Prelude to a Murder in Linda Dillon's Life
Linda Dillon hides a dangerous secret as a blackmailing usurer Mark Harburn pressures her for money. She pawns valuables to protect Forrest and Betty while fearing discovery and wondering if Forrest will kill Harburn to end the threat.
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Linda
Betty
Cane
Linda Dillion
Mark
Forrest
Harburn
Poe
Nevell
Harturn
Hesse
Mrs. Dillon
Woman’s Haunting Fear Vanishes Yet A Greater One Follows
Linda Dillon’s idyllic life with Forrest and their children is shadowed by a past threat. Mark Harburn reappears, unmasked and intent, forcing Linda to confront a long-smothered terror as she moves between town, theater and country, fearing discovery.
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News Syndicate Co., Inc
Forrest
Linda
Mark Harburn
Porte
Mrs. Dillon
Mark Harum
Wealthy Crow Indian John Morrison Tops Montana Rich List
Looking Back recalls John Morrison a full blood Crow who built great wealth from Soap Creek oil. He owns 1,000 acres with four wells near Hardin and Livingston visits with wife Lucy Old Horn sparked a shop surge as oil fields draw attention. Morrison earns about 350 dollars daily from three producing wells and holds substantial royalty income.
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Bynum Herald
John Morrison
Montana
Hardin
Morrison
Livingston
Lucy Old Horn
Robert Phillips
Livingston Daily Enterprise
Soap Creek
Fragmentary Bath and Clay House Sketch in Living Room
A garbled description mentions a bath and clay house beside a living room sketch. The text reads as a sequence of brief phrases about changing shoes, faces, and a couch scene, with no coherent event or outcome.
Students study A C M operations in Great Falls tour
A group of 17 Montana State College chemical engineering seniors studied industrial and manufacturing methods in the Great Falls area. Led by Dean W M Cobleigh and Dr John L Beal, they examined the reduction departments of Anaconda Copper Mining Co. at Great Falls and petroleum refineries at Cut Bank.
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Great Falls
Montana State College
W. M. Cobleigh
Division of Engineering
John L. Beal
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Cut Bank
Edward Bohlig
Opheim
Peter Carstensen
Helena
Roy Cooper
Harlowton
Dwayne Cunningham
Sunburst
Marvin Dokken
Glasgow
Richard Freeborn
Bonner
William Harty
Elbert Herrick
Joliet
Melbourne Jackson
Dillon
John Kidder
Ronan
Raymond Lakey
Missoula
James MacArthur
Chinook
Gordon McDonald
Philipsburg
Theodore Mullen
Poison
Keith Peterson
East Helena
Fricklin Schenk
Belgrade
Charles Smith
Chicago
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Jennie
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Eddy Gallivan
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Rexel
FP. M. Harrington
Bozeman
Anaconda Sales Co
Anaconda
Ment
A.C. M. Operations
Baeckme
Clark’s Fork Valley
West
Rawlins
Charles M. Russell
United States
Montana Newspaper Association
Lise Liz
Ylete Matef Russell
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