Missoula Students Honor Houseman On Field Trip
Missoula May 31 Students from the State University School of Journalism and faculty joined Pro Eleanor R. Houseman and Dean A. L. Stone on a field trip along the Missoula river valley. They visited Hell Gate settlement and O Keefe ranch, with Stone giving historical context. Mary Woody, granddaughter of Judge Woody and a journalism student, participated.
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Missoula
School of Journalism
the State University
Iol
Missoula River Valley
R. L. Houseman
Charlo Residents Push For State Highway From Dixon To Honan
In Charlo May 31 a petition circulated by the Charlo community club seeks state highway consideration for a Dixon to Renan via Charlo and Nine Pipe route. About 350 taxpayers signed, with D A Dellno and Harold Beck chosen to present to county commissioners. Club president A N McDaniel says residents deserve state aided roads to boost growth and attract newcomers.
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Charlo
Dizon
Renan
Yiandless
Nine Pipe
McDaniel
Dixon
Honan
Townsend News Highlighting Graduations and Local Visits
Townsend May 31 report notes Mrs Don Sweeney and Mr John Thomas visiting town. Families return home after school term. several locals from White Sulphur Springs Nay Creek and Deep Creek seen in Townsend. Mount St Charles college president Dr N C Fritz gave commencement speech. twenty students received diplomas. various scholarships awarded. high school diplomas presented by Principal Good to twenty eight graduates. town hosts Mary Good valedictorian and other classmates. local visits include Bud Pool and Mrs Zimmerman among others.
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A. V. Safely
Seattle
Wash
Sately
Frank Riley
Mamie Hawksworth
Townsend
Sperling
Judge Ney
Broadwater Post
American
Amanda Patterson
Willard Lofgren
Mount St Charles College
Misa May Kirly
Missoula
Myr
Fred Ewil
Bozeman
Mest
Guy
Kirscher
Townsend Meat Company
K. J. Anders
Cash and Warry
Rutte
Thursdar
A. Tl. Ward
Helena
Jake Mitchell
Andy Christensen
Ettie Burtt
P Iardy
Hrondwater Bled
N. C. Fritz
Mount St. Charles College
Atyah McCormick
Puincipal J. M. Kay
Misa
Mary Ganl
Misa Mary Gail Zimmerman
Cornelia Lenehan
Olivia Tesley
Mary Good
Lexington
Missouri
Charles Lofgren
St. John's Hospital
Chester
Francia May
Af Beidger
Lewis Pool
Mise Mary Good
Valerictorian
Broadwater Counts High School
Clarence Bickford
Inez Plymalr
Gadd
Bud Poo
Aodersburg
Nick Zimmerman
Mary Leone
Man recounts near fatal shooting in trial
Borowczyk told jurors in criminal court Friday that he shot his wife after a night of alleged marital strife and later wounded himself. He described blackout moments, a jammed gun, and his plan to kill Kurich before turning the gun on himself. Cross-examination to continue.
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Borowczyk
Criminal Court
McQueen
al Paliip Kunleh
Mre
Kurich
J. Austin Bourquin
Inspection confirms seed pea acreage damaged by frost
Hamilton May 31 C Le Sour manager of the Associated Seed Growers Interests reports from Bonner's Ferry Idaho that the pea crop there was badly frost damaged while the Kallepel region shows good condition with ample rain. Le Sour was joined by Mrs Le Sour and Mr and Mrs W P Mulkeyr ape of the N P on the trip. Other misc notes mention travel to Tacoma Cheney Helena and Boxeman with several local residents leaving for family visits and reunions in various cities.
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Hamilton
C. le Sour
Associated Sood Growers
Bonner's Ferry
Idaho
LeSeur
W. P. Mulkeyr
Ape
Tin N. P
Vacalon
Lions to stage big three day rodeo at Browning
Browning May 31 The Lions club plans a three day rodeo at Browning with a committee led by William Shaw chairman Fred Getty Walter C Fallon Robert Cramer and T F P Jackaan to organize. The event opens July 2 featuring fence, wild horse and cow pony racks plus other rodeo acts. About 31 000 has been subscribed for expenses and the Indian sun dance and related ceremonies will highlight the central Browning celebration with participants from nearby communities and Glacior county acts in a tepee centerpiece and dance sketch.
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Browning
Liona! Club
Diane
William Shaw
Fred Getty
Walter C. Fallon
Robert Cramer
T. F P. Jackaan
Ormita
Cut Bank Creek
Heart Butte
Upper Cut Bank
Cut Bank
Missoula
Glacior County
Superior 10 Honor Founders of Church Memorial Deaconess
Superior May 31 Forty two years ago the fourth of June a young woman was licensed as the first deaconess in the Methodist Episcopal church. Her work and vision fostered many organizations and the Isabelle A Heeves Memorial church in Superior bears her name. Next Thursday evening church groups will honor her memory with a program.
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Superior
Methodist Episcopal Church
le Issabelle
Heeves Memorial Church
Our Town
Transient Killed on Train Near Armington
Great Falls May 31 Ken neth Rust about 40 of Palouse Wash was killed and Bill Blaine of Palouse cut tered a broken leg while riding a Great Northern freight train near Armington. Trainmen say they were sitting in a boxcar doorway when their heads struck the under frame near Hell Creek. Rust's mother lives in Palouse Blaine has a sister Mrs Lee Monnet Spokane. The accident was witnessed by other passengers and freight crew.
