Fatal Auto Crash Kills Mrs. Story in Idaho
Mrs. Nelson Story Jr wife of Montana’s lieutenant governor died when their car rolled over three times near McCammon Idaho. Lt Gov Story Jr suffered a brain concussion and temporary paralysis and remained in hospital in conscious condition tonight. He had been returning to Bozeman from California with Mrs Story when he braked abruptly at the curve causing the crash. Mrs Story formerly Miss Etna Mayor of St Louis.
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Pocatello, Ida
Nelson Story, Jr
Montana
Story, Jr
Pocatello
McCammon
Idaho
Story
Bozeman
Mott
California
Story couple in bereavement and medical wait
The condition of Mr. Story remains serious but hope for recovery exists. The funeral of Mrs. Story is to be held at Bozemay today.
The 100 cent Dollars in Farm Trade
The article explains 100-cent dollars produced by cows sows and hens are nearly as valuable as pre war dollars. They provide farm income and sustain purchasing power similar to 1914. It notes hog profits last year and cites Capper's Weekly on suitable pork production for families.
Alleged Slayer Morse Is Caught in Idaho Falls
Harold Albert Grube, charged with the Morse murder, was apprehended at Idaho Falls last week and brought to the county jail. Sheriff Beazley notified local authorities and Grube was identified by neighbors as the stranger seen near the Morse place. Grube admits theft of a horse saddle near Lewistown but denies at the Morse residence amid the ongoing well-mrelated case. officials pursue visas for arraignment and processing.
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Harold Albert Grube
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Tom Beaz
Grube
Sherif
Biley
Brooks
Lewistown
Mors Place
Morse
Billings
F. Huppe
Helena
Azley
Kodak
Lewison
Sar Mig Ge
In Memoriam Beats Zev in Latonia Stakes Upset
Latonia Ky November 3 In Memoriam a Ken bred and owned horse with Kentucky boy in the saddle defeated Zev and rival My Own in the Latonia championship stakes before 45000 fans despite cold drizzle. The bay son of McGee Enchantress owned by Carl Wiedemann Mile High horseman of Newport Ky ran clear by at least six lengths.
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Latonia
Kentucky
Zev
McGee-Enchantress
Carl Wiedemann
Mil- Hidfiaire Horseman
Newport
Ered Zev
W H Cullington Dies After Dynamite Blast Injury
W H Cullington, longtime local ranch helper and road supervisor, died from injuries after dynamite blasting caps exploded in his tent. He had lived here after losing a ranch home to fire and was in town this summer gathering grading materials. The funeral was held at the Catholic church with survivors including his widow, three daughters and one son.
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W. H. Cullington
Missoula
Cullas
Dieziger Johnson Wedding
Joe Dieziger son of a prominent Lewistown farmer marries Miss Agatha John in a Saturday evening ceremony. The nuptials drew family and friends with a joyful reception and lasting memories for the newlyweds.
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Joe Dieziger
Agatha John$Son
Lewistown
Boasdria
Dieziger
Pioneer Day at Teigen Schoolhouse Celebration
Pioneers Day celebrated November 1 at Teigen schoolhouse with community singing and prize awards for best relic of early days and best pan of sourdough biscuit. Judges read stories by Teddy Blue, Three Deuce ranch, and H F Clement. Refreshments served. attendees from Winnett and nearby, with plans for winter meetings.
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Teigen
Teddy Blue
Deuce Ranch
H. F. Clement
Flatwillow
Gues
Winnett
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E. K. Cheadle
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Lewistown, Mont
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Grass Range
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