Leaving Campfires Results In Fines In Six Instances
Fines totaling 60 dollars plus 22 50 costs were levied this month on six visitors to Region One National Forests for leaving campfires unextinguished near Avery in northern Idaho and Libby Montana. Five defendants from Spokane and one from Libby pleaded guilty. Additional forest fire cases include debris burning and a theft charge. The government also won an initial victory in a suit to recover fire suppression costs from the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad over the Avery fire of 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Region One
St. Joe National Forest
Idaho
Avery
Spokane
Washington
Bimp Hurd
Stan Denson
C. B. Davis
R. E. Johnson
Roy Asbury
Kootenai National Forest
Montana
John Katarzy
Libby
Forest Service
G. I. Covington
Superior
Justice Court
Cabinet National Forest
J. H. Feiten
Plains
Cabinet Forest
Plains Justice Court
Donald Baney
Pierce
Pierce Justice Court
Tor
Clearwater National Forest
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Avery Forest
Cavanah
United States District Court
Boise
Secretary of Agriculture
Railroad Company
Milwaukee Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway Company
National Forest Lands
Written-In Votes More Than Usual Reported in Townships
A report notes written in votes exceeding the norm with details from Dillon Lima Wisdom and Armstead townships. Public administrator C. McFadden is mentioned along with unopposed candidates Louis Stahl George Opp for justice of the peace. L. C. Ford and George W. Helming earned nominations in their respective townships. Lawrence B. McGiv ney and Taylor Bradley named in Armstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
F.C. McFadden
Louis Stahl
George Opp
Justice of the Peace
Dillon Township
L. C. Ford
Lima Township
George W. Helming
Wisdom Township
Armstead
Lawrence B. McGivney
Taylor Bradley
Man Wanted Idaho Falls Nabbed Here
Stolen Sunday night but recovered shortly after by officers. James Farlin, held at the county jail after arrest at Red Rock on an assault charge, was sent back to Wisconsin last week to finish a term in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Farlin
Red Rock
Wisconsin
World's Greatest Housekeeper Does Not Keep House
CHICAGO The Pullman company which runs sleeping cars reports an immense linen stock and turnover. About four million towels, over two million sheets, pillows and blankets, and one hundred fifty thousand white jackets guard the washings for five thousand cars traveling daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pullman Company
America
United States
Harry G. Taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
Taylor
Central City
Neb
Truth as Mercy and Faith in Christian Science Lesson
An all church Christian Science Sunday lesson of July 26 1936 centered on truth as mercy and divine guidance. Key scriptures include John 8 31 32 teaching continue in my word and the truth shall set you free and Psalm 67 3 mercy and truth. The Science and Health passage notes truth casts out evils and material methods with the spiritual law restoring sight hearing voice and movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Garments on Display at WPA Sewing Room Exhibit
Under Mrs Ida Olsen a daily nine woman crew produced 3587 garments using 6853 yards of material over eight months since the sewing room reopened as a WPA project on Nov 26. Old donated garments were cleaned and recut for distribution to the needy. the exhibit opens with a modeling event featuring the Butte crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Ida Olsen
Luella Stickney
Beaverhead County
Butte Force
World’s deepest oil well Iwooms in Louisiana
Continental Oil engineers push toward completion of the Alvin Hebert 1 well offshore Louisiana. If drilling reaches 13 000 feet this would be the deepest Gulf coast well, fourth deepest in the U S and fifth in the world, tracing depths to earlier records like McElroy 103 in West Texas at 12 786 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oil Company
Titusville
Alvin Hebert
Gulf Coast
United States
McElroy
West
Texas
Berry
Kern County
California
Caddo County
Oklahoma
Ploesti
Rumania
Rand
Hazelbaker Majority in State Race Near Eight to One
