Trial of Charles Retallack Delays Jury Selection in Dillon
In Dillon on June 23 the Charles Retallack trial faced slow progress as jury selection dominated proceedings since yesterday. Ninety jurors were excused. the state, led by W. J. Cushing and C. W. Robison, plans to present its case this afternoon. Retallack is charged with a statutory crime alleged to have occurred over a year ago. The case could last a couple of days, clearing the district court docket.
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Dillon
Charles Retallack
Lyman H. Benett
W. J. Cushing
C. W. Robison
Kelly & Smith
John Coftins
Retallack
Sesson
District Court
Woman Pleads Guilty to Esquor Accusation in Dillon
Mrs Richard Kwab arrested in raid on Schwab residence on North Aho Street. Officers seized 1700 bottles of beer and 60 gallons of brew plus manufacture gear and empty bottles. Earlier Martin Sorenson and Richard Schwab were convicted for similar charges and jailed. Mrs Schwab arraigned and pleaded guilty bound over to district court under 500 dollar bond.
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Dillon
Richard Kwab
Seneca
D. F. Mooney
Schwab
North Aho Street
Martin Sorenson
Richard Schwab
Local Dillon Notes and Family News Report
Dillon reports show J. B. Shaw attending to business from the Big Hole ranch. A nine pound son was born at Barrett hospital to Mrs. Henry Burfield. George T. Mudd visits from Fish Trap, while C. H. Polk of Lima is a busy visitor. Studies mention Lo Curnutt’s arm injury from a fall on a sidewalk. The Rev F X Leschner drove to Butte, and Hugh Anderson joins City Drug Store with his wife residing in Dillon. Marshall Field and son Horace depart for the west coast residence.
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Dillon
J. BE. Shaw
Big Hole
Henry Burfield
Barrett Hospital
George T. Mudd
Fishtrap
Cc. H. Polk
Lima
J. W. Brown
Polaris
George Clemens
Montana Guardsmen Hold Track Program In Helena
The Montana National Guard 1434th Battalion holds battalion maneuvers at march strength with a public regimental parade tomorrow evening. Morning tests focus on using a battalion as an outpost, while the afternoon includes a ball game to award the camp ball championship cup. In track results announced today at camp Erickson, Pav Stevens Whitehall led the 60 yard dash. Alvin White also Whitehall claimed the 100 yard dash, H T Caraway Bozeman took the 220 yard dash, Ted Ackerman Bozeman earned the high jump, Elmer Wix Culbertson won the broad jump, and B R Hubbard Bozeman won the pole vault.
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Associated Press
Helena
Intry
Montana National Guard
Amp Erickson
Pav 3B Stevens
Whitehall
Alvin White
Talion
H. T. Caraway
Paul Stevens
Alvine Game Outfit
D Ackerman
Cold storage eggs show nourishment in tests at Wash
Tests in Washington found nine year old cold storage eggs to retain nourishment comparable to nearly two fresh ones despite long storage. Percentages or exact ages are unclear from the fragment but imply viable content after extended storage.
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Wash
Bitter Root forest issues Skalkaho camp fire permits
The Bitter Root National Forest announces the Skalkaho watershed will be closed to camp fires without a permit due to high fire danger along the mountain highway. Permits are available from forest officers or authorized issuers in Hamilton, Butte, Missoula, and offices, chambers, and tourist camps in Butte Anaconda Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Bitter Root National Forest
Scenic Mountain Highway
Forest Supervisor
Butte
Missoula
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Anaconda
Bitter Root
Valley Notes on Local Visits and Departures
Dr and Mrs George B Taylor with children travel to Seattle for three weeks where Dr Taylor will study clinical dentistry. Local reunion attendees include Mrs Norman Blodgett Mrs John Printz Mrs Horace Putnam Mrs C P Frost Mrs E H Veltikold Mrs Robert Snow and Mrs John Humble. John Courtney and Morris Courtney visit then rush to Butte for cousin Daniel Courtney’s death. Mrs Leon Smith and daughter go to Superior to join Mr Smith in the garage business. John A Currie and wife move to Pine Grove with Currie as dry goods manager. Donald Gordon returns from Minnesota to summer in Valley and to work at Bitter Root Drug Co. Miss Gertrude Holmes visits old friends.