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Great Falle
Kenneth Rust
Patouse, Wash
Bill Blaine
Patouse
Great Northern
Armington Tacay
Hell Creek
Rust
Blaine
Palouse
Lee Monnet
Spokane
Miler
Lvfafe
Review of Week Signals Sluggish Business Outlook
New York May review notes a dull period with some revival in spring and early summer prospects. Building contracts show a modest weekly uptick by mid May, while overall activity remains down from April. Retail trade edges up ahead of Memorial Day as weather aids goods movement but profits stay narrow. Steel and electricity show continued weaker demand and production. Drought persists as a major factor, tempering price relief and crop prospects, though some farmers expect limited gains if crops yield.
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Hy Claunr
A. Jagger
New York
Mitt
Heraine
New Low Bond Prices Recorded In Market Rally
New York May 31 bond market shows fresh lows across groups after a volatile period. National City Bank review notes hysteria in bond trading and urges investors to avoid indiscriminate liquidation while seeking quality issues. Weekly new bond offerings total 108,279,919, the largest since April. High grade issues remain favored amid ongoing market caution.
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AT ‘der Benderson
New York
Wask
Erea
Boans
Tigaya
Classified Advertising Notices and Publicity Policies
The Independent Publishing Company prints daily classified ads from 270 Madison Avenue New York and 1a0 Steeger San Francisco. Advertisers must check proofs read by The Independent office. the sales summary notes large bond offerings and U S treasury bills during a week, with the Consolidated Gas Company sale highlighted.
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Postettica Sb
Teanumiaien
Consolidated Gas Company of
New York
United States Treasury
Masonic Lodge Meetings Noted for June and May Dates
A garbled Masonic notices page lists Elena Lodge Stated June 5 at 8 p m and Morning Star Lodge June 10 with A degree. King Solomon’s Lodge Stated June 3 at 8 p m. Heattish Rite Reehlar meeting Tuesday June at 8 p m. Algeria Temple Shrine Regular meeting June 15 at 8 p m. Josephine Hopner Chapter Installation May 28 at 4 o'clock and Miriam Chapter memorials May 26 at 8 p m.
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Tnitlation
Miriam
Independence Mine Revival Near Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge May 31 MacCalman and Carlgon have moved onto the old Independence mine 13 miles southeast of town near the Champion mine. The site, staked since 1877 with 125 acres patented, is actively operated. A new two drill compressor was set up and 400 feet of ore run to the tunnel face. work to be renamed June 1. Eldred and Ross report the current tunnel will be driven under the wing of the old tunnel with high gold silver and copper value noted in 1920 and ore shipments from Tevine workings in 1896. Prospects for development are excellent.
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Deer Lodge
MacCalman
Carlgon
Independence
Here
Champion
Pregent
Wldred
Ming
Commuany
A. D. Ross
Eldred
Tevine
Fildred
Pipe for Lewistown Gas Arriving for Mains
Lewistown May 31 The first shipment of gas pipe for the Lewistown Natural Gas Co to install mains arrived Friday. A. M. Masenier of the Milwaukee railroad says 10 more carloads are expected, totaling 22 cars to be delivered in coming days. The progress should reassure residents doubts over completion and bolster morale.
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Lewistown
Miller Teacher From Hughenville Leaves for Spain
Milas Sylvia Miller, a Hughenville teacher, has closed her school and will depart soon for Spain. The brief notice notes her travel arrangement and imminent departure for the European destination.
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Stanford
North Orotan Truck Crash Claims Man's Life
May 31 Baker, North Dakota. Mine owner Barthol Bartholomew Martindale, 56, died when a loaded truck overturned near here while returning from a sawmill. Tony Marthel of Goland, North Dakota, suffered a broken collarbone and broken ribs. Barthol, the driver, was rushed to a local hospital. One son lived in Fairfield, Montana.
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Martindale
Barthol
Walter Sirling
Martinadale Les
Fairfield, Mont
Stores to close Saturdays in July and August
Butte merchants announced most stores will close Saturday afternoons during July and August, except food shops. The city had earlier used a rotation system with weekly partial holidays. Clerks favored returning to Saturday afternoon closing, and the union voted 282 to 137 in favor.
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Butte
Howeaver
Clerks’ Union
Hutin
Teague resigns as Farm Board vice chairman after year in post
Charles C. Teague resigns from the Farm Board vice chairman role effective tomorrow after a year beyond his term. He credits unprecedented progress in cooperative marketing, lauds agricultural marketing act finances, defends price stabilization, and plans to return to California citrus business. He praises Hoover’s selection of board members and notes no sectional influence on decisions.
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Washington
Charles C. Teague
Farm Board
Hoover Asso
Teague
California
Telephone Line To New Lookout Station Planned
Stovenaville May 31 Forest service crews are building telephone lines to a new lookout tower on St Mary's peak. The tower west of Stovenaville will be among the district's highest and its line will connect to the main line at Stavenaville Bridge then follow roads southwest to the foothill and up the mountain.
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Stovenaville
St. Mary's Peak
Aiid
Stavenaville Bridge
Fonthile
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