Famous Pioneer Nick Bielenberg Dead at Eighty
Nicholas J. Bielenberg a Montana pioneer died after a brief illness at the Deer Lodge home. Born in 1847 in Holstein Germany he moved from Davenport Iowa to Fort Benton in 1865 and walked to Helena to join the butchery trade later settling in Deer Lodge. He partnered with Kohrs in cattle and with Toomey in sheep, became a prominent Deer Lodge resident for over fifty years and left a large family including Alma and Howard.
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Nicholas J. Bielenberg
Montana
C. N. Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
Mr. Bielenberg
Holstein
Germany
Davenport
Iowa
St. Louis
Bertran
Fort Benton
Mont
Omaha
Young Bielenberg
Helena
Blackfoot
Kohrs
Bielenberg
Conrad Kohrs
Joseph Toomey
Annie Bogk
Alma
W. S. Higgins
Butte
Howard
Anne
Wands
Augusta
Nick" Bielenberg
Legion
Hollywood High Chance for Jail Interior Scenes
The Detroit Free Press notes Hollywood has a strong chance to shoot key jail interior scenes, with the cast already on location and production momentum building.
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Hollywood
Detroit Free Press
Fourth section of Glacier park highway completed
A new segment of the Columbia Yalls Glacier park highway reaches Paola, 26 miles east of Belton. Total cost to date is 502000 dollars for 26 miles built along the Flathead river and near Nyack Crystal Creek Garry and Paola. Six miles more will be let this summer. 24 miles remain west to Glacier park.
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Glacier Park
Columbia Yalls-Glacier Park
Paola
Belton
L. F. Martin
Bureau of Public Roads
Pasy
Flathead River
Nyack-Crystal Creek
Garry
Great Northern Railway
Bureau of Roads
Great Northern Railroad
Marksmen Set Attendance, Escape Tie for Butte Medal
The 34th annual Helena shoot breaks attendance records as northwest shooters compete for Montana singles and doubles titles. E W Renfro wins the Butte Rod and Gun Club medal after a 38x40 tie with S C Arnold from 16 yards, with Arnold taking second on a third-shot tiebreak. Steve Arnold wins the Klepetko doubles medal 19x20 after a shoot-off with Hal Hart. Nick Birrer claims the Confarr diamond challenge medal from Otto Shultz.
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E. W. Renfro
Butte Rod and Gun Club
S. C. Arnold
Montana
Northwest
Helena
Lee J. Yealey
Shelby
W. R. Wilcoxson
Great Falls
Montana Shooters
E. W
Ted) Renfrom
Renfro
Arnold
Steve Arnold
Hal
Selway Wool Clip Sold At 37 Cents A Pound
Lola E. O. Selway sold his wool clip at 37 cents a pound. The Beaverhead county clip is among the largest, with the 1927 Beaverhead growers estimated revenue of about $750,000 and the year’s average around 35 cents.
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Lola E. O. Selway
Selways
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
State Briefs Highlight Montana Local Projects andDeaths
A compilation notes diverse Montana items from Missoula to Yellowstone Park. Projects include paving in Butte and a new community hall in Windham, while August dates mark Glendive Elllis convention. Also reported are births deaths counts in Butte and public notices on licenses, permits, and civic honors.
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Missoula
Windham
Butte—Butte
Superior—Mining
Mineral County
Hamilton
Glendive—Ellis
Butte
Bozeman
A. T. Rutledge
Anaconda
Alvina LaCasse
Palace Hotel
Pioneers Prepare for Three Busy Days in Missoula Convention
The forty fourth annual Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers convention runs August 4 to 6 in Missoula. Governor Erickson, Chief Justice Lew L Callaway, and other officials headline a program including open air receptions, a pioneer songs gathering, an old timers dance, and a banquet with toastmaster W. J. Murphy. Railways offer a one third fare. special cars run from Butte and Livingston. A display of historical artifacts and a $10 prize for best exhibit object accompany speeches by state leaders and history figures.