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Hamilton
George B. Taylor
Seattle
Taylor
Don Cr. Taylor
Valley
Anaconda
Norman Blodgett
John Printz
Horace Putnam
C. P. Frost
E. H. Veltikold
Robert Snow
John Humble
John Courtney
New York
Morris Courtney
Philipsburg
J. A. Philips
Butte
Daniel Courtney
Leon Smith
Superior
Smith
John A. Currie
B. C. Lee
Pine Grove Addition
Currie
The
Valley Mercantile Company
Donald Gordon
University of Minnesota
Bitter Root Drug Company
Gertrude Holmes
Corvallis Visitors Reach Out in Summer Travel Notes
Corvallis residents and former staff visit friends and relatives in nearby towns and nearby states. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott formerly of the Corvallis school now at Jordan and Mrs. Simpson visiting from Sioux Falls. Also noted are local civic figures purchasing property and church activities with 108 Methodist delegates attending the district meeting at the local church.
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Corvallis
John Abbot
Corvallis School
Jordan
Abbott
Inez Morehouse
Stevensville
Thomas Simpson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Hugh Simpson
Mountain View
P. F. Felker
Bonnie Rose
Canton
Okla
Winfield Scott Burrell
James Green
Missoula
Nancy Simmons
Mason Simmons
Coeur
Arthur Douse
Great Falls
Victor Opens Enterprise Mercantile in New Building
The Enterprise Mercantile company opened its general store in Victor last Saturday in the Victor Realty building. William Thrailkill of Woodside Commercial Company is manager and will reside in town. Lee Aldrich recently moved from Bozeman with his family for a position at the new store. Fay Burrell leaves the Woodside store to manage the old site. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Copeland of Veronia Ore and Mrs. Alexander Patterson of Butte visiting locally. Stella Cates and William B. Brown wed near Missoula on June 11 and plan a trip to Springfield and Clyde Park.
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Victor
Enterprise Mercantile Company
Victor Realty
William Thrailkill
Woodside Commercial Company
Woodside
Lee Aldrich
Bozeman
Fay Burrell
J. H. Copeland
Veronia
Ore
George Robinson
Alexander Patterson
Butte
Glynn
May Geery
Bellingeham
Wash
Frances Chilson
Charlies Owings
Thousand Acre
Stella Cates
William BE. Brown
Clyde Park
Missoula
Springfield
Mont
Brown
C. B. Cates
Army fliers Travel 700000 Miles Without Death
Army airmen have logged nearly 700000 miles on the model airways system over the past three years with no fatalities reported. The remarkable safety record highlights careful training and strict procedures across operations and routes.
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Model Airways
Hamilton Attorney Released on Bond in Kidnapping Case
Hamilton, June 23 Special Dispatch reports attorney H. C. Kurtz was arrested on a kidnapping information filed by County Attorney J. D. Taylor. He was released after posting a $4,000 bond provided by brothers A. R. and P. G. Kurtz. The boy’s father M. D. Boyce remains missing. a telegraphic warrant was issued for his arrest in San Francisco. Judge Self is away and not expected back until week’s end.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
H. C. Kurtz
J. D. Taylor
Millard Boyce
Axel Boyce Anderson
A. R
P. G. Kurtz
Corvallis Nips Stevensville 1 0 In Valley League Clash
Corvallis defeats Stevensville 1 to 0 in a pitched battle with Summers striking out nine and allowing five hits. Summers drove in the only run with a three base hit as Million sacrificed him home in the fourth. Terry shows promise in his valley league debut and Parker, Million, and Haas provide solid support. Umpire Louis Brooks. A Fourth of July rematch is expected.
