Ten Day Hunt to Camas Meadows and Snake River
Lima Pat Barney and team begin a ten day expedition toward Camas Meadows and the Snake River north prong. Deputy Stoddard was assaulted by workers at Beaver Canyon after warning for quiet. two restrained him and a third cut him.
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the Tribune
Lima
Pat Barney
Frank Fagan
Billy Evans
Ripley
Camas Meadows
Snake River
Beaver Canyon
Dave Stoddard
Montana Pioneers Meet in Virginia City 1899
The Montana Pioneers gathered in Virginia City with Henry F. Edgar present. Edgar recalled the first gold discovery with Fairweather and the naming of Alder Gulch. Beaverhead members A Graeter J A Browne J F Bishop Mrs E M Powers attended.
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Montana
Virginia City
Henry F. Edgar
Fairweather
Edgar
Beaverhead
A. Graeter
J. A. Browne
J. F. Bishop
E. M. Powers
Frank Williams
Theodore Nelson
Westenhaven
Fyhrie Grocery Company
State Bank of
Dillon
Roe
Ella Campbell
Jos
Hunter
Ada Carter
George W. Dart
Emerson Slack Advances Lamb Deal At Beaverhead Ranch
Emerson Slack closed a deal with Beaverhead Ranch company for 10 000 head of lambs this week. A northbound passenger train struck and killed a fine team of horses near Armstead this morning. A camping party from Dillon heads to Birch Creek lakes for a week of camping and fishing. Erick Hansen is erecting a neat one story cottage on East Glendale street.
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Emerson Slack
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Armstead
E. T. Brock
Mabel
Minnie
Erick Hansen
Frank Landon
Glendale Street
Masonic Fraternity Attends in Great Falls
A large number of Masons from the Tribune area traveled to Great Falls for the first weekly gathering to attend the event and fellowship gathering.
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the Tribune
Great Falls
Montana WPA Survey Approved To Map Mineral Resources
President Roosevelt approves a Works Progress Administration project in Montana to survey mineral resources. Carl J. Trauerman leads the effort with the Montana Mining Association. data will cover war materials and deposits, with positions for draftsmen, assayers, engineers, clerks, and typists.
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Roosevelt
Montana
WPA
Joseph E. Parker
Butte
B. K. Wheeler
Parker
Carl J. Trauerman
Montana Mining Association
State School of Mines At
State Board seeks 10161 grant for Galen sanitarium wing
The state board of examiners applied to the Public Works Administration for a $10,161 grant to finish the 58 bed addition to the tuberculosis sanitarium at Galen. The project originally received 41,727 from PWA and 51,000 state funds, but construction went over budget. Only two stories were built, adding 38 beds, and the grant would enable completion of the full wing.
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State Board of Examiners
Public Works Administration
Galen
PWA
July SeventH Driest In Montana History
The July report from the federal weather bureau notes it was the seventh driest month in state history with above normal temperatures. Precipitation averaged 0.08 inch, 0.71 inch below the 45 year mean. Winter wheat suffered less than spring grain, while irrigated crops and ranges showed strong growth and livestock remained in good condition with ample feed.
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Montana
Weather Bureau
Federal Weather Bureau
Cave opening delayed to September first
Morrison cave opening postponed to September 1 to allow completion of the mountainous road from the Three Forks Butte highway. Rankin, cave supervisor, says the lighting system will not be finished by opening but the cavern will be safe, with visitors guided by flashlights.
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Morrison Cave
Three Forks-Butte
W. R. Rankin
Montana Archers Association Formed at Whitefish
A new group named the Montana Archers Association was formed last week at Whitefish. Joseph Harbison, son of Augusta, was elected president. G. W. LeSner of jBieatitee was chosen to preside, with others named to leadership roles.
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Whitefish
William
Montana Archers’. Association
Joseph Harbison
Augusta
The
Atting
Pullers
LeSner
jBieatitee
Swice
Opreai
World Fair struggles with finances and next year's plans
The article reports on the 1939 New York World’s Fair facing heavy costs and mixed attendance. Grover Whalen pledges big business for the city, while foreign pavilion nations threaten not to return due to budget overruns and labor costs.
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New York City
New York
Chicago
Grover Whalen
U. S
Coney Island
American Express
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
League of Nations
League
Bureau of International Exhibitions
Whalen
Washington
Baby born with exposed heart in Manila slum hospital
In the Tondo district of Manila a seven pound baby girl named Maria Corazon was born with an exposed heart due to ectopia cordis. Doctors covered the heart with a stemless glass and placed the infant in an incubator while awaiting further care.
