Weekend trips and local notes fill Missoula section
Daily notices report Mrs. Carl D. Paulson leaving for Portland and friends heading to San Francisco, with returns from a summer Orient tour. Missoula hosts rodeo start by Leo J. Cremer, a family reunion in Big Timber, and travels of locals to Utah coast. Yellowstone sets new gate entry record at 320000. election registration closes Sept 15. fishing drought hits Musselshell lakes with minnows and suckers stressing trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace W. Hannah
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City
Hannah
Big Timber
Utah
Alpha Hannah
Vincent
Missoula
Miss Hannah
Missoula County
Vincent Hannah
State College
Bozeman
Livingston
C. V. Rubottom
Forest Lake
Musselshell
Crazy Mountains
Hardin Football All American Ralvah Scott Found Dead
Ralvah V. Scott aged 42 of Hardin was found dead by carbon monoxide poisoning in his car at the airport two miles east of Hardin. The former Wisconsin all American tackle of 1920 was discovered Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Ralvah V. Scott
Hardin
University of Wisconsin
Local notes from Gibson area include visitors and events
Mrs. B. B. Knapp and infant son returned home, neighbors visited Gibson and Big Timber. Mt View school house dance drew a large crowd. cattle moved to new pastures near Whitehall. rain and hail damaged gardens near Laurel. Mrs. Zimmerman's 75th birthday celebrated with a luncheon at Gibson August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Knapp
L. R. Bruce
Rapelje
Bert Willard
Big Timber
Joe Mitchell
Carl Bachman
John Schiltz
Livingston
John Goosey
George W. Carl
Gibson
Mt. View School House
Bob Lindner
Henry Waarum
L. Burmeister
Whitehall
George Neumayer
J. G. Neumayer
Laurel
Carl Fulkerson
Classified ads listing livestock and rentals
A mixed classified snippet offers 10 young registered bulls in trade for old bulls, mentions Esp and Syking, plus listings for rental housing by Nick Lorig and Mrs Nina Davis, a Geetee Allen ranch pole price, Bridger creek area sheep sale by N R McDonald, and an apartment sale due to health with reduced price by Jake Mageincen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Lorig
Geetee Allen
West Bridger Creek
Stockade
Bridger Creek Road
N. R. McDonald
Nina B. Davis
G. Alexander
Reed Point
Mont
Jake Mageincen
Faber
Reed Point Women Sue Relative for Damages
Reed Point to seek $30,409.80 in three district court suits arising from a July 25 auto crash on U S Highway 10 east of Mandan. Susie Poundstone and Belle Thompson claim injuries from H M Cothron of Bozeman who allegedly drove off the road, crashed through a fence, and into a coulee after accepting transport from Reed Point to Iowa. Thompson seeks 15,000 plus 212.50 costs. Poundstone demands 15,000 plus 197.30 costs. Thompson details severe facial injuries and a disfiguring skull fracture with jaw and eye injuries. Poundstone cites skull fracture and multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
H. M. Cothron
Bozeman
Susie Poundstone
Belle Thompson
Reed Point
Cothron
Mandan
S. D
Poundstone
Castle Miner Visits Old Stamping Ground
Martinsdale correspondence of Harlowton Times reports J. E. Hensley of Castle visiting town Sunday with his daughter in law and grandchildren. Hensley, resident of Coeur d Alene, led a family mining legacy from Kentucky and Virginia roots to Castle mountains, Yellowstone mines, and the 1887 Castle town layout, with bonds and leases shaping their ventures up to 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsdale
Harlowton
J. E. Hensley
Castle
W. W. Coates
Henderson Coates
Mr. Hensley
Coeur d’Alene
F. L
Isaac
J. A
William
Cooke City
F. L. Hensley
Castle Mountains
Cumberland
Yellowstone
Bonding Company
Kirksvile
Lifer Confesses to 1928 Slaying in Kansas Woman
Missouri warden J M Sanders reported Charles Bunch a Missouri penitentiary convict confessed to killing Mrs S O Netherton of Olathe Kansas in 1928. He said the confession aims to vindicate her husband serving a life term for the same crime. Bunch, jailed for Bates County farm house robbery since 1929, allegedly shot Mrs Netherton after she confronted the intruders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
