Powell official takes charge of mangled victim
May 15. The body of a man was found near a road track about five miles east of Jena Poumers, Keciff Mullen and Andersherff Rordecker went to the scene to investigate. The body was hanged in the air, and a horse and cart near by showed signs of a mishap. The victim, about age, had been dead for days. the undertaker in Deer Lodge prepared the body.
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de Thera
Jena
Poumers
Keciff Mullen
Andersherff Rordecker
Ghat
Anglers Plant Shipment Of Fish At Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge May 15 A new consignment of adult trout weighing three to seven pounds was landed from Georgetown Lake by the Deer Lodge Anglers Club. The fish were destined for the Blackfoot River area as spring weather brought large crowds to Bolt Links at Deer Lodge Country Club. Breens in strong form after recent layoff posted several fine scores. Local notes report J S Gnose of Anaconda visiting, Larry Vidal of Powell Post No 10 American Legion in town from Galen, Miss Jane Perriman returning from Anaconda, and Joss Sugg Gem Grocery owner noting Milltown road detour removal and good highway conditions between Missoula and Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
Georgetown Lake
Flackfoot River
Deer Lodge Country Club
Anaconda
Deer Lode
Larry Vidal
Powell Post
American Legion
Galen
Jane Perriman
Joss Sugg
Gem Grocery
Polson
Angling News Roundup in Ringling May Visit Societies
May 15 Ringling notes visitors from White Sulphur Springs and other towns. John Tipton of White Sulphur Springs was in town Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. William P. Schuyler and daughter Jean returned from California Oregon and Washington. Joe Parker arrived from Gold Creek and assumed the instant maintenance post left by S C Romine. Several residents planned trips to Bozeman Roundup and Four Mile for picnics and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. McKay
Meagher Republican
White Sulp Springs
Emma Kenyon
White Sulphur Springs
J.T. ‘McCurry
M. H. Crowley
Bozeman
Marguerite ‘Thomas
Great Falls
Four Mile
Alva J. Vinton
L. R. Swan
Child
Great Pill
Lima visitors and travelers record of early may
Lima May 15 residents and visitors are listed. J. J. Crosby of Portland departed for Salt Lake City after a week with his brother Alex. Vern Higbee of Dubois Idaho visited Lima. Tom Hurt and Minnie Rose left for Missoula for the state track meet. Carl Beardslee returned from Shelby. Bir and Mrs. Madigan with Earle Butner and Norman Downing drove to Missoula. Mr. and Mrs. T. Ogee visited Salt Lake City. D. A. Gault of Dillon spent Tuesday in Lima. Dorothy Ann Gosman returned to Dillon after visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gosman. George Webster of Dubois spent several days in Lima. Ars Laughridge returned to Bozeman after visiting her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Flemming and WW Patterson arrived from Los Angeles for the summer visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Crosby
Portland
Alex Crosby
Salt Lake City
Vern Higbee
Dubois
Idaho
Tom Hurt
Minnie Rose
Missoula
Carl Beardslee
Shelby
Bir
Mrs. Madigan
Earle Butner
Norman Downing
Birs
Sim Patterson
J. . Flemming
Patterson
Los Angeles
Eedita Terrace
Dillon School of Mines and Dillon Normal Track Meet Soon
Dillon’s only dual track meet of the season is scheduled for next Saturday at the Dillon athletic field. The Montana State mats squad will meet the School of Mines team in a opener that marks the first time the two have faced each other. Hollister shows a promising attack in nearly every event as the team anticipates strong competition in distance and cross country events.
