DeHart Bags Banded Duck From North Flight Band
Helena Independent reports Canadian and American teams cooperate to band wild waterfowl for flyway studies. Warden DeHart shot a banded mallard on Odell Creek near Red Rock Lake, with an aluminum band inscribed Box 48 Kingsville Ontario 15. The banding aims to map southbound routes. similar efforts planned for the spring in the south. The mallard was wary at fifty yards. Red Rock Lake yields strong waterfowl hunting. Also ad notes sale of cattle and lambs in Idaho, with specific prices and breeders listed.
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J. L. DeHart
American Banding Association of
New York
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Helena
de Hart
Odell Creek
Red Rock Lake
Kingsville
Ontario
DeHart
Henn Y Bob Hill
National Railroad Accident Prevention Drive Targets Zero Injuries
By October 17 more than 325000 railroad workers in the central western region vow to go fourteen days without an injury or causing one. The two week drive begins October 18 under federal safety leadership with 2000 safety committees and about 33000 committeemen reporting progress daily. A worker urges active reporting of hazards to protect life and property. Public awareness and interstate rivalry are anticipated as the campaign unfolds. Also, ranchers and water users from the county attended a court house meeting Saturday.
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Central Western Region
Director General of Railroads
H. A. Adams
United States
Proposed Auto Racks Race Between Roadsters at Butte
Much interest centers on a planned auto race from Dillon to Crested Butte with rival drivers Logan Franklin and Metten backing Buicks. The event, to be staged soon, involves Franklin versus Metten’s roadster with potential help from Vester Brankdvisor and others.
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Hone
Gna
Joe Metter
Prairie Random
Logan
Franklin
Metten
Dillon
Medroce
Ana
Buick
Pulte
Bidek
Melrose
Dallen
Crested Springs
Tfred Volker
Depts M Valier Company
Vad Dbefepiatore
Brankdvisor
Trusty Franklin
Menend
Date
Onisu
Mammoth Star Springs
Yellowstone Park
Horse Prairie
Architect Vreeland Killed Near Bozeman in Ranch Shootout
Bozeman architect P P Vreeland was shot and killed near Manhattan by farm hand Buford Webb after an arrest attempt at Harvey Plumlee’s granary. Deputy Sheriff Curtis also died. Webb and the shooter were later killed by a posse.
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P. Vreeland
Bozeman
Manhattan
Buford Webb
Vreeland
Dillon
Fred Wilson
Curtis
Harvey Plumlee
Webb
Plumlee
Vreelane
Survey Team Arrives to Begin County Mapping
A crew of land surveyors led by Guy Richards Arch Uppgrer Findley Harrison Knute L Peterson Richard L Timber Alfred Ernst and Raymond Fiske arrived Monday from Helena and checked in at the Andrus before starting county surveys.
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Guy Richards
Arch Uppgrer
Findley Harrison
Knute L. Peterson
Richard L. Timber
Alfred Ernst
Raymond Fiske
Helena
The
Andrus
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