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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1926

Page

4

Logan Pass Road Completion Moves Forward in Glacier Park

Construction on the Trans mountain Highway through Logan Pass advances with five miles remaining on the west side and five miles on the east side. Congress has authorized up to 1 million dollars, with 900 thousand already appropriated for finishing links. Completion promises a scenic cross-park route boosting Montana tourism. Algeria is said to contain more horses than human beings.

Transmountain Highway Glacier Park Logan Pass Continental Divide Glacier National Park Washington Congress Interior Department Secretary of the Interior Tacoma, Wash Cramton Michigan House Montana National Capitol Park Algeria

Cattle rustlers gain publicity across nations

Sheriff Norton uncovered a secret liquor room on Halvorsen’s ranch while investigating cattle rustling tied to Earl LeFebvre Charles Coon and George Halvorsen. The three leaders were later sentenced to 18 months to three years in the state penitentiary and taken to Deer Lodge.

Tom Norton Halvorgen Cascade County LeFebvre Great Falls Western Stories Magazine New York City United States Europe Earl LeFebvre Charles Coon George Halvorsen Riebling Lewis and Clark County Western Story Magazine Halvorsen Ulm Mont Norton Coon

Filming Planned in Glacier for The Flaming Forest

In Glacier National Park, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and director Reginald Baker eyed locations for The Flaming Forest from James Oliver Curwood's novel. May film June if equipment costs fit estimates. plan to build a frontier trading post at Upper St. Marys Lake and shoot forest, river, and prairie scenes with 150 to 200 men and horses, about 200 Indians, and 40 principals.

Moving Picture Flaming Forest James Oliver Curwood Los Angeles Upper St. Mary’s Lake

Athens Enjoys Bright Sunshine Most of the Year

The Greek capital Athens experiences about 300 sunny days annually with consistently bright conditions, marking its reputation for favorable weather.

Athens

Valley County May Approves Bonds for Roads and Bridges

Valley County boards move to submit a five mill property tax levy increase to electors for road and bridge construction. A special election is set during August with primary ballots. The panel also considers two Opheim improvement districts including concrete sidewalks and street grading with 20 crosswalks.

Valley County Th Valley County Board of Ccasioners Opheim

State bus lines show expansion and routes across Montana

Montana bus and freight lines have grown extensive routes linking cities from Whitefish to Darby and beyond. The map by R F MacLaren shows 67 licensed operators May 1, with long trips like Polson to Darby and Willis ton to Baker. The piece notes legal cases and rail commission actions affecting bonds, spurs, and railroad valuation procedures.

Helena Montana R. F. MacLaren Montana Railroad Commission Whitefish Flathead County Butte Dillon Sheridan Polson Darby H. A. Chase Company Missoula Williston N. D Baker, Mont Philipsburg Divide Jackson Ralston Wisdom Danville Dare Sidney Glendive Wibaux Beach N. D Jordan Broadus Miles City Lewistown Wilder Roy Valentine Winnett Laurel Roundup Billings Wilsall Jardine Livingston Gardiner Three Forks

Settlers Coming to Montana

Inquiries about farming opportunities in Montana are rising, with Great Falls and northern areas drawing interest. E. B. Leedy of the immigration department notes stronger spring business, more homeseeker excursion tickets, and several families placed on irrigated lands near Great Falls as the state’s development prospects improve.

EB. CO. Leedy Imigration Department Great Falls Great Northern Railway E. ©. Leedy St. Paul Montana Leedy Great Northern Agricultural Department Central States

Sheridan seeks air patrols to curb liquor smugglers on Montana border

Col C L Sheridan customs collector seeks two airplanes and 25 men to patrol the Montana Alberta boundary from Browning to Glacier park. Plan envisions planes as scouts along moonshine trails, awaiting Washington's response while proponent aims to create a permanent border patrol to halt liquor transport. The move follows Sheridan’s appointment and prior department restructuring at Great Falls.

Montana-Alberta Customs Department Washington, D. C Col. C. L. Sheridan Idaho Sheridan Browning Sweetgrass Glacier Park United States Washington Great Falls Andrews Scott Leavitt Prohibition Department Montana

Montana Music Club Officers Named in State Ledger

Mrs. W. W. Andrus of Kalispell announces the Montana Federation of Music Clubs roster in which Elsa Swarts of Missoula is first vice president, Hazelle Metcher of Billings treasurer, and Irene St. Quentin of Butte chairs the junior department. Papenfuss vs Ward Lyman ends with 425.07 dollars in favor of the plaintiff after an auto accident involving Olive Papenfuss's six year old son. Peter Morase lands a 28 inch ten and a half pound trout on the Hamilton ranch near Lewistown. Spring creek stays open due to spawning differences despite others closing.

Lanstrum Kalispell Miles City Montana Federation of Music Clubs W. W. Andrus Elsa Swarts Missoula Hazelle Metcher Billings Mise Irene St. Quentin Butte Kaliowell Papenfuss Ward Lyman Donald Olive Papenfuss Lewistown Spring Creek Peter Morase Hamilton Ranch

Copper Veins Rumored Near Whitefish Range

Reports circulate of copper deposits in the Whitefish mountain range north of Whitefish Lake. In 1912 Louis Micho Sr staked a high slope mine with indications of copper, but funding halted work. Recently new rumors say scouts from mining firms are active and a bear hunter discovered copper that reportedly assays better than in the Anaconda country.

Whitefish Whitefish Lake Louis Micho Anaconda

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