Shippers and Rail Officials Discuss Freight Situation
Missoula June 15 Associated Press reports a Montana division meeting of the Northwest Shippers board will convene at a temple for an all day session to address transportation improvements and advance information for shippers. About 300 attendees from railroads, business and western Montana are expected, with key officials from Northern Pacific Milwaukee and region aboard to discuss preventing car shortages and coordinating shipper services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates
Missoula
Charles M. Dowlin
Butte
E. H Polleys
Montana
Northwest Shippers ‘Board
Ke Temple
Tomorry Deer
Extradition Granted in Idaho Return Case
Helena June 15 Governor Erickson issued extradition papers for the return of Jack Eusick held at Sand Point Idaho. Eusick is wanted at Miles City. He is charged with cashing a $57 check he was holding for Thomas Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Erickson
Jack Eusick
Sand Point
Idaho
Eusick
Miles City
Thomas Bernard
Qston Wool Market Trade and Domestic Fine Wool Quotes
The Qston wool market reports fair volume in domestic fine wool with Mary French combing 4s and better stapled wools moving at about 101.03 dollars. Texas wools fetch 1.08 to 1.10 on a scoured basis for best staples around 1.01, while sales of other territories are limited by immediate shipment readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qston
Bobton
Lune
Mary French
Texas
City Finances and Carnival Debate Highlight Month
The police court fines totaled 267.88 with miscellaneous 286.51 and receipts 28,371.18 plus 319.81 in trust funds. The fire department logged 21 alarms with property valued at 226,356.25 and insured at 135,850. losses reached 5,350. expenses were 7,737.45. A street carnival on Dakota Street sparked a lengthy debate. residents favored moving it to streets with consent. Police arrests for the month totaled 466 with Gerry and Rodda each credited 56, Mooney 43, Reagan 32, and two officers with one arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Dakota Street
Lilvre Bow Democratic Club
Carnival Company
Gerry
Rodda
Plain Lothes
Mooney
Reagan
Dillon Normal college marks largest spring commencement
In Dillon on June 15 the Montana State Normal college holds its thirtieth annual spring commencement with 101 graduates, the largest class in the school’s history. Judge Lyman H. Bennett of Virginia City will speak and Chancellor Melvin Brannon will present diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Melvin ‘A. Brannon
Dillon Youth Accidentally Shoots Leg With Pistol
June 15 Earle Opp, a well known Dillon youth, shot himself in the left leg while demonstrating a 23 caliber automatic pistol to his brother Harris Opp. The bullet entered just below the knee. he was taken to Dillon clinic where Dr. M A Walker sutured the wound and he rest as of last report. The accidental shooting occurred about 9 o'clock last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Earle Opp
Harris Opp
Dillon Clinic
M.A. Walker
Training School to Open Next Monday in Dillon
June 15 Dillon notes report the normal college training school will start a six week summer session next Monday. Upper grade classes run 8 to noon while lower grades meet at 8:30 with a shorter session. First grade entry eligibility applies to next September or January. The session aids students who lost time to improve standing. Also notes Legion delegates leave for Helena to attend the state veterans convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Normal College Training School
Erade
Ffrades
Childen
World War Veterans Gather in Helena for Conventions
Veterans of the World War arrive in Helena from across the state to attend multiple conventions this week. The city is festooned with flags as entertainment plans unfold. The Disabled American Veterans held an organizational meeting this afternoon, with the Legion and allied groups slated to begin sessions tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Helena
Legion
Miss Mt ured visits nurse at Gaten with mother
Miss Mt ured Simelly at Gaten visited for a few days this week with her mother Airs A. demonatlas Simel. returned to Gaten Stig Guy Buings from Helena, spending several dates viet ings at the Harechfelg homer of Harriet Wisble, who has been the Irvine home for the past four ara and attended the Granite county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Mtured. Simelly
Gaten
Airs. A. Demonatlas Simel
Guy Buings
Helena
Vietings
Harriet Wisble
Irvine
Granite County
Deer Lodge to host prize stock on farmers picnic day
Deer Lodge officials and Montana Woolgrowers and agricultural agents planned a stop of the special livestock train on Friday Oct 14. The event aims to showcase stock to 2000 farmers and families with a free lunch noon provided by Williams and Pauly. The stop will also serve as a large county picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Murray Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Guy Stapleton
Northern Pacific
R. B. Stevens
Paul Siefert
