Dusting Off the Old Ones From Pioneer Files June 5 1919
Local notes recount births in Big Timber with a May 28 daughter to Mr and Mrs Quirinus Huyser of Wormser and June 4 births to Mr and Mrs Vander Voort and Mr and Mrs Harms. Market changes as George and John Goering sell to Billy Hruza in Livingston. Community updates cover illness injuries travels and civic news.
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Quirinus Huyser
Wormser
McLeod Street
George
John Goering
Billy Hruza
Livingston
John
Lillian Linden
Billings
Grace B. Martin
Pioneer Force
Nebraska
Lina Crum
Chas. BE. Crum
Glasston
A. H. Carrier
Big Timber
Great Falls
Frank Witten
Armour Institute of Technology
Chicago
H. Witten
Arthur Beley
Louis Beley
Leon Shaw
Billings Gazette
City
A. L. Philips
Los Angeles
Calif
Orville Hoem
Pedar Hoem
Cecil Harrison
Portland
Oregon
Washington D. C
Congress
Senate
House
Clara Severance
Severance
George Swanson
Ellison Ranch
Boulder
Charles Sloan
William Sloan
C. R
Anderson Springs
J. E. Murdock
New York City
Ted Gunderson
Kirksville
E. E. Jones
Mike Vander Voort
Karl A. Harms
Springdale
Dewey Olsen
Bozeman
Aloe Matt Warila
Boyd
Mont
Emma Rostad
Frank O. Krook
Elizabeth L. Hanni
Roberts
A. A. Holbeck
Sigrid Haugstad
K. Haugstad
Montana American Legion
Sigrid
E. J. Huesbye
C. D. Graff
Charles Bryan
Sweet Grass County
Bryan
Gooding
Idaho
Roupert Lyon
Hilda Warp
Boy, 15, Defends Self Against Trout in Clearwater River
Lewiston dispatch reports John Olson, 15, wading in the Clearwater River, frightened by a steelhead trout’s open mouth. He threw a rock, killing the 13 pound 36 inch fish. Six offers to buy the fish followed as the lad walked home. Game Warden Harry Palmer ruled the act self defense.
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Lewistown
Idaho
John Olson
Clearwater River
Harry Palmer
Japanese Scientist Dates First Man to Mainland Japan
Tokyo reports a young Japanese scientist declares the first man appeared on the Japanese mainland less than 3,000 years ago. The claim was presented Sunday and discussed amid ongoing studies in ancient human origins.
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Japan
Tokyo
Rain Boosts Western Montana Forest Areas
Rain fell across western Montana easing fire hazards but drought-hit farmers in the wheat belt saw disappointing totals. Missoula reported nearly 0.50 inch, Kalispell 0.38, Livingston 0.35, Dillon 0.25, with Havre the only place not receiving a trace. The Weather Bureau forecast more rain but lighter amounts Sunday, favoring forests over crops.
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Forest Service
Wheat
Montana
Ceived
Dillon
Havre
Federal Weather Bureau
Wheat Belt
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