Athletic Manager Appointed at Missoula State University
E Kirk Badgley named athletic manager by Dr O H Clapp president at Missoula State University. Former assistant business manager since 1925 and ex business professor, Badgley will oversee athletic budgets and operations while leaving teaching. He succeeds J W Stewart in the manager's role and joins the athletic committee alongside W E Srnrie ber J P Rowe TC Spaulding and others.
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University Alumni Association
Radgiey
J. W. Stewart
Connect
W. E. Senrieber
J. P. Rowe
TC. Spaulding
J 5
Miller
B. F. Oakes
H. F. Adams
Lewandowski
EK Badsley
Musselshell Flood Association Names Clement President
Musselshell Flood Association kept its course for the coming year as officers were elected. Walt Crem ent of Flatwillow was named president with J A Liegell Roundup serving as secretary treasurer. Vice president names and county reps were noted, signaling continued local flood control efforts despite limited federal funds.
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Mary
Musselshell Basin Flood Control Association
Federal Reclamation Fund
Walt Crement
Flatwillow
J. A. Liegell
Tole
Winenecook
Wheatland County
G H. Corringson
Ryegate
Golden Valley
Vonni
AL E Dre
Rawndap
Miseelshell Cnunty
D R. Milbourne
Taler
Fergus County
Elmer Eager
Whinitt
Perraleum
Missoula Artist Graduates With Honors in Painting
Missoula May 20 A mural style painting titled The Painting of Three Draped Figures is set for the State University art department exhibition. Professor Riedell praises the work for its color finish and symbolism as a sign of Miss Tupper's bright future. The canvas will be framed and placed between two doors at the art room entrance in Main Hall and become part of the department's permanent collection.
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Missoula
Mush
Aid Gounimar
Dorothy Tripper
Mireoula
Nanors
The
State University
Riedell
Profosaor of
Fine Arts
Man Expires While Friend Is Hunting Streets for Him
May 31. While his friend drove about the city early yesterday looking for him to take him home, Terry Hanna 26 Anacondan lay dying at St James hospital. Hanna, known in the Smelter city, walked along West Park street waiting for Ed Speeiel to meet him for a ride home. Near the Woolworth store he collapsed. Police were called and he died ten minutes later at St James hospital without regaining consciousness.
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St. James Hospital
May rainfall nears four inches in Missoula report
Missoula report notes May rainfall near four inches with most of the precipitation from a Sunday storm. A measured four hour shower produced about % of an inch, with Monday’s shower expected to push the total for the month to nearly four inches.
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Missoula
Mar
Rocky Mountain Experiment Station
Federal Building
Dam break on Jack Creek devastates Madison canyon area
Damage from Thursday's flood in Madison canyon tops $100,000 as 125 acre feet of water released from a dirt dam at Jack Creek head inundated fields, wrecked fences and bridges, washed away houses, and destroyed stock including 150 chickens at the Diamond J. Clyde Beall ranch escaped, Charles Sackett narrowly survived, and the dam was 120 feet long, 26 feet high, tapering at the top.
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Roveman
Madison Canyon
Jack Creek
Madison Lake
Clyde Beall
Charles Sackett
Sackett
Diamond J
Julia Bennett
Edgar Brrees
Fayd Jeffers
Exhibits Rattlers Captured Near Great Falls
Several rattlesnakes, including some about four and a half feet long and a seven inch rattler, are displayed in Huseman Clear store exhibit window for public viewing for several days. The snakes were barely inside a nearby field north of Manchester before being found within a broad radius.
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Huseman Clear
Tred Wuwseman
Manchestter
Sheriff Candidate To Run His Race In Rocking Chair Rocking Chair Run
Angus McLeod a Republican candidate for sheriff of Lil Bow county plans a primary campaign in a rocking chair. The former mine superintendent is described as a spirited character who pursued a fish in the Madison and suffered a broken bone in an unspecified incident.
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Rocking Chair
Butte
Angus McLeod
Lil Bow County
Madison
White Sulphur Springs Community Notes Place and People
White Sulphur Springs reports from May 41 with about 20 geology students arriving from Greal Falls, staying at Sherman hotel. State Veterinarian Dr W J Butter states most cattle in the county are dipped and officially cleared of infection. Local prep includes road work by federal engineer J T Welster organizing a grade for the alala bridge. Other items note residents marrying, campaigning, and visits, plus a new golf course under construction by the local Golf club.
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White Sulphur Springs
Geology
School of Mines of
Hutte
Greal Falls
Sherman Hotel
W. J. Butter
Leras Bayer
McKay
Tax Smith
Margaret ‘Harden
Ringling
John Shannon
Charlee Cowan
Shannon
Petra ‘Thompson
Carl PL Thompson
Lennep
Thompson
Alva Vinton
Aubrer
W. W. Chealy
Grew Falls
Henry Sartain
Fistte
Ahd
Richard Manger
Billy Manger
Helena
J. Ta Welster
Inthia Nlate
Upper Nawlan Creek
Reo
Ieinter
Tom Adama
Sheep Creek
Mia
Florence Meachem
Aon
Arthur Fisher
North Fork
Kentucky 101 Clover Valued Cash Crop Outlook
Kentucky farmers look to Montana red clover seed as a potential cash crop for the north, while alfalfa seed shortfalls push dependence on Montana. Montana 101 strain shows promise after years of testing, with Kentucky scientists widening trials and a likely ready market.
