Beav erhead stockmen oppose grazing fee rise in Montana
Beaverhead County stockmen told Dan Casement that they oppose increasing forest grazing fees. They support a fixed and permanent rate but reject using privately owned lands as the basis for fees. The meeting at Hartw erye highlighted concerns about fairness and the impact on local ranchers amid ongoing school and community events.
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Ganement
Tore
Eharset
Casement
Glenn Arsmith
Missowri
Aiatriet
Feport
Wml
Bate Steen S. G
Scharies
Bresner
Dilionnen
Bravernesa
Aken
Toon
H. Gilbert
Rotary Club of Philipsburg Holds Regular Meeting
Philipsburg June 15. The Rotary Club held its regular meeting at noon with a lively program despite absences. Dr A C Knight donated a box of cigars for W Glendinning who recently became a father. W Glendinning was called away on business. George Maclean Metcalf of Philipsburg and Judge George B Winston of Anaconda spoke briefly on civic plans and schemes noted during the visit. The club received a letter of thanks from Tom Davis for support in the presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philapsburg
Philipsburg
Rotary Club of
Lundhiop
A. C. Knight
W. Glendinning
Glendinning
McHugh
Rene Me Mere
George Maclean
Metcalf
Philipebars
George B. Winston
Ans
Gonda Rotary
Whewmoran Figs
Winton Cave
Missouri
Philipsburs
Tom Davis
Fire destroys Woodside warehouse and hay loan tied to Min Soula dealer
In Corvallis on June 14 a warehouse at Woodside along with hundreds of tons of hay owned by Otin Worden of Minot, and a loan participation by Harry Thrailkill of Woodside, burned after an apparent spontaneous hay combustion sparked an explosion. The Hamilton fire department battled flames as water from an irrigation ditch aided efforts. the hay remains smouldering. Also noted is an 11 pound 8 once Chinook salmon caught in the Surprise ditch by 11 year old LeRoy Cobb, the largest on display in Corvallis, weighing 12 pounds 10 ounces dressed. The article also mentions local visits, births, and a forest ranger appointment and a teacher in the Bitter Root area.
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Corvallis
Otin Worden
Minsoula
Harry Thrailkill
Woodside
Hamilton Fire Department
LeRoy Cobb
Waranch Meadow
Corvallis Int
Lake Como
Daly
Vancouver
Wash
J. A. Shields
Harrington
George Dally
Stockton
Dally
Butterfly Station
Deer Lodge clubs visit Emery mining section
In Deer Lodge on June 15 the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs will visit the Emery district Monday evening June 21. Members meet at Motel Deer Lodge for automobile transport to the district where J B Higgins arranged the program and will show current and planned mining sites. A separate invite urged attendees to a band concert at the prison theater Sunday at 2 PM.
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Deer Lodge
Kiwanis and
Rotary 'Clubs
J.B. Higgins
Emery
A. Bi. Mi Bers
Irrigation District Battle Opens Hearing in Lake County
A Lake County district court hearing starts at 10 a m to authorize irrigation districts on the Flathead project. Judge A L Duncan presides as petitions near the required 65 percent signers while opponents led by Stanley Seearce Rowand merchant H Kaiser Roy Butte farmer mobilize to defeat. Klips and Kalispell attorney Charles Foote prepare arguments for district creation as Polson communities rally.
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H. Kaiser
Roy Butte Farmer
Tax Sale Brings $1 000 To Powell County
Powell county coffers gained $1000 after-noon Tuesday as county officers conducted a sale of land acquired by tax deeds. Purchases included 400 acres in sections 25 14 11 and 140 in sections 8 12 42 by Robert McCormick Farmville. various district claims to J F Bent Hillston N C Clomar Elliston and August Newman Killston. town lots in Riliston Ovando bought by Dougherty Kilburn. No bids on Deer Lodge lots. Supreme Court case on waters of Race Track creek delayed.
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Elliston
Little Blackfoot
Klllston
August Newman
Riliston
J. Dougherty
Ovando
Ei. Kilburn
Deer Lodge
Contests for Party Preference in Lake County
Polson June 15 The tying of nominating petitions in Lake county includes J I Taulbee of Charlo seeking the democratic nomination for sheriff R J Chelatian Charlo is a republican candidate for county commissioner Mrs Bessie B Marble Rolling has filed for republican nomination for county superintendent of schools Mark Derr is a democratic candidate for county attorney Lyman Hall county assessor seeks renomination on the democratic ticket
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Lyman Hall
Tick
Commissioners Seek U S Aid for Bridge at Polson
Lake county commissioners vote to apply for cential federal aid for a new bridge over the Fire Dead river at Polson linking central aid projects. County surveyor W F Millar notes construction on unpatented land makes 100 percent federal aid possible. Highway Commission support pledged by Henry Good at a recent Polson meeting.
