News From Various Points In Montana
News from different Montana locations notes travel and visits. Mrs W E Ewing and family left for Seattle where Mr Ewing has a new job. Bob Berry visits with friends. Mrs Farran of Brainard Minnesota, sister of Mrs Westfall, returned home. Mrs Larson went back to Wolf Point after visiting her sister Miss Viewig. Mr and Mrs Brackney host a visit from Mr Brackney's mother of Brookston Indiana.
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Billings
W. E. Ewing
Seattle
Ewing
Bob Berry
F. A Farran
Brainard
Minn
J. R. Westfall
Larson
Wolf Point
Viewig
Mr. Brackney
Brookston, Ind
Bitter Root Celebrates Fourth In Florence And Corvallis
Two valley towns plan Fourth of July festivities with free parades and entertainment. Corvallis hosts an old fashioned picnic on the school grounds with a parade, patriotic services, speeches by Tom Kane and Dr. J. Parker, sports at 1 pm, and a 2 pm ball game expected to draw about 2,000 fans. Florence offers a three day rodeo style program featuring horse races bucking contests steer riding and exhibition riding led by O P Dishman with Dave Smith assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Florence
Dishman’s Park
Corvallis
Stevensville
Melba Schwab
Tom Kane
J. Parker
O. P. Dishman
Dave Smith
Mr. Smith
Montana
Bitter Root
Big Hole
Dave
Hamilton Notes Busy Visitors and Local Business
Hamilton columns list visitors and residents, including Mrs. Frank Cone and daughters in Butte, George W. Campbell from Sioux Falls, and Curtis Ray with Len Schomota in town. Other topics cover breeding Belgian sheepdogs, mining visits, a broken arm at Deer Lodge, and a large club picnic at Sleeping Child springs with car contributions from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Frank Cone
Margaret
Deleste
Medford
Ore
Mira Des Bruxelles
New Jersey
Tom Des Bruxelles
Samson
Belgium
Curtis Ray
Len Schomota
Darby
N. Frazier
West Fork
Trapper Creek
Man Denies Giving Moonshine To Young Child In Alabama
W H Crawford of Eight Mile near Florence is jailed on charges of mistreating the Coleman family. Mrs Coleman says Crawford visited intoxicated and gave their three year old liquor causing a stupor lasting hours. An information is filed and Crawford faces arraignment with $2,500 bail. He was previously jailed on a liquor charge with a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
W. H. Crawford
Eight Mile
Florence
William Coleman
Crawford
W. H. Grimes
Missoula
Ravalli County
Kalispell Man Named Horticultural Chief
W L Shovell will be succeeded by Edward Dickey of Kalispell as chief of the state department of horticulture’s division. Dickey takes office August 1 after a long Kalispell residency and prior work with the Northwest Potato Exchange. The change follows a broader department reshuffle amid administration changes. Shovell, Bitter Root Valley resident since 1907, is a Montana State College graduate who previously inspected the division before leading it. Bitter Root fruit growers and local orchardists praised his service and urged continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
W. L. Shovell
State Department of Horticulture
Edward Dickey
Kalispell
A. H. Bowman
Dickey
Montana
Northwest Potato Exchange
Department of Agriculture
Shovell
Bitter Root Valley
Montana State College
Bitter Root
Ineer
Bureau of Public Roads
U. S Department Ofriculture
Smead-Simons
Missoula
Yada
Bureau of Public Pont
Portland
Forest
Sheridan
General Contractors Association
Spokane
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture of the United Sates
