Mayland named Cascade county physician for 3264
Great Falls Montana Mayland named Cascade county physician for 3264 dollars annually to provide medical and surgical services to the county's poor residents. His bid was the lowest and he will succeed Dr H J McGregor who served since January 1928.
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Great Falls
Wee
Mayland
Cascade County
Mike Wolland
Frank J. Wheir
Cascade County Medical Society
Medical Society
H. 3. McGregor
Present Term Sees Trial for Lake Actions in Cascade County
Great Falls December term will hear one of 12 state prosecutions against H B Lake, local broker. Six cases against Lake for grand larceny as bailee were set for trial today and tomorrow, with the Gouge transaction case slated for December 12. Lake’s counsel are W F O Leary and Yi R Etchemeier. state counsel County Attorney Trott and staff.
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Great Falls
H. B. Leke
Cascade County District Court
Lake
W. I. Meigs
Bailey
Tepwherg
W. F. O'Leary
Yi. R. Etchemeier
Trott
Anaconda Man 5 In Serious Condition After Stabbing
Lester Swan son 32 in serious condition at St Anne's hospital after a knife wound, said to have been inflicted by his wife Irene Swanson during a quarrel in the Swanson home kitchen. Authorities report she claimed self defense as he advanced, with no immediate report until today. Hospital attendants describe a deep left abdominal wound and ongoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Swanson
St. Anne's Hospital
Thomas Malee
Irene Swanson
Swanson
Malee
Lee Fitzgerald
Forest road alteration planned in Little Hell mountains
Forest authorities begin a new road project in the Little Hell mountains as part of a national works program. The South Fork route will shift to run from Stone ranch up South Park, eliminating four miles of road and extensive trestle work, linking to South Fork-Judith River area and Pry Wolf ranger station near Stanford to improve fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Wee
Foe
Forestry Service
Little Hell Mountains
South Fork
Som Fork Canyatt
Bower Canyon
Stone Ranch
South Park
Judith River
Stony Ranch
South York Canyon
Yoro Canyon
White
Stanford
Cabin Plane Forged Far Off Course Near Miss in Missoula
A United Air Lines flight from Salt Lake City to Paseo was driven far off course by a cross wind and storm, landing near Missoula after flying at 20 000 feet. The crew, pilot and three passengers endured cold conditions but none were seriously harmed. The Boeing no motor craft was used to regain control before landing and continuing westward.
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Missoula
United Airlines
Salt Lake City
Paseo
Mixxoula
Idaho
la Grande
Ore
School Buildings May Get 7000 In New Brick Work
Great Falls, Dec. Brick work about 7000 will be put into school buildings under the civil works administration if funds and authority exist. The board of trustees, after a conference with a trades and labor committee, authorized cooperation to study the proposal. The project would roughly employ 125 helpers, with W F Gibbson and Supt. J. W. Smith to coordinate details with the labor panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Civil Works Administration
Board of Trustees
Trades and Labor Assembly
W F. Gibb JSON
J. W. Smith
Labor Committee
Prominent Montana Rancher Fred Tallon Dies at 57
Deer Lodge December 5 Fred Tallon a leading Powell county rancher and familiar Deer Lodge figure died this morning at his family ranch after weeks of illness He was born in England and would have turned 58 in March Survived by his widow Margaret and three brothers Ernest of Butte another in Idaho and Jim in England
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Deer Lodge
Fred Tallon
Powell County
Mr Tallon
England
United States
Mr. Tallan
Butte
Margaret
Ernest
Idaho
Jim
Butte Optometrist Death Leads to Open Verdict
A coroner jury in Butte returns an open verdict on the death of William J. Kelly, optometrist, mortally wounded in his apartment on November 27. The panel says the bullet came from a gun in the hands of an unknown party and exonerates Frank Shone, who argued with Kelly the prior night. A plate found in the apartment is identified as one Kelly had been seen with.
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Butte
Mec
William J. Kelly
Butte Optametrist
Kelly
Frank Shone
Elliston News brief and school fashion show
Elliston residents report Robert Thompson in Helena for treatments and aiming to return to school. Elliston High School staged a Tuesday program ending with a fashion show by home economics girls presenting new outfits. Also notes visitors Kenneth Kay and the Theats from Missoula. crime report mentions two masked men robbing Dan Anderson of 40 dollars near Yellowstone Pine Line, east of town.