J. M. Sanders
Charles Bunch
Missouri Penitentiary
S. O. Netherton
Olathe
Kan
Kansas Prison
Sanders
Bunch
Tom Scott
Bridger Creek Visit to Tom Hovland Home Noted
Agnes Terland visited last week at the Tom Hovland home on White Beaver. Maurice and Carl Peterson of Chicago are guests this week, cousins of Mr. Terland. Attendees from here last week included Mr and Mrs Henry Hausserman and family, Mrs Newton Lay, Mrs Sidney Fraser Sr and Jr, and Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Terland
Tom Hovland
White Beaver
Maurice
Carl Peterson
Chicago
Terland
Mr. Terland
Henry
Fred Hausserman
Newton Lay
Sidney Fraser, Sr
Johnson
Rehearing Sought in Supreme Court Sands Conduct Case
The Montana supreme court was asked to rehear the case in which Chief Justice W. B. Sands was found guilty of violating the corrupt practices act in his campaign while being exonerated on good faith pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Supreme Court
W. B. Sands
4 H Club News from Sweet Grass County
In a close livestock judging contest Howard Forsythe Jr 929 Hart Forsythe 756 and Edward Duffey 871 led Sweet Grass county to a team total of 2556 They placed Stillwater 2767 Park 2603 Big Horn 2576 Sweet Grass 2556 Yellowstone 2502 Gallatin 2496 and Carbon 2472 The home economics judging report is pending Lydia Ewan and Georgia Green represented the county Ora Thompson Herbert Tjaaland and Fred Thompson scored 3075 with Tjaaland 1100 Thompson 894 and Thompson 1081 Martha Duffey and Donna Halverson led home economics with 826 and 729 for a 1555 team total The county 4 H Club fair is targeted for Saturday August 29 with members urged to prepare exhibits Livestock exhibitors unlikely to be fat due to feed shortages but will show animals based on quality fitting and showmanship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Forsythe, Jr
Hart Forsythe
Edward Duffey
Sweet Grass County
Billings
Stillwater
Park
Big Horn
Sweet Grass
Yellowstone
Gallatin
Carbon
Lydia Ewan
Georgia Green
Ora Thompson
Herbert Tjaaland
Fred Thompson
Martha Duffey
Donna Halverson
Notice of Registration Book Closing for General Election
Sweet Grass county announces the general election registration book will close September 15, 1936 at 5 pm. Electors may register at the county clerk's office in Big Timber or with a deputy registrar, notary public, or justice of the peace during legal hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer M. Arneson
Margaret Fahlgren
Tacoma
Seattle
Wash
Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Condition of Gov Olson Pronounced Grave
Governor Floyd B. Olson remained in grave condition in Rochester after opiate treatment and a blood transfusion. Local reports said his temperature and pulse rose slightly after earlier stability as Mayo Clinic issued no formal bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Floyd B. Olson
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
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Portland
Carl D. Paulson
Ore
Myrtle Stubbjaer
Laura Connolly
San Francisco
Emma Stubbjaer
Helen Hilton
Orient
Pioneer Office
Leo J. Cremer
Melville
Twin Falls
Idaho
Fargo
N. D
S. J. Lean
Iola
Wis
A. M. Grosfield
Lean
Signy Grosfield
Ed Grosfield
M. H. Knutsen
Columbus
Arthur Grosfield
Arne Grosfield
Louis
Professional Directory
M. W. Barr
Big Timber, Montana
E. O. Overland
Law
Montana
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power Co
Block Big Timber, Montana
Big Timber Office
DR. D. Claiborn
B. Olness
Elmer M. Hill, M. D
Big Timber Cafe
J. A. Lowry Real Estate, Insurance Bonds and Abstracts Undertaking
J. D. Herries
Eugene Allen and
Ed Ross
Bridger Creek
Sands
Patterson
Old Man Winter
Douthett Lumber Co
Hee
America
Roma Wine Company, Inc
Lodi
California
Tee
Amouth's
Bear Creek and
Fromberg Coal
R.A. Traver
Bartlett
Texas
Barlow & Seelig Mfg
Reason No. 4
Briggs & Stratton
A. W. Miles CO
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