Pair Wield Gun In Butte HoldUp
A six foot gunman and an accomplice robbed William Miettwinen of 15 dollars early yesterday as he walked home three blocks from his East Broadway residence. One assailant displayed a heavy Luger and threatened him while the other searched the victim. Police obtained a description and began a manhunt. Separately Cr H Peterson reported a store break in with 100 pound sacks of flour and 30 pounds of butter stolen.
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William Miettwinen
East Broadway
Miettwinen
East Broad Way
Ofie
Cr. H. Peterson
South
Montana Street
October Weather Dull in Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Park reports a cold October following a warm summer. It notes the coldest October in 38 years except 1919 with 23.4 inches of snow about 17 inches above normal. Temperatures ranged from 64 on October 4 to three degrees on the 27th. eight inches fell on October 23.
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Yellowston Park
N. P
Federal report on potato crop shows national decline
A Ninth Federal Reserve district forecast signals a national potato drop of about 110 million bushels in 1925 from 1924. Montana exceeds last year’s yield by nearly a million, while Minnesota North and South Dakota fall well short of 1924 levels. Local prices rise with shipment volumes and frost concerns.
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Montana
Monthly Review of Agriculture and
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
United States
North
Butte
Washington
Unknown man buys ticket for missing Doris O Dowd to Salt Lake City
A 16 year old girl identified as Doris O Dowd formerly of Deer Lodge traveled via train from Deer Lodge to Idaho relatives. In Butte two boys snatched her purse. In Pocatello an unknown man bought her a ticket to Salt Lake City and may face charges if located with her. The train conductor and Pocatello agent report the information to county officials.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Sault Lake City
Doris O'Dowd
Deer Lodge
David J. O'Connor
Butte
Utah
Butte Mentioned Favorably in New York Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal article by Carl Trauerman notes Butte’s prosperity with recent investments by Elks' hall Symons front and Dreibelbis plans near $100000 in ground and building for a wholesale drug business. It highlights scarce rentals rising bank deposits new ore bodies and expanded mine operations. It also cites F Arthur Linforth and quotes his line about Butte as the richest hill on earth. Foreign railway sums and Lapland mine schedules round out the piece.
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Butte
Wall Street Journal
Carl Trauerman
Elks’ Hall
Symons
Dreibelbis
Lower Main Street
F. Arthur Linforth
Butte Kiwanis Club
Linforth
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Nation
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New York
Government of Columbia
Lapland
Warutdoor
Frost King
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Art Department
Stevens
Winter Haven
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Orduroy
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