Mining men organize Montana Mining association progress
Helena June 21 prominent mining men from across Montana gather in Helena to organize the Montana Mining Association. The group aims to promote and advertise mining of metals and coal while protecting investors. Committees on organization and resolutions report. officers name chairs for publicity finance smelting labor and more with a $2 membership fee and $1 monthly dues.
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Helena
Montana Mining Association
Montana
C. & Muffy
Broadwater County
McDowell
Alexander Leggat
Herbert Denoar
Three Forks
M. J. Leydig
Local ball series opener and community notices in Superior
Superior reports its first game of a four series set with St. Maries Idaho upcoming Sunday managed by Dwyer who cites a strong lineup. Also notes engagements and marriages Mona Corey Spokane to A Johnson Mullen Idaho Leah Wilson to George Hankenson Tarkio Yellowstone trip after ceremony. Edward Childers returns from overseas to aid Mineral County Independent operations. Jail renovation ends two week vacancy. State board of compensation spokesman addresses Butte Trades Council about overtime pay negotiations.
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Mra C.F Dobson
Tarkio
D. Hooker
Yellowstone Park
Edward Childers
Mineral County
Marjorie Duggan
Larry Duggan
Butte
Virginia City
Blanche Peel
Joseph Walker
Cleveland
Ohio
James G. Walker
Virginia
C. H. Buford
Alder
HM. M. Marshall
Laurin
Alexander McKay
Sheridan
George Chaplain
Pony
Peyton Barnett
Bernice Rawer
McAl- Unter
Mr. Barnett
C.H. Buford
Madson
State Highway Commission
H. Holmson
Spokane
Wash
Belgloch
T. P. Cox
Granite Creek
Ed Swan
HB. Howell
Order of Elks
Elk Lodge
Roy M. Austin
Vic
ERENDUM ELECTION EXPENSES PILING UP
Helena June 21 Montana has spent 12367.17 on the referendum election for September to pass the primary amendment and the boxing bill. Of this 1081.17 went to printing and 2500 to postage. Printing costs covered 205000 copies of Referendum No. 13 and 3798.75 for No. 14.
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Helena
Montana
Pss
Charles “T. Stewart
Time limit for writing hail insurance expires
The state board extends the hail insurance window with June 2 as the final filing day. E K Bowman expects reports in a week and notes a projected yearly decline due to crop uncertainty and dry conditions. The board maintains operations as losses last year totaled about 400000 dollars.
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State Board’ of
Hail Insurance
E. K. Bowman
Bowman
State Board
Marietta Mine Shows Promising Value Near Barton
Virginia City reporters note the Marietta mine in Barton Basin is under inspection by Ingersoll Drill Company and Du Pont power team. Managers estimate vein values range up to 178 per ton with potential totals near 250 000 if fully mined.
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Virginia City
Ingersoll Drill Company
Marietta
Barton Bulch
Barton Culene
Eta i
Marietia
du Pont Powaer
Jones
J.P. Morganth
Accidents and arrivals mark Dillon scene near college
A severe accident damaged a transformer after a pole strike. George Gosman returns home from military service as other locals plan for county fair events and sports, while housing shortages affect attendees staying near the college hall.
Drummond Couple Wed In Simple Ceremony
In Drummond on June 6, Ray Stheether James wed the bride at home with Rev Borie Sie officiating. The couple will reside in Drummond where James is employed at the store. The bride's parents attended the ceremony.
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Drummond
Ray Stheether
James
Sry
Vbride
Borie
Parker
Fires Rage in Lolo Forest Reserve and Bitter Root Valley
Reports from Missoula dated June 2 describe multiple wildfires in the Lolo Forest Reserve with extensive timber losses and several camps destroyed. The Haugan area, Fourteen Mile Creek, and surrounding logging railroads face heavy damage while crews and forest personnel work to contain flames and protect remaining lumber. A separate incendiary fire in Bitter Root valley near Corvallis threatens hundreds of acres, with forest rangers coordinating a response as flames reflect across the sky.
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Missoula
Lolo Forest
District No. 1
Forest Service
Mann Lumber Cent
Lolo
Ceres
Bitter Root
Corvallis
Senate approves Myers water sales measure for irrigation uses
The Senate passed Senator Myers' bill authorizing the interior secretary to contract water from any irrigation project for non irrigation uses under specific terms. A clause bars contracts unless no feasible water source exists and ensures irrigation service remains undisturbed. Frederick M. Armstrong appointed postmaster at Edward succeeding Mrs. Tua Scott.
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Standara
Washington
Senate Today
Myers
Secretary of the Interior
Frederick M. Armstrong
Edward
Tua Scott
Interesting fossils found in oil fields
Fossils discovered in Mutual Oil basin while drilling a well reveal a two foot long near perfect sea fish and abundant crustacean shells. Smithsonian representatives once excavated fossils in Frying Pan country and shipped bones including three toed horse mastodons and other gigantic remains to Washington exhibits.
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Mutual Oil
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Institution
Montana Pioneers Set Annual Meeting in Butte
The thirty sixth annual meeting of the Society of Montana Pioneers will convene in Butte on August 29 and 30 with no entertainment lineups yet announced. Last year the group attended an Anaconda event as Senator W A Clark hosted a banquet at Columbia Gardens.
