Yellowstone streams closed to fishing in park areas
From Livingston June 4, Roger W Toll superintendent of Yellowstone National Park reports many streams and lakes are closed to fishing until further notice. Closed waters will be posted by district rangers while other waters reopen under general rules. The three fish per day limit on Yellowstone Lake remains in effect, affecting boat docks and trips to remote parts of the lake.
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National Geographic Society Man in Park Visit
Dr. Robert Griggs leads a party of students on a Yellowstone survey with plans to study thermal activity in Alaska. The group, after multiple trips, arrived by North Coast Limited and will depart for Katmai. Griggs aims to recount the voyage in a National Geographic Society magazine.
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Miles City Farmers Welcome Rain After Long Drought
In Miles City and southeastern Montana farmers finally received substantial rainfall on June 4, totaling about 1.82 inches locally and 0.42 inches at a regional meteorology station. The downpour began Saturday night and extended into dawn Sunday, with widespread showers across the area aiding pasture and crop prospects. Local ranchers estimated the rain as valuable market relief, noting expectations of improved conditions for grazing and production.
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Aoutheastern
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Pillingay
Trial recalls Dempsey Gibbons prize fight finance
In Great Falls and Shelby, a district court session revisited a 1923 dispute over financing the Dempsey Gibbons prize fight. Stanton Trust and Bank sought about 330,000 from James A. Johnson, claiming a promissory note for 945,000 executed June 16, 1923, with Johnson liable for half of 40,000 and Stanton as co-signor.
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Johnson
George H. Stanton
Great Falls
Stanton
John Rod
Remprey
Jack Kearns
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Gibbons
Mr. Speer
Jonnson
Hia Joanson
Police Chief Seeks Adios On Patrols In Modernization Push
Great Falls June 4 Contending that effective crime apprehension hinges on post to headquarters communication Chief Gaunt urged council to install signal devices call boxes radio in business district and motorized units on Second Avenue North and Ninth Street along with automatic traffic signals He notes three year upgrades have occurred but motorized patrols are proven to cover five times the area of foot officers and are not experimental.
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Malta Irrigation District Faces Water Shortage Repairs
Water users in Malta Irrigation District report scarce supplies as irrigation lagging and hay and beets show limited progress. A Sunday shower helped crops slightly but damage is minimal. repairs on a flume from St. Mary's cut water by about $2, limiting early season irrigation. Superintendent Johnson says water from St. Mary's will resume in about 10 days with no shortage anticipated.
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Stolen Dillon Car Found in Great Falls
Dillon on June 4 reported that a car stolen from the garage of J. Annon Taxtor here was recovered in Great Falls Sunday. The cat was found unharmed except for a flat tire and appeared abandoned by the thief. Mr. Baxter plans to retrieve the vehicle in Great Falls this week.
Homecoming events at Montana State College described
Montana State College will host a week of events marking the end of the school year with Baccalaureate services on June 8, a Homecoming on June 9, and commencement exercises June 11 for over 160 graduates. Alumni gatherings, a military pageant, and a banquet at Motel Baxter are planned, plus sports awards and Phi Omega Sigma installation. A separate Guernsey Gallop tour through the Flathead region promotes dairy cattle breeding with tours from Bitter Root, Plains, Little Bitter Root, and Flathead valleys culminating in a Kalispell banquet.
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Invite Hoover to Georgetown Lake
Annronia June 4. An invitation from the Montana Bconte Transportation and Dude Tatch Company invites President Hoover and his party to visit Georgetown Lake for a western vacation. The offer highlights telegraph and telephone access via Anaconda and suggests Hoover would visit Anaconda during his trip.
Young Bill Jones Recognized After Wandering Camp
Anaconda June 4. Bill Jones son of Buck Jones, a former Anode basketball player, wandered from camp on Warm Springs Creek over the weekend. Campers alerted authorities when a boy walked away saying he was looking for his father and mother. The young boy identified himself as Wil Jones and was soon returned to his parents.
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Baccalaureate Address Heard at Deer Lodge
The baccalaureate for Powell County High School was held Sunday at the Presbyterian church Deer Lodge with Hoy Lawrence Rose of St James Episcopal delivering a sermon titled The Church decor featured a max of flowers and the ceremony drew the graduating class of 22 along with relatives and friends.
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By a Few Drinks He Meant a Few Pints Butte
Emil Andreckson was found guilty of disturbing the peace after claiming he had only “just a few drinks” yesterday before falling through a window on East Broadway. Judge Shaw noted the ambiguity and set fines at $19 for the defendant.
