Ground broken for women's building and new driveway
Excavation starts next week for a new women's building north of Hamilton hall across from Agricultural hall. A permanent driveway requires removing shade trees on the north campus. grading begins immediately, with a curved two lane road and central parking to be macadamized before winter.
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Roreaan
Ang
Stile Vollege
Autsimn
Io College
Caingity Nere
Excavaton
Hamilton Hall
Agricultural Hall
Reese
Dog Survives Five Weeks in Abandoned Mine
Ren a dog from Upper Prairie Dog rescue survived five weeks locked in a forgotten mine chamber after a landslide trapped him with another dog. Rescuers found Ren weak and barely able to bark beside the other dog's body. Milk and care aided his recovery, while the mine's exact survival means remain unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Ren
John Naltiska
Koluska
Trenthie
Vicious Bull Attacks Car After Seeing Image
Judith Gap August 25 Mrs Lester McClelland and Miss Ramona McClelland return from a Rapelje and Billings visit. en route to Rapelje they were charged by a maddened bull that saw its reflection in the car finish. The bull bent the fender scratched the occupants and caused a scare before the engine died from excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Gap
Lester McClelland
Ramona McClelland
Rapelje
Billings
Me. W. Franks
Miss McClelland
McClelland
Driy
Woman Injured as Car Tips on Laurel Highway
Mrs. T. P. Snuffer of South Broadway suffered a dislocated left elbow and minor cuts when a car driven by her husband turned over on the Laurel road near Yegen's crossing Sunday evening. The accident occurred over soft gravel placed for construction. front wheels struck the obstruction and the car rolled into a ditch. Other occupants escaped with only minor injuries. A second nearby accident involved a light truck rolling into a ditch seven miles west of the city, with initial reports unclear on injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
T. P. Snuffer
South Broadway
Laurel Road
Yegen
Auvain
Tenant Surprises Stranger in Room Then Captures Him
Aug 25 Butte report says Referno Gonsales, detained after hiding in a room, was arrested for burglary following a chase from Whaclack to East Park Street. Rayment Arson, 340 East Broadway, telephoned police. Gonsales claimed he sought a fiend. A missing watch and chain were noted.
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Butte
Referno Fionsiles
East
Arneon
Pniice
Gonsales
Alison
Hire
East Park Strief
Ierr Quirk
Tater
Arlison
Deer Lodge News Residents Travel and Family Visits
Fragmented local notes report residents returning from eastern trips and visits by families to relatives in various towns. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Loop with children, Mr Hartley party to Philadelphia area, and Gallagher, Sager, Briggeman visiting kin in Anaconda and Hetona.
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Frank Smith
Smith
Weber's
T. Tantert
Casper
Wea
CC. Loop
Hartley
Philipeburg
Proake
Florida
Gallagher
Dewey Sen Ratte
Bark Sager
Briggeman
Fran Hetona
Angler Attacked By Hornets Takes Refuge in Stream
Anaconda Angler Jake Lutz faced a hornet nest while fishing Race Track creek. After a hornet jab, he stretched full length in waist deep water and splashed for 15 minutes to escape. He treated bites on hands arms and neck afterward.
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Jake Lutz
Lutz
Jake
Annette Kellerman
Mr. Lutz
Four Buildings Destroyed by Geraldine Fire
A large early Monday fire in Geraldine destroyed four business buildings including the Rosy Mercantile store with heavy losses estimated above 525,000. The Geraldine Meat Market and stock and the Geraldine Wardware Company were also damaged, along with an empty cafe building. Firefighters lacked water and residents stopped attempts to limit spread. the blaze was controlled around noon after a spring water supply was used. Damage insurance coverage is incomplete and rebuilding plans remain undecided.
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Geraldine
Rosy Mercantile Company
Geraldine Meat
Geraldine Wardware Company
Ross Mercantile Company
Dan. Rosa
Roc Mercantile
Crinklaw
Geraldine Moat
Prepare to Work Vermilion Mine
Anaconda, Aug 25. W F Newton of Wallace Idaho leaves today for Trout Creek to develop Vermilion Lead and Silver company properties. Anaconda men secure a lease on Vermilion, plan to build a flotation plant, and ship concentrates from Trout Creek by wagon.
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Anaconda
W F Newton
Wallace
Idaho
Trout Creel
Vermilion Lead and Silver Company
Ryan John Verde
Aaron
Newton
Montana-Idaho
Treat Creek
Cattle Rustling Prompts County Reward in Petroleum County
Winnett August 25 The Petroleum county board of commissioners notes stock depredations across the county as cattle thefts and butcherings rise. A $500 cash reward is offered for information leading to arrests and convictions. Large herds include Jansen Packing of Butte with about 1000 head and W J Winnett with a similar size herd.
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Winnett
Board of County Commissioners of
Petroleum County
Jansen Packing Company
Butte
W. J. Winnett
Woman Rescued After Car Plunges Into Slough at Cardwell
Aug 25 at Cardwell Mrs H A Allen wife of a local mail carrier, was pinned under a Ford bug that flipped into a slough near the Cardwell hotel. Her daughter Velma escaped. neighbors and passing tourists freed Mrs Allen as Dr Packard arrived to say she had only cuts and mud filled lungs but was not seriously injured. The rescuers left before names could be obtained.
