Sheriff Sees A Stolen Car From Speeding Train
In Carbon county on a circus night, Shirley Provinse finds his roadster missing from West Seventh street. A deputy, Albert, spots the car near Silesia as a train arrives, and the vehicle is recovered with only a flat tire. Under-sheriff Headington notified of the discovery.
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Rea Lodge
Volstead
Carbon County
Ross Hoodsman
Sheri John Tbert
Shirley Provinse
West Seventh Street
Provinse
Albert
Silesia
George Headington
Billings
Discovery
Mr. Provinse
Tvee
Death toll in Rosebud County over five years tallies 287
Records show 287 deaths from January 1, 1920 to December 30, 1924 in Rosebud County Forsyth. The yearly totals were 3 in 1920, 69 in 1921, 54 in 1922, 43 in 1923 and 61 in 1924, with rural residents suffering higher mortality from influenza and pneumonia than town residents.
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Forsyth
Rosebud
Sm Town
Daughter of Former Governor to Teach at State University
Virginia Disen, daughter of a former governor, has been appointed professor of economics at Perry State University. The appointment follows the resignation of COW Taye, who served four years. Disen previously taught at Lewis College and has ties to Pla county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Vorginia Disen
Sirs Joost
Perry
Eno
Pla
Meszcula
Watsons Welcome New Daughter After Quiet Birth
Mr and Mrs Watson announce the arrival of their daughter in a quiet family event. The newborn adds joy to the household as relatives extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Watson
Deer Lodge News Notes Andro and Community Events
Fragmented local items mention a rodeo celebration at a cabin home, social visits by Madge Smyth and Mr and Mrs Anas D90, and plans for relatives visiting on a Tuesday in June. Names such as Joe Mayes, Thomas Neetons, Vincent Taos, and Mrs Law appear amid scattered notices and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mayes
Himoluli
Thomas Neetons
Walt Presioner
Laware Ander
Robert Herre
Mise
Madge Smyth
Sptpese
Hivare
Dhe
Clare Garity
Cloe Friends
Chickens Roost Outside Coop as Temblors Come
Temblor shocks rattle tinware and dishes and drive residents from homes on July 2 at Walsaw. Between 6:30 and 7 p.m. the quake spooked chickens at the Watson home ranch, which fled to open doors and exterior coops. No serious damage reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Meagher County News highlights and local notes
A Meagher County News summary from Martinsdale on July 2 notes a preliminary survey for extending the Y-G Bee Line between Wilsons and Clyde Park to connect with county roads. Bozeman Roundup plans $10,000 in awards for August. Local clubs, births, birthdays, trips, and community events fill pages, with a focus on preparations, gatherings, and regional developments.
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Martinsdale
Wilsall
Clyde Park
Meagher
Bozeman Roundup Association
White Sulphur
Mesica
Coeur d'Alene
City Ecouncil
Wintes Sulphur
Palmquist Electric Company
Helena
Lennep Tufle Club
Springs Club
California
Ada Heath
Jerry Breen
E. J. Settle
Anaconda
North Fork
Dogie Ranch
Hovehe Canyon
F. &. Campbell
Blackfoot Indian Reservation
Ceil LeClaire
Waher
LeClaire
Four Mile
Mir
George van Fleet
Bozeman
Joseph Kearnes
Salt Lake
Keartnes
Hallowell Jones
Unt
Donald
Sheep Creek
Sampson
Cowrinev Howpoy
Wart Og
Ibie & Beadinte
Brea
Jefe
Coun
V. Breve Smith
Newlan
Crory
Soph
Mire Raut
Maoré
Alee Mane
Jail break and recapture in Laurel chase
John Koslerng a transient worker broke out of Laurel city jail and led a chase around the town after refusing to heed Special Agent Shannon. He was recaptured at the yards but escaped again, then finally detained by deputies at Laurel.
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Billings
Ovy
John Koslerng
Laurel City
Northern Pacific Special
Kasiering
RS Shannon
Shannon
Laurel Yards
Kislering
Svargt
Art Galvean
W.C Ward
Laurel
W. W. Card
1. W. Wi
Storers of Wool Expect 50 Cents a Pound in East Great Falls
In Great Falls on July 2 more than 330 000 pounds of wool were landed at four Cascade county ranches for consignment to the National Wool Exchange in Boston. Shippers led by Cascade owner Charles Tintinger expect 50 cents a pound net later in the season, about 55 cents locally, with bids reaching up to 31 cents on much of the wool as buyers stood on the ground.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
National Wool Exchange
Boston
Charles Tintinger
Cascade
Tintinger
Henry Seiden
Beckett
Sweet
Walter
Seiden
Tayner
Well Known Special Agent Keown Placed on Leave
Northern Pacific chief special agent James Keown is returning to Missoula for medical treatment after a health setback. W. Ramsey, Spokane special agent, is assigned to cover duties in the central district while Keown recovers, following a prior hospital stay and convalescence.
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Keown
Woman 100 Rides 40 Miles for Circus
A centenarian woman Mrs Tella Harmdoof attended a circus in Fegergh on July 2. At 100 she rode 40 miles to the show with her husband Mrs Ralph Harala, reflecting a long widowhood and enduring curiosity about entertainment. The event drew mixed reactions from locals and children alike.
