Bride and groom wed in airplane ceremony at Shelby
Stella Gunner 22 and Walter Kiaack 30, both of Shelby, married in a midafternoon ceremony in an airplane owned by Eudie Kane and Mike Collins. Rev. Ernest Kistler officiated with attendants A. M. Sellery and Tyma Guiter. Guests watched from the landing field as the couple exchanged vows before departing for Conrad and Great Falls.
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Shelby
Stella Gunner
Walter Kuaack
Eudie Kane
Mike Collins
Ernest Kistler
A. M. Sellery
Tyma Guiter
Tart Vance
Kistler
Sellery
Conrad
Great Falls
Kiaack
Sei
Mendelson and Kiaack
R. Gunter
Ohio Oil Company
Vance
Courur
Russell Back to Attend BG Fht Great Falls Visit
Great Falls on June 4 reports Charles St. Russell, noted artist, returning with Mrs. Russell after a 4 day gas-driven trip from Santa Barbara to Wallace Idaho. They plan to stay in Great Falls until after July 4 then move to their summer lodge on Lake McDonald. Russell hopes to meet boxing legend Jack Dempsey and may model him in fighting stance.
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Great Falls
Charles St. Russell
Russell
Thei Lane City
Sante Barbara
Calif
Santa Barbara
Wallace
Ida
Doug
Callifordia
Douglas Fairbanks
Los Angeles
Busells
Lake McDonald
Shelby
Jack Dempsey
Mary Pielford
Montana
Auto Crash on Anaconda Hiway Near Tutte
Two autos collide on the Butte Anaconda highway nine miles west of Tutte injuring two people. Ed Lacy of Anaconda driver of the other car was taken to St Ansel hospital with a hand injury. a second person suffered a facial cut. Cossett car heavily wrecked with bent radius rods, front axle torn off, top and windshield broken. Witnesses say one car forced the other into Cossett, which was en route to Butte.
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Rutte
Tune 4
Butte-Anaconda
Tutte
Ld Crassete
Florida Avenue
Bette
Ed Lacy
Anaconla
St. and’ Hospital
Pete Son
Butte
Cossett
Hutte
Cosreth
Tracy
Sue
Permi
Havre Girl Glows With Perfect Attendance Record
Miss Dewar, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dewar, graduated from Havre High School with a perfect attendance record spanning 12 years. She never missed a day or arrived late, later planning college to pursue a journalism or teaching path while continuing her milestone discipline.
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Havre
Mavee
Binter- Barten
Uist
Ward Dewar
Deway
Hacreigh School
Atarta
Kintergarten
Seattle
Wash
Miss Dewar
Dewar
Hazel
Mie
Aly
Ais
Graduation Night Joy Leads to Speeding Car Drive
A Missoula graduate, Roy Lindborg of Missoula High School, and friends sped through Figs pits avenue after a party. Patrol officers halted the group for excessive speed. Lindborg paid a fine in Police Judge McAllister's court, saying the celebration influenced their pace.
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Missoula
Roy Lindbors
Missoula High School
Lindborg
Figs Pits Avenue
Court of Police
McAllister
Tourists Camp at Butte Park Amid Reports of Good Roads
June reports from the Butte bureau note campers settling at Butte Park as weather improves. Roads out of Butte are said to be in good condition except a severe detour between Rearmond and Drummond. Travelers advised to use Hilarkfeet routes via Ovanda to Deymmond, Vchavilie, or Wisdom to Anaconda due to storm damage around Helniville and Ovanda.
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Butte
Buttle
Ue Butte Bureau
Wellowstone Trail
Rearmond
Drummond
Hutte
Ovanda
Deymmond
Vchavilie
Wisdom
Anaconda
Ilelniville
Ovanida
Boy Playing in Yards Hit by Express Train
Glasgow June Cecil Montgomery year-old son of Mr and Mrs William Montgomery of Twigsdales was probably fatally injured this morning when struck by an express train No 29 in the Minsdale yards. Playing near a grouping of freight cars as the mail car passed at 80 miles an hour the train stopped but little hope is held for his recovery after the injury at Weaconess hospital.
