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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
7
Logan’s brick schoolhouse suffered extensive damage from a sequence of tremors Saturday through Tuesday, rendering the building unsafe. Rail yards show wide cracks, a new Hot Springs sighting is reported two miles west, and the Gallatin River remains unusually low as fissures appear on the Logan to Three Forks road.
Miles City July 2 Mr and Mrs Claude Bartlett found a crying month old baby boy on their porch wrapped in a bedsheet and without clothes They contacted friends for help The voices of two people were heard nearby before the knock and authorities may be notified as the child was left in apparent neglect
Hinsdale farmers elevator earned a little over three thousand dollars in the last year. Most of this was set aside to pay old debts from years ago. With a fair fall crop, the indebtedness should be cleared and a dividend declared, officials say. Old officers were re-elected: T. E. Camrade president, Henman Vor gel vice president, N. R. Underwood manager, directors George Hanson Vincent Gaugutz Charles Lacock Chip Limm Fred Meyer.
Railroad men forecast a heavy harvest period with ample car supply and box rate parity on western roads. Preparations include locating suitable cars and locomotives for heavy service, while agents may be deployed to abandoned stations during harvest to maintain service amid ongoing freight movements and market conditions.
Angus McDonald 21, of Kalispell, drowned Saturday near Blanchard Lake while running a solitary log. He could not swim and repeatedly went under as a lone log rolled. A 12-year-old observer from Gardner logging camp reported watching him slip beneath and fail to surface. Rescue efforts failed. the body was recovered Sunday evening.
Aleck Kartenko 22, a Minot High School graduate, drowned at Strawberry Lake after diving to rescue his brother Mark Kartenko 23 who had disappeared beneath the water. The two youths and friends were swimming when the tragedy occurred. A dual funeral was held for Aleck and Mark, with spectators praising Aleck’s heroism despite not surfacing.
Basin News notes a string of visitors and residents in Basin during July L M Mes including Wymore of San Francisco staying with Mrs Leonard and Miss Corbin arriving from Salt Lake to spend summer with the Brintons. Several couples return from trips to Salt Lake, Three Forks, and Butte for weddings, dances, and family visits.
Great Falls reports Alfred Bure gess Casteel, called Lochnivar, married 16 year old Winnifred Winters on April 25 at a Chateau. They fled Lewistown Monday and arrived in Great Falls Tuesday with Mrs Lulu Cawley pursuing. Court actions halted annulment bid, yet the mother reclaimed no one. The couple went into hiding as the chase continued and the bride testified against the mother. The case involves Te ton county and District Judge Stephen J. Cowley.
Charles A. Smith contends reports place the Chief Joseph defeat at Beat Paws in 1872 near Chinook. He argues Miles campaigns and Snake Creek action were misdated to 1877 and seeks correction and the names of other white survivors. Clark relays President Caligde’s greetings to President ner.
Fistfight outside Aldrich's hall after the Carter County Livestock meeting ends when Frank T. Osgood shoots Red Johnson wounding him in the hip. Johnson, unarmed, sought shelter as Osgood, a deputy reports, walks to the kitchen and is arrested nearby. Johnson in critical condition at Belle Fourche hospital.
White Sulphur Springs July 1 fields of peas on Richard T Bargling holdings show high potential in the Supthiver valley. Irrigated plots at multiple farms bloom and promise heavy yields. Seed from Alaska and Horseford pass wired to Gallatin Valley for six hundred acres next year to sustain a cannery plant employing up to fifty workers seasonally and year round.
Governor Wallace R. Iarington announced a plan to have a new United States Navy cruiser named Hawaii. J Lufkin, president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Hawaii, urged the idea to the secretary of the Navy through a committee of five chambers. Representative Burton Stenchoftahoe also wrote to Secretary Wily supporting the proposal after a recent trip to Hawaii.
Gloria Gordon, a stylish flapper, marries lawyer Dick Gregory but spurns work and childrearing. Her debts rise, she pursues actors, loses her home, and returns to Dick who forgives her. A drive with real estate man Ulysses Forgan sparks renewed tensions, leading to a pivotal late-night call that reshapes their fragile relationship. Gloria contemplates a life of gaiety versus duty as she faces social scrutiny and personal loneliness. The scene ends with Gloria agreeing to a drive while hints of future consequences loom.
Dick discovers Gloria has reentered his life through a crumpled handkerchief and wilted roses, confronting loneliness, memory, and a longing for Gloria’s love as he contemplates calling her. The scene hints at future confrontation and unresolved passion in a fractured family setting.
Kalispell July 1 Cyrue Heebe pioneer resident of Numblia Palla died after a mishap on Parker hill North Work road. Beebe and Johnsen were in a vehicle that plunged down a 2 foot embankment pinning Beebe who died about six o clock after hospital transfer. Johnson suffered a severe flesh wound while other passengers escaped injury in the other vehicle.
Kessling of Kesslite Oil says a W-Varrrh well was brought in on the dusselshell river area, with production found at 201 feet in Garfield county. The well near Mosby post office, about 40 miles east of Cat Creek field, marks the first commercial output east of the river and opens a new development territory. The U S dead letter office received 23,000,000 misaddressed letters last year.
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