Montana May Have Been Home of Prehistoric Man
A Rotarians talk recounts ancient Montana fossil beds near Bear Creek Carbon County. Dr J S Fereginiert describes a human tooth and various prehistoric remains found at Bear Creek coal mines dating back 975 years ago, noting their significance to geologists and paleontologists and the spread of findings to New York and Washington for expert review.
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Montana
Bear Creek
Jay
Pre- Justorteia
Germany
Iran
Bugle
Letver Malar
Siepgird Caphunel
Bitter Root Line bid openings set for June 11
Bids for the Bitter Root branch east sulene of the Northern Pacific railway will be opened at the railway’s general offices in St Paul on June 11. Surveyors and engineers have completed work and contractors are inspecting the ground. The right of way has been secured.
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Bitter Root
Northern Pacific Riway
Ruway
St Paul
Mystery in Porto Verde Affects Nunnally on a Jungle Fringe
In Porto Verde Brazil elderly American chemist Nunnally investigates a string of deaths tied to Vilak West also known as Vilaka a fellow American. A barber keeper with Oriental features hints at danger as Tony Barbetta foreman dies after a club strike and Vilak suspects Elise Marberry and Potts contend with a shifting blame in a perilous plot.
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Porto Verde
Brazil
Linear Nuneally
Nunnally
Vilaka West
Vilak
Dom
Cousi
Elise Marberry
Elise
Nilaka
Tony Barbetta
Lancy Potts
Barbetta
Potts
Ports Verde
Hi Place
Lousin
Focus
Broadway
New York City
Porto Vere
Ife
Prentiss’ Place
Daye
Flise
Elise Button
Ermlit
Uss LM
Ganrse
Iis
Ins
Nanny
Begin the Story Chapter V in Shadow of Murder
A cryptic scene unfolds as Vilak and the chemist discuss murder suspects and fate. The pair debate tangible and intangible facts, suspect Prettiss as linked to a spate of mysterious deaths, while locals fear a devilish feud over land and old grievances.
Untitled nus dialogue leads to chance meeting at fair
In a fragmentary scene Nunpally encounters the beautiful Lise Marberry at a festivity, as a playful challenge about smoking or cigarets hints at a continuation of the next chapter in this serialized tale.
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Nunpally
Lise Marberry
Valery
Rew
Jones Says Gonogo Pulls Through Mud
Albert Po Jones, driver of the Continental Oil tank wagon, testifies that Gonogo gasoline affects pulling power. He recounts aiding a stalled bus near Clisal by towing with his fuel and asserts Gonogo gas would be useful on that road.
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Albert Po Jones
Continental Oil Company
Winston Townsend
Clisal
Elena
Janes
Three Forks
Townsend
Jeane
Casey Eyes Race Horse Deal for Helena Showdowns
Casey seeks to fetch race horses from Kansas City for a Montana State fair event in Helena this fall. The state board of examiners authorized travel to Kansas City to contract for racing stock, with half of transport costs to be borne by owners.
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Kansas City
Hollowell 15 Guilty of Second Degree Murder
The supreme court upheld Hollowell's second degree murder verdict from Carbon County District Court. He was found guilty of killing Emma Kikel in self defense but claimed he only intended to shoot to scare. Hollowell, 43, was convicted May 30, 1926 and sentenced to 20 to 40 years. the ruling affirms the lower court and denies replacing the verdict.
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District Court
DA Hollowell
Supreme Court
Hollowell
Court of
Carbon County
Emma Kikel
Jowells Yanch
Rdger
Tollowell Place
Finllowell
Sunceml
Ollowell
Howell
Fital
Lance
Firdyer
Prinon le
Ather Des Thas Thay
Tallowell
School Fashion Revue At Auditorium Friday
Students from the_public schools sewing department will display their year’s garments Friday afternoon June 1 at 2 40 in the city auditorium. Live models from the classes will parade in summer dresses and other garments. Supervisors Miss Davidson Miss Tuckman Miss Schaduler and Miss Holte guide the project.
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Simmer
Hare
Misa Ethel Davidson
Caroline Tucktman
Virgina Schaduler
Misa Josephine Holte
Renartment
Former Helena Girl Dies in Conrad Montana
News of the death of Mrs. E S Severtson formerly Helena girl Miss Helen Frey, who grew up in Helena, was reported from Conrad Montana. She died suddenly, leaving her husband and one son, plus parents near Augusta and three sisters. Remains to be brought to Helena Friday for a 2 PM Christian church funeral. Pastor Rev Mr McClear to deliver the sermon. burial at Forestvale. Funeral directors Flaherty and Kohler arranged. Pallbearers named Linder Walker George Lloyd Charles Wells Richard Brenned Willam Tuohy Francis Howard.
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E S Severtson
Helen Frey
Helena
Conrad Mont
Severtson
Selinats
Hgh
Fant
Augusta
Matanis
Conrad
Christian Church
McClear
Bural
Forestvate
Flaherty
Kohler
Linder Walker
George Lloyd
Charles Wells
Richard Brenned
Willam Tuohy
Francis Howard
Five Bee Inspectors Appointed by Montana Board
Five apiary inspectors were appointed yesterday by the Montana board of examiners upon the state agriculture department's application. The appointees are Ei. Ry Lott of Bozeman Joe Trynn At Brotherson of Hardin A E Trapp of Grass Range and Joe Adelbert of Kahapell. They will work during the summer on per diem or salary and expenses.
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Montana
Bres
State Department of Agriculture
Board of Examiners
Ei. Ry ‘Lott
Bozeman
Joe Trynn
Brotherson
Hardin
A. E. Trapp
Grass Range
Joe Adelbert
Kahapell
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National Wool Cachange
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Haire
Florida
Bitter Root Line
Delicatessen
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Nagles
Young and Nagle Co
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Economy
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Cher
Peontiss
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Gonogo
Casey
Brush Museum
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