Farm Bureau conference to be held in Yellowstone Park
Regional conference of the American Farm Bureau federation is planned in Yellowstone Park focusing on irrigation and reclamation. President Mary Towne of the Montana Farm Bureau predicts speakers including Senator James Pope, George Farrell, John Page, and B D Flaherty. Delegates from western states gather with AFBF women speakers and allied groups, aiming to advance state bureau organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Ion
Reclamation
American Farm
Bureau Federation
Yellowstone
Park Jece
Mary Towne
Montana Farm
Wurexu
Smonghe
James P. Pope
Tdahay
George E. Farrell
Weetena Divishon
AAA
John C. Page
Heresy of Reclamation
Warrington
McLaughlin
Elie
Division of Irrigation
Los
Denaeiment
Agricuiires
B.D. Flaherty
Western Velonst
Western
Af.b.f
Wyman
Delegerez Western
Intaby
Montana
Delegeres
Arizona
Oregon
Colorado
Colorado Fon. [Fake, Where Lhére Is No Organization of the Farm Purean
American Furta Purean Federation
Nine Fires Reported In Ten Days In Region
In the region only nine fires were reported over the past ten days with seven acres burned. Causes included lightning detritus burners campers railway operations and smokers. A careless smoker started a fire in the Nine Mile district of the Lolo forest, confined to under a quarter acre, and a new fire reached an acre on the Kootenai forest. Fire danger remained about the same as earlier in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de- Tris
Nine Mile
Lolo Forest
Kootenai
Mines Fellowship Winners Announced at Montana School of Mines
Bulls, June 4. 1988 36th annual commencement exercises announced fellowship and residency appointments for the 1988-1989 school year. Recipients include Leonard J D Jarrard Spokane with a B S in mining engineering, Mac Blackman Boston with a B S in metallurgical engineering, Waldemar P Ruemmler Rolla Mo B S in metallurgy, Raymond W Nelson Great Falls MT geological engineering, Martin D O Shaughnessy Montreal ALS in mining engineering, Frayers Ivis Holderreed Eugene with chemistry degree, and others in mining related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla
Missouri
Bebral
Josh
Raymond W. Nelson
Great Falla
Montane School of Mines
Martin D. O'Shaughnessy
Montreal
Quebec
McGill University
Frayers l
Superior Girl Sets Typing Record At Local University
Dora Wilkinson, student at Kins man Business university, Typing 113 words a minute in ten minute test. She struck 5,726 letters during the 10 minutes, equating to 944 keys per second or nearly 22 letters per minute. Her feat surpasses the world championship mark of 12 words per minute set by Grace Phelan. Spokane papers ran 3 story about the Rupertor case with her photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuga
Aiss
Dora Wilkinson
Kinsman Business University
At &Nokane
Des
Grace Phelan
Spokane
Rupertoralis
Unable to determine a coherent 70 character title from fragmented text
The readable portions describe Poly students receiving prizes and awards for various abilities, with named individuals and institutions referenced in a jumbled, damaged OCR. Details about specific awards, amounts, and participant names are incomplete and partially garbled.
