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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1925

Page

7

Great Falls Man Kills Giant Golden Eagle Near Dearborn

Len Rensch of Great Falls shot a legendary golden eagle near the Dearborn river after a hunt from a trap shoot at Butte. The seven foot wingspan bird, said to be the largest seen locally, carried oversized talons capable of taking sheep. Ranchers had long sought to protect livestock from the bird which had roamed the Dearborn country for years. The carcass was turned over to Wilcoxson for mounting.

Great Falls Rockies Len Renach Rensch Butte Dearborn River Dearborn Centacy Tuark Ar. Hensch Wilcoxson

Extra 10 Mill Levy for Public Schools Voted at Wolf Point

Wolf Point voters approved a special school levy by a wide margin, adding ten mills to the regular levy. The passage ensures Wolf Point schools can maintain their high standards, funded by the new levy.

Wolf Point

Flathead Fishing Reaches Record Heights This Season

Local anglers report exceptional catches on Flathead Lake with Dolly Varden and large trout. John Nadhau of Rowan pulled an 18 pound Dolly Varden in Blue Bay while Charley Spaberg displayed a 14 pound trout from Sta Fron Creek. A group including Carl Iverson, Lester Olean, and Virgil Westby logged about 60 pounds of fish near the Narrows and Safety Bay. Skiddoo Bay summer residents also weighed in a sizable weekend total around 60 pounds as water levels rise signaling a banner fishing period.

Parson John Nadhau Rowan Dolly Varden Blue Bay Flathead Lake Charley Spaberg Stafron Creek Carl Iverson Lester Olean Virgil Westby Narrows Safety Bay Polson Skiddo Bay

Great Disappointment in Windsor Burial Nightgown Tale

Miss Susannah Barrow of Windsor, who kept a gown for eighty years, was buried in the night dress she made for her trousseau. Her lifelong romance ended without wedding bells, and she never wore the gardiens she planned.

Windsor, Eng Susannah Barrow

Townsend School Graduates a Class of 17 Youngsters

Townsend May 31 The Town send school concluded another year with a graduation of 17 pupils. Principal Good, head of the district for nine years, presented diplomas and urged continued effort toward broad education. The program included songs, a flag salute, a diploma ceremony, and recitations featuring students such as Jenny Crane, Jean Sperry, Thais Zimmerman, Ruby Olsen, Berneice Daniels, Mildred Murphy, Winifred Doggett, LeRoy Good, and Joe Lasby.

Townsend Townsend School Good Conley Kentucky Babe Jean Sperry Jenny Crane Thais Zimerman Wee Abenetine Hase Ieeanirat Ruby Olsen Berneice Daniels Mildred Murphy Winifred Doggett Lee Dickey Leo Conors Lewis Lippert Thais Zimmerman Helen Meloy Amanda Edens Dovie Aker LeRoy Good Tean Sperry Wesley Douglas Joe Lasby

Phillips County Man Taken to Canada for Cattle Theft

Alfred Geantry, arrested last week in Phillips County on cattle theft charges, was taken to Saskatchewan by Canadian officers. He allegedly drove four head of cattle from James W. Wilson’s farm across the border into Canada, as part of a property theft involving his father’s estate.

Malta Alfred Geantry James W. Wilson Saskatchewan Beauty Phillips County Wilson

A C M Plans Log Operations Shift in Blackfoot Region

J R Hobbins of Butte, VP of Anaconda Copper Mining, announced the company will move logging from Nine Mile to the lower Blackfoot near Elk Creek. Kenneth Ross retires June 1, with Lubrecht taking over active management. Company holds enough timber for 10 years. 400 workers expected. Milwaukee line to approach camps. logging roads surveyed. Edinburgh reports Scotland signs petition to reduce whisky duty by about one seventh of adults.

Missoula J. R. Hobbins Butte Anaconda Copper Mining Company Montana Blackfoot Valley Hobbing Nine Mile Black Toot Elk Creek Kenneth Ross Montara Wlc. Lubrecht Ross Lower Blackfoot Chicago, Milwaukee and St

Good Roads Day Declared In Montana For June 16 1925

Governor T J Erickson proclaims Tuesday June 16 as Good Roads Day urging Montana citizens to contribute labor material or money to highway improvements. The proclamation stresses roads as vital to state prosperity and closer producer consumer ties.

