden
Mitkoski
Winona
Minnay
George Miner
Helena
Western Montana Banking Group Meets in Polson
The third annual meeting of the Western Montana group of the Montana Banking Association will be held in Polson on Monday as part of seven statewide gatherings this month. Attending will be A B La Harry Yaoger of the Federal Reserve Bank at Minneapolis and C W Carleon, manager of Helena Dravich, with other Missoula officials accompanying.
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Missoula
Western
Guernsey
George Ni. Webster
Hielen
McLee
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Wedding bell and travels spark Three Forks notices
A parade of visitors and relocations fills Three Forks news. Mrs. George Hayden visits from Deer Lodge, Frank Collins stops by from Manhattan, Mrs. W F S OBrien returns to Butte, and several others pass through or relocate. Betty Pine wed in a Three Forks parlor, with Anna Schenk nearby. Waldusky couple heads to Seattle after a stay with the Pacific railroad and Three Forks Mercantile ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
George Hayden
Deer Lodge
Frank Collins
Manhattan
Willow Creek
W. F. S. O'Brien
Butte
S. L. Young
Livingston
R. E. Rutherford
Billings
Walk
Milwaukee
Park Rapids
Minn
Walsh
Ryan
Whitefish
Rush Culbertson
Tow Angeles
Cal
A. P. Bowman
Gerrens
Arthur Sorrell
A. J. Winkel
Missouri
Arkansas
Thornton
Anna Schenk
Peat hotel to locate permanently in Lima city
Lima news notes several residents with visits and travels. Nellie Patterson from Dell visited friends. Rube Boatman and wife traveled from Centennial valley via Dillon. Sheriff Gosman and Omstead attended to business in Lima from Dillon. Mrs Gallagher and Mrs Patterson shopped in Dillon. The Patersons moved to Sheep Creek basin for the summer. Bennett, Decker from Dillon visited Lima. June Steffenson spent several days in Dillon. A dance event was held in Ogden for local residents.
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Lima
Peat
Nellie Patterson
Dell
Rube Boatman
Centennial Valley
C. C. Gosman
T. D. Omstead
Dillon
Dick Gallagher
Clay Patterson
Sheep ‘Creek Basin
D. B. Bennett
B. J. Decker
Frank Maynard
Lester Thomas
June Steffenson
Ogden
Great Falls Man Drowns Crossing River
Dan Lochray, 43, of Great Falls, drowns in the river near Paoli while attempting to swim across the middle fork to reach the romeel branch area. No trace of the body found. He served in the Eighty third Field Artillery and lived most of his life in Great Falls with a Paola area homestead.
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Paola
Dragged to Death Near Bear Springs Ranch
The 12 year old son of Chris Brinkman was found dead on the Brinkman ranch near Bear Springs after being dragged by a saddle horse. The body showed brutal injuries, one shoe missing, indicating the foot remained in the stirrup until it tore free. The boy had been dead for some time. Ptomaine poisoning claimed the lives of the brothers last year.
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Ueat Falls
Chris Brinkman
Brinkman
Bear Springs
Beaverhead County Sees Heavy Rain Boosting Outlook
Beaverhead County experiences a heavy rainstorm Saturday night into Sunday, bringing moisture to dry ranges and promising a strong crop potential. Range conditions improve after a harsh winter, with wheat and barley crops planted. observers expect a record-breaking thrashing season if rains continue through summer.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Prison Sentence Sentences for Sheep Theft and Rape
Great Falls June 6 In district court Judge M H C Hall sentenced Charles Copple to a prison term from four to eight years for theft of 37 sheep. John Balom pleaded guilty to rape and received a three to six year term.
