Man in Deer Lodge Dies by Poison
Joe Baker, a longtime valley resident and farm hand in Deer Lodge, Montana, was found dead near the Yellowstone Trail after apparently taking poison. Coroner R. W. Ross noted death by self-inflicted poison with facial burns. Baker had worked for Kohrs, Deer Lodge Farms, and Ed Chapman Ranch. Found by Arthur Bierman and Ed Tameke, Baker died about 20 hours earlier. coroner sought relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohrs
Deer Lodge Farms ‘Company
Ed Chapman
Arthur Bierman
Ed Tameke
de Lodge
Baker
Jody
Onice
Deer Lodge Promises To Support The Trail
Deer Lodge promises support for a regional trail project led by business leaders at city hall. MP Cooley outlined efforts to recruit members and promote the trail, noting advertising work and highway improvements to foster regional growth. Cooley mentioned his son Parle assisting a committee in securing memberships, with many of the 168 needed already obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
Ooley
Parle
C. J. Benton
American Legion ‘Auxiliary Urees
Vores Een
Albers ‘En
Bre
Marie Normandin
Albert
AmKix
Seneca
Powell county team faces Butte game after scrimmage loss
Powell county high school football winds up a tough scrimmage week before Friday's game in Butte against Butte High. Only casualty Donald Johnson dislocated his collarbone in practice. Coach Hornsby relies on limited lettermen John McGillis Langdon Rivers Keith Burke Kenneth Denton for lineup, with many promising players vying for the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hergford
Hornsby
John "McGillls
Langdon Rivers
Keith Burke
Kenneth Denton
John McGilla
Lang
Rivers
Francis Hayes
Rift Bame
Leitch
Bid Potvin
Ralph Denton
Frank Williams
F. Small
Vic Goldie
H. Miller
J. Bielenberg
Grant
Melvin Kelsey
Sterting
R. Davison
MacCalmon
Rule
St. Hendrickson
Walter’ Murphy
Local figures attend meeting at Avon yesterday
A fragmented report shows George Sowenn and Parris Anderson among attendees at a meeting held yesterday. Holman of Avon and Yenn were present, with unclear dialogue about busin ess matters and a referenced Hin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite
Ipusinens
Ells ‘Pangeanye Sowenn
George Witewerald
Parris
Anaerson
Hutte
Ted Holman
Avon
Powell Is Speaker At Rotary Meeting
Deer Lodge sept 28 Deer Lodge Trotarians heard a talk by Dr. Benton and H C Cooley at a weekly meeting. The speaker claimed there is no place like Montana and urged consideration of Western Montana towns that might wish to relocate along the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Kane
Tacoma
Seattle
Montana
C. Benton
Yellewstone Tall
H. C. Cooley
Rman
Whitehall News Briefs From Local Social Scene
Seattle visitor Mrs Marie C Willis stays with her mother Mrs Underwood. Edna Tait and 0 Mosier leave for Bozeman where students enter State College. Nurses Murray hospital in Butte. Whitehall reports a vacancy. a man to be provided. Nielsen and Straw families visit. several locals travel to Bozeman for studies. Marguerite McFadden hosts and others attend gatherings at Covert home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Arg
J. W. Straw
Foraythe
Billings
Alva Straw
Will Tepay
Clinton Sloan
Baby
C.ms
Basin News Roundup Sees Residents in Basin and Nearby Towns
J F Mercer visited Butte on business while Louis Schivon and daughter traveled Basin bound. Mrs Sullivan and son arrived from Butte for a visit with Felativen. Roy Leonard and others went to Missoula and Boulder on mining and business tasks. Several Basin residents planned moves to Butte and Butte area, with visitors from Camas Hot Springs, Missoula, Arlee, and local schools officials dropping by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Loiselle
Camas Hot Springs
Missoula
Arlee
Flathead
Jim MacPherson
Butte
MacPherson
Asestant
Mira 'D. St
George J. Beck
George Beck’ Jr
Mike Stroski
Frank’ Hancock
P.P. Goaudin
Harry C. Sayre
Joe Yob
Petery
Tutte
Arthur F Loiselle
Roy
Teonard
Boulder
Tina Smith
Joe Pitcher
The
Darby
Marguerite Murray
Jamce
Mary Wade
Allot Butte
Charles Warren
A.C. Ray
Ted Oren
Glen Souman
Bitter Root News Reports at Medicine Tree Ceremony
A fragment of Bitter Root News notes a Medicine Tree gathering 12 miles south of Darby with tribal leaders planning annual rites and a push to end hunting licenses. Mentions of attendance, Roman Catholic influence, and community events surface amid scattered personal notices and local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitter Root
Medicine Tree
Urbal’ Teaders
Medicine
Darby
Ingiane
Dillon Bureau Get-Together Picnic Planned by Dillon Men
A Dillon Rotary luncheon announces a Big Hole basin community picnic next Sunday at Wisdom. Senator Hazelbaker proposed the event to foster cross county fellowship with Dillon, Centennial valley, Horse Prairie, Medicine Lodge and other areas. An orchestra led by Wigh seh played, and Vivian Tobe spoke on public school aims.