New Bridge Over Underpass Construction Underway
A new bridge over the underpass is in service on the Northern Pacific line. Eastbound traffic will use the bridge while westbound trains reroute around the excavation, with concrete work and protective measures ongoing as crews prepare for further earthwork next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Biethouns
Northern Pacific
Wwe
Beautification planned for Hamilton highway route
Montana highway commission proposes a Better Looking Highway program for Highway 99 through Hamilton. Project calls for trees shrubs and park attractions with city cooperation and possible street improvements over about one month beginning soon. Local Chamber of Commerce leaders and city council members met with officials to seek official cooperation and funding guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Montana
H. C. Tilzer
Sieo
Verl Berggren
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Coun
Wales
Fineteenther Af Gommerer
Molena
Taamilton Garden
Mey
Commission
Wo Hh Volinger
HL Raymond
Dron Ti. Howe
John WW. Dowling
Charing J. Haney
Dirteters
Mig D. D. Rochat
Geretary
Chamber of
Montana Masons Open Sessions in Dillon This Week
Dien June 4 three eyoups of Moeulewa Magony will meet. any session in Dillon this week. The Grand Counsel of Kosal and Select Masters of Mousa hold the 29th annual gathering. The Grand Chapter Arch Masons of Montana and the 49th convocation of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Montana meet Wednesday and Thursday at the Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dien
Eyoups
Moeulewa Magony
Dillon
Grand Counsel
Kosal
Mousa
Annuad Aasenhiy
Aton
Ayal Arch Masons of
Montay Ted
Tieaday Jold
Stet
Grand Commandery Knights Torm
Lar
Montana
Jime & Anto
Joseliess Sessing
Upper Musselshell Project Employing 150 Men at Present
Harlowton June 4. Work by the Upper Musselshell project is in full swing with 150 employed on the program, drawn from Wheatland and Meagher counties relief rolls. Relief clients are given first call, genuine cases will soon receive work. Fifteen men from the county are on the Sad Man's basin project in the eastern part of the county, with some on the Klock Aided project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Reemptormeimsey
Wheatland
Meagher
Ginal
Klock
Wool clip ships 120000 pounds to markets from Polson
Polson Steen company under manager Al Firhs ships a huge wool clip of about 120000 pounds to markets. The firm ranks as one of the state’s largest sheep operations, highlighting the scale of local wool production in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polson
Polson Steen Pompany
al Firhs
Flac
Polson Sheen Company
Smoke Retained But Tugk Upset And Girls
June 4 report from Ikalis details a buggy accident on the Useaway road. Dortine Crawford Lorraine Denton and Helen Turner were riding a buggy that crashed through guard rails, injuring Turner who received treatment, Denton sprained ankle, and another passenger Joan Crieford was hurt. Driver Boles reportedly dropped a cigarette. the vehicle tipped onto its side and the girls were tied up with the crash scene. State patrol planned charges against Boles as investigators continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikalis
Dortine Crawford
Lorraine Denton
Helen Turner
Iit
Wright-lloe Bright
iWolinig
Miss Venton
Criief
Ugsiway
Boles
Anaconda Council Seeks Loan for OL Project
Anaconda city officials approve applying for a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corp to fund a citywide OL project. The council also endorses designating the city attorney to gather required information and execute related actions. The measures were adopted at a recent special meeting.
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Anagonda
Aetien of
Talon Falhongis
Eit Niffivisle
Effectus
Tech IC
Helena Weenesday
Rain Needed in Flathead Area Prompts Crops Hope
A rancher from the Clario district, Forberger, reports that rain is necessary to fully mature crops in Charlo and West districts. He notes prospects look better than years of residence but urges a soaking rain to support growth. Mrs Fryberger accompanied Mr Fryberger on the Friday city visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bien Vililey
Alt. Forberger
Clario
Fry
Borgar
Charlo
Fryberger
Woman Refuses to Leave Jail Cell After Arrest
Rutie Hite was jailed after a drunken brawl and scheduled to appear before Police Judge Louis A. Buckles. She refused to leave the iron cot in the jail cell, saying she liked it there as her husband urged her to go. The husband was dismissed after promising to behave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutie
Hite
Louis A. Buckles
Yolten
Foshand
Dunn Mounts Campaign For Legislature In Gallatin
Robert J Dunn enters the race for the state legislature with petitions filed in Gallatin County. Opponents include Robert G Lau a former Gallatin County assistant and Mert O Ruogaier of Manhattan Route 1. Dunn a Ballhimore hotel proprietor manager seeks party nominations while rival Pitney runs Democratic prospect J Maminger debates party alignment.