Erickson Montana T. J. E. Erickson State of

Basin News social notes a May 31 roundup

Basin News Basin May 31 lists residents and visitors including Misa Kate Lough and Tim D Downey in Butte to bake in the show. Brodérron and McConnell on business before leaving for a lumber camp near Plains. Mrs Woods and son visiting from Boulder. Woods hauling for J H Rule. Uutchinsons to Alhambra Springs for baths and dinner. Owen MacGrady returns from Butte after recovering from pancre disease. Mrs Hallig Comeau a business visitor from Butte. Nell White teaches in focal school and visits Boulder Springs. Donnell to Craig to inspect pumps for Great Northern railway. D W Jackson and daughter Alice spending summer with son W F Jackson. Mrs Tiparro and children at Meader ville. Chris Nelson, Ruby Hanna, and Jardine Hanna transport from Corbin to assist at Mrs Harry Wyatt's home. Jack Morrow returns from a long visit to Boulder. Grover Austin back after five weeks in Corbin with grandmother Mrs C Nelson. Isaac Olyea in Butte on business.

W. F Jackson Tipparo Meadersille Chris Nelson Ruby Hanna Jardine Hanna Corbin Sist Harry Wyatt Jack Morrow Boulder Grover Austin Corbi C Nelson Isaac Olyea Butte

What a Night Night with Eskimo and Royal Gaboon

Mrs Eskimo asks where he has been for six months. He replies he has been up all night with a sick friend named Hamilton Royal Gaboon.

Butte Trunk Co. President Dies by Self Inflicted Wound

David Witotsky age 23 co-owner of Butte Trank Manufacturing was found dead with a bullet in his head in an ante-room off the main office. A nine millimeter pistol and an unsigned note declaring his wish to be cremated were found nearby along with Lysol. No clear motive was found. relatives noted no financial troubles and the father had recently transferred most of the business to his son.

Butte David Witotsky Butte Trank Manufacturing Company East Park Street Simon Witofsky West Silver Street

Engine Hits Auto but Driver Unhurt

Beakey narrowly escaped death when a switch engine crashed into his car at the B A P railroad training on Montana street amid heavy rain. The car was crushed, the seat beside the driver demolished, but Beakey survived with a bruised thumb as night watchman P J Harvey warned motorists with a danger lamp.

Butte Beakey South Main Street Hig Montana Street Beaker P. J. Harvey Rassing Warner Cime

Many a girl who believes in love at first sight wishes she hadn't taken a second look

A compact wry remark on first impressions and regret, suggesting that initial romance can mislead. The line uses vivid irony to imply that initial attraction may not endure after closer scrutiny.

Tank Blast Destroys 12000-Gallon Storage Tank at Stevensville

A 12,000 gallon gasoline storage tank at the Northern Pacific depot in Stevensville exploded and burned, destroying the tank and an adjacent oil house. The main railroad line and Bitter Root valley power line were damaged. The Bell & Holp tank, filled Friday, ruptured after an earlier fire started by Kenneth Stromme firing a tank truck through a rubber hose.

Stevensville Northern Pacific Bitter Root Bell & Holp Kenneth Stromme Stromme

Cardwell Woman Injured When Runaway Drill Wrecks

Mrs. J. L. Chambers of Cardwell suffers three broken ribs and extensive injuries after a drill she drove tipped into a gully as a breaking team ran away. her husband moved the drill free. two young children on the machine fell off unharmed.

Cardwell J. 1 Chambers Here

New Bathing Suit Styles Highlight This Season

A description of a white surplice front bathing suit with black trim notes a feminine trend this season. The passage emphasizes a striking improvement in design and femininity at age 15, reflecting fashion commentary of the era.

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Harris and visitors mingle in Helena during May di-Miss event

May di Miss Mabel Harris of South Fork visited Helena along with Mrs John Craig who bought a new car. Lou Smith of Craig and M. 5. Davia reported bear hunting success near Ford Creek with a large hide and a live cub. Walter Larson, H F Bowman, Jack Anstey and others were in Helena on business or social calls. Elizabeth,wife of John Burns and the Stows with Cartie motored to Helena for a few days.

Wolf Creek May Mabel Harris South Fork Helena John Craig Lou Smith Craig Davia Ford Creek Walter Larson H. F. Bowman Great Falls Jack Anstey

Classified notices from The Independent Publishing Co Helena

Daily classified ads list residents visiting Helena returning from Helena ill with scarlet fever and various travel, family, and work updates. Mentions Miss Florance Forman at St Vincents academy ill, and several locals such as Mrs Bob Brown Leo Garrow George Nicks Elmer Stow C F Overman W G Mason Sander Dahl Raul Menard A Alt Joe Fink John Foster Nett H J Verrin with routine travel and visits in Helena and nearby mounts.

Bob Brown Florance Forman St. Vincents Academy Leo Garrow Helena George Nicks Elmer Stow Joe Davis C.F. Overman W.G. Mason L. A. Mason Sander Dahl Augusta Joi Great Faliss California Raul Menard Louis Tavonette Lee Heck

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