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More Drilling in the Roundup Area Soon
Roundup district in Golden Valley county expects deeper drilling on the Woman Pocket structure west of Roundup. O company plans to start around July 1 after earlier shallow tests in 1914 and 1915. past wells reached 2,000 to 3,000 feet with limited oil shows. Local land remains under speculation by ranchers and speculators.
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Texas
Beaverhead Drought Relieved by Rain
Dillon June 4 A brief report says scattered showers brought rain to Beaverhead county easing a long drought worsened by hot winds. Rain was not general but mountains near Dillon were covered with snow this morning.
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Ray Frashing
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Havre Council Moves to Abandon Airport Plan
Havre leaders pressed for a larger airport, backing a one mile extension for airport purposes. The airport committee and Havre Chamber of Commerce urged funds for landing field repairs a hangar and needed upgrades. A levy of about $2000 was proposed to support the airport fund as local customs seek permanent entry facilities near the Canadian border.
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Stabbing Charge Backed as Jurist Recovering
Reports from Murray hospital say Mrs Annone Juristien, wounded in a home stabbing at 2201 Leatherwood Avenue, is improving slowly. George Jurstien, 62, faces possible first degree murder charges if she dies, or second degree if she recovers, according to County Attorney H. J. Frerbourn.
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Road to Idaho Montana Picnic Grounds Improves Route
Beaverhead county board of commissioners approved the improvement of a trail route from Branner to Soenfawea park for a large Montana Idaho picnic set for Aug 17. A committee led by William Logan Stanley Starr and Senator Pearl L Smith of the Beaverhead Mining Association spoke after the interview. The panel said the heavy automobile traffic expected on picnic day requires the upgraded road.
Wife to Replace County Assessor Veer Lodge
Mrs W T Beaumont replaces Powell county assessor Veer Lodge who resigned to join the Montana Taxpayers association. County commissioners appoint her to serve the remainder of the term ending January 1, 1081. Beaumont has served as assistant to her husband for many years and is familiar with duties.
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Blackfoot Forest Camp Shipments Grow From May Output
Missoula reports May saw over four million tons of lumber shipped from the Blackfoot camp to Bonner sawmill via Milwaukee lines. A total of 509 carloads of lages were included, with 79 named logs hauled down from Blackfoot camps. Six more log flats have been added on the Milwaukee branch to handle shipments, with the line extending into the Grae valley region to serve Denackamys ranch and neighboring properties. The spur aims to speed stock and grain hauls by avoiding longer routes.
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Lightning storms again raise fire danger in western Montana
Records show increased lightning sparked fires in the Lolo and Clearwater forests over a 10 day span. Small blazes were contained by agencies, with causes including smokers and matches. Restrictions tighten as western Montana areas restrict smoking to inhabited sites and require permits near resort areas.
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Postcard Arrives in Butte Via the Graf Zeppelin
A postcard arrived in Butte from Buenos Aires in 12 days, a swift journey compared with the usual month. It bore a stamp image of the Graf Zeppelin and was sent by a Gene Savage connection to Jarry D. Murphy, routing via New York Salt Lake City and horse delivery before reaching Butte.
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Willard Cook to Represent DeMolay in Colorado Camp
Biographic notices from the Grand Council of DeMolay name Willard B. Cook of Great Falls as a representative DeMolay for this year’s contest. The honor includes a trip to the LeMolay leaders’ training camp at Boar Lake, Colorado, with expenses paid. Cook must meet multiple qualifications including education, reading, current history, health, manual skill, home life, religion, activities, and citizenship.
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Additions Planned for Missoula Schools Budget Totals 210357
Missoula June 4 details of catenaria additions and improvements to Reade School were approved by the Missoula school board along with a 210,357 dollar budget for the year. Contracts awarded for a four room addition at Franklin school and four rooms on Paxson building second floor. Low roofing and plumbing upgrades at Lowell and Control buildings planned. Franklin addition awarded to Charles Pew for 6612 plus architect fee. Paxson expansion to create four more rooms to be completed by G C A Hilfott with bid 204.
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Chink Hop Peddler Appeals Sentence in Morphine Case
Hum Quack and Mah Sam Hing, tried during the term by criminal court, were found guilty of illegal possession of morphine hydrochloride and opium. Hum Quack was sentenced to five years in state prison and a $3000 fine and today filed an appeal to the state supreme court. Hing was also sentenced to five years in prison and a $3000 fine and has appealed.
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