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Bozeman
County Recorden
Robert G. Lau
Gallatin County
Asgistaj
Meter O. Ruogaier
Manhattan
Pitney
Ite
Reputtican
jMingamer
Duin
Ballihmre
Gallatin
Ruesamet
Townsend
Grasshopper control campaign gains momentum in Montana
In Montana the 1987 grasshopper fight accelerates as observers report hatch numbers near half expected. Entomologists warn of worse outbreaks along the Worth Nakota line and across multiple counties while noting cooler wet weather may delay peak infestations and reduce total crop damage and costs.
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Montana State Collega
Montana
Mills
Worth Nakota
Daniels
Powder River
Dakota She
Continental Divide
Park
Broadwater
Ponders
Fergus
Petroleum
Lifatier
Blaine
Bill
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Judith Basin
Beeverherd
Missoula
Gale
Federal Bureau of Agricutiral Scovenries
Shompar Egga
Marehod
Bireau
Baceh
Test well planned for Pendroy area ranch, Choteau region
Equipment is being assembled for the first deep test well in Pendroy area. The Gulf States Oil Company has leased about 16,000 acres for exploration, with supervision by Montana contractor Bill Hanlon. Devonian formation targets lie around 5,600 feet, with potential oil indications in nearby wells but no discovery yet.
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Choteau
Jaune 4
Pendray
George Coffey
E. B. Emrick
Conrad
Gulf States
Bill Hanlon
Montana
Argueta
Cut Bank
Colley
Madison
Earvay
Helland Mogearen
Tenvar
New Gravity Line To Lewistown Will Be Laid in Mall
A new gravity pipeline to Lewistown was launched with work on a six mile route along Spring Creek. City engineer Joe Schmitt oversees construction amid weather delays and a cleared route. Project aims to replace hazardous supply lines and complete by early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Ditenth
Suse City
Joe Schmitt
Upper Spring Creek
Membership in Bar Men's Union Leads to Fines
Havre reports in police court James Gorin les Frank Grenier and Mutt Johnson were fined 10 each on assault and battery charges. The men were accused of going to the Shanty beer parley and dragging Red Jack Larson, a bartender, from behind the coupoier while chanting about alleged nonmembership in the bartenders union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
James Gorinles
Frank Grenier
Mutt" Johnson
Aresault
Red Jack Larson
Couoier
Bartenders’ Union
Pair Accused Of Stealing 4000 Pounds Of Wool
Wilkes Prinidin Hogan and Louis Jette, both from Nine Mile, were arraigned in district court on theft charges. They allegedly stole about 4000 pounds of wool from Fred Thisted’s ranch near the Nine Mile district. Officers recovered part of the loot. Hogan’s share was hidden in a shaving kit and Jette’s along the river bank. The pair admitted involvement and were remanded to sheriff custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Ine
Arset Court
Wilkes Prinidin Hogan
Louis Dtetle
Nine Mile
Cefork
Jarerur
Hingan
Jette
Learly
Fred Thissed
Te yNing Mie
Albert Resancen
James Rk. Tnoapson
Kawaiteir
George Puokovats
Clark Davis
Alfred Kuerhamps
French- Town
Etre
Onehiown
MacLean
Jelie
Leo
Frad Thisted
Butte
Hogan
Chery
Butle Polion
Hinsdale Man Thrown Through Windshield In Crash
Hinsdale resident June Lowell Costin was injured when his car struck a concrete culvert after a tire blew out between Hinsdale and Glasgow. Driver Vernon Parson, a Glasgow carpenter, lost control as the trailer carrying a cement load overturned. Costin suffered deep facial and throat cuts where his head smashed through the windshield. he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
Lowell Costin
Here
Glasgow
Vernon Parson
Costitt
Ideal Skiing On Logan Pass In Glacier Park Area
Eight local skiers and three friends spent the past week skiing Logan Pass in Glacier National Park. Sheller house at the summit is buried except for a small opening. Park highway crews have the road open to within a mile of the pass and expect full clearance by week’s end. Ideal skiing conditions were noted with deep snow depths reported from 15 to 40 feet at the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Wallace
