Road Workers Aid Tow Through Mud Stranded Tourists
Gallatin county commissioners mobilize 16 tow teams to link the city and Gordon's Crossing as mud blocks roads. Tourists report paying fees to tow through impassable spots with several cars pulled from high centers. Local drivers recount rough conditions, fees of three to eight dollars, and confusion at the Livingston information bureau suggesting county loans to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Gordon
T. W. Williamson
Tennessee
C. W. Malan
Oklahoma
Information Bureau
Liveingston
Young Auto Racer George Saunders Known in Anaconda
Anaconda May 11 George Saunders widely known to Ernest Hazel of Anaconda as the Purdue University classmate who won the Indianapolis race yesterday with a $30 000 prize. Saunders studied engineering and planned to return with the money. He favored machinery and built experimental speed machines on campus including a Liberty motor on a Cole chassis and an eight cylinder Ford hybrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
George Sanders
Indianapolis
Ernest Hazel
Ina
Purdue University
LaFayette
Sauders
Mazel
Souders
Eus
Hazel
Sovders
Liberty
Ford
Harlem Man Directs Stampede in Canada
Harlem, May 31 The board of trade of Climax Sask Canada schedules a stampede for June 22 with Fred Brockway of Harlem as manager of the day's program. Brockway brings rodeo horses and has managed similar events in northern Montana at the request of the neighboring town across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Board of Trade of Climax, Sask
Canrada
Fred Brockway
Brackway
Montana
Atorpedes
Tey
Burned Heels Cause Death at Adams Private School
Anaconda mourns Ruby May Clarke aged 20 who died in Los Angeles from superficial burns on her back suffered at Adams private school. Officials say initial injuries seemed minor but led to fatal complications. In Polson W Allen of the US Bureau of Reclamation spent days on the Flathead project touring Tolsa power site with Maj. Cov and Project Engineer Moony, meeting Flathead Mission and Jacko derigation districts boards. local farmers and businessmen joined a Friday luncheon.
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Anaconda
Clarke
Kochuk
Los Angeles
Ruby May
Adams
Ruby Atay
Polson
W. Allen
United States Bureau of Andgeta
Flathead
Tolsa
Maj. C. Cov
C J. Moony
Board of Commissioners
Lake Courty
Loss of Lambs From Weather Heavy in Great Falls
Northern Montana lamb crops decline 60 percent this year due to recent cold and snows in foothills and mountains. Stockmen say losses tied to shelter and hay shortages after herds were moved from pasture. lambs starved when hay intake failed to meet milk needs, though direct losses attributed to exposure are smaller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Shetter
Mother Cat Adopts Baby Fox in Curious Tale
Lewistown May report from Grass Range outlines a strange animal life incident. A fox pup unable to be nursed by its mother was given to a cat with kittens. The cat adopted the fox, nursing and guarding it for weeks, carrying it to the barn nightly and returning each morning with its adopted offspring thriving under the feline care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Wildin
Dam at Bynant dam not in danger
Great Falls May 31 Reports by C C Carey engineer supervising reconstruction on the Bynant irrigation project near Hysum six miles southwest of here say the dam is not in danger of breaking The reservoir holds about 40000 acre feet and rises six metres daily after recent rains but must climb at least two more feet before the river valley below is at risk Canary plans to proceed to Billings for further work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Hysum
C. C Carey
Carey
Billings
Wneaking
Stephenson to Compete in Air Race to Spokane Dillon
Among pilots set to race from New York to Spokane is A W Stephenson of the Montana Airways company who may enter if he accepts. Stephenson runs a student flying class in Missoula. Walter Trown, buyer of a Waco aircraft, may also join the contest.
Chinese nurse visits Missoula on her way east
Miss Anna Loh a Chinese nurse from Peking now in Missoula reports that China’s conditions are exaggerated in press reports. She travels to Battle Creek Mich to study at sanatorium and aims to continue medical study in the United States for a year before returning to work at the Peking Union Medical college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Anna Loh
Peking
China
Miss Loh
Rockefeller Foundation
Battle Creek
Mich
Peking Union Medical College
Orient
Building Projects Bring Work to Men in Missoula
In Missoula liberal employment exists in the building trades with four large projects underway. The $90,000 St. Francis Xavier par ish school, Graig hall remodel at the university, the federal building extension, and the McCormick building on Higgins avenue are active. Contractor N. J. Hanmi employs about 60 men, most on the parochial school, with construction started early and progress aimed to meet school opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
St. Francis Xavier Parish
Graig Hall
University
McCormick
Higgins Avenue
J. Hanmi
Ringling Women Hold Gathering at May 31 Meeting
Ringling May 31 Twenty members of the Ringling Women's Club gathered at Mrs Henry Foster's home for the annual banquet. The group formed three years ago with 22 members and remains active, promoting community spirit by sending reading material to Gaten hospital, sponsoring tuberculosis seals, hosting essay and gardening contests, and showcasing Montana products at luncheons and the banquet. They regret the absence of President Mrs Adams but honored her service by declining her resignation.