H Purcell
Eng Dune
Missoula National Forest
County of Granite
Bureau of Public
U. & Deriment of
Agr . - Simon
Post Office
Oregon
General Contractor Association
Washiet
Secretary of Agriestives
Tsontana
Ook
C. H Purcell
Stevensville News Notes Highlights Local Travel and Visits
June 29 Stevensville report covers Ralph Robinson selling a purebred Aberdeen Anguss doll to Albert Rupp of Philipsburg with shipment next week. Roy Stratton recovers from appendicitis surgery. Marvin Porter to drive a Yellowstone park tourist bus. Gladys Lockridge returns home after graduating in Dillon. Charles Foust and daughter depart for a coast auto trip. Mr and Mrs James Boles visit from Philipsburg. Frank Warner arrives from Florida to visit his daughter. J W Shoemaker tours canneries with the National Canners Association. Sigma Chi delegates from the state university head to Park Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Ralph Robinson
Robinson-Davis Ranch
Here
Albert Rupp
Philipsburg
Roy Stratton
Marvin Porter
State University
Yellowstone Park
Gladys Lockridge
Dillion
State Normal College
Charles Foust
William Hedges
James Boles
Boles
Mattie Higgins
Frank Warner
Florida
Price Higgins
J. W. Shoemaker
Ben Plummer
B. F. Plummer
A'bert Berg
Ralph Stowe
Calvin Pearce
Es Park
Colo
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Three Forks News Notes Highlights Local Travel
Three Forks Montana notes list visits from Mrs. C. E. Baker and Mrs. George Wilcox, Anna Lane’s trip to Bozeman for a funeral, and arrivals of F. Ruetter, Skeen family, and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul officials H E Byram B B Greer Hines K Hop kins. Harold Young of Anaconda visited relatives. R B Culbertson and son also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
C. E. Baker
Butte
George Wilcox
Lower Madison
Our City
Anna Lane
Bozeman
Thomas Altmaier
Skeen
Harlowton
Chicago
Milwaukee
R. Magegett
Young Son
Deer Lodge
W. E
B. B. Greer
Mr. Hines
KE. M. Hopkins
Rocky Mountain Division
E. R. Avery
Harold Young
Anaconda
R. B. Culbertson and Son
Madison county notes show visitors and local events
Mr and Mrs Lou Howard and daughter Leelyn and Miss Doris Robinson visited at Bert Maynard home from Bozeman. Mary from Seattle visited Miss Sue Knight. Alderman A Wilkinson and family from Butte spent a weekend at the lake. A baby was born to George Wainwaring on June 19. Sewing club of 14 under Miss Louise Maynard began a brisk season. Various residents from Butte Seattle Sheridan Cameron and Virginia City visited or hosted gatherings at meadow lake Inn and canyon. Hatching season at Meadow Lake fish hatchery yielded over four million eggs. game warden Fat ridges planted fry. sheep shearing nearly finished at Varney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Howard
Leelyn
Doris Robinson
Bozeman
Bert Maynard
Vee Delaney
Mary
Seattle
Sue Knight
M. A. Switzer
Ruth
Patti
Butte
Alderman A. Wilkinson
Lake
George Wainwaring
E. M. Mead
Ruth Switzer
Louise Maynard
J. R. Allenburg
Thomas, Lyness
Andrew Stewart
Thomas L
Mount Shasta
D. R. McLeod
Gordon
Norris
the Lake
Walter Buford
Sheridan
Meadow Lake Inn
Gilbert
Cardwell
County Federation of Women's Clubs
Pony
Ernest Weeter
Ray Kohls
Virginia City
Ennis
William Carpenter
Charles Staples
Carpenter
The
Otis Perry
Long Beach
Cal
Squires
Livingston
California
J. C. Barnett
Miss Hazel
Thomas Vincent
Amos Storey
Lois
Luther Storey
George Carkeek
Cameron
Madison Canyon
J. RK
Sandiland
Maurice McDowell
McAllister
Walter Orton