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Manila
P. I
Esperanza Sacramento
Rafael
Christ
Tondo
Maria Corazon
Mary Heart
Maria
Guillermo del Castillo
Hospital Refuses Heart Replacement After Artery Blockage
Dr. Jesus Celius of the University of Santo Tomas declined to perform surgery to place a heart inside the chest of a patient because the main artery would be shut off. Last week after seven days of life Maria Corazon died of pneumonia.
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Jesus Celius
University of Santo Tomas
Maria Corazon
Montana tourism in 1938 yields $36 million and $67 per resident
U.S. travel bureau reports Montana welcomed $36,405,248 in 1938 tourist spending, averaging $67.54 per resident. Transportation accounted for 58 percent, recreation 22 percent, and food and lodging 20 percent, with broad distribution to many trades. Montana tourism outlook projects about $40 million for the coming season.
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Montana
U. S. Travel Bureau
Highway Department
Liquor Board Reports Higher Profit in Seven Months
Montana records show total profit of 1 592 177 38 from liquor and beer for the first seven months, a rise of 9 506 10 over the same period in 1938 despite lower sales. Liquor dept profits reached 1 194 431 80 with the beer division at 397 745 58. Liquor licenses yielded 298 640 and excise tax on bottled goods added 243 922 95.
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Liquor Board
Montana
L. M. A. Wass
Liquor Control Board
Liquor Department
Niquor
Heavy fish planting doubles eggs in remote waters
Federal state program places 1 200 000 eyed eggs in headwaters of four mountain rivers. Forest service disperses about 25 percent of eggs to wilderness landing fields by plane and pack trains. Plantings are in the South Fork Flathead, Swan, Teton and Sun rivers with crates to monitor hatch success. Losses this year are described as slight.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Forest Service
South Fork
Flathead
Swan
Teton
Sun Rivers
Farmer Union delegates selected for Glasgow convention
Mrs Genevieve Buhrer and Fred Rife were elected delegates from the Beaverhead Silver Bow unit of the Farmers Union to attend the state convention in Glasgow in October. Delegates were chosen at Lavén hall last Sunday.
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Genevieve Buhrer
Fred Rife
Beaverhead-Silver Bow
Farmers Union
State Farmers Union
Glasgow
Lavén Hall
Republican committee to open permanent office in Helena or Great Falls
State chairman E. K. Cheadle Jr of Shelby says the Republican state central committee will set up a permanent office in either Helena or Great Falls around early September. He noted the office likely will remain in Helena about six months before the 1940 campaign.
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Republican State Central Committee
Great Falls
Helena
E. K. Cheadle, Jr
Shelby
Cheadle
State bids opened for $40,000 canned fruits and vegetables
State Purchasing Agent I. S. Mc Quitty will open bids on September 14 for about $40,000 worth of canned fruits and vegetables to be used at state custodial facilities.
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I. S. McQuitty
E. Lieberg Named Montana U S Marshal
Englehart Lieberg of Helena named U S marshal for Montana by Federal Judges James H. Baldwin and Charles N. Pray. He will hold the post until a president appoints and senate confirms a successor. Crawford had taken over September 1, 1938 after Sid Willis resigned.
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Senate
W. W. Crawford
Great Falls
Englehart Lieberg
Helena
U. S
Montana
James H. Baldwin
Charles N. Pray
Lieberg
Crawford
Sid Willis
Roosevelt
Congress
State board reports July tax collections total 665785
The state board of equalization collected 665785 in July with 576,188 from the five cent per gallon gasoline tax for highways. Other receipts include oil production 22401 coal production 18995 corporation licenses 12009 natural gas production 11957 electricity licenses 9248 cement production 5897 and income taxes 4876.
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State Board of Equalization
Roosevelt Signs Bill Creating Kalispell Federal Court
The president signed legislation establishing a federal court term to be held at Kalispell with accommodations provided at no government cost. The bill also requires courtrooms in Livingston Havre and Lewistown to be furnished free of government expense.
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Roosevelt
Kalispell
Livingston
Havre
Lewistown
Civil Service Exam Open for Junior Public Health Nurse
The United States Civil Service commission announces an open competitive examination for the Junior Public Health Nurse in the Indian Field service of the Interior Department. Full information is available at the Dillon post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Indian Field Service
Department of the Interior
Dillon Post Office
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