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Polson
Highway Commission
Anaconda Butte Bus Schedules Change After June 16
Emil Torguson of Intermountain Transportation announced new bus timetables effective June 17 between Butte and Anaconda. Eastbound and westbound buses will pass at the west junction with the Gregson road, with revised departure times including 3:48 am from Anaconda and 1:30 am from Butte.
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Butte
Anaconda
Emil Torguson
Intermountain Transportation Company
Greenon Springs
Three Arrests For Fishing In Closed Water
Gus Hoviko Margaret Lake and Charles Erickson were arrested on charges of fishing in closed waters by Deputy Game Warden McCaffery. They appeared in Justice Henriod's court and pleaded not guilty. each posted a $75 bond. They are set for trial Wednesday afternoon. The trio were allegedly fishing at Georgetown lake near the pumping station where a restricted 300 foot stretch is closed to anglers. Assistant Chief Osborne and Traffic Officer Terkia made the arrests. Joe Brownie was fined $10 on a disturbance charge.
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Gus Hoviko
Margaret Lake
Charles Erickson
McCaffery
Justice Henriod
Georgetown Lake
Ater
Henried
Nate
Ashers
Joe Brownie
Henriod
Osborne
Trafic Oficer Terkia
Funeral Services for Anaconda Matron Held
Funeral services for Mrs. R. D. Pride of Anaconda, who died from injuries May 1, were held at 2 PM at the family home on Maple Street. The Rev J G Spencer of St Mark's Church officiated. Floral tributes filled an extra car as she was laid to rest at Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were H Kleinholts CR Bennett T Hunthausen J Haddick F Gore and A Goodwin.
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R. D. Pride
Anaconda
Maple Street
J. G. Spencer
the Hill Cemetery
H. Kleinholts
CR. Bennett
T. Hunthausen
J. Haddick
F. Gore
A. Goodwin
Friends Surprise Mr and Mrs Knotter in Social Visit
The Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Knotter were surprised by elders of the Presbyterian church and their wives who spent the evening with the pastor and his wife. The visit marked the pastor’s upcoming trip to Holland. Attending were J. Roy McLeod and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sehuch and Mr. and Mrs. A. Alten.
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Ing
Presbyterian Church
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
A.W. Wilson
Dillon
Land
Feely
J. G. Knotter
The
Mr. Knotter
Holland
J. Roy McLeod
J. H."sehuch
A. Alten
Elisabeth Arden Anti Wrinkle Cream Promises Quick Home Boost
Wrinkles reduce with a Nourishing and astringent cream that tightens and smooths. It erases fatigue and leaves skin youthful and satiny. Available at prices 2 and 9.50 dollars. Also promoted is a scientific Preparation for skin needs and the book The Quest of the Beautiful detailing skin care and Venetian Toilet Preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Arden
Juvenile Baseball Scores Noted In Sparse Report
In a brief item the report lists Batteries taught in the game by McCarthy and Last for the winners while Dwyer and Sinble contributed for the losers. A stray line mentions a “boy” of the Cossacks and the shah of Persia.
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McCarthy
Dwyer
Sinble
The
Shah of Persia
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Kiam Brenner
Dillongee
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Dan .Casement
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Mal College
Helena
Intermarnin Union College
Joe Mudd
Winnett
George Mudd
Barrett Hospital
Anna M. Dutcher
Lakeview
Fe Cosgrove
East Lake City
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University of
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Tom Pierce
Grant
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B. McClens
Burnes
J.C
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Lower Rock Creek
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Comen
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Mcdonald Theater
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Ruth Shaffer
W. W. Shaffer
Lamon
Michael Courtney
John Phillips
Hamilton
Humphrey
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Lower Valley
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Philipsburg News
Huffman
Deer Lodge Bureau
Emery Mining
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EP. Johnson
Supreme Court
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Sheridan
Wyo
Edward Fraser
Paul Anderson
J.C. Shaubut
Robert Middying
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Telona
W.T. Heaumont
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Wisconsin
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U.S
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H. B. Craddock
W. J. Marshall
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Gertrude Martin
Lincoln
Mt Soutd
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Claude Reynol
Seattle
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Prince
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W. G. Dewey
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Ucket
L. J. MacCormick
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J.B. Pears
Pacific Coast
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Southern Pacific Lines
Take City
Utah
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Quebec
By J. Carroll Mansfield
Flo Wolfe
Towa
Abraham
Tomants
MR. and
Mrs. Knotter
Associated Press
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