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Corvallis
Stevensville
Million
Terry
Creamery
Parker
Raymond
Pete Haas
Havre
Louis Brooks
Stevensville News Notes June visitors and local movements
Stevensville reports James Keiffer and wife of Olympia road touring to Yellowstone and Missouri with return via California. Wyncer Caples returns from Los Angeles. Norman Drew heads to Billings for summer work and possible city league baseball. College students visit, Jack Baggs plans water work. births and family trips noted. Several residents travel to Livingston for camp meeting and other events.
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Stevensville
James Keiffer
Olympia
Wash
John Foust
Yellowstone Park
Missouri
California
Wyncer Caples
Los Angeles
Norman Drew
Billings
State Agricultural College
Jerry Sullivan
Warren Howe
Clifford Cannon
Ruth Foust
Seenee McLaughlin
Maude Me
Livingston
Claude Johnson
G. B. Clarke
Helena
Ed Willey
Bitter Root
Darby
Willey
Reclamation Hinges Upon Settlement in Wyoming
The interior secretary Hubert Work told Casper leaders that settlement and development of current reclamation projects in Wyoming are crucial to the federal reclamation program and to securing further government aid for the state. The event drew a large group of Casper political figures and officials, including Commissioner Elwer Mead.
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Associated Press
Casper
Wyoming
Hubert Work
Elw Mead
Tate
Convict Seeks Release In Habeas Corpus Case
In Deer Lodge Judge George B. Winston handled a habeas corpus hearing for Benjamin T. Savage who says he is illegally held in the state prison and claims completion of his sentence. The matter was taken under advisement. other dockets included a July 29 reset in Steve Thrasher v Frank Schrieber and an forgery charge against Albert Lindgren for altering a check from 8 to 80. Josephine Dyer seeks a divorce from S L Dyer on cruelty grounds, with testimony ongoing and to conclude later this week.
Rodeo Topic Dominates Deer Lodge Kiwanis Meeting
Deer Lodge Kiwanis hear plans for the Turn Em Loose rodeo celebration July 3 4 and 6 with preparations underway. Thomas Collins outlines participation from top riders and ropers while other members report progress on publicity and related events.
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Deer Lodge
E. M. Keeley
Maurice Dietrich
Thomas Collins
Weaver
Fat Ashbury
Mike Gannon
C. K E. Aspring
Deer Lodge Bride to Be Burke Idaho Groom in Portland Ceremony
Miss Margaret Mullen daughter of Sheriff and Mrs. Thomas Mullen of Deer Lodge Montana married H F Nelson of Burke Idaho on June 17 in Portland Oregon. The couple will reside in Burke Idaho where Nelson works as an electrician.
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Deer Lodge
Margaret Mullen
Thomas Mullen
Portland
Oregon
H. F. Nelson
Burke
Idaho
State Normal
Dillon
Bisbee
Ariz
Deer Lodge Week Visitor Notes Highlight Local Travel
James Laughlin of Minnesota visits his son Thomas in Deer Lodge. Various visitors from Anaconda Missoula Butte Anaconda and Helmville call on residents. Judge Carroll of Butte presides at district court briefings. Families and friends travel between Deer Lodge Butte Anaconda Pioneer and Avery Idaho.
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Deer Lodge
James Laughlin
Minnesota
Thomas
Dear Lodge
William P. Halloran
Anaconda
D. J. Coughlin
Helmville
E. E. Mittlestadt
Pat Gea
R.L. Arnold
Missoula
E. E
Butte
Betty Ryan
Jens Hanson
George Tenge
Pioneer
Avery
Idaho
Beloved Philipsburg Matron Laid to Rest
The funeral for Mrs. N. P. Allen of Hall near Philipsburg was held at her family home. She died Thursday night after a brief illness at her ranch home. She was a Philipsburg native, educated at Granite county high school, and married N. P. Allen in 1923. Pallbearers were former friends and schoolmates Dan McDonald, Dewey M. Price, Milton Doe, William McKenzie, Edward Winninghoff, and Ralph E. Williams.
