Quaken Drivers Bien 90 Days and $100 Fine
Bilings June 2 H Peterson received 30 days in county jail and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to operating an automobile while intoxicated. Justice William Gallagher also banned Peterson from driving for 20 years after sentence. He drove a borrowed car into a vehicle stopped for a freight train near Mossmann crossing on the Northern Pacific line. Mrs. Robert Stevens and husband were passengers. she suffered severe injuries but is recovering. All claims had been paid and others asked for a lighter penalty, which was considered in the case.
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Bilings
Peterson
Wilam Gallagher
Peica
Mossmann Crossing
Northern Pacific
Robert Stevens
Petersan
Janow
Aristor
Yellowstone flood danger eased by river channel changes
June 2 report notes little damage to bridges from high water on the Yellowstone River. County officials credit channel changes above Duck Creek and South bridges for reduced risk, as river volume remains below normal and high water unlikely this year. Continuous cool spells and recent dry conditions limit rising levels. a week of warmth could raise water, but no major flood expected.
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Yallowstone
Comlmalas
Duck Creek
Three Injured in Old Car Mishaps at Great Falls
Great Falls on June 2 reports three persons injured and extensive vehicle damage in the week ending noon Saturday. A L Anderson, lieutenant, notes 33 accidents, with intoxicated driving contributing to one. For the week, most causes were due to driver errors, including improper right of way and following too closely.
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Great Falls
Sattley
A. L. Anderson
Liutenant
Diarngard
Tirden Caures
Dakota Red to Ride at Miles City Roundup
Dakota Red, famed roundup clown known as the big book rover, signed for the Miles City roundup July 3 4 and 6. Secretary Bokling announced, with Jack Oaldherd of Mona Mont signing to appear with trained horses Goldherd and a strong cattle lineup. Thirty Longhorn steers bound for Miles City from Moxdeo. Ed McCall says the cattle are the best money can buy. The roundup office has been flooded with cowboy inquiries.
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Mileo Ciiz
Jung
Dakota Red
United States
Roveris
Mileo City
Bokling
Jack Oaldherd
Mona
Mont
Haw
Aga
Ropar Tip
Goldherd
Han
Milles City
Moxdeo
Ed McCall
Thin Clty
Republic
Montana Air Cadets Visit Salt Lake City Flying Colonels Tour
Five of Butte's active youth with the American Air Cadets toured Salt Lake City on National Parks Airways. They broadcast from KSL radio, visited the Orpheum theater, capitol, Fort Douglas, Emigrant Canyon and the city parks, learning about local history. The all-expenses-paid trip was awarded to top cadets for service.
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Heve
Salt Lake City
Butte
American Air Cadets
Butts
National Parks Airways
KSL
Orpheum Theater
Capitol Building
Fort Doug
Jag
Emigrant Canyon Sud
Colonala
National Parka Airways
Salt Lake Ctty
Butta
American Air Cadeta
Chase Coyotes on Missoula Streets
Missoula deputies chase a coyote through city streets, firing shots during the pursuit. The animal escapes into open country after a long chase, leaving locals amused by the tale of a wild visitor seeking hospital hospitality.
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Chase Coyotes
Missoula
Sherift Pan Wilcox
Chnac
Mispoula
Wiley Coyote
Rancher Dies After Being Struck by Auto Near Naynesford
John Wotowicz, 65, a rancher near Naynesford, was struck four miles northwest of Raynesford on Saturday. He died Sunday afternoon at Columbus Hospital from a compound leg fracture and internal injuries. Driver Frank Slingaby of Midwest was released. sheriff says no charges. Witnesses helped move him to Belt and then Columbus for care.
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Greet Falla
John Worowicz
Naynesford
Raynesford
Columbus Hospital
Frank A. Stingsby
Midwest
Wye
Wojtowics
Slingaby
Toi Belt
Columbus Hoaptfal
Frost damage lighter than expected in Bitter Root area
Missoula on June 2 reports frost harm to Bitterroot orchard crops less severe than forecast. McIllipsy Morello orchards manager R G Ostergren notes minimal mill damage on the McIntosh Morello holdings though some valley sections saw heavier losses. Willpoms on apple to cherry trees boost prospects, while some strawberry losses in the valley are noted. late Everbearing crops unlikely to be affected by early frosts.