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Society of Montana Pioneers
Butte
Anaconda
W. A.clark
Columbia Gardens
Forest Fire Knocks Out Helens Power Amid Blackout
A major forest fire near Helens damaged power lines cutting electricity in the capital city. Crews work to restore the wire system while streetcar service remains suspended and nightlife venues stay dark. Restoration could take until tomorrow.
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Tate Tormorrow
Foresters suppress scattered forest fires in Beartooth area
June 21 report from Billings notes foresters and crews battled four fires with limited damage. Large forces worked in the Bibduea hills near Columbus as the Beartooth forest fires were extinguished this week. The Montana Power Company aided with brush and fire control efforts.
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Billings
Hoseein
Beartooth
Bibduea Hills
Columbus
Montana ‘Power "Company
Whitehall Notes Highlight Graduates and Local Travel
Whitehall residents share graduation milestones and community happenings. Mrs Franes hosted 25 guests for a Canyon outing with a lunch, while alumni and servicemen return or depart for Missouri San Diego and Montana towns. Campfire Girls embark on a park camping trip as locals enjoy family trips and local visits.
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Fehall
Franes
Canyon Vna
Danel
Autor
Whitehall
Fas ‘Nous
John Mosier
Jon
Missouri
Mary Joyce
State University
Missou
Butte
M. James
Edna Billings
Melba McCall
la Hood
Leo Kelly
Indian luncheon symbolizes practical training for Native girls
A group of six Yorna ladies represented by Miss Bousquette from the Flathead tribe served an Indian luncheon at the Interior Department roof garden restaurant. The event showcased practical domestic science training given in government Indian schools with foods prepared and served by Indian girls.
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Piquette of
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Resaurant
Miss" Bousquette
Flathead
Olson Tracks Band Tour and School News
June 21 Olson notes Lena Houle Orton of Polson asks permission for her son George to join Cushman Indian school band on a US tour alongside Whitney boy chorus of 1000, visiting 68 cities with doctors and nurses. Separate item reports a new auxiliary reservoir project bids, lowest bid by J C Bogue at 20,105.20, exceeding available funds by 5,000.
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Olson
Lena Houle Orton
Polson
Cushsn Indian School
George
Cushman School
United States
Whitney
Hodeevet Eet
J.C. Bogue
Mrs Snyder Wins Out Hawk Orders Boy Home
Missoula telegrams report the Montana Children's Home Society will return Charles Snyder to his widowed mother in Missoula, after two years in a Utah home following his father's railway death. J W Hawk of Helen, society president, coordinated with Salt Lake representatives and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to ensure proper care. Virginia City notes follow with diverse local entries.
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Missoula
Montana Children’s “Home Society
Helen
Ruby Snyder
Charles
Utah
Ind
J. W. “Hawk
Virginia City
Cyrus Brown
MeHessor
Twin
Bridges
Mons
Hen Williams
Varney
Storm disrupts Fergus county with heavy rain
Lewistown reports a westward storm Thursday afternoon bringing heavy precipitation over a wide area but short duration. The paper notes related local items including a land dispute over 440 acres near Straw, a water right controversy involving Sallie Anderson and G. P. Burnett, a Milwaukee man selling a farm, and county celebration plans by the Great War Veterans with Elks band tours. A golf tournament at Lewistown Country Club to crown a champion begins next week with finals around July 1. Polson notes record scope and summer recess of Royal Arch Masons and a mail route extension from Polson to Selina starting July 1.
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Lewistown
Mar
Decker
E. Decker
Straw
Fergus County
John Matthews
Navenger
Sallie, Anderson
G. P. Burnett
Giltidge
Anderson
Burnett Place
Forest Grove Cometry
Westyelt
JH. Gormley
Lewistown Country Club
Ores
Heald Oration
Polson NorEs
Polson
Royal Arch Masons
Royal “Arch
Thoes
Dawson
Poleson
Road service to Camas and church picnic notes
The article describes a thrice weekly service to Camas and mentions Mr Vons continuing a tended route. It reports the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid annual picnic near the Pend Oreille river mouth with a fine day and a 6:30 p.m. gathering. It also notes bids for a new building in California avenues and health board approvals for state capitol plans.
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Camas
Vons
Ald
Presbyterian Church
Etyark
Pend Oreille River
Califor
Ips
Slotena
Janett
State Capitol
State Board of ‘Health
State Board of Examiner
Brazil's President Honored in Washington Visit
Brazil's President Pessoa and party arrived in Washington on a special train from New York. They were greeted at Union Station by officials including Polk Phillips and Admiral Benson amid a marine guard and 21 gun salute. The group met Vice President Marshall at the White House and will attend a dinner at the Pan American Building.
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Elect Pession
Brazil
Washington
New York
Union Station
Polk
Rotary Phillips
State Department
Admiral Benson
General March
Marine Guard of Honor
Navy Yard
Dr. Pessoa
Marshall
White House
Miss Teeson
Mareshall
Pans American Building
Eee
Unbeaten General Strike Threat Looms in Omaha
Omaha reports the central labor union warned a general strike would be called if the teamsters 10 day walkout demands are not met by Tuesday night. Union officials stated the move would involve all city workers if the issues remain unresolved.
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Omaha
Neb
Central Labor Union Today
City “Commission
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