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Glasgow
Cecil Montgomery
Williamn Mostgomery
Twigisdales
Minsdale
Ollee
Ceci
Am& Ray
Weaconess
Tis
Women Mix Up In Automobile Bump Near Anaconda
In a west Anaconda collision, a Buich car driven by a frightened woman ran off the road and overturned, occupants escaping with only mild injuries. A separate incident near Commercial and Alder involved a Chevrolet driven by another woman. a larger car collided, bending the front axle and damaging fenders and lights, though the other vehicle continued.
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Commercial Avenue
Alderstrad
Ades
Commercial
Ger
Shelby Demands Better Post Service in Shelby
Great Falls report from Shelby notes a protest begun for improved post office service. Vanherne leads as first signer with around 1,000 signatures aimed by next week. Petition cites a town of 300 handling mail for 6,000, a Sunday delay, single window, and requests three more windows, more space, and more clerks immediately, tied to local population and upcoming Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight bout in Shelby on July 4.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Shelby
Washington Post Office
Vanherne
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Garage Worker Scorched After Fire From Drained Tank
In Glasgow a garage worker was severely burned when gasoline cooler drained from a tank near a generator ignited a pan of flames. He leaped back, ran to the office, and used a fire extinguisher, aided by others, before the blaze was contained.
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Glasgow
Grossman Molar Co
Grossman
Patel
Kear
Egypt
Culbertson Plans Bankers Meet With Farmers
Fines as well as bankers of group four of the Montana Bankers association will be invited to a group session June 7 at Culbertson. The invitation to the farmers was extended by group officers as many talks will interest farmers and bankers alike on financial questions of agriculturists. Reservations for visitors are being arranged at Culbertson hotels. The program opens with invocation by Rev Cracr and features remarks by Culbertson mayor L Tacols, and Hoppin of Glasgow will respond to the welcome. Leverend of Culbertson, the president TL Smith of Opheim, secretary treasurer, will present his report.
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Culbertson
Montana Bankers’ Association
Culbertson Hotels Tie
Cracr
Walcouse
L. Tacols
Hoppin
Glas~gow
Welcrm
Leverend
TL Smith
Opheim
Lis
German Heirs Due for Flood of Marks in Inheritance
Hobson June 4 Judge J C umataga signed an order distributing the estate of Julius Werner found dead in his cabin in the Little Belt mountains on the Judith river over a year ago. The estate valued at 7500 dollars in sash goes to four heirs in Germany. At current exchange each heir will receive just under 72 trillion marks. in U S a share equals about 1785 dollars. County Attorney J R Muzzy represented the heirs in the distribution of the estate.
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J. TR. Muzzy
Engineer Stops Just in Time to Save Child
Bridger June 4 A train round a curve when engineer GT Dresson of the Tillings Bridger passenger line spotted a child across the track. He applied air and halted the train just before the cylinder passed the child. A little girl ran to safety with help from a nearby farmhouse resident.
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Bridger
Wild An Heer
GT. Dresson
Tillings-Bridger
Waby
Oyen Gate
Glasgow Hopes 10 Have Swimming Pool
Glas gow neighbors push for a city pool with a $3,500 balance to be raised from pledges. The American Legion offers $500 but wants the site on the courthouse grounds, while others favor a central park location on city land. A Chamber of Commerce meeting failed to decide, with another session planned for Saturday at the armory.
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Klasgow
Glasgow
Kkave
Amouunne
American Legion
Court House
Tie City Smith
Hall Park
Chamber of Commerce
Armory
Flaxville Woman Injured in Fall at Courthouse
Mrs Jennie Jordan principal of Flaxville schools was injured when she fell down a courthouse stairs. She is under care with bruises and shock expected to keep her under medical supervision several days. She had been in Poplar for an address to Bainville graduates and was returning home when the accident happened.
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Jung
Jennie Jordan
Flaxville
Court House
TJ Atkinson
Jordan
Bayville
John Zuck
Zuck
Bainville High School
Luneville
Zack
Big Sandy
Lyse Pot
May Identify Corpse by Tracing a Watch
Butte reports water and skeleton of a woman found by a prospector in the Homestake hills on May 23 traced to a watch sold in 1883 by Bibphanstey to the Vosbury company. A Mrs Sarah Van Orwick later bought the watch and vanished 25 years ago after visiting Chicago and California. The Vosbury firm closed 15 years back and records were destroyed. A niece named Sara Wedge identified the watch and tracked relatives in the west.