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Missoula
Bitter Moat
R. G. Ostergren
Derby
McIntosh-Morello
George L. Knight
Norticulsturist
Road Oil Paving on Shelby Street Near Completed
In Shelby on June 2 grading and oiling Main Street began a week ago under Mayor J. W. Williamson appointee A Hola. About 400 barrels of road oil from Wyoming crude were spread from the Eckel Motor Co. to the Rainbow hotel with a 70 percent asphalt base. An additional 206 barrels are to be applied toward the state highway and Great Northern tracks as soon as available.
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Shelby
Main Street
A Hola
J. W. Williamson
Wyoming
Eckel Motor Company
Rainbow Hotel
Guayhurst
Drilling for Gas on Ranch at Winifred
Central Montana Utilities has moved a drilling rig to the D. Meora ranch in the Gerhard section to begin a gas well. The crew, known for fast work, expects to reach 1,200 to 2,000 feet though gas has surfaced shallower in this area. Local optimism rises with gas found in nearby wells.
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Winsfrad
Central Montana Utilities Company
Meora Ranch
Gerhard
Kangan- Montana
Fenholt
Company
Great Northern to Open Coal Mine at Cottonwood Plant
June 2. Great Northern railway to secure coal for locomotives on this division from Cottonwood Coal Company property. A new seven mile branch off two miles south of Stockett rises McGillom canyon to serve the mine. The mine already opened and operations will start soon. The supply is expected to cover several years of needs with good grade bituminous coal.
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Great Northern
Cottonwood
Great Northern Railway
Cottonwood Coal Company
Hrad Wear
Han
Milne
Ine
Stockett
McGillom Canyon
Wear
Callinwood Coal Company
Bee
Aiso
Sandvig to Leave Custer Forest for Headwaters Post
Miles City June 2. E D Sandvig assistant supervisor of Custer National Forest will become assistant supervisor of Helena National Forest at Dill Inn July 1. His successor here has not been named. Sandvig came here from Missoula.
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Miles City
E. D. Sandvig
Custer National Forest
Hoaverhead National Forset
Dill" Inn
Sandrig
Missoula
Will Drill Three More Wells Soon in Cut Bank Area
Cut Bank June 2 A negotiated agreement following talks among Drumbelier interests and Canadian and Havre groups plans drilling three to four more wells north and northwest of Out Dank soon. Key participants include R H Hrecken of Calgary and J Hatch of Turner Valley. The drilling will target Drumbelier property north of the city near the Fandpoint Boerger area. Additional wells are planned west of the Yunck Drumbeller recovery site and southwest of the current field.
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Drumbeler
Canada
Havre
Northwast
Out Dank
R. H. Hrecken
Cantabat
Calgary
Hatch
Turner Vley Field
Jarome Drumbelier Moat
Wadnesdey
Drumbelier Baldingn
Gas Line Ready by July 1 Near Glendive Williston
Glendive June 2 Hope Engineering and Construction says the Glendive Williston lateral gas pipeline will be completed by July 2 making natural gas available at Sidney Fairview Williston and intermediate towns. Two large tank camps have been established on the Glendive Bis marck line and eight miles of that line are laid. The contract requires completion by Oct. 1 and upon finish towns Bramarck Mandan Dickinson Bosch N D and Wichaux and intermediate areas will receive gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendive
Hope Engineering and Construction Company
Lea
Bramarck
Mandan, Dickinson and Bosch
N. D
Wichaux
Judge Sets Vandal Teens to Earn Fines
Lewistown June 2 Judge J C Stanioon sentences four boys charged with wrecking a wagon at the Cheadie hall. The youths admit guilt but claim prior damage. Court orders each to work during vacation to earn the money to pay their fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
J. C. Stanioon
Cheadie
Cheadie Hall
Earthquake Strikes Near Tokyo With Mild Damage
Tokyo reports the strongest quake of the year measuring around 12 millimeters magnitude. The 25 minute tremor halted clocks, rattled residents, and prompted evacuations within about a 60 mile radius of Tokyo. Seafloor disturbance centered in the Pacific east of Tokyo briefly continued for seven minutes.
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Tokyo
Thynvako
Tokyo Central Mateorological Observatory
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Sidney Pax
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National Parks Ateways
Sam Parker, Jr
Newton Russell
Frederick Eissler
Jack Thompson
Arron Marana
Winifred
Forester Transf
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Mich
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Jacob Till
Henry Krug
Tit
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Earl Bronson
Drumbellera
Sullivan
Colo
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Jakota
Richlube
Billy Arnold
Louis Schneider
Indianapolis
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Richfield
Tilly Arnold
Sherry” Cantlon
Lou Meyer
Bill Cummings
Reenter Aeree
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XY Mixon
Japan
A. A. Garage
Schaeffer Oil CO
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