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Horeman
Kentucky
Montana
Sam Sloan
Extension Agramumlat
Montana State College
Sloan
Middlewert
Canot
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
McDowell Predicts Roosevelt Nomination On First Ballot
W W McDowell a former Montana official and convention delegate predicts Franklin D Roosevelt will win the Democratic presidential nomination on the first ballot or by day one at the national convention. He cites likely state delegation support and notes possible native son opposition. The McDowells arrived from Helena and will spend two months at the Valley of the Moon ranch on Rock Creek.
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Missoula
Frank
D. Roosevelt
New York
W.W. McDowell
Houten Ant
McDowell
Roosevelt
Stata Delagaviona
Mre
Light House Robbers Take Everything in Butte
Homa prowlers visited the Halt home at 2631 Bush Street last night, taking clothing, a black plush fur coat, coal, corn feed, and 50 Rhode Island Reds. They also raided the hennery, carting away items as police investigated.
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Butte
Homa
Bush Street
Rhoda Island
Tmall
Alumni Start 10 A Pace for Reunion at State University
Missoula sees alum and former students arriving for a State University reunion. The opening Dean Stone night at Fire En ough Park kicks off Wednesday with bonfire songs and talks. Activities include music recitals, Junior Prom, May fete, golf, varsity baseball, faculty meetings, and a Saturday alumni banquet and band concert. Canon Middleton will deliver the baccalaureate address Sunday evening and Dr George J Barnes will give the commencement address Monday afternoon.
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Missoula
Mary Alan
the State University
Dean Stone
Fire Enough Park
School of Journalisty
Corbin Hall
State University
Mumbai
Philadelphia
The
Loz
Mountain Lion Deer and Cat Bonded Farm Household
A Mountian lion, a deer and a cat form an unusual alliance on a ranch run by Tark Campbell. The narrative follows a cow and calf, a sow and piglets, and lambs under the care of a matriarchal animal group. The story centers on the owner’s decision whether to sell the pig and sheep area as a "family" unit in a scene of pastoral companionship.
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Tark Campbell
Caat
Yvonne
Rhia
Feary Nas
Marmyna
Campbell
Dreukens
Piand
Monsignor O'Brien Given Indian Name at Crow Agency Rite
In Billings on May 31 Monsignor M T O'Brien vicar general of the Helena diocese was given the Indian name Akinwakema- Buleh during Corpus Christi services at the Pryor agency on Crow Reservation. The procession drew several hundred Indians and whites from nearby towns. O'Brien conducted services in the Pryor agency chapel before the benediction in the new St Charles chapel. The monsignor carried the sacraments under a canopy upheld by four tribesmen in native dress and sang high mass at 10 30. He spoke as the envoy of Bishop Edwin V O'Harg of Great Falls, who could not attend, with several priests from Carbon and Yellowstone counties participating.
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Monaignor O'Brien
Pryor Agency
St. Charles Chapel
Monaignor
Elmington News notes local visits and travel events
Elliston residents share visits with friends and relatives from Perma Nearmouth Helena and Missoula. Local trips include Qualls left for Big Fork Montana, inland channel travels toward Alaska, and vacations planned to Spokane Readville and eastern Montana.
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Carl Friedland
Mia
Qualls Lef
Big Fork
Mont
Mr. Qualls
Tie
Harry Bathfast
Relation Land
Spokane
Readile
Alanka
Ther Wim
Renat
Mr. Ramiser
Lucile Davila
Tixen Hama
Watter Kelly
Margaret
Helena
Vinitara
Fem, Dixon
Helen
Helena Vistors
Ralph Latham
Nne Dumaing
Celia
Mra
lGeorge Lyman
Xouton
Slrdacyve
Mumaine
Tobin Ranch
Molena
A. A. Cooper
Coop
Patania
Mile City
O'Neil Miller
James Miller
Fred Bumalhe
Birdsere
Telen Mixon
Aleasburg
Railroad Loss in Appeal Case Sweeps Local Court
The Missouri Belt owner Mardell challenges property valuation with a $4,000 decision in district court. Judge Theodore Lentz upheld H. Hart, county treasurer, in a balance of disputed taxes. The case involves railroad line valuations and prior ownership transfers from Missouri Gas and Coke. Liberty deputy clerk indicted for stealing $75,900. arraignment set for June 2.
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Northern Pacific
Shiwauker
Aflargurl
Cardell
Missouri Gas and Cake Company
Hig
Los Angeles
Liberty AL Wml
Elliot Crate
Jane
Pupils Mass Briscoe Be Fine Recital
Townseid Florida pupils of Dips Bo Ay lscon gave a recital in the Woman's clot rooms here recently and were warmly received by nearly full attendance. Names included Clara Luise Urnyea Pat Pooks Betty Jane Watkins Charles Tellard Lele Schwartz Ely Watkins Katherine Urouves Alfred Mason Garofalil Mat Alice Ballard and Lotha Kris on.
Anaconda Anglers Launch June 1 Membership Drive
Anaconda Anglers announce a June 1 membership campaign targeting about 800 members. President Walter Lage says funds from last year’s dues supported trout stocking across Deer Lodge County lakes.
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Anaconda
Anglers
Anarondit
Walter Lage Prexidenit
Eli
Deer Lodge
Iast
May Sttes
Coargetown
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