Hazelbaker dominates early statewide race with a landslide showing from his home county. The general election slate lists U S Senator T O Larson and candidates J E Murray H La Hart Jerry O Connell for various offices including Governor Frank Hazelbaker Roy B W Ayers and others such as H A Johnson Hugh R Adair among Republicans and Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hazelbaker Roy
Ayers
H. A. Johnson
Hugh R. Adair
5. R. Foot
H. J. Freebourn
Leonard C. Young
Sam Mitchell
Elizabeth Ireland
Ruth Reardon
Federal Court Acts In Noted Case Last Week
Mary R. Kenney foreclosed a mortgage on a Meine Livestock property, purchased at sheriff sale. A state writ gave Kenney possession despite a later federal hearing which dissolved the restraining order and affirmed the Beaverhead county decree giving her possession. Attorneys Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden, with Cush ing and Schulz, represented sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Kenney
Meine Livestock Company
Beaverhead County
Kenney
Beaverhead
Accidents Cause Injuries in Local Shops and Farm
An emery wheel in a welding shop shattered injuring no one’s eyes but scattering debris yesterday. James O Leary of Dillon broke his leg Sunday when a horse collapsed beneath him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’leary
Dillon
Beaverhead County Day Highlight at North Montana Fair
Great Falls July 28 Beaverhead County Day is marked for Aug 6 at the North Montana state fair opening Monday. Higher attendance is expected due to record advance sales and features like the state 4 H club show and the world championship wrestling contest. The fair promises a full program of seven horse races daily, two dozen platform acts, and a closing world fair fireworks display. The United Shows of America return as midway attractions with new rides. A thrill day on Saturday features Jack Reynolds and Capt. F Frakes with an infield crash stunt, plus Diavolo the stunt flyer. Attendees are urged to stay two days for full educational and amusement features and hotel accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Frakes
Montana State Fair
Great Falls
Beaverhead
Montana
Prnne Young
United Shows of America
Jack Reynolds
F. F. Frakes
Diavolo
Frakes
Local Official Count Keeps Election Results
The official tally confirms no changes to results for Montgomery officials. For commissioner the ticket shows D F Mooney Republican and W H Hartwig Democrat, for sheriff Paul Temple Republican and James McCollum Democrat, for superintendent Mildred Schuler Republican and Neil Doyle Democrat, for coroner James E Phillips Republican and Jack Fitzsimmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
D. F. Mooney
W. H. Hartwig
Paul Temple
James 4. McCollum
Mildred Schuler
Neil Doyle
James E. Phillips
Jack Fitzsimmons
Rainfall Slump Hits Great Plains to Mountain States
A weather note states that only narrow sections between the Appalachian and the Rockies have seen as much as 75 percent of normal rainfall since the start of 1936, indicating widespread dryness across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian
Rocky, Mountains
Tees Elected to Various Local Committees
A list of elected ticket holders and committee members across multiple towns including Dillon North Central Dillon North West and other areas with several entries noting no democratic members for Wisdom and Jackson. Names include Seybold Maxine Little H R Foster Dell Edna Bimat Alva Garr Mcknight and many others with party status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell——Edna
Bimat
Alva
Garr
M. McKnight
Dillon North Central
William E. Johnson
Ella Lynch
Jackson
Minnie Pendergast
Daniel Pendergast
Wisdom
Mae F. Woodward
Harold Capehart
Julia Helming
J. P. Lossl
Wise River
Mary B. Husted
Robert L. Jones
Nicholia
Peter H. Peterson
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Idaho Falls
George Raft
Rosalind Russell
Fay Wray
Ralph Bellamy
China Seas
Edward Everett Horton
Glenda Farrell
Cesar Romero
Fis
Hilarious
Jean Hersholt
Don Ameche
Star Photoplay
Eleanore Whitney
Robert Cummings
Roscoe Earns
Charlie Ruggles
Mary Boland
Christian Solence
Louisiana
Hazelbaker
Democrat
U. 8
T. O. Larson
J. E. Murray
H. la Hart
Jerry O'Connell
F. L. Sorenson
Paul T. Smith
Ray Shannon
George Porter John J. Holmes R. R
C. L. Sheridan
Horace F. Casey
Federal
Take
Mister
TEES
Seybold
Maxine Little
H. R. Foster
Armetead
Mildred C. Scott
Dellar Gordon
Effie Roe
B. J. McMenamey
Grant
Nevada
W. Manefield
Carl C. Hansen
Charles Brenner
Oillton
Nell Doyle
Dan F. Mooney
Wae Ank É& Trust BS Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation