Montana plans to regulate Flathead Lake fishing
Polson January 23 state game warden C A Jakways proposed a bill for Flathead Lake to allow net fishing under supervision by the fish and game commission. The bill would regulate varieties and quantities, set nets, and levy royalties to fund supervision. He cited cannibal fish destroying hatchery trout and noted prior plantings of whitefish and mackinaw trout in the lake.
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Flathead Lake
Jakways
Flethead Lake
The
Fish Commission
Lake Superior
Lone Newspaper Presses Board Over Printing Contract
Circle, January 25 report McCone county lacks a county printer after the board’s action. The Circle Banner, the county’s only established paper, was denied renewal of its printing contract. The Banner threatens to seek legal enforcement to compel a contract, while disputes over price and procurement terms persist. The Banner also cites examiner criticisms of commissioner actions. Thomas Horsford, board chairman, has faced much of the criticism.
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Circle
McCone County
Circle Banner
Banner
Examiner
Thomas Horsford
Leen
Basher
Helena Man to Speak at Meeting in Havre
John G. Brown of Helena will be the principal speaker at the annual meeting of the Masonic Welfare Association of North Central Montana to be held in the Masonic temple Havre Thursday evening January 22. A banquet precedes the meeting at 6 30 served by Havre chapter No 20 Order of the Eastern Star. The program includes orchestra selections by Roy Lancaster James Ring J M Keene Charles Decker Algie Langston soprano Thelma Holliday readings Cornelia Clack and invocation by the Rev D D Dick of the Christian church.
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Havre
John G. Brown
Helena
Masonic Welfare Association of
North Gentral Montana
Masonic Temple
Panquet
Order of the Astern Star
Yall
Roy Lancaster
James Ring
J. M. Keene
Charles Decker
Algie Langston
Thelma Holliday
Teading
Cornelia Clack
D. D. Dick
Christian Church
Pickled Reformer Calls to Kick on Sinful Arrested
Red Lodge January 25 Eric Lake, in a drunken tirade at County Attorney Emily E. Sloan’s office, insulted law violators and city conditions. His statements were deemed worthless by the prosecutor. Lake was arrested and fined $20 after appearing before Justice E. B. Province.
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Red Lodge
Eric Lake
Emily E. Sloan
Lake
First Dividend Scheduled Today by Hill Co Bank
Havre Montana June 25 Hill County State bank will pay its first dividend January 26 amounting to 10 percent of the certificates of deposit issued for assets of the defunct Security State bank which it took over last summer. The Security bank closed January 21 1924 and the new bank reorganized through an agreement between creditors and stock holders of the old bank. It took over 50 percent of the asset of the old bank and issued certificates of deposit there for par 10 percent in one year 20 percent in two years 30 percent in three years and 40 percent in four years with interest at three percent. The first year s certificates are being paid six months ahead of time.
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Havre
Hill County State Bank
Security State Bank
Security Bank
Old-time Resident Found Dead in Yard in Butte
Louis Adams a longtime Butte resident was found dead in the back yard of his 821 Highland Avenue home yesterday morning by his wife and son. An empty bottle believed to contain poison lay beside him. The death marks the second poisoning death in Butte in a week and the fiftieth fourth investigated by the coroner since November 1. Relatives last saw him days earlier while he had been away in search of work.
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Butte
Tan
Louis Adams
Highland. Avenue
Teddy to Blame Rumor Ties Teddy and Harriman Split
Reports in London allege Miss Teddy Gerard denies interest in the estrangement of W. A. Harriman and wife. The Harrimans live apart in London amid circulating talk Teddy could become Mrs Harriman.
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Teddy
Gerard
W. A. Harriman
Harrimans
London
Gleful Farmer Sells Old Oma as Bar Meat
Miles City January report tells of a Beebe area farmer who killed a pig weighing about 80 pounds and sold it as bear meat for 30 cents per 16 ounces. The leatherlike hide and skull were allegedly ordered, with townsfolk debating if the meat was truly bear flesh.
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Oma
Beebe
Barnum
Righ
Paid for His Farm With One Wheat Crop
Browning Montana January 23 Wm Goff a rancher of Fisher Flats and owner of the most irrigated land in the county visited Browning. He is a Glacier county irrigation booster citing Tom Nelson of Fisher Flats and the 1924 one wheat crop that paid for 280 acres of irrigated land plus expenses. He said more irrigated land could be bought on the Blackfeet reservation than anywhere else in Montana.
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Browning
Wm. Goff
Fisher Flats
Kr. Goff
Glacier County
Tom Nelson
Goff
Blackfeet Reservation
Montana
Townsend News Roundup Covers Local Visits and Games
Townsfolk travel to Sea Side Oregon Spokane and Helena while social events light up Townsend. Broadwater high five loses to Whitehall 41 to 18 with Townsend matching twelve in the first half. Officials and business visitors noted including Carter, Ward, McCormack, and Bryant among others.
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Townsend
H. E. Johnson
Sea Side
Ore
Perry Carter
Jud Ward
Spokane
James Wilder
Radersburg
Ada Black
Bettie ‘Briscoe
Toston
Glen McPherson
Helena
O. Bramer
Sweet Candy Co
H.C. Good
Henry Bowhay
Leah Rhemes
George Faltermeier
Broadwater High
Whitehall High
Whitehall
James E. Ward
Missoula
Frank T. Hooks
Capital City
John Gravely
Charles Bryant
George Bryant
W. Cuttler
Three Forks
Hugh Broderick
George H. Danzer
Butte
A. E. Carol
William L. Ford
White Sulphur
F. T. McCormack
California
Probation Officer Links Butte Juveniles to Parents
Butte chief probation officer David OConnor says Butte youths are no worse than others and blames parents for many misbehavior cases. He notes juvenile court caseloads mirror past levels, urges family responsibility, and praises Miles City state industrial school for discipline and industry training.
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Butte
David O'Connor
Silver Bow County
O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
Miles City
Mirror Used to Catch Alleged Shoplifter at Penney Store
Antonio Gamentio, who later signed as Antonio Ramedios, was arrested after a mirror in J C Penney on East Park Avenue helped store staff detect him concealing a dress worth 19.75. Deputy Sheriff Oldhaber transported him to jail for a shoplifting complaint filed by Justice Pringle, with a hearing set soon.
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Anaconda
J. ©. Penney
East Park Avenue
Antonio
Gamentie
Antonio Ramedios
Penney
Evans
Gamentio
Rata
Oldhaber
Novel silk cravat enhances black kasha coat design
A cravat of brocaded silk features with a black kasha coat and pleated skirt. The plain top receives matching sleeves with a touch of the same material. Careful fur use adds elegance and a quiet air.
The Independent Publishing Company Print Listing
A brief directory notice from The Independent Publishing Company based in Helena Montana with addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco and Sanoma noting daily publication and hotel holdings across the United States in a period newspaper style. It lists office locations Prudden King and Prudden and hotel holdings across major cities.
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Independent Publishing Company (Inc
Helena
Montana
Prudden
King and Prudden
Firth Avenue
New York City
Steger
Celcago
Sinola
Bharce Building
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
California
Third Victim of Fatal Accident is Likely to Recover
Butte January 5 Ray Hanratty 22 year old taxi driver among crash victims near the Butte Anaconda highway remains seriously injured but improving. He has a base of skull fracture from an auto wreck that killed Warrington Richards and Sam Hornbeck. Hanratty regained consciousness after being in a coma and Maurice Lynch, the fourth passenger, is on the road to recovery with several broken ribs and facial lacerations.
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Butte
Ray Hanratty
Butte-Anaconda
Warrington Richards
Sam Hornbeck
St. James’ Hospital
Hanratty
Maurice Lynch
Lynch
Beecause
Hornbeck
Arto
Helena lodge notices and a lengthy estate sale notice
Special lodge notices for Helens Lodge, King Solomon's and Morning Star Lodges with initiation and stated meetings listed. Also a long notice of sale by executor of John H. Burke, describing numerous parcels in Lewis and Clark county, Montana, with legal lots and sections and a closing date. Includes notices of municipal primary election registration deadlines and Montana Life Insurance stockholders meeting details.
Childhood Romance Reunites In Butte After 40 Years
In Butte on a Friday, Dry I. Reynolds aged 60 formerly of Rome New York met Nettie A. Oram 33 of Point Rock New York during a trans continental train stop with a marriage license. The couple, once childhood sweethearts in Oneida County New York, rededicated their bond and plan to spend their autumn days together in Butte.
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Butte
Oneida County
N. Y
Dry I. Reynolds
Rome
Nettie A. Oram
Point Rock
N.Y
Sheriff Sale Notice for Minnie Ward Property in Montana
The sheriff’s sale lists Minnie E Ward as plaintiff and Ethel Al and George H Minson as receivers or defendants. On the last day of February 1935 at 2 PM at the Lewis and Clark county courthouse in Helena, the southeast quarter of section 34 township 20 north range 4 will be sold with water rights and appurtenances.
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John H. Burke
New
Township 19
Range 4
West
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Neu
Nem
Swy
Township 25
Range
M. P.M
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Wey
Sey
Wis
Nwik
M. P
Niwa
Lewis and Clark County
Montana
Sixth Avenue
Fuller Avenue
Helena
Montana Trust and Savings, Bank
John J. Burke
T. C. Hammond
Minnie E. Ward
Ethel al
George H. Minson
Gilman State Bank
Corpora Ition
Wells-Dickery Company
Towit
Isection
Lawenty
Tange
Stewart and Brown
Plainti
James M, Barnes
Sherift
Sherfre
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Standard of Co
Hawaiian Islands
Hill Co. Bank
Townsend News
Tas
United States
Senepapera
Oonale
Associated Thess
Associated Press Ss
All News Dispatcher
Deretn
Hira
Cine
South Main Street
Arrick
Moler Barber Callese
Fargo
N. D
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Fis9
Imo
Amarican Plan
Ieee
GinLy
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CalliyeJena Business College
North Rodney
D. T. Baker
E-78 Avenue
Mitchel Bik
Pleasant Terrace
Broadway
Edwards Street
6Th Ave
Ninth Avenue
Chorey
Dastk Flats Co Ee Sicelt
Nice
Breckenridge
Rodney
Sherman
P. Curtis Music House
Parrish
Joe Richards
Titers Gulch
jCanyon
Mont
Elso
Gaxin
Jersey Cove
First Judicial District
State of Montana
Lewis and Clark
Wellington D. Rankin
Banking Corporation of Montana
Xrestinga
Claude C. Gray
Helena, Lewis and Clark Courty
Shell
Montana Club
Atine
News At Law
West Blith Ave
Nee
Gta
Will Whalen
Jack Raftery
Doingood
State House
East
Helene
Billton
City of
A. Bryard
Ghanyegal Gay
Duncan
Montana Life Insurance Company
Montana Life Building
Monaia
Carl
Herfarth
Sars Se
New York
Harrison Ave
Bath
Pratt & HeathCo
Sixth Ave
K. MacNeil
Allen Electric
W. Siath Ave
Goodall Bros
South
Helena Hin
Nelson-Peterson Phonda
Helena Garaza
N. Park Ave
Parke Ave
Eugene Wenzler
Houston Auto Co
Willard Service
W. Lawrence
Herman A. Freyler
Plater
Owen & . Hunter
Bailey Block
Palmquist Electric Electrical
N. Main
Daly
N. Park Ava
Johnson’s Furniture
Hospital
S. Main
W. TE Furniture Hospital
W. Hurd
EL Sixth
Ana Nadella
McKinney
Power Annex
Flette
Hais
Blue Hat
L. K. MacNeill
Marcelling
Blockstone
Phony the
Madem Erde Zimmerman
Biusie
Us Main
Lyle
Pittsburg
Culvertson
W. Fh Bae
R. BR. Freyler
Reeves Music House
G. K. Eye
J. Sats
Wright
Main
Sree
Pace Wood Yard
Park Avenue Wood Yard
State St
C. P.gilmore Rees
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