Local brief captures licenses and deaths in Lovell area
Three marriage licenses were issued this week by Clerk Emma B. Rees at the county court house. Licenses granted include Harry Fransoni and Iva Layman, and Andrew Ruf and Esther Layman of Lovell, with Judge Webster officiating. Also, Edwin Grosfield and Signe Holm of Rapelje received a marriage permit. B O Johnson, former Northern Pacific executive, died at 54 after pulmonary illness. his ashes will be brought to Livingston for interment. A new stamp tax on realty deeds applies to values above 100, with details effective June 21. A Yellowstone Trail accident near Willow Creek killed Raymond Curtis, aged 23, as his truck overturned after hitting loose gravel. burial planned at Three Forks. The report also notes attendance by county commissioners in Bozeman and a plumbing ad.
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Eather
Court House
West Wind
Emma B. Rees
Harry Fransoni
Iva Layman
Andrew Ruf
Esther Layman
Lovell
Wyo
Webster
Edwin Grosfield
Signe Cecelia Holm
Rapelje
B. Q. Johnson
B. O. Johnson
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Page
N. M
Oeingston
W. A. Conwell
Olson, Lamp
Nicholson
Bozeman
Raymond Curtis
Raymond Harvey Curtis
A. A. Lamp
A. A. Lamp Ranch
Dillion
Harvey B. Curtis
Glendale
Calif
William Morris
Winifred Clark
Big Timber
Mildred Clark
Portland
Ore
George West
Lavold Declares Candidacy for District 2 Commissioner
Sigurd T. Lavold announces Republican bid for district two commissioner. He pledges to devote his best energies to a conscientious discharge of duty and a square deal for all voters.
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Sigurd T. Lavold
Iowa Merchant Wipes Off Charge Accounts
Sloan Iowa June 23 Hundreds of residents benefited from the charity of James Hennum proprietor of a general store when he canceled all debts owed to him by customers totaling nearly seventy five thousand dollars.
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Sloan
Iowa
James Hennum
Miss Holm and Edwin Grosfield Wed in Lutheran Church
Miss Signe Cecelia Holm became the bride of Edwin Grosfield of Rapelje at the Lutheran church last evening at eight. The ceremony featured Rev. Nils J. Holm and Rev. A. A. Holbeck with Ellen Rein singing. The couple plan a honeymoon tour along the Atlantic seaboard after August 15.
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Signe Cecelia Holm
Edwin Grosfield
Rapelje
Cecil Sheppard
Billings
Nils J. Holm
Grosfield
Anne Grosfield
Lillian Grosfield
Gertrude Ann Holbeck
Holm
A. A. Holbeck
Ellen Rein
Miss Grosfield
Youth Disappears In Yellowstone Park
George F. Hanselman 21 a former University of Utah student disappeared in Yellowstone National Park after arriving June 15 and working two days. He was last seen walking on a road five miles from Mammoth Hot Springs. Parents in Grand Junction Colorado were notified. He previously worked in Cedar City Utah.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
George F. Hanselman
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Hanselman
Mammoth Hot Springs
Grand Junction
Colo
Cedar City
Utah
Notice to Contractors on Montana Federal Aid Projects
Bids for surfacing Big Timber Colubus road and oil treated surface on Reed Point Columbus road in Sweet Grass and Stillwater counties are due by 10:00 a m July 12 1932 at the Montana State Highway Commission Helena. Bids must be accompanied by a 5 percent certified check and a corporate bond. Plans and specifications available in Helena and Missoula. The commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive technicalities.
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Federal Aid
State Highway Commission of
Montana
Capitol
Helena
Columbus
Sweet Grass
Stillwater
Vevey
Dee Street
Reed Poin
State Highway Commission
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Missoula
Canitol
Diamond Street
Seenan Commission
Ennese
Cordova Men Claim World’s Biggest Gold Ledge Discovery
Cordova Alaska June 27 Fred Johanson and E E Smith of Cordova claim they discovered the biggest ledge of gold in the world. They say the find could alter mining plans and attract interest from investors and miners alike.
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Cordova
Alaska
Fred Johanson
E. E. Smith
Convention erupts as Barkley flags fraud on prohibition plank
In Chicago on a hot Monday the Democratic National Convention roared to life after Senator Alben Barkley of Kentucky accused the Republicans of fraud over the prohibition plank. Dry delegates clung to their emblems while wet supporters filled the aisles in a vigorous demonstration as song and cheers echoed through the stadium.
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Chicago
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
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Tila Ostenson
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Knut Anderson
J. H. Sewell
Farr Ranch
Alice VanCampen
Lewis Guthrie
Marion
Merle Wire
Jean McGinnis
Oscar Ostenson
J. T. Groth
Beach
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John Rash
Chink Luper
Frank DeFrence
C. C. Renfield
L. J. Yates
Robert Guthrie
Washington, D. C
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E. M. Kerr
Leslie
K. K. Harlan
West End
Laura Chetwynds
L. L. Walker
Gus Westerhaus
Art Brown and
George and
Robert
Red Lodge
B. T. Deeney
John M. Hiner
California
Willing Workers Sewing Club
Orpha Brown
Thelma Askwiz
Harry Schmitt
Willie Lay
Ike Lay
Bridger Creek
Mary Myers
Deer Creek
Floyd E. Clark
Bobby
Butte
Mont
Plein Roobol Ranch
Clark
Roobol
Gallatin Valley
John P. Butler
Brocket
N. D
Albert Butler
Estella
Gertrude
Great Falls
Moler
F. Sharrar
Jack Deeney
Livingston
Ray Leckie
Betty
Ralph Drew
Helen
Somers
Deeney
Reed Point
Canning Club
Phyllis Baxter
Clarus Schmitt
Sylvia Hyer
Iona Brumfield
Enna
Norman Ostenson
Bud Deeney
Ed Blair
Edward Whitford
Absarokee Boys
Atv
Motor Inn
RODEO
Justin Cowboy Boots
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Sox
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