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Dillon
Net Eaturdas
Montana
Mats Efjuad
School of Mines
Dillon Athletic Field
Hollister
Iran
Minera
Electors to Vote on Dillon School Mill Levy Increase
Dillon residents will vote at end of week on a special mill levy. A Dillon public meeting will decide if the district board of trustees can authorize an eight mill levy in addition to the existing ten mills for school purposes. Qualified electors from the district including the public school and normal training will be eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llon
Dillon
Dillon Publi Actio
Board of Trustees of
Rotary club to beautify vacant lot at Idaho and Bannacks
Dillon May 13 The Dillon Rotary club plans a beautification of the vacant lot at Idaho and Bannacks streets opposite the State Bank and Trust company. The corner will become a flower garden centered by a Poplar? blem formed by poppies and flowers in varied colors as part of the Rotary City's beauty campaign culminating last week in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dillon Rotary Club
Idaho and
Bannacks
Hank and ‘Trust Company
Rotary City
Beloved Matron Ella Ripley Dies After Illness
May 15 Dillon. Mrs Ella Ripley wife of L B Ripley retir ed rancher, died at home on South Atlantic after years of illness. Resident Beaverhead County since 1908 born Newcomerstown Ohio Dec 28 1867. Methodist church member held in esteem. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Joseph Newnes and Mrs Date Tas h son Arthur Ripley Deer Lodge and several sisters and brothers. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Montana
Joseph Newnes
Date ‘Tash
Arthur Ripley
Deer Lodge
Olive
Beaverhead high class play Friday with Kitty cast
Beaverhead county high school will stage The Arrival of Kitty by Norman Leon Swartout next Friday evening. Cast members include David Willams, Ralph Smith, Alden St, Clyde Sewell, Harold Cashmer, Florence Nedrow and May Clemon, with others listed among the participants. In Missoula the high school track contingent did not win but performed well, led by Frank Little's second in discus, as several students traveled for the event. Additional local notes cover visits, relocations, and social events, including teachers and students at Montana Belle college and state conventions. The rubber shipment from the Netherlands East Indies to the United States is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Roe
Bedrock
Yesterda
Dillon
Grant
Ag Club
Beaverhead County
Farmers aided by county agents in Phillips county
May 13 report shows crop improvement rodent control and livestock development as top concerns for Phillips county farming. In April M Lantz fielded 337 information calls, two thirds tied to club work co operatives loans and farm management. County agent work focuses on planning rural development with community cooperation.
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Methanty
Phillips County
Lantz
Ines
NeoUs
M. Lantz
Fred Bennion
Agricule
Tennton
Mothers Camp to Feature Noted Health Speakers in Bozeman
May 16 program in Bozeman will host Dr. Caroline Hedger of the Plizabeth AcCormte memorial fund Chicago as a keynote speaker on child health. The Mothers Camp movement began in Montana via the extension service and Montana Federation of Women's Clubs, expanding to other states with continued institutional support. Other speakers include Dr M A Brannon of the University of Montana and Dr Alfred Atkinson of Montana State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Caroline Hedger
Plizabeth, AcCormte Memorial Fund of
Chicago
Tumour Authority
Agame
Montana
Montana Extension Service
Enva
Federation of Women's Clubs
Setter
Hedger
M.A. Brannon
University of Montana
Alfeed Atkinson
State College
Junior prom shines at Cardwell gym in Jefferson Island
May 15 Jefferson Island youths held a bright junior prom at Cardwell gym. Blue and gold decorations, pink and green accents, and the Manhattan five piece orchestra created a festive scene. Supper followed at Cardwell hotel as crowds enjoyed the event and local residents mingled with visitors from Butte Whitehall and Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Island
Cardwell Kym
Manhattan
Cardwell Hotel
Paul Story and Son
Butte
Manlove
Whitehall
Wil Sacry
Carroll Sacry
Great Falls
Gussie Mack
Reasle
Tom Craine
John Newkirk
South
Boulder
Pairbanks
Dillon
Bitter Root News Chick Shipments Show Big Increase
Corvallis May 15 News brief reports day-old chick shipments arriving daily at Woodside with a 2,800 banner day. Key consignments include 990 to Mr and Mrs Warren and 700 to C D Moore, plus others. An additional 660 chicks are due to arrive today. Discussions on poultry experiences planned at the Warren farm Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Woodside
T. M. Magen
Kent
Washington
Mee
Gilbert F Warren
C. D. Moore
William Johnson
Charles Hohler
Mian
Jane Haut
William Hefner
Charles Smith
Henry Alche
Mes
Osterducke
John Deane
John Adaine
Franke Printz
Woodaide
Warren
Frost Damage Varies Across Corvallis Orchards
May 15 survey by horticulturist W A Dollinger in the Corvallis region shows frost damage uneven. Summerdale orchards east of Corvallis suffered hard hits while Hamilton to Victor areas showed less impact. Sour cherries largely spared though plum buds damaged. Pollinger and Young plan a Tower Valley survey next. Buds now developing. clear distinction between buds.
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Corvallis
Mamilton
Victor
A. W. KE. Dollinger
Summerdale
Gorvaltia
Hamilton
Potlingst Wau
Robert Young
Tower Valley
Steveneville
Pollinger
Prospects for Flaxcrop Favorable for Montana
Bozeman May 15 with world flax prices steady at 1.89 a bushel in London. Montana agr economists say flax offers favorable price prospects for the 1 season and North Western farmers may shift acreage from wheat to flax. Domestic demand supports continued flax planting into June.