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Butte
Homestake Hills
Bibphanstey
Chicago
California
Vosbury Company
Sara Wedge
van Orwick
Witt
West
Big Miles City Dry Raid Nets Whisky Stills and Arrests
A major Sunday afternoon raid in Miles City seized whisky, mash, malt, stills, sugar and other contraband, claimed to be the largest in the area. About 20 people, including a man and a woman, were arrested under the state dry law. A deputy, E Smail, was involved in a shooting that wounded him in the arm during a confrontation outside a local cafe. In Seattle a Kaiser relative arrival by air is reported from St Paul, with a 20 hour flight by Nick Mamer.
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Miles
State Dry Law
Eniorc
Gene van Wert
E. R. Simail
Vin Wert
Smail
Seattle
Associated Prove
Alvo von Alvenscchen
Kaiser Wilfrelmy
Russell IL
Rhiney
St. Pam
St. Paul Jy
Nick Mamer
Spokane
Mamer
St. Paul
Headache tablets fatal to a baby in Opheim
A baby died after ingesting headache tablets found by a child in a home near Opheim. The parents learned of the tablet intake too late. emetics failed and medical aid after hours could not save the infant. Funeral was held Saturday at the Christian church in Opheim.
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Glasgow
Joseph Dat
Opheim
Opheiny
Plans and New Road for Glacier Park Montana Project
The Interior Department will open bids June 28, 1923 at Glacier Park Station Montana for 10 miles of a transmountain road in Glacier National Park. Work starts near the junction with the Blackfoot Highway crossing St Marys River with a 90 foot bridge to run along St Marys Lake toward Going to the Sun Chalet. Estimated cost is about 85000 dollars. Bidders obtain proposals from George Goodwin Civil Engineer National Park Service Portland and deposit 3 dollars refundable after returning drawings within 10 days of opening.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
Glacier Park Station
Montana
Glacine National Park
Font of St
St Mary's River
Si Mary's Lake
Glavier Park Station
George Goodwin
Natonal Park Service Department of the Interior
BM Coach — Building
Portland
Oregon
Wollen
Seci
National Parts Service Department of the Interior
Adogevlt County Rejoices In Rain
Poplar June 4 The long delayed moisture arrived Wednesday night in a rain totaling over an inch. The rain extended over the northeastern part of the state helping crops. Farmers are pleased with prospects as moisture supports plowing sowing and flax planting. Rain suggests June and July may be dry.
Cinnamon Bear Seen Near Laurel in June Report
A large cinnamon bear, previously seen south of Laurel, was spotted Friday afternoon by KR W Tales near Dis place. The bear crossed Spring creek between the Worst Martin and Mettler farms after leaving Bates ranch. C T Jesse fired twice but missed, and the bear headed toward Duck creek, believed to be moving from the Teartooth mountains toward the Pryors.
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Laurel
Dis
Bates Ranch
Spring Creek
Martin
Mettler
C.T. Jesse
Duck Creek
Teartooth Mountain
Diversion from Course Noted in Winter Quarter Remarks
Observers recall the individual drifting from the intended path, describing him as frail in body and recently released from the winter term. The report highlights concerns about his condition and notes several witnesses who saw him depart from the planned course.
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lThose
Tickets sent for Dempsey Gibbons Shelby fight July 4
Great Falls June 4 report tickets for the Dempsey Gibbons bout to Shelby mailed to coast cities Seattle Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles. Promoter Mike Callin and Mayor James A Johnson say 3000 seats go to ringside buyers at 50 dollars each. A flying machine was to carry tickets but leaked forcing rail transport.
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Great Falls
Seattle
Portland
Sancisco
Los Angeles
Mike Calling
James
A. Johnson
Shelby
Dempsey-Gibbons
St. Paul
Chicago
New York
Papress
Chirage
Shetby
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Miles City
Glacier Park
Adogevelt
Percy
Ferdie
Serous
Helf
Oswald Squibbs
Jmhig
Rf. A. Mactiinn
Sosa
Swifts Pride
Florida
del Monte
Rasses
Fuller Ave
Aifetime
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Atendant
Ultimatn Travel Counfnrl
Canada
el Bat Ave
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Minneapolis
Atina
Ecaye Yee
State Nursery & Seed CO
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