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Ringling
Ringling Woman's Ciit
Annal
Henry Foster
Gaten
Lioyt Foster
Montana
Mes. Adams
Evangelist Georgia Tyson Arrives for Fort Teck Work
Mrs Georgia Tyson an international evangelist who spent winter at Brackton has been at Fort Kipp since March arriving in Poplar Thursday to conduct evangelistic work among the Fort Teck reservation Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
Georgia Tyson
Brackton
Fort Kipp
Poplar Thuirsday
Fort Teck Reservation
Russian Thistles used for road repair in Montana tour
A Montana report describes tourists using Russian thistles to mend roads in a rough park setting. Travelers from diverse regions recount rough stretches from Wallace to Missoula and Drumond, with mixed weather and improvised thistle-based road fixes. Local remarks note a makeshift cor duroy road and cats aiding progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Wallace
Missoula
Drummond
Drummond Derr Lodge
Livingston
Balte
Keyes
Minneapolis
Senator Schnitzler’s flight to Regina ends with note to mother
Senator J W Schnitzler and Westland Oil president Ro F Coughlin returned from a Regina trip by airplane, reporting favorable reception and travel times. The party, greeted by Regina officials, visited the new GPL R hotel opened May 24. A message tied to a toy balloon from Trans to his mother was dropped during the return flight and later found at her yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnitzter
Regina
Trans
Man Struck Down After Auto Crash
Butte May report states Sidney Doney drove a car and struck Frank Evans railroad captain at the corner of Arizona and Mercury streets last evening. Evans was injured but able to walk home. Doney and Alfred Pakutt, driver of the other car, were arrested for reckless driving and released under bond.
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Butte
Arizona
Mercury
Sidney Doney
Frank Evans
Boulder Residents Travel and Local Notices
Miss Jeanette Suisner departs for the coast then Dillon for summer normal school. Miss Tina Smith visits Anaconda. Miss Ethel Tendyfk teaches at Olaf, Montana, spends summer with relatives. A DDT Whist Club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wild. Adele Powell of Butte visiting Boulder. Parkin and Paskul lease Hie Ore Claim east of Boulder pass. Examiners J. J. Toux Whitehall and R. E. Olson Boulder begin eighth grade paper corrections. Tryin Goldberg of Helena fined 2750 for illegal beaver purchase. Ping fined 200 for illegal trapping. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fe Root of Misses visit. John P. Mwaghe of Butte Union Pacific with Boulder business call. Helen Chambers leaves for job at Fort Steilacoom insane asylum. School pictures purchased from spring entertainments ready for classrooms.
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Boulder
Jeanette Suisner
Dillon
Tina Smith
Anaconda
Ethel Ten Fyrk
Olaf
Montana
Sumer
J. E. Wild
D. D. T. Whist
the Legion
Adele Powell
Butte
Matt Parkin
John Paskul
Helena
Boulfier Pass
J. J. Jtoux
Whitehall
R. E. Olson
Bouljier
Tryin Goldberg
Flolena
Justice of Peace
Ned
Porto Verde Mystery Deepens in Jungle Town
In Porto Verde Brazil an elderly American chemist named Lincoln Nunnally and his mysterious companion Vilak West pursue a deadly riddle. A barber killer, threats, and a murder haunt the town while Nunnally and Elise Marberry prepare to dig deeper into a danger rooted in the Porto Verde Ore Development venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porta Verde
Brazil
Lincoln Nunnady
Nunnally
Vilaka West
Vilak
Porto Verde
Elise Marberry
Elise’s
Tony Harrietta
Paralyzed Barbetta Tests Pain While In Jagged Flight
In Chapter IV Vink draws a gun and touches Barbetta causing paralyzed muscles but preserved pain sensing. Vilak and Marchetta attempt artificial respiration as Prentiss observes. Barbetta recovers briefly, then Marchetta confronts the Englishman and demands he tell Miss Mare Gerry what happened, recounting a tale of Limey danger and a fatal assault near an Italian house.
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Vink
Barbetta
Vilak
Prentiss
Marchetta
Meester Riggs
Mare Gerry
Vilake
Tony
Pandre
Italy
Limey
Miss Alarerry
Miss Marberry
Indian Costumes to Be Displayed at Absaroka Play
Bozeman May 31 The Masque of Absaroka at Montana State College will feature Crow Agency participants with a notable collection of Crow costumes. Additional pieces loaned by Ernest Murray of Billings and authentic Crow attire will be worn by leading actors. MES G. Magic wrote the masque, with orchestra and Indian performers from Crow Agency aiding rehearsals and city tepees set up at the tourist park. Two performances held Saturday and one Monday for alumni homecoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Absartoka
Montana State College
Crow Agency
Ernest Murray
Billings
Art Department
MES
2. J. Lehmer
University of California
Belimer
Roveiian
Joseph Adam
SM. S.C
Taether
Bozermar
Senator Foster Has a New Son
Foster and Mrs Jowton rejoice over the birth of a son last Monday at St Josephs hospital Lewistown Senator Foster head of the Upper Mussdahhell Woolgrowers Association and sheep rancher near Harlowton Also notes US wood consumption and losses from forest fires and insects.
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Harlowton
May Jb
Foster
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Harber
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N. Main St
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Itcom
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