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Dillon
Big Hole Basin
Rotary
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Ditton
Wisdom
Big Hole ‘Basin
Hazelmaker
Centennial Valley
Horse Prairie
Medicine Lodge
Wighseh
Vivian Tobe
Montana State Formal
Ein
W. H. Stephan
Enrolment Record Hit at AdhmAL College
Dillon, Sept 23. Enrolment at Montana Stats Normal College soars to a record rise of 480 percent for fall. Adjustments will ease conditions soon per President Davia who expects final figures to exceed five hundred. Friday nights faculty reception aims to welcome new students and staff. Nursing staff changes include Rosa Carkeek acting nurse in Miss Katherine MacGregor’s absence. Librarian assistants Helen Foley and Miss Falkner join with prior library experience. New swimming pool construction progresses rapidly with exterior work nearing completion before severe weather. Hamill contractor notes.
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Rosa Carkeek
Helen Foley
Butte
Mac’ Falkner
Kalispell
Hamill
Beaver high school issue prints first edition for year
Beaverhead county high school's Beaver publishes its first issue of the year. Wayne Roberts is editor with Forsgren as associate editor and Inness as business manager. Staff includes Boone, Scott, Scully, Cosgrove, Yeager, Sorenson, Roberts. Emery Gibson sponsors the paper. The high school band, with L A Gregory, has 19 members and holds weekly practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Roberts
Emery Gibson
L.A. Gregory
Death Claims Mrs Agnetta Bolstad After Brief Illness
Mrs Agnetta Bolstad died at her son's Dillon home following a short illness. Born in Norway on December 28, 1860, she came to the United States about 38 years ago. She lived in Dillon for three months with her son, previously in Anaconda and North Dakota. Survived by son Oscar daughter Mrs Se Wilsie and a brother John Delser of Minnesota. Funeral arrangements pending daughter’s arrival.
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Agnetta
Norway
Dillon
Anaconda
Oscar
Aughter
Wilsie
North Dakota
John’ Delser
Minnesota
Funeras
Reverend Knudson Named Pastor in Dillon
The Rev Carl Knudson of Great Palle is appointed pastor of the Methodist church in Dillon to fill the vacancy caused by the transfer of the Net Edward Smuttutte by the late Methodist conference. The departure of the Rev Mr. aeti fdist church in Dion is noted with regret. Frank Baldwin and Mrs Belle Henderson, both of Dillon, were mentioned as visitors. Mr and Mrs Ora Roselle spent yesterday in Dillon from Monte. Frank Willoughby of Coolidge was in the city on business. Miss Millie Adams was present with her companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Frank Baldwin
Belle Henderson
Ora Roselle
Dillon
Monte
Frank Willoughby
Coolidge
Millie
Adams
Dillon Social Roundup of Local Fellows Visitors
The afternoon saw Miss Covalt depart for Butte to shop for a day while Misses Muriel and Margaret Toe planned a Seattle trip to attend the University of Washington. Mrs Brenner and Mrs Brenner traveled from Grant to Dillon for a day, M. Landers and family from Coolidge also spent the day here. Lewis Penwell of Helena called on Dillon business matters. William Dunn Francis Dunn and Paul Judge left for Salt Lake City to visit the University. Geraldine Smith has taken a secretary post at the state dormitories. Mrs Shriver and Miss G Shriver of Missoula were visitors in Dillon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atss Jean Covalt
Butte
Muriel
Margaret Toe
Seattle
University of Washington
Chicken Season Closes This Evening
The text notes the end of the hunting season for various birds and waterfowl. It mentions grouse, chicken, and ducks with details about season dates, limits, and local officials enforcing regulations. The fragmented OCR describes sunset closing times and actions by hunters and authorities.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Offer Quick Strength Gain
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as an easy to take substitute for cod liver oil. It claims rapid weight gain and increased strength for thin or weak people and notes the product is sold by drug stores for 60 tablets at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy's
City Drug Store
Fuller Drug Company
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Powell
Waitewall News
Basin Bureau
Parry News
Mackay
Heee
Norman ‘Ray
Soration
Haina Capital
Rively
Hatton
State Normal
Margaret
Victor
Mini Lenore ‘Thompson
Thompson
George Cumming
Clarence
Mini Wini
Akron
Ohio
Cage
Summers
MeKenry
Mary Sherrill
Mary” Karlee
Dion
Stubbs
California
Averil
Alberton
W. G Scheder
Novert Byrnes
Sodier
Fg Ae Byrd
Mise Byrd
Tori Marton
Byrd
Helen Gott
Lenore Thompson
Archie Barrill
Theodore Sherrill
Cithign
Alta
Ting
W. F Jackson
Oulder Springs
Vicevieh
Me Acary J. Casper
Ennis
Kathleen Jaenisch
Dillon Bureau
Adhmal College
Agnetta Bolstad
Hev. Knudson
Sweet Candy Company
Salt Lake
Utah
ODEC
Evan Bites
Goitre
W. J. Vanes
Valley Park
Kleenburn
Wyoming
Washoe Coal Co
Main St
Pho
United States
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
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