Herman
Harry Baker
Eleanor
Oscar
Ruth Miles
Mabel Lewis
Whitehall
Frank Conkling
T. B. Switzer
Hardin
M. B. Riddell
Luzerne
N. Y
Valley
Yellowstone Park
Riddell
M. DL. McVey
Harrison
Canyon
Nellie
Florence McLung
Mildred Carlson
Visst
Charles Carlson
Dillon Normal
T. J. Wilson
Robert
C. Frisbee
Misa Walter Vincent
Meadow Creek
T. N. Simmons
Mr. Hayes
Hildreth Funeral Held In Dillon Montana
The funeral of Henry D. Hildreth was held at the First Church yesterday afternoon in Dillon with many sorrowing friends in attendance. Rev. Edward Smith officiated as Mrs. H. H. Bates and others provided music. Pallbearers were Frank Rife Parke Scott Ike Rife Jr. Tom Craver Edgar Rife and James Jensen. Dillon News notes report local travels and visitors across Montana including Glacier Park Elkhorn Springs and Wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth
Dillon
Henry D. Hildreth
Edward Smith
H. H. Bates
Jean Bishop
Albert Stamm
George Melton
Grant E. Finch
Isles of
Somewhere
Frank Rife
Parke Scott
Ike Rife Jr
Tom Craver
Edgar Rife
James Jensen
Latvia Water Shortage Halts Log Floats Workers Lose Jobs
A drought in Latvian streams has halted log floating from camps, disrupting operations and leaving many workers unemployed as water levels fail to support the timber transport. Local mills and laborers face economic strain as schedules collapse and relief efforts begin.
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Latvia
Manhattan News Notes and Local Celebrations Brighten June
Manhattan June 29. Mr and Mrs Charles Townsend celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary with a dinner at their country home near Manhattan. Guests include Secompa family of Ancony Roy Scow and family of Manhattan George Parks and children of Sand Point Idaho and George Oyler. C Lt Gayle hosts a 28th anniversary dinner with J R Lewis Chicago G M Lewin and George K Clarke as guests. George Oyler another longtime resident marks his diet birthday with 38 relatives at a lawn dinner. A Masonic lodge meeting adds two candidates at the third degree followed by a banquet. Manhattan Commercial club hosts a dance with music and lunch. Catholic league enjoys an afternoon at Williams hall hosted by Mrs Ed Scanlan. Ladies Aid at Presbyterian church hosted by Mrs G Lewis and Mrs J J Romine with lunch on the lawn. Rev and Mrs Karnes of Three Forks attend. Frank J Jakie and Mrs Viola Kirk wed in Manhattan with only family present. They plan to live in Manhattan. Romine family picnic at Elkertek. Mrs J R Lewie and Ruth West arrive from Chicago to spend the summer with Mr and Mrs G M Lewis. Mrs Alnora Taylor leaves for Sand Point Idaho to visit friends and relatives. H W Turner and children drive to Cardwell for a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Charles Townsend
Secompa
Ancony
Roy Scow
George Parks
Sand Point
Idaho
George Oyler
Lt. Gayle
Masonic Lodge
Rode
Manhattan Commercial Club
Catholic League
Mra. Ed. Scanlan
Williams Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Mres
Jakie
J. J. Romine
Elkertek
J. R. Lewie
G. M. Lewis
Ruth West
Mr. Lewis
Chicago
Alnora Taylor
H. W. Turner
Cardwell
Deier Lodge Prison Release Sought in Habeas Case
In Powell county, Judge George B. Winston denied the habeas corpus writ by pene min T. Savage seeking release from the Montana State penitentiary after claiming illegal detention beyond his Blaine county term. Deer Lodge notes report community visits and local exchanges as residents travel and visit across towns including Butte Seattle and Anaconda, with family health updates and court duties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Penemin T. Savage
