Bitter Root frost damages crops in central valley
Estimates place total losses near half a million dollars across one third of Bitter Root, with apple and cherry crops hit hard in districts from Victor to Thousand Acre tracts. Some areas like Shellhamer and Nash remain untouched, while vegetable crops wilt and many fields will be replanted.
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Hamilton
Victor
Thousand Acre
Charles Heights
Grantsdale
Corvallis
Woodside
Dutch Hill
Hamilton Heights
Summerdale
Thousand Acres
Shellhamer
Nash
M. Kalder
Bitter Root
Portland
Right of way proceedings begun for Skalkaho project
Condemnation action started to obtain a 12 acre right of way through Nels Shuland ranch for the Skalkaho highway approach. County offered 1000 dollars. Shuland countered with 6500 for the entire ranch, which was declined. Route would avoid rocks and a fill, linking McCartney and Cash ranches with an estimated 5000 more needed.
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Hamilaton
Skalkaho
Nels Shuland
Board of County Commissioners
Shuland Ranch
Shuland
Shyland Ranch
McCartney
Frank Cash
Hobbs
Hauswirth
Sapphire Divide
Zemo Promises Quick Eczema Relief and Skin Healing
An old ad touts Zemo as an antiseptic liquid for eczema and skin troubles. It claims quick itch relief and healing for sores burns wounds and chafing, with a 25c Zemo Soap and 60c Ointment option.
Bozeman Attorney Leads 163d Infantry Guard Camp
Helena June 8. When the 163d Infantry Montana National Guard goes into encampment at Helena later this week Captain Hubert D. Bath, a well known attorney, is designated as advocate for the guard unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana National Guard
Helena
Hubert D. Bath
Legal end of regimental affairs to be handled by Montana guard judge
The Montana National Guard will have a judge advocate in charge of legal matters for the regimental setup. With 1,100 men and 57 officers in one camp, qualified legal oversight is needed to define duties and rights for officers and soldiers. Captain Bath, experienced in promotion matters, will oversee legal advice in Helena.
Graduates Attend Anaconda High School Exercises
Seventy five members of the 1924 Anaconda high school class, with relatives and friends, attended a baccalaureate service at the Methodist church. Rev J G Spencer of St Mark's delivered the sermon, urging discipline, faith, and purpose for future life and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
J. G. Spencer
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
J. G. Knotter
Presbyterian Church
J. L. Spears
Christian Church
E. C. Bartlett
Methodist Church
Spencer
Bozeman Officer Popular With Local Companies
The text notes a well known professional in the state and that in Bozeman he is popular with officers and men of two local companies, indicating broad respect and favorable ties within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade
Bozeinar
Darby News Notes Highlights Local Moves and Fire
Mrs. W. T. Stubbe travels to Jackson Minnesota to visit her 82 year old father and will stay until July 1. Ida Hillis of Butte visits Maude Babcock. Sever Thompson and Hazel return from a week with Warren E. Pollinger. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Edgemond relocate to Medicine Springs ranger station for summer work. Prof A B Cole’s residence burned last week likely from a faulty fire. much furniture saved. The home belonged to Mrs Birdie Clifton of Hamilton.
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Darby
June
W. T. Stubbe
Jackson
Minn
Mise Ida Hillis
Butte
Maude Babcock
Sever Thompson
Hazel
Warren E. W Pollinger
Missoula
Monroe Edgemond
Theedicine Springs Ranger Station
Edgemond
A. B. Cole
Birdie Clifton
Hamilton
Silk production and Jerusalem tourism rise reported
World raw silk output ranges from 75 000 to 160 000 metric tons annually. Tourist traffic to Jerusalem has tripled over the past two years, signaling growing global interest in the holy city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Hollister Named Coach and Instructor at Montana State Normal College
Bruce A Hollister a four letter man from Montana State college Bozeman has been appointed instructor in science and physical education at Montana State Normal college and will start June 15 He will train young men to coach athletic teams and comes with a strong coaching record from Dawson County High School and Gallatin County High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daweon County High School
Gallatin County High School
Dillon Sets June 26 Bond Vote for Water Main Project
Dillon will hold a special election June 26 to decide a $100000 bond issue to fund a water main from Rattlesnake creek to the city. Taxpayers across two districts will vote at designated polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Rattlesnake Creek
City Advances Water Main Upgrade and Bond Support
The new water main is a much needed improvement for the benefit of the city's water supply and the bond issue is expected to carry by a large majority.
Dillon Daily News Social Roundup Highlights Local Travel
Dillon residents and visitors filled the list with brief notes of travel and study. Claire and Jay Cosgrove returned from Salt Lake City after Utah University studies while many others including L A Cook Rodney Foster and Francis Cashmore arrived from Bozeman for business and local matters.
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Dillon
L. D. Brown
Armstead
Claire
Jay Cosgrove
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
L. A. Cook
Twin Bridges
Rodney Foster
Francis Cashmore
Bozeman
State College
J. D. Harrison
Grasshopper Valley
A. G. Williams
J. R. Barrett
Butte
Henry Fitter
Lima
Valma Judge
Frances Dunn
Ruth Kaiser
John Shives
Balt Lake City
Miss Dunn
Miss Kaiser
Milford Judy
Monida
Fd Romain
Grasshopper
William Donnegan
Anaconda
George P. Hughes
Horse Prairie
Vired Carr
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Justin Brundage
Centennial Valley
Angus McKay
Grant
Lena Fassler
Florence
Temperature trends and regional notes across the northwestern states
Temperatures have fallen in Oregon and Northwestern Wyoming with rain or snow east of the Cascades. A high pressure area covers Alberta Northern Saskatchewan and Western Montana while other regions see moderate low barometers. Clear skies persist west of the Cascades as lentils and split peas from Russia are noted as a gold crop.
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Miles City
Siscoses
Oaks
Casatsanad
Los Angeles
Partinna
St. Paul-Mols
San Francisco
Coe Bobles
Oregon
Wyoming
British Columbia
Cascades
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Montana
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J. W. Gilmore
Walla Walla
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Gilmore
W. R. Woodson
Henry Bishop
D. A. Bishop
R. A. Stark
Kirksville
N. W. Blindaeur
Luther
Blindaeur
Richard Peterson
Wenatchee
J. M. Peterson
W. W. Roberts
Ore
William A. Johnson
J. F. Johnson
State Hospital
Warm Springs
American Legion
Mr. Johnson
Deer Lodge
Zemo
Butte, Mont
Charles J. Kelly
James E. Woodard
Aas Finlen
PLACE
TEAL
J. J. Burke
Andrew J. Davis
EK Stephenson
George VA. Hill
Casner
Andrew J. Davis Jr
Aset Cashier
W. J. Forsythe
Ase Caabler
Www
Boss Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Bankers Eeteblivbee
Iee
Atom
Ton Henge
Enere
Io Safety
First Bank
Baie
Bozeman Attorney
Guard's Advocate
H. D. Bath
The
Anaconda News
Emerson
Napoleon
Washington
Aincoln
G%nnagaret
Goodfriend
Dillon Bureau
Hollister
Streb
Gebhart Fassler
Melrose
al Hughes
Canada
Melvin Smith
D. L. Smith
Parke Scott
Oakes Nelson
Bend
Bills Lane
Allan Dansie
Warren
Obed Shaw
Chris Snyder
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Russia
Standard Publishing Co
Am. Butte
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