Snow blockade being overcome on Milwaukee road
Trains on the Milwaukee Road began crossing the division between McIntosh South Dakota and Marmarth North Dakota after several days blocked by a blizzard. Officials from Milwaukee and Northern Pacific assessed the situation as high water on the Yellowstone River added to delays. By yesterday Northern Pacific trains returned to schedule with No. 1 North Coast Limited only one hour late to Butte as crews worked to rout around the blockade and restore service.
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Miles City
Bute
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Barrett
Butte
Nicholson
Earling
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Tima
Milwaukee
Yellowstone
Missouri Division
Terry
Northern Citie
North Coast Limited
Butte Meat Markets Make Good Showing
Butte meat markets posted strong results in a recent inspection by city meat inspector Dr. G H Stephenson. Of 23 markets, 19 received 100 percent ratings while the rest ranged at least 51 percent. The report lists market names and locations with many earning perfect scores and several scoring 94 to 100. Wright notes several Utah and Arizona street addresses among the top performers.
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Butte
G. H. Stephenson
Park Market
West Park Steinberg
Len
West Park
South Arizona
Cudahy Company
North Main
Dobell Returns From Long Trip Across Regions
L Dobell has returned from a seven week trip that included Guatemala visits and tours in southern US cities. He traveled with E Spriggs, chairman of the state apensation board who has marble interests in the southern country. They visited the interior of the region.
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L. Dobell
Guatemala
United States
Butte Band May Go to Convention
The Anaconda Copper Mines band from Butte plans to attend the democratic national convention in San Francisco. They will travel from Portland and join the Montana delegation in Sacramento late June. The group leaves Butte on June 25 by Oregon Short Line to reach the convention. The article also notes Third Liberty loan bonds and Boy Scout Troop No. 12’s growth, plus a new speedometer invention.
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Anaconda
Bootlegging Raids Seize Furnishings At Local Bars
Police seized furnishings from Phistle and Malarky bars on South Montana and North Main, under John Melia’s direction. John Turner was arrested March 1 for bootlegging as equipment was stored at the courthouse. Malarky paid a $100 fine in police court after a bootlegging conviction. Abdur-Rah Afghanistan timeline referenced for historical context.
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Phistle
South Montana
Direc
John Melia
Dru Squad
John Turner
Andrew Malarky
North Main Street
Melia
Malarky
Unruly Girl Sent 10 State Institution
A girl about 14 charged with incorrigibility was committed to the state reformatory at Miles City by Juvenile Court Judge Ludo Lynch. Other cases note boys guilty of petty crimes, with sentences suspended for good behavior. two widows were granted pensions.
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Symons
Northwest
Broadway
Montana
State Reformatory
Miles City
Ludo Lynch
YMC A BASKETBALL TOURNEY DRAWS CROWDS
A total of 38 teams entered six separate basketball tournaments at the Y M C A with over 280 men and boxers listed. Junior boys classes lead the field for first honors as alphabetically started events proceed amid rivalry. A separate story notes a roll of money saved Walter Wealthy Huntington by obstructing a highwayman’s shot.
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Y. M
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