New York Youths Return From Big Hunting Trip
New York youths Dee Roeenan and Lucy Abercrombie arrived in Bozeman after a five week Idaho trek via Salmon River country with Harold Elkins and Ernest Miller. They and escorts carried 18 horses and 16 dogs, taking trophies including two military lions two buck deer and a mountain goat. Lucy Abercrombie shot a mountain lion and a deer, then rode 300 miles home on horseback, while brother Dave plans a longer coyote hunt stay.
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Roeenan
Dee
Lucy
David Ambercrombix
New York City
Bozeman
Harold Elkins
Ernest Miler
West Gallatin
Ambercrombies
Ambercrombie
Idaho
Ths
Salmon River
Elkins’ Kennel
Africa
Paul Rainey
Thase
Idaho Wilds
Crevise Mountain
Park County
Abercrombie
Wylie Ranch
Madison
Miss Abercrombie
East
Dave
Harold Elking
Steve Elkins
Mendenhall Street
Ernest Miller
West Gallatia
Fiddler Mellie Dunham Draws Ford Back To Stage
Maine born fiddler Mellie Dunham rides a wave of attention after Ford-backed plans to revive old fashioned dances. Dunham tours Detroit and Montreal with Grandma Dunham and Boston press, considers vaudeville while Ford spearheads a push to popularize square dances and Terpsichore moves.
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Dunham
Ford
Detroit
Mellie Dunham
Maine
New York
Norway
Grandma
Henry Ford
New England
Grandma Dunham
Boston
Fiddler
Portland
Detroi
Montreal
Dearborn
Mr. Ford
Ife
Fromm
Mr. Durhaim
Hand fed fish to 15 pound pike by London angler
A London angler nurtured an emaciated pike back to health by feeding it trout fry daily in a millpond. The revived pike now weighs 15 pounds and in the evenings returns to the pondside to be petted and handled by the angler. Barbara in a different scene reads letters about romance and city park dancing.
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London
Barbara
McDermott
Bob
Winfred
Wannifred
Violetta
Baby Blue Eyes
Trixie
City Park
Secon
Reb
Barber Hawley investigates a roadhouse murder and a society scandal
Barbara Hawley, a 25 year old reporter on the Colorado Springs Telegraph, quits her fiancé Bruce Reynolds to pursue a scoop. She covers a roadhouse shooting that claims Norman Hollowell, noted broker, and ties it to a wine stained dress from a real estate project funded by Bruce’s firm. Barbara interviews Lydia Stacy and hides a scarf as evidence while fending off Jerome Ball’s advances. MacDermott orders her to cover Stacy’s upcoming reception.
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Barbara Hawley
Bruce Reynolds
Colorado Springs
Andrew McDermott
Bob Jeffries
Barbara
Lighthouse Ion
Sine Had Sullivan
Jerome Ball
Norman Hollowell
Lydia Stacy
Bruce
Tollowell
MacDermott
Barbara Hawley Faces Society Night In Old Dress
Barbara Hawley, a diligent reporter for the Telegraph, weighs attending Mrs Stacy’s reception with a two year old yellow gown versus covering the event for football reports. Her friend Bob Jeffries arrives to escort her, while editor Wells assigns dictation to cover the party. Barbara struggles with social expectations and professional duties as she debates appearance, ambition, and the town’s social scene.
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Barbara
Wells
Stacy
Kine
Miss Badger
Madame Floret
Lydia
Bob Jeffries
Society
The
Telegraph
Bob
Babs
Marcel
Tani
McDeematt
Fragments of London’s First Water Mains Unearthed
Remnants of London first water mains were unearthed near Red Lion Square. The hollow wood pipes were reportedly laid open about three years ago, according to papers observing the site.
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London
Red Lion Square
Fapers
Allied heirs drop Hill estate suit in New York
St Paul reports a million dollar four year suit against Louis W Hill, Great Northern chairman, tied to the North Oaks farm and $750000 in bonds. The heirs sought to divide the assets after Mrs James J Hill’s death. Depositions from St Paul intimates support Hill’s claim as rightful owner. Minneapolis notes funeral guard member Jacob C Walters, 86, who walked with Lincoln’s body, has died.
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St. Paul
New York
Louis W. Tlh
Great Northern Railway
James J
Tit
Iill
North ‘Oaks
Louis SL
James J. Hill
Minneapolis
Jacob C. Walters
Masonic Guard of Honor
Abraham Lincoln
Coast Guard seeks more forces for vital duty abroad
Washington aged report shows coast guard making steady progress in breaking up runtraining and protecting shores but warns the service needs larger personnel and equipment for years ahead. Admiral Billard endorses permanent expansion to handle prohibition tasks as well. Sioux Falls robbery hits Red Owl store with $2500 cash and 31500 in checks blown from the safe.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Admial F. C. Billard
Admiral Billard
Sioux Falls, S. D
Red Owl Grocery Company
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PER
Council Blouifs
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Arrhiyr
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Tim
Sam
Lady Vere de Vere
Gore
Lady Ve
Vale Acres
Paris
Europe
Duluth
Milwaukee
Chicago
Des Moines
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
R. J. Dee
Gee
Helene
Northern Pacific
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