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Iliston
Robert Thompson
Helena
Kehoolacon
Ellistom High School
Margaret Qualls
Margaret Kelly
Maryellen Dixon
Ruth Kanki
Ruth Vdnee
Phyllia Mizner
Trene Hutt
Kenard
Kay
Kelena
James Theat
Missoula
Miles Cry
Ter
Montana
Pine Hine
Dan Anderson
Sheriff Erle wrestles rifle from would be kidnapper
Virginia City reports Sheriff John P. Erle disarmed a would be robber during a cabin search north of Twin Bridges. Norris fled. Dana Tell remains in custody with local and neighboring officers pursuing him. The incident followed a burglary at AKR Smith’s home on Nov 22. An election to issue 8 million in bonds for water system improvements is set for Dec 11.
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Virginia City
John PF Erle
Fran St
Walter Norris
Dana Tell
Erle
Norris
Tell
Xnords
AKR
Smith
Twin Bridges
Sheriffe
Frank Ko Wlak
Trytn
Bringes Roth
A. R. Smith
Sania
Troxt
Hom
Laith
Nareis
Raymond Green
Brie
Nfto
Blair
Nords
Rell
Public Works Administration
Seek Youths Who Traded Bulldog For Many Things
County police seek three youths over a one sided trade at Clark Park. They reportedly took two basketballs a blanket toy airplanes and a supply of pens from a roadster belonging to Tom Carabin and then released a bulldog through the car top. Carabin objects to the loss of his building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Park
Tom Carabin
Fair Exchange
Carabin
Gallatin Dam Recovery Association forms drive
A new Gallatin Valley Thravery association, a voluntary non profit group, forms to push Gallatin Dam recovery and oppose injurious county actions. Temporary officers include FW Williams as president and George Sinton as vice president. directors list multiple local leaders.
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Toreman
Gallatin Canadan
Gallatin Valley Thravery Association
Fellas
FW. Willams
George Sinton
A. Vatiler Ark
Co U N. Klasey
la Stone
Wood Mienardson
F. L. Renepe
EeiTe Blackwood
Ht. A. Bolinger
John Rag
Fine Paid After Truck Operated Without State Permit
Derbh Tegal fined 25 dollars for operating a truck between Anaconda and Lewistown as a common carrier without authorization from the state railroad and public service commission. Jim Shelled, 27, arrested Nov. 26 with a load of goods, posted 25 dollars bail, awaiting court. Bresnahain, Montana motor transportation supervisor, stated the carrier has no permit and must transport household goods only.
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Great Falle
Derbh
Montana
State
Var Road and Public Servicer Commission
Jim
Pokice
Loris
Shilleidy
Anaconda
Lewistown
H Wes Ant
Wag
J. M. Bresnadam
Tielena
Railroad Commission
Snow and Ice Trigger Three Local Accidents
Snow and ice caused three separate accidents Monday as drivers lost control on slick roads. Police said one vehicle rear ended another at the Third and Highing Avenue intersection, another struck a car on Greenminh Bridge after sliding on the fen, and a rider on a bike veered off Highend Avenue. No serious injuries reported.
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Bawer
Santhe Third
Hesaia Kolendieh
Greenminh Bridge
Fen
Hayott Burke
Walker Ranch Buys 4000 Feet of Wooden Pipe for Ditches
Walker Ranch Co purchases 8,000 feet of wrapped wood pipe from Winston to Lingshire via Mamond for irrigation and power at Walker Ranch. Hauling by Helena firm, 4 to 30 miles over the Diamond range through difficult weather. project ongoing and expected to finish this month.
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Watson
Henver Reeok
Winston
Lingshire
Mamond
City Air
Walker
Helena Firny
Miny
Diamond Range
Butte Market Robbed by Daring Gunman in Broad Daylight
A lone bandit robbed the Aldine market at 615 West Park Street, taking about 209 dollars after entering with a partner in a waiting car. The suspect, described as a stocky man about 4 feet tall, wore a dark cap and cape, and fled as the vehicle sped away down Park Street. Officers search for the gunman, whose actions echo a similar recent street crime in the city.
