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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1925

Page

7

Ex-Gonmigt Tracks Paroled Montana Murderer in Glacier County

R J Croft the Glacier county sheriff pursues a former Montana murderer held on parole who is said to be armed and hidden in the Cut Bank region. Man name Booth attacked sheepman J H Gilbert at a ranch near the Canadian line, forcing a cash check and a loaded rifle hold up. Gilbert escaped with injuries after a brutal assault as Croft heads north through deep snow to recapture the suspect.

R. J Dick” Croft Glacier County United States Prigg Montana Glacierconia J. H. Gilbert Cut Bank Sheriff's Office Babb Gilbert Booth Dominion Cardston Kennedy Creek Davis Sheriff Croft Browning Canada Sherif Jett Gilbert Ranch

Butte Moves to Tighten Drug Law Amid Addiction Horror

Butte officials report 50 drug peddlers and 73 addicts in the city as they push a Helena bill to fix defects in the drug law which was ruled unconstitutional due to title issues. A county official recalls a once promising girl ruined by addiction and urges civic groups to lobby Helena to pass a stronger measure.

Butte Sheri Warmlaw Dulgence Lynch Shel Supreme Court Deer Lodge Helena Sheriffs Office Ericksen Las

Young Lawyer Wins His Own Case Before U S Supreme Court

Missoula January reports that DeWitt T Law, a 1924 graduate of the state university law school, argued his own case before the U S Supreme Court as plaintiff in a war risk insurance contract dispute. The case began in Montana with a $3335 judgment for Law, was reversed by the circuit court of appeals, and he sought relief by writ of error. Law, who became public administrator for Missoula County after election, achieved a favorable decision by Justice Brandels.

Missoula DeWitt T Law State Univerity Law School United States Supreme Court Law Supreme Court Brandles United States Montana Circuit Court of Appeals District Court Stit Missoula County

Bakker Asked to Catch Man-Eating Cougar

Libby January 11 Bob Bakker, famed hunter, is asked to pursue a man-eating mountain lion blamed for killing a 13 year old boy in the Okanogan district of Washington. Spokane hunters and officials requested his services after local trackers failed to trap the beast.

Libby Bob Bakker Bob Spokane Okanogan Washington

Storm Fans Kill 75 Percent Of Local Timber

J O Morton and Jack Dickey report from three miles north of Columbia Falls that last month's storm felled about 75 percent of marketable timber. They traversed in on snowshoes through heavy snowfall and deep drifts, finding logging conditions difficult but necessary when feasible.

Kalispell Jan. i J. O. Morton Jack Dickey Columbia Falls

Wife and husband clash over insanity case at Warm Springs asylum

A local man secured his wife’s commitment to the Warm Springs asylum on insanity charges after she allegedly hurled objects and threatened to shoot him and her children. He described her spells of frenzy and destruction at home while she claimed his own wandering and moonshine involvement. She said she is 42 and that her husband cut her hair.

Bate Jocal Warm J. Lynch Wodger Tam Lynel

Trainload of Sheep Shipped to Chicago by Cascade Rancher

A train of 13 carloads of sheep was shipped from Cascade to feeding yards near Chicago on Wednesday. The sheep belong to Frank W. Seaton, who accompanied the shipment and plans to keep them on feed in the east for at least six weeks. He cited unsatisfactory prices for home yard feed as the reason for the early transfer.

Cascade Chicago Frank W. Seaton Seaton

Youth Pleads Guilty in Beaver Trapping Case

Lewistown January 11 Wallace May a youth arrested this week on trapping beaver pleaded guilty Thursday and was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Justice Edward Brastey. May was linked to Red Holt a man living on Spring Creek who has pleaded not guilty to both charges and a second charge involving a still mash.

Lewistown Wallace May Gahde Edward Brastey May Red Holt Spring Creek Holt E. K. Matson

White Men Visited Flathead in 1862 Firearms Evidence Found

Foresters clearing the Spotted Bear site found two bullets embedded in a 20 inch fir stump with a scar dating to 1862 or earlier. The bullets about 45 caliber penetrated three and a quarter inches, suggesting deliberate target practice rather than hunting. The section of the stump was brought to Kalispell and placed in the Flathead forest supervisor’s office.

Kalispell Upper South Fork Spotted Bear Flathead Forest

Foresters to Draft Bill for Assembly Missoula

On January 12 the Montana joint forestry committee will meet in Missoula to finalize recommendations for a state forestry law to be sent to the legislature. Drafts by W. L. Murphy P. J O'Brien and R. P. McLaughlin state forester reflect input from Western Montana lumber interests the forestry department the forest service and the state forestry school. Four principal state forests are a major measure under consideration and the committee aims for broad agency support before Helena action.

Missoula Montana Joint Forestry Committee W. L. Murphy P. J O'Brien R. P. McLaughlin Montana State Forestry Department The Forest Service State Forestry School

Stockholders meet for Stevenson Associated Royalties in Helena

Notice lists the Stevenson Associated Royalties company annual stockholders meeting at the National Bank of Montana building in Helena on January 71st 1924 to elect directors and transact other business. Secretary WM. GEO Davis signs. Also Sunburst Gas company meeting set for January 1 1023 at the National Bank of Montana building Helena to elect directors for the year. Sheriff sale announced for February at Lewis and Clark County court house involving Minnie B Ward Allen Mingon receiver Wells-Dicker with 160 acres in section 34 20 N 4 W MT. Caesar sandals in Rome described as in cobbler possession reflecting ancient footwear.

District Court First Judicial District State of Montana County of Lewta and Clark Wellington D. Rankin The Banking Corporation of Montana Jelena Lewis and Clark County Montana Naxmient Montana Club Stewart and Brown Law West Sixth Avenue Helena Bain Court Will Whales Jack Raptery Spncetiolders Stevenson Associated Royalties Company Joan National Bank of Montana Helsna Ectock Geo Davis Sunburst Gan and Gas Company Helens Reclora Anid Company Wan Court House Lums and Clark County West M. P.M Lewie and Imy James Mompana Life Insurance Cos Ans Montana Life Insurance Company Montana Life Huilding Lewis and Clark Mager-Stevensen WM. Geo. Davos Stee Sunburst Consolidated Barables Company Vielena Erlérk A. Tt Geo. Davis

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