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Cardwell
H A Allen
Velma
Font Ano
Allen
Attempt to Get Back To California Fails
William Gulinski told police court he prefers jail in California to freedom elsewhere, but Judge Dan Z. She rgi denied his bid to return to Bakersfield for a five year auto mobile theft sentence. Bakersfield would rather have Gulinski in Montana. he was held on a vagrancy charge but dismissed.
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Butte
William Gulinski
California
Liberty
Dan Z
Bakersfield
Chaulinski
Gulinski
Butte City
Guilinski
Montana
Rattler's Bite Fatal to Reed Paint Child
Big Timber Aug 24 Ray Minson, four year old son of Mr and Mrs K Munson of Reed Point, died in a local hospital from a rattlesnake bite received while playing near home. He told no one until his mother noticed lameness, and after being rushed to Big Timber the delay proved fatal. Federal services will be held Monday and burial at Reed Point.
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Big Timber
Ray Minson
K Munson
Reed Point
Farmer Found Guilty of Liquor Manufacture in Petralemm County
Lewistown August 24 Joseph Prank a rancher across the county line in Petralemm pleaded guilty in district court to manufacturing liquor after police found four small stills on his farm. Judge Edgar J Baker fined $200, the fine paid, and Prank was allowed harvest time to end before serving his sentence starting September 24 1966? The record notes he will begin his sentence after harvest ends.
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Lewistown
Joseph Prank
Petralemm
District
Yestersday
Wis
Earl Kohler
Burr Hill
Hedward Nave
Frank
Edgar J Baker
Missing Whitefish couple last seen near Sperry chalets
National service rangers search the Sperry glacier area and Little St. Mary region for Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wheeler of Whitefish who vanished August 12 after leaving Sprague Creek camp. They were last noted near Lake Ellen Wilson and did not return to camp, with searchers continuing effort from August 23.
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Lake McDonald
Lewis Hotel
Lake Ellen Wilson
Sperry Glacier
Gunsight Pass
Snyder Lake
Sperry Chalets
Whitefish
Little St. Mary
Elfen Wilson
Teaching Staff at Deer Lodge Filled
Deer Lodge August 23 The Powell county high school faculty for the new year is listed with Prof. W. R. Wyatt as principal, Clayton Farrington in history, FF A. Asbury agriculture, Miss Lydia Pfeiffer language, Miss Nona Sackett domestic science, Miss Mabel Fraser commercial, Miss Marguerite Lynn mathematics, W. H. Shidler science and mathematics, L. V. Bergfold commercial and athletics, Miss Nina Fulton senior English, and Miss Loretta McHugh freshmen English and music. The fall semester opens September 5.
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Loretta McHugh
Safety First Motto Traced to Illinois Steel Sign
The National Safety Council cites that the phrase Safety First was first used by an Illinois steel company in a sign above its gate about 15 years ago, revealing the origin of the iconic safety slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Anyllinois Steel Company
Sit Tight Advised To Minnesota Teachers Seekers
Minnesota public school teachers facing salary cuts and retrenchment are told to stay put by M A Morse, supervisor of the state teachers employment bureau. Despite a surplus of instructors, a strong demand exists for experienced teachers while many inexperienced applicants accept low pay. salaries range from 100 to 150 dollars in grade schools. The unemployment roll rises as hundreds of graduates join the job pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Associated Press
Minnesota
State Teachers’ Employment Bureau
M. A. Morse
State Teachers’ College
Mr. Morse
High prices deter American visitors in Berlin
Berlin reports high prices drive Americans away while writers claim Berlin offers cheaper living than Paris London or New York. Motel Operating’s Kurt Luepschurtz says visitors get less value for money in Berlin hotels than in Paris or London. Hans Lonert, head of Germanys largest hotel and restaurant syndicate, recently returned from the United States, arguing New York remains the costliest city.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Kurt Luepschurtz
Paris
London
New York
Hans Lonert
Germany
United States
Population of the Free State Estimated at 3,163,000
Dublin reports an official estimate placing the Free State population at 3,163,000 with a slight decline in birth and death rates. The state has not conducted a census yet.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Free State
Sweden's Coast Guard Reports Plunge in Rum Running
Gothenburg Sweden Aug 6 The coast guard chief Count Tlasse says rum running has slowed significantly on both coasts with only two or three vessels to watch off the west coast and a drop from 150000 to 90000 liters seized in 1923. Officials expect further cuts this year as Helsingfors convention widens territorial limits to 12 miles, signed by 12 states.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Associated Press
Count Tlasse
Coast Guard Service
Count Passe
Coast Guard
Helsingfors
Washington Accepts China Invitation for Peking Customs Conference
The Washington government formally accepts today China's invitation to take part in the customs conference to be held in Peking on October 26.
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Washington
China
Peking
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Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Iis Company
Dividend Peying Company of America
SAMD
Goza General Agent
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Fender
Laurel Highway
Deer Lodge
Tomy von
Otter
Vine
NIELX
Brehive
Rattler
John T. MacNicholas
Henry Mohler
Cincinnati
Union Bank and Trust Co
Helena, Mont
B. C
Kish
Kurdistan
America
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