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Great Falls
Mh.c Hall
Matta
Charles ‘Coppte W
Copple
John Balom
MontanaNormal College Summer Session Opens
Dillon news reports the annual summer session of Montana Normal College begins in Dillon the following day with faculty and students ready for courses and campus activities.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Summer session boosts university attendance records
Indications show registration for the summer quarter will surpass the 1919 peak. Rooms in residence halls are scarce. many students secure private housing for the three month term. Arrival of attendees began last night and morning, with expectations of a record turnout tonight. Special lectures attract enrollments, while court adjourned for two days and many civil cases remain. Willard Smith won over $200 in damages from Mrs. Klein for work on the Klein building. Clearing of Beaverhead brewery grounds for Barrett hospital is near completion. foundations and basement may rise this summer, with grounds laid out for future construction. The Beaverhead county board of commissioners will meet tomorrow to audit bills, discuss road petitions, and likely approve extra road-building equipment.
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Willard Smith
William Klein
Smith
Klein
Glendale Street
Beaverhead
Barrett Hospital
Board of County Commissioners
Upton
Beaverhead County
Donkey Kills Vicar’s Wife at Greenwich Stable
Mrs Mabel Guster wife of the Vicar of St. Pauls Greenwich was killed by her pet donkey while feeding the animal in a country stable. She suffered kicks bites and trampling in the incident reported from London.
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London
Mabel Guster
St. Paul's
Greenwich
Four Hurt In West Valley Auto Wreck Near Anaconda
Four persons were hospitalized after a 10 o’clock accident near Day's ranch three miles west of Anaconda. Injuries were mainly bruises with no serious harm reported. Vehicles involved included a Buick touring car, a Dodge driven by Jens Jensen, and a Ford piloted by J. J. and Thome Mal Y.
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St Ann's Hospital
West Valley
Day's Ranch
Anaconda
Charles King
Cherry Street
Marion Jones
Birch Street
Bell Dollinger
West Fourth Street
Gertrude Dumanthier
Elm’ Street
Tate
Park Street
Mal
Harold N. Blake
Dodge
Jens Jensen
Ford
J. J
Thome Mal Y
Blake
Alder Blake
Collision Capsize Wrecks Claim Two Cars In Mixup
In the collision both vehicles reportedly capsized and occupants were carried away. Major Blake’s car escaped serious injury though it suffered heavy damage with a badly twisted frame the hood jammed and the top left side stripped. The Dodge and Ford were described as nearly complete wrecks.
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Major Blake
Major
Dodge
Ford
Anaconda Personal Visitors and War Tuberculosis Note
Anaconda visitors include A Price Townsend and A C C Gangstroth of Philipsburg, C M Sawyer of Polson, H P Do Hart of Livingston with the state fish commission, and guests at the Montana hotel in Anaconda. Also mentions Count Oxcar James Chambers in Butte and a Grand Rapids visit. Livingston and Anaconda games noted as 7 to 6 in 10 innings with 3,000,000 casualties from war tuberculosis estimates in Paris.
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A. Price Townsend
A. C. C. Gangstroth
Philipsburg
Anaconda
C.M. Sawyer
Polson
H. P. Do Hart
Livingston
State Fish Commission
J. D. Newman
M. Gengberger
Steinfels
Sam E.schwarts
Butte
Montana Hotel
Oxcar
James Chambers
di At
Suign Rewurneasse
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pridence
New York
Chicago
Nine Shooters at Anaconda Gun Club Monthly Trap Meet
The Anaconda Gun Club held a small Sunday shoot with nine participants. Out of town entrants were H A Maillet Angus McLeod J L Gwinn C H L Smith of Butte and Lee Williams of Deer Lodge. Five events were contested with ties and a final shootoff for the Twohy medal.
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Anaconda
Willams
Gwinn
Williams
Bent
Solo
Williams Tuutle Peckover
McLeod Robinson Gwinn
Maillet Smith
Doans Kidney Pills Featured In Individual Testimonials
Residents including Mrs H Smith and John Glenn report relief from kidney pain and backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Others like J A McPhail Mrs J N Browning and Mrs J Walsh describe improved kidney function and reduced uric acid after consistent use, with praise for the product and its mapleleaf trademark.
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