District Court
Powell County
George B. Winston
Savage
State Penitentiary
Blaine County
Steven Thraeher
Frank Schrieber
Sheridan City Notes Recap of Summer Visits and Local Changes
Sheridan items highlight Otto Hehoenfeld Jr returning from Missoula to spend summer after sophomore year, the Speedy couple buying the Thurgood house and planned repairs, Mrs. Lee’s return from Beattie and western cities, and Principal Brim returning from Livingston with family. Also covered are a bridge luncheon for Walcott Raymond, visits by Frank Tolson and daughters, Mrs. E B Sutherland’s Seattle arrival for a few weeks, Millard Hurlerdick selling his stake in the Sheridan Forum to B G Hale, and delegates from the Sheridan Woman’s Library Club attending the Madison County Federation meeting noting productive year. Announcements include a marriage report for Jeanne Leach and Joe Dahiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muth Penton
Livingston
Charles Fenton
Fenton
Hiridger
Winthrop Raymond
0. H. Junod
Mize Lijlah Raymond
Walcott Raymond
Jeffers
Frank Tolson
Whitehall
Waller Hill
Florence
Anna
Kethel
Gertrude Hill
BE. L. Sutherland
Alice
Bheridan
Seattle
Millard Hullerdick
Bheridan Forum
Madison County Forum
B. Hale
Mmes Fiera McNulty
Frank Toifon
Mary Adams
Arthur Bilinghouse
James Duncan Jr
Cave Duncan
A. Halse
Bheridan Woman's Library Club
Cardwell
Madison County Federation of Women's Clubs
Sheridan
Jeanne Leach
Joe Dahiman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bitter Root News
Florence and Corvallis
Hamilton News
Harry C. Morris
Helena
Marehall Field & Co
Morris
Robert Woody
James Woody
M. EE. Wyllerton
Jackson
Valley Friends
Jack Currie
John A. Currie
Valley Mercantile Company
Currie
A. W. Nyquist
Brown Butte
Frog Pond Basin
Woodson
Miles City
Business
Professional Woman's Club
Sleeping Child Springs
Charles Eggan
George Roldt
Laura Harper
Nora Larkey
Margaret McCuoch
Ane
Standard Publishing Co
Anaconda, Mont
Madison County News
Dillon Bureau
Frank Bassett
H. M. Brundage
Great Falls
C. K. Blinn
Dorothy Blinn
Ruth Gelhaus
Laverne Brown
Elkhorn
Springs
Ras Hansen
E. F. Price
Dell
H. D. Hildreth
Laura T
Parks
Armstead
Ed Rogers
G. T. Paul
Secretary Jardine
Ike Rife and Sons
Frank
Ike Jr
Medicine Lodge
Walter Stamm
Rose Stamm
Argenta
le Mellon
Horse Prairie
Lambert Eliel
Francia Gelham
Wisdom
Jardine
Pearl
Smith
Rachel
Ralph
Clark Anderson
Craig
A. L. Anderson
Harold Blinn
Helen Wheat
Herb Wheat
Henry Schoenborn
Alf Decker
Dellar Gordon
Elmer Gordon
L. D. Brown
Mr. Turner
8. D
R. G. McPherson
Mr. Allen
McPherson
Yellowstone National Park
Lorrain Spencer
Hazel
Evelyn Miller
Clyde Patton
Busby
Mont
Patton
L. A. Root
Root
William Petersen
Petersen
Kenmare
N. D
Ruth Gribble
Tom
John Copeland
Albert Wanamaker
Morgan
Ovando
Johnston
Grace Talbott
Lloyd M. Johnston
J. B. Billingsley
TI. McLees
Reed Point
Harold Abbey
Twedot
Manhattan News
Manhattan News Notes
Deer Lodge Bureau
Bart Stuart
Lesley McCormick
Wash
Burton Rivers
Trident
Lewis Prickett
William Breessina
Melody
St. Vincent's Orthopedic Hospital
Sam Koehler
J. T. Owsley
William Kemna
Ralph Elerick
Jens
Joseph Rogers
Gus Gerdts
Gold Creek
Steven Thrasher
Mir
M. B. WH. Gannon
Mies
Laura Criteer
Walter
Edwin Gannon
Francis Galtlegher
Georgia Kelley
Parnell
Sheridan News
Continental
W. J. Sewell
East Park Street
Robert Shaw
Acoma
United States
Drummond
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