Idal
Logan Pass
Glacier Park
Park
Bum eTarasee
Old Landmark Must Go at Kalispell
Old Kalispell Mercantile Company food and storage sheds on Segond Avenue near Third Street will be removed as a fire hazard. Built over 44 years ago, the sheds once housed surveys and vehicles used in transporting passengers and freight between Kalispell, Polson, and other points by rail. Harry J. Keith, manager, cooperates in demolishing the landmark structures to remove the menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kailapel
Wice
Ko Lehlinger
Kalispell Mercantile Company
Segond Avenue
Sirnet
Severnnd Fishtonad
Stege Worrhcos
Jak
Oiling Project Progress In Deer Lodge
Teer Lodge June 4 reports progress on the oiling project in Deer Lodge. Decomposed granite gravel is being laid in streets to receive the oil treatment. Work is expected to start in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owang
Teer Lodge
Deer Lodge
G N Veterans Name Officers At Annual Convention
Kalispell June 4 Officers for the Great Northern Railroad Veterans association were elected at the annual convention. J A Leird Brock elridge Minn president B R Ort St Paul vice president R L Bonham St Paul secretary A J Whittaker Litchfield Minn treasurer. Delegation from the system attended and 22 cars arrived this morning. The group motored to Glacier Park Flathead and Whitefish lakes. J E Manvian Whitefish division superintendent is to be master of ceremonies at the banquet tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Great Northern Railroad Veterans’ Association
J. A. Leird
Brockelridge
BR. O. Ort
St. Paul
R. L. Bonham
A. J. Whittaker
LitchfMeid, Minn
Glacier Park
Whitefish Lakes
J. £. Manvian
Whitefish
Judge J J Lynch Dismisses Suit After 41 Years
Butte reports Judge J J Lynch dismissed a 41 year old quiet title suit filed March 6 1997 by A J Davis against Charles B Diremann et al seeking to determine ownership of property tied to a 1590 judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
J. J. Lynch
A. J. Davis
Charles B. Dickereman
Honey Production Slack in Corvallia Montana
June 4 Corvallia North Dakota area honey yields are reported low with bees averaging about 10 pounds per colony this spring. James Pile, a local beekeeper, says dandelion nectar is the main source, with fruit bloom supplementing. Alfalfa and sweet clover expected to finish the season as the next nectar sources. Corvallia remains a leading honey producer region in Montana with annual product moving out of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvatus
Aplartea Bata
Fcot
James Pile
Pile
Corvallia
Montana
Notice of Special Meeting of Phoenix Development stockholders
Notice announces a special meeting of stockholders in Helena Montana on Wednesday the day of June 1982 at 2 00 p m at the office of the corporation. Items include authorizing a DeKay option to purchase Helena real property for 68000 with 45000 cash and 20000 in stock and transfer of title. details of property boundaries and blocks. and authorizing renewal of mortgages or new liens on lots in blocks 41 and 45 original townsite of Helena. Also to elect directors and settle corporate affairs with Young Men's Christian Association deed references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Development
Melena
Montana
Dany, & Corporation
Tesolu
Vonering
A.B. DeKay
I Corporation
A. B. DeHay
Pehle
Staposs Lo
Orginal
Helena
Seid Tote
Fuller Avenue
Fee
Salt
Main Street
Feld
Filler Avenue
Moeriaase
Sald
Seid Corporation
Huy
Mortxagé
Jby
Corporation Ia
Helaoa
Aloes
Lawrence
Derds
Bet
Montans
Young Men's Christian Association
Lewis and Clark
Pulist Avenue
Oaig
Brock
Skid Corporation
Aeid Corporation
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Farm Bureau
MINES
POLY
Miles
Sewell Wy Wrown
Marlin
Talo
Mhirlin
Cle Biglags
Auaa
Masis
Merile Plaff
Raaristin
Will Pounespon
Kili
Amillery
Montana Masons
Smoke
Tugk
Kurt
Flathead Area
Robert J. Dunn
Theos
Piniow
B. Mills
Trencave
Katching
Rideawee
Bar Men's Union
G. N. Veterans
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