Reed Point H ranch hand drowns in Yellowstone River
Sam Stone about 23 ranch hand at the Walter Whitford ranch four miles east of Reed Point drowned Friday morning in the Yellowstone river when swept from his horse while attempting to swim across the stream. Charles Terrell of Reed Point said they tried to cross the river after watering the horses. Don Hegland and Paul Rosen, deputy sheriff, were among five divers. The body was recovered downstream. coroner O R McColley said no inquest. Stone recently moved to the area from Elmwood Illinois with his family notified.
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Roosevelt accepts renomination amid war crisis and policy pledge
President Roosevelt told the Democratic convention he would not stand by party lines alone to seek a third term. He defended his foreign policy, urged readiness, and praised Wallace and Farley. The crowd roared approval as the address concluded in a thunderous stadium tribute.
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Bridger Creek News Roundup and Local Social Notes
The community reports a 103 degree temperature reading on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees joined an American Legion fish fry at McLeod on Sunday. Local families visit Billings, Boise and Reed Point. several residents attended Mr. Graham’s funeral in Reed Point with services held in Hardin. Swimming remains a popular local pastime.
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Woman Dies of Burns in Distillate Fire
Mrs Vinola Skow 29 of Wilsall died at Lott hospital at 4 am after severe burns from a distillate can explosion while she tried to revive a kitchen fire on July 6. Born November 21 1910 in Sebeka Minnesota she married Albert Skow October 20 1936. Funeral at Pemberton Funeral Home Friday at 2 pm burial Mountain View cemetery. She is survived by her husband and several brothers and sisters.
Pet Parade Opens County Contest For Pets
Recreation director Landgraf announces the annual pet parade Friday at 1 30 p m at the playground Entries should be on the ground by 1 15 Prizes will go to the best three pets Competition open to all county children and any kind of pet may be shown except large ones that could damage the grass.
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Lightning kills road worker at pass near Whitehall
Lawrence Hain aged about 38 of Whitehall was killed instantly when lightning struck twice on the same spot within 24 hours on U S highway 10 a mile east of the Nineteen Mile Inn and 13 miles west of Whitehall. He was a flagman at the pass where Friday’s strike started a fire while he sat on a plank.
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Hitler argues peace could be won by peaceful revision
In a wartime address Hitler claimed Italy acted of its own accord to join the war and advance toward a joint victory with Germany. He blamed Jewish capitalists and armament interests for destabilizing Munich 1938 peace efforts and outlined German tactics in Poland Norway and the Paris campaign.
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