Montana
Williams
Williams É Pauly
Stapleton Predicts Heavy Crop Yields in Montana
Deer Lodge June 15 Guy Stapleton agricultural agent for Northern Pacific Railway praised the territory’s moisture and late season prospects at the Rotary Club. He forecast large crop yields if weather remains favorable and outlined plans to bring purebred livestock into Montana by special train, urging county farmers and stockmen to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Guy Stapleton
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Billings
Rotary Club
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Geehrdts At Local Church
Mrs Margaret Geehrdts died at her home Sunday night A funeral was held at the Episcopal church with the Rev William K Ray officiating Interment was in Hillcrest cemetery Pallbearers were A D Hoss Harry A MacPherson Frank Conley Henry Evans Warren Evans and Henry Mahnken A separate service followed for Mrs Mina Morgan at the family residence with pallbearers Frank Conley C J Kading A D Hoss J P Wycott Fred Valston and Harry A MacPherson Mrs Bryan Kantner sang at both services Weather and local notes include Kiwanis committee lineup with Rev W K Ray and another Deer Lodge notes about local residents and travel to nearby towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ray
Mina Morgan
Frank Conley
C. J. Kading
A. D. Hoss
J. P. Wycott
Fred Valston
Harry A. MacPherson
Bryan Kantner
Last Cause of Double Tragedy in California Ranch Killing
In Sacramento a 16 year old Japanese girl Haruka Suyeda was shot dead by Filipino farmhand Udo Garcia who was killed by the girl's father during a struggle at a river ranch south of the city. Garcia allegedly forced entry and attempted assault. the father intervened and a gunfight ensued. The incident follows a day of domestic and community reactions as local events and memorials spread through nearby towns.
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Sacramento
Cal
Haruka Suyeda
Udo Garcia
Here
Garcia
Anaconda Fisherman Carl Anderson Fined For Substandard Catch
Carl Anderson was arrested by Deputy McCaffery for violating Montana fish and game laws by catching fish under seven inches. He appeared in Justice Henriod court, was fined $30, and lost his fishing license as per license details on the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Anderson
Montana Fish and Game
McCaffery
Henriod
Anderson
Willow Creek Fish Catch Tied to Recent Arrests
A report notes seven inch fish from Willow Creek where Anderson was fishing and references John Williams, who had already been arrested, making a catch of small fish at the same location.
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Anderson
Willow Creek
John Williams
Highways Holding Up Despite Floods in Montana
State and federal highway work across Montana remains in good shape despite high water and floods C I Chief Engineer Howard W Holmes reports after an inspection trip He notes the Roosevelt trail stretch from the east state line to Havre as a possible exception and describes a major slide between Armington and Riceville. Traffic is being routed accordingly Railways statewide are deploying large crews. A separate England note mentions a thousand men building a chemical plant at Billingham on Tees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Howard W. Holmes
Havre
Mr. Holmes
Armington
Riceville
Billingham-on-Tees
England
Anaconda Delegates Headed to Helena Convention
Anaconda delegates to the state Legion convention depart for Helena with 30 to 40 in the local corps expected to attend the opening session. The Anaconda bugle and drum corps plan a Friday morning departure for Butte then Helena for the opening parade. Three Legion auxiliary members will also attend the concurrent auxiliary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Helena
Butte
Charles Cutts
William Quay
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
George Boyd
John Sigler
Minnie Buckwald
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Shippers’ Advisory Board
TF. Lowery
P. J. Coleman
Northwest Advisory Board
A. Tingling
Milwaukee Railroad
F. N. Hicks
Seattle
A. A. Wilson
E. A. Tamm
M. G. Murray
J. F
T. W. McGeever
Main Street
Souneil
Main and
Copper Street
Ed Marquad
Grand Avenue
Mike Walsh
Pire
Martin
Freudenstein
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Negra Petroeum
Dillon Bureau
Marcus Rand
Horse Prairie
W. G. Blair
Los Angeles
Beaverhead County
Joseph Schindler
Jackson
Frank Stahl
Idaho Falls
J.T. Newnes
Philipsburg News
Deer Lodge Bureau
Stapleton
America
Benton
Defr Lodge
Ohio
Claude J. Benton
Kiwanis
Coleman
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club
Thomas C. Collins
William Whitworth
W. K. Ray
Steve Thrasher
Gus Gerdts
Gold Creek
William Wallace
Jens
Ed McLain
Biteila Wepre
Mie
Madge
Jane McRae
Reed Burt A'fato
Mees
le Applegate
Raptlag
Fairbebirs
Guinane
Sie
Wil
America Legion Auxiliary
American ‘Legion
A. A. McDonald
Jillaaner
Gt Durien
Anaconda News
Acondans
Gibraltar
United States
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