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Miles City
Minnesota Northern Power Company
Butte
Tiger Butte
W. H. Irwin
Helena
Belt Mountains
Trout Creek
K Butte
Bald Butte
Rimini
Marysville
Missoula
Abe Cohen
Sidney
Montana
Water Works
Butte—Knights of Columbus
Butte Pioneers’ Club
Butte—Dogicenses
William 8. Hart
Los Angeles
Billings
William Warren
Florence—John Woos
Hamiltton
P. E. Pagenkopf
Olga Andrud
Jockey's Cafe
Silver Bow
Hamilton
J. E. Riley
Bozeman
R. L. Waddell
Montana State College
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Mexico
China
Daughters of the American Revolution
Meriwether Canyon
Flathead Valley
United States Biological Survey
United States
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Lottie Rumsey
Sons and Daughters
Livingston
John R. Toole
Court House
Tokyo Gardens
North Hall
State University
W. J. Murphy
Demurrer Filed in Tick Action In Hamilton Montana
State board of entomology and officials filed a demurrer in Ravalli county district court contesting numerous allegations in a Hamilton dispute over a new entomology laboratory. The filing also notes Montana real estate law licenses brokers and bonds to protect buyers and sellers, urging caution with unlicensed practitioners.
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Helena
G. A. Gordon
Florence M. Hagens
W. J. Fitzgibbons
Bert C. Lee
E. R. Hammond
Ben
E. Ogg
Hamilton
Entomology Laboratory
State Board of Entomology
State Board of Examiners
Charles H. Elliott
L. A
Butte Man Juhray Pardoned After Long Clemency Fight
Assad Juhray an Assyrian barber in Butte was convicted in Silver Bow County for the 1920 killing of Hugh T. Gibson and sentenced to death. The sentence was commuted to life, then reduced to life in prison after successive pardons and appeals, with Governor Erickson and the state board of pardons involved. Juhray’s case prompted petitions claiming self defense and prior peaceful conduct.
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Assad Jahray
District Court
Silver Bow County
Hugh T. Gibson
Dixon
Erickson
State Board of Pardons
Juhray
Assyrian
Butte
Gibson
Montana Supreme Court
Juhnny
Montana Aims to Lead in Tourist Travel This Year
A. J. Breitenstein of the Montana Automobile Association projects Montanas tourist traffic will reach 10 million dollars in spending this year. He cites federal aid, forestry and park service funds, gasoline tax revenue, and county license receipts as supporting road construction and maintenance. He predicts Montana will become the leading tourist state in the Northwest as Yellowstone travel grows through Montana.
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Montana
A. J. Breitenstein
Montana Automobile Association
Forestry Service
National Park Service
Breitenstein
Logan Pass
Glacier National Park
Northwest
Yelowstone Park
Gallatin Gateway
Mr. Breitensein
Free Jensen Pills Offer For Stomach and Liver Disorders
Well known Montana pharmacist Au gust FE Jensen offers free full sized Jensen Pills to those with stomach bowel and liver disorders. He promotes a herbal remedy with mail order and testimonials from Milwaukee Philipsburg Los Angeles Missoula and other cities noting purchases and relief. Each box costs 25 cents postpaid with a suggestion to use consistently for best results.
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BUTTE
Mr. Jensen
Montana
Jensen
Northwest
Milwaukee
Jen-Sen
Philipsburg
Los Angeles
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N. J. Bielenburg
E. J. Gibson & CO
Brokers
Wall Street
Spokane, Wash
Glacier ‘Park Station
Park
Gypsum Products Corporation
Seattle
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
A. C.M. Hardware
Butte, Mont
State
Governor Erickson
Lew L. Callaway
Lew L. L. Callaway
Albert J. Galen
Dave Hilger
The
State Historical Library
Sandbar Brown
A. L. Stone
Frank Linderman
A. W. Orton
Sidney Sanner
Demurrer
TICK
State Board
New Laboratory
Raat Assah dJuhray
A. D Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
Waco Airplanes
Stinson
Detroiter
Lindberg
Chamberlain
Byrd
Vance Air
Great Falls, Mont
Rere Yereul
August FE. Jensen
Ile
Sendassue
A . Hurfano
Cole
August E. Jensen
Lowno
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