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Bozeman
London
Montana
Department of Agricultural Economics
Montana Experiment Station
United States
William Fancy visits Philipsburg from Romy In The Miss Celena Hoiltvous
Local notes show William Fancy attending to business in Philipsburg over the weekend. A. R. McDonald returns from Butte after visiting his daughters in training at the Mureau hospital. Grace Gimell from Lisbon joins her mother Mrs Anderson for an extended visit in the area.
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Philipsburg
William Fancy
Romy
Celena Hoiltvous
A. R. McDonald
Butte
Tnd
The
Mieses
Nia
Edna McDonsin
Mureau
Grace” Gimell
Lisbon
North Dakota
Mra A. "Anderson
W. T. Brown
Dhutte
Aura Johnson
Malle
Philip
Porter
Robert Orchestra
R. FE
Sturday
Sturday ‘Vee Ting
Philpebure
Drummond
Aisees Vite Ainla Senking
Thelma
Steffans
Florenee Puttmer
Mee
Paul Wels
Charles, Knapp
Clayton Carmichael
Edward Kaiser
Walter Kalcer
Harold Bauer
Leland Schl the
John Page
Tom Page
Ness Jenson
Tuck Maswell
Norbert Cross
Long Cascade Tunnel Ambition Transforms Rail Route
The Cascade tunnel project aims to push the Great Northern line under the Cascade range near Scenic Washington. Crews, earning bonuses for fast progress, advanced the bore to near 1,000 feet monthly while challenging terrain, snow sheds, and a 3,380 foot summit pose monumental costs and risks. The completed tunnel will surpass 41,000 feet in length, cost about 10 million dollars, and reshape western rail travel.
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American Hemisphere
Cascade Mountains
Wash Tewall
Great Northern Railroad
Fesay
Fesay Been Late: Tn Ita Conseruct In, e'Ghid Hy Keene
Umner
Western Hemisphere
Canadian Pacific
Cascade
Pioneer Tunnel
Scenic
Scente
America
Europe
St. Gothard
Mount Denis
France
Italy
John F. Stevens
Great Northern
Cascade Range
Berne and Scenic
Berne
Naman
Ieee
Ted Bethaignally
Stenie
Berke
Dias
Unknown Ob Servers Report Bleak Ridge Vigil During Survey
Fragmentary OCR notes describe climbers on a storm swept ridge during a hol fay excursion. Unknown observers endure a bleak vigil as part of their preliminary survey, awaiting visibility to reach the next station.
Corvallis News Notes and Overseas Travel Items
Corvallis notes report Mrs. Maurice Eldredge returning from Hamilton Hospital and visits by William Dunbar and Marcus Hall. A farewell card party honors Mr. and Mrs. Bay before their New York to Copenhagen voyage. A Grantsdale federation invite and a hospital visit follow. An Australian auto expedition London to Australia is described, with Burma and Siam as the hardest stretch. A Calcutta fraud case over a girl sale ends with arrests for conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Maurice Eldredge
Hamilton
Wiliam Dunbar
Sp Kane
Thomas Dunbar
Marcus Hall
Florence
Prn
B Ranch Weet
R. Bay
Edwin Bay
Mrs. Bay
Leorned
Mex. Bay
New York City
Copenhagen
Denmark
Mr. Bay
Atlantic
Santa Ana
Cal
HD. Simmons
London
Australia
M. H. Ellis
Francis Bistles
W. Knowles
Verdun
Vienna
Constantinople
Delhi
Singapore
Sumatra
Java
Ellis
Burma
Siam
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Powell
Manning
Angling. News
Lima News
Dillon Bureau School OF Mines
Dillon Normal
Reaper
Netherlands East Indies
Child Health Authority
Buzz
Walter
Lloyd Brooks
K. Springer
Mammoth
Harald Armstrong
Nd. Armstrong
B. Tinsley
Pony
Big Hole
Dixie Lahood
Shad
An Lawood
W. F. Dusenberry
Elmer Fisher
Parrot Bench
Bitter Root
Philips News
Isaac Newton
Walthorpe Manor House
Grantham
England
L. Newton
Followng
J. J. Thomas
Trinity College
Frank Dyson
Bishop of Birmingham
Continental Life Insurance Co
Cassade
Ram Tewari Singh
Calcutta
India
Gaya Prasad Gang Porkit
Gans del
Porkit
Ganga Porkit
Singh
Howrah
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