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Butte
Der
Shevitt
Aldine
West Park Street
Iunk
Ponu
Charles Peoples
Cos
Glare
Peoples
Ione
Messiah Oratorio Presented By Mixed Chorus At Fox Theater
The fifth annual presentation of Handel’s The Messiah was heard at the Fox theater on Sunday afternoon. A large audience attended as a mixed chorus directed by Mes 17 and Mrs Best performed. Marian Hrekka and Mrs James Pokarney contributed as soloist and organist. The performance was praised as superior to prior years due to seasoned performers. Ness is recovering after a fall at Helly river country hospital injuries include fractured pelvis and hip.
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Tulinge
Fox Theater
Mes 17
Ib Hest
Mrntherm
Choria
Mra. Best
Marian Hrekka
Hardin
Mana
Mra
James Pokarney
Ness
Greeler Park
Helly River
W. W. McDowell in Butte brief visit before Ireland post
W W McDowell former Montana lieutenant governor arrived in Butte from Chicago with stepson Lee W Partridge after Mrs McDowell Inez McDowell’s funeral in Chicago. He will remain until departure for Ireland to assume appointed duties.
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W. W. M’dowell
Butte
Ireland
Tutte
Mc Dowell
Montana
Hutte
Chicago
Inez
Uea
Lee W. Partridge
Montgna
Irleh
Crplate
Petitions for Federal Land Over 11 Months Noted
Great Falls reports show 475 homestead applications and 236 proof submissions in the 11 month period. Indian allotments total 108 with per child entitlement around 80 acres. framestead filings vary by month from January to September.
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Great Falls
United States Land Office
Pri
Ewan
Ysa
Montana 15 Already Over Share Of PMA
State and federal officials report Montana Wyoming New Mexico and Colorado failed to meet quotas for public works allotments. Colorada led with 169 percent of its allotment while Montana stood at 61 percent and Wyoming at 74. New Mexico reached 168 percent, with Casper Alcova and Port Peck dam projects cited.
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Montana
PMA
Washington
Kates
Tekos
Publi Works
Monta
New Mesten
Colomila
Wyoming
Tekow
New Menton
Casper-Alcova
Port Peck Dam
Oakes cites Montana industry potential in millions
Clyde C. Oakes told Kiwanis Club that Montana could channel billions into local industry through expanded processing of lumber minerals coal oil and farm products. He cited state output figures, wages and spending, noting current refinery reliance and suggesting substantial gains if more production stayed within Montana.
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Montana
Kiwanis Club
Clyde C. Oakes
Fire Companies Adjustment Bureau
Oakes
Iit
Procestig
Rot
Fae
Weed
Hous
MHL
Jenacr
Fatal Car Collision Near Whitefish
fragmented oblique report states John Rude of Whitefish died after a car struck him on the Whitefish Kallapell highway. He had worked in the plumbing business. A coroner or inquest was held with brief details recorded.
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Kallanell
John Rude
Whitefish
Vidaries Res Velven
Wiatefish-Kallapell
Atrichyo Acean
Nv. 1
Maen, Raltspell Salemmin
Stop That Cough Quick Health Ad
An old style drug ad promotes Stop That Cough Quick as a safe throat remedy from Ward Drug Co. and other drug stores. It touts quick relief from coughs and colds with a pleasant tasting elixir and promises a money back guarantee if not fully satisfied.
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Ward Drug ‘Co
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Holrup Reporter
Don Juan
Wynekoop
Earle Wynekeop
50 Jones
Rheta
Ae Te
Mary Gerken
Fla Conney
Erie
Cape and
Ben Chapman
New York Yankees
Birmingham
Ala
Mata
Tia
Comple
Nantes Villa
Tenn
Gallatin Dam
Recovery Association
Wah Xehonl
Walker Ranch
Katispell
Helge
Wallspetl Jeweler
Hartford Indemnity Company
C. C. Oakes
Thorne
Independent Publishing Co
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