West May Expect Tourist Increase on Rene Trail
West May expects a tourism surge as the Rene trail bureau in Butte plans full operation by June. H. C. Cooley, general manager of the Rene Trail Association, predicts about 15 000 auto travelers to Montana this season, roughly double last year’s 9 000, due to rising road popularity and more owners. Cooley and Radion Ballbronger confirm enhanced trail marking crews and coordinated efforts to prep the route for heavier traffic.
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WieRene Trail Association
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Opening of travel information bureaus across the West
Ar rangements for Tall information bureaus expand from Spokane to Miles City and Minneapolis Fort Wayne and Motedo with bureaus already open. The grews will arrive in Butte in June and provide tour sector tips weather and trail reports at daily bulletins for travelers.
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BC Ayordeen
Minneapolis
Mmil- Mauktee
Fort Wayne
Ind
Motedo
Aeron Peinis
Four Charged With Stealing Automobile Mystery Suspects Named
In Jus tee Doran's court four men including 1D McMillan and Charles Benjamin plus two youths known as John and Richard Doe are charged with grand larceny after Andrew Berg reported his car missing Tuesday night. Deputy Ghoritta recovered the auto in Meaderville after Berg left it on a Tul street. Beles Leary and O'Neil traced it to Meaderville and located two youths with the machine. All four are described as young men in early 20s.
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Charles Benjamin
John
Richard Doe
Justee Doran
Andrew Berg
Ghoritta
Meaderville
Berg
Tuland
Lard
Sheriff's Office
den- Beles Leary
O'Neil
County to Obtain Trucks for State Paving Project
Assurance has been given that state trucks available for use in Silver Bow county will be placed at the disposal of Marco Media, contractor in charge of the first paving project on the Butte Anaconda route. Following a Wednesday conference, arrangements with union workers are set, and the paving will be rushed to completion this summer.
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Marco Media
Butte-Anaconda
State Highway Commission
Big Vote Offer Ends Saturday for Help Yourself Club
The Standard promotes the first and largest extra vote offer of its Help Yourself club campaign ending Saturday at 10 pm May 22. Prizes range from 50 to 4425 dollars. Subscriptions mailed before closing receive credit even if not listed in the paper. Certificates cover payments and may be kept until campaign end.
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Help Yourself
Notable Prizes At Stake Prompt New Candidate Strategy
A fragment discusses valuable prizes and a candidate named Lars allowed to take one item for 3k. It notes selling the Standard is easy with votes counted via subscription payments and arrears or in advance, with $2.40+ per amount. A member list will appear in Friday's Standard.
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Speeding and related charges lead to fines in police court
Frank Poleh and George Pedier were fined $10 each for speeding after a police court hearing. James Leary received $20 for creating a disturbance. David Joseph filed the complaint in the Ansonia block. James Thomas and John Jackson forfeited $10 bonds for drunkenness. Gene Smith pled guilty to Vallancy and paid a $10 fine.
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Frank Poleh
George Pedier
James Leary
David Joseph
Ansonia
James
Thomas
John Jackson
Gene Smith
Woman Charged With Receiving Stolen Goods
Jennie D. Taylor was charged in a justice court complaint issued yesterday by Phil C. Goodwin postmaster of Butte. The charge states she received three waists two petticoats and nine hats that had been stolen from mail packages and with knowledge that they were stolen.
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Phil C. Goodwin
Butte
Taylor
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Grace Methodist to entertain Tuesday night program announced
Grace Methodist church plans a Tuesday evening program featuring vocal, instrumental, and literary items arranged by Mrs. J D Wallace. The Ladies Aid society will perform the playlet The Old Maid's Club, and Alexander the Second will return for a reprise.
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Grace” Methodist
J.D. Wallace
Ladies' Aid Society
Old Maid's Club
Alexander
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