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Philipsburg
N. P. Allen
Hall
Depot
Percy Arkle
Presbyterian Church
H. R. Richards
Rodgers
Ralph E. Williams
Dan McDonald
Dewey M. Price
Milton Doe
William McKenzie
Edward Winninghoff
Philipsburg Social Roundup Sees Visitors and Travels
Local residents and guests travel for visits and business from Philipsburg on Tuesday and Wednesday. Notables include E W Glendinning and Mae Patten families visiting in Denver Kansas City and Rivermines. Also present are lawyers doctors and a German police dog owner.
Cassedy elected supreme director of Moose in Baltimore
J Albert Cassedy of Baltimore was elected supreme director of the Loyal Order of Moose at the annual convention in Baltimore. He succeeds Willard J. Markle, who becomes supreme past dictator. Cassedy was formerly supreme vice dictator of the order.
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Jassedy
MOOSE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Notable visits and homecomings in Montana towns
Miss Adye Gueymard visited Butte with friends Mconday. Mrs. Frank Slaughtner returned to Pioneer after a three week Deer Lodge visit. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Walker of Butte returned home following a Deer Lodge stay at the Frank Conley residence.
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Adye Gueymard
Butte
Mconday
Frank Slaughtner
Pioneer
Deer Lodge
T. J. Walker
Frank Conley
Creation of Petroleum County Declared Legal
The Montana Supreme Court holds Petroleum county remains legal after an act redefining Fergus county boundaries lacked a proper title. Associate Justice W. L. Holloway wrote the opinion, concluding the measure did not repeal Petroleum county which was created by territorial vote. Attorney General Foot initiated the suit to settle the county’s existence.
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Associated Preas
Helena
Petroleum County
Supreme Court
W. L. Holloway
Petroleum
Fergus County
Foot
Three Forks Socials and Montana Products Drive
Miss Clara Viewig hosted her mother Louise Viewig and sister Mrs. C B Larson with twins Dick and Deus as guests. The town notes Elbert Brentnall’s Rochester care, trips to Butte and Dillon, wedding trip updates for August Range, and a Woman's Club led Montana Products drive urging window displays.
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Three Forks
Clara Viewig
Louise Viewig
C. B. Larson
Deus
Rues Point
Smiths Return to Chicago After Three Forks Visit
Mrs. M. A. Smith, once a milliner at Three Forks, visited Chicago briefly after spending weeks in Three Forks. The article notes her return to the city this Thursday.
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Three Forks
Chicago
Traffic Court Dockets In Anaconda Strike Earlier
Police court handles a flurry of traffic cases as Magistrate Murphy dismisses Dr. A. Luttrell for speeding and James Dilley faces a nuisance charge for liquor sales. L N Ellis and John Doe for speeding and blocking turns forfeit bonds. J M Campbell to answer speeding. H J Campbell dismissed for spotlight use. John Brogan to appear for drunkenness.
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A. Luttrell
Murphy
L. N. Ellis
John Doe
J. M. Campbell
Butte
H. J. Campbell
James Dilley
Miles
Wast Third Street
John Brogan
Breath of Scandal at Imperial Captures Powerful Drama
The Breath of Scandal adapts Edwin Balmer’s novel for B P Schulberg’s Preferred Picture at the Imperial. Betty Blythe shines as the daughter and Lou Tellegen delivers a unique dual portrayal, with a lifelike cast and a sensitive take on a modern society woman facing family scandal.
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B. P. Schulberg
Edwin Balmer
Imperial Theater
Betty Blythe
Lou Tellegen
Clarence Doesn’t Work for Nothing
A Toledo Blade columnist suggests Mr. Darrow would concede that those facing crime should have funds to hire a good lawyer, prior to choosing a criminal path.
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Clarence
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