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Fegergh
Tella Harmdoof
Ralph Harala
Big Springs Celebration Plans Include Community Event
A community festival is planned for July 2 at Springs featuring a Fourth of July program at White Surps. The event includes a concert, a sunrise ceremony, and multiple activities such as jewelry making crates and a fishing corte. Local high school students are expected to participate in organizing and performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winte Siphur Soniaes
White
Wild Horse Roundup Sale At Gene Murphy Homestead
July 2 reports a horse sale at the Gene Murphy homestead after a roundup. 187 horses sold with Ragen Brothers and KK J. Quigley as top buyers, prices from 50 cents to 21 dollars, a large broken work horse span at 73 dollars. Lunch offered. roundup association praises efforts.
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Quigley
Roundup Association
Fire Marshal Says Damage to Manhattan Schools at $130,000
Fire Marshal W. G. Brooks of Helena and contractor R. Rasmussen of Bozeman inspected Manhattan school buildings after the quakes. They estimate total losses at $130,000 with further inspections promised that day at Bridger, Logan, Three Forks, and Willow Creek.
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Manhattan
Bozeman
W. G. Brooks
Helena
R. Rasmussen
Wall
Bel- Rrado
Logan
Three Forks
Willow Creek
Fire Destroys Big Stock of Paint and Glass in Town
July blaze at White Sulphur Springs destroys a $5,000 stock of paint and glass owned by Mrs Richard Manger City. Fire crew fought the flames with adequate equipment, saving White Sulphur Sponge and the storage rooms belonging to T. D Meissell. The building stood adjacent to the property.
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T. D Meissell
Richard Manger Cily
Eblach Am
Hilding
Sidney Sugar Plant Nears 63 Percent Completion
Construction on the new Helly sugar mill at Sidney is about 63 percent complete. A 208 foot smoke stack has been completed and the sliding concrete fort is being lowered. Steel super structure work proceeds with tanks and machinery placed and brick walls being added. Office and warehouse buildings near occupancy as roofs are replaced and the Northern Pacific lays ten wire side tracks with a crew of about 100 men.
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Sidney
Jule 2
Heng
Yellowclone
Jet
July 2 Watson News notes from Helena and area
Reports from Helena and nearby locales detail travel and social visits including George Lyman and Atley Woods en route Teme after a week at Manuel ranch and Hound Creek Garter ranch. Manuel family visitors at Rock Creek and Bart Renton. Charles Root and Stellar guests from Great Falls. James Munden of Townsend with Ranger Chas Thompson. Mrs Frank Bingham's Springs trip. Bert Lanning and others camping at Cement Birch. Carton Lingshire injured in saddle horse mishap with rib and collarbone injuries.
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Watson
George Lyman
Atley Woods
Helena
Manuel
Frank Bingham
Bingham Tone
Bert Lanning
Joe
Louis Iucha
Wirston
George Brandt
John T
Carton
Lingshire
Mer Cse
Nat Kar
Gloria Gordon’s tangled marriage ends in flight and doubt
Gloria Gordon, a beauty who marries lawyer Dick Gregory, spirals into debt, infidelity, and loyalties tested. After attempted work and a fling with actor Stairley Wayburn, she returns to Wick, while Dick suspects his secretary Susan Briggs. Gloria’s affair fears push a family intervention as she seeks a fresh start through odd jobs, high hopes, and relentless yearning.
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Gloria Gordon
Mapper
Dick Gregory
Gloria
Hen
Stailey Wayburn
New York
Wick
Susan Briggs
Miss Briggs
Ulysses X Forgan
Forgan
Dorcas
Orek
Lunteen
Thick
Gloria confronts family over work and marriage disputes
Gloria endures Aunt Dorcas and relatives who push for alimony or divorce. Gloria defends returning to work and resists taking money from Dick Gregory. She escapes to Broadwater Park where she confronts Dick, who questions her employment and finances before the scene ends with a tense exchange and a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria
Tia
Gregory
Aunt Dorcas
Dick Gregory
Glera
Lyle
Dorcas
Young Gregory
Ali Ag
Fanny
Glorita
Broadwater Park
Jardine Pleased By State Visit To Montana Big Hole
William M. Jardine secretary of agriculture speaks warmly of Montana during a three day reunion with old friends in the Big Hole. He predicts better crops and rising prices benefiting cattlemen as surpluses dwindle and consumption grows. Jardine says he enjoys Montana and plans future visits despite duties in Washington.
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Butte
Big Hole
Northwest
Wisdom
Dillon
Forsyth
Idaho
William M. Jardine
Burlington
Billings
State
Montana
Washington
German Princess Wanda zu Schoenarch-Carolath Dies
Princess Wanda zu Schoenarch-Carolath dies at 77 in Amititz Prussia. Former mother-in law of Princess Hermine wife of the former German chancellor, per Associated Press dispatch dated June 13.
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Amititz
Prussia
Associated Press
Wanda Zu Schoenarch-Carolath
Hermine
Kawern
Euply Eas
Gems Spread Fame of Treasure State
Missoula July 2 A visitor from Lynbrook New York says Montana ranks high with New York jewelers Antwerp lapidaries and European aristocracy for sapphires and gems. He notes Montana agates and sapphires fetch high prices abroad and predicts a growing Montana gem market. He jokes about finding stones along the Yellowstone and praises the Treasure State nickname backed by gems.
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Missoula
Montana
New York
Antwerp
Charles Hubbschnitt
Lynbrook
Hubbschmitt
Granite County
Phiipsburg
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Townsend
Chas Thompson
Forsenale
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Babylon
Horta
Don
Uncle Henry
Lulu
George
Aunt Boreas
Lin Dick
Seymour
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Joan
Struth
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