Montana man charged with murder denies hiding gun
Seeley, accused in the killing of William A. Frink near Billings, denies owning or hiding an automatic pistol. Prosecutors cite gun and shell evidence, and statements by Seeley to police, sheriff, and county attorney. Several witnesses place him at or near the scene or related locations on May 36 night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tellinas
Ite
Kiert Talgo
Russell Sage Ane
Tre
William A. Sag
Prisk
Vimrock
Billings
Printon
Seeley
George Smith
Prick
Frink
Mrink
W. Th. Stebbins
Tin
Brink
Frank Keenan
Keenan
SW. Meade
Ant Gefoortie Borry
Layte Haut
Vafe
Ata
Secley
Kuttewisg
Ba Volund
Startling
Wales
presAnta
Delis
Ploncey
Bosseaslin
Lethorige
Ciuc
Physical Director Arrives at Normal College Site
Dillon figures head a plan as Malaia State college names a new physical director to lead athletics and training. The hire, part of a broader athletic department revamp, aims to boost student fitness and intercollegiate programs at the Normal campus in Gallatin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Mollieter & Kriduste
Malaia
Dawning
Ariel
Gil Deere
Hollister
Dawson
Vann
Sulphur Clears a Pimply Skin
An old remedy touts sulfur as a cure for pimples. The ad claims sulfur dries eruptions and offers a cheap, harmless option with mentholated preparation and a suggestion to consult a pharmacist. It markets Hewlee Wregtlie-Sel as a cold cream substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agerconte
Delegates Elected to Attend Montana Veterans Meetings
Poplar Montana June 4 delegates to the state conventions of the American Legion Disabled American Veterans and allied groups were elected. Major Dan H Noble and Com Viggo Danielson were chosen as delegates with Ur. Fulkerson and Lake Rodger as alternates. John Curran chosen from the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Poplar
Poplar Post No
American Legion
Allsy
National Guard
Helena
Geol Arn of the Republic
American. Legion
Ward Taefantry Association
Sons and Dauaghters of the
Sons of Vetervar
Dan GH. Noble
Prance Viggo Danielson
Legion
Ur. Fulkerson
Lake Rodger
John Curran
America Legion
Car Almost Plunges as Steering Gear Fails in Canyon
In Virginia City on June 5 Judge L. Bennett narrowly escaped a serious accident when the steering gear of a large car failed in a canyon west of town. The vehicle slipped toward a precipice before he managed to pull it back onto the road, with only inches to spare before it tumbled over the edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
L.man HL Bennett
Community Dog Tag Made Out to Girl
A small group of children, led by a stern boy, visited the city license window yesterday after hours seeking a license tag for a white poodle. The license was issued to Anna Pollard, 9 West Platinu Mrect, with the children paying the collar fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Sears
Ifice
Anna Pollard
West Platinu
Two Spotted Fever Cases in Fergus County
In Fergus County Lewistown district two spotted fever cases have been reported this season both mild in type. Charles ies rancher and Why daughter from the Iver Section are under treatment at a local hospital. The drought here May 23rd. One patient suffered high temperature for several days after tick bites. The girl has recovered substantially and is expected to be removed from hospital soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Charles Ies
Trident News Highlights Travels and Local Notes
Trident News item lists residents and guests with travels to Washington and California. Mentions Miss Quail GIT and Jenn Chek among others, with notes on visits, forthcoming trips, and local social engagements. Includes references to Cordes and family plans, plus several locals visiting relatives.
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Trident
Fund
Jone
AL Suiaverg
Juan Jureensben
Frannie Cme
Ware Tetounam
Suma
Washington
Val Cardes
Urbeat
Pegi- Kents
Mie
Setae
Mawes
Mra
Cael Corde
Andrews
Lely
Wieness
Lewistfwar
Hanover
Bof
Brackett
Meg
A. C
Hollywood to Mammoth 650 Mile Road Trip in Five Days
A Californian driver left Los Angeles and completed a 650 mile journey to Mammoth in 30 hours with five days on the road. The trip included inspections and rest breaks and was undertaken to prove a vehicle free of taint concerns while plans were made to stay in Montana and the national park area.
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Livingston
J. Way Toath
Hollywood
Cal
Manmoth
Plane
California
Montana
National Park
Was
Foo
Mammoth
May File Criminal Assault Charge in Alleged Kidnaping
Lewistown June 4 Cecil Briton remains jailed on a charge of kidnapping a 16 year old girl and hiding her for days. County attorney staff say a statutory assault charge should be filed against the 21 year old man. Reuters says the pair planned to elope. The girl’s statement differs from others, and a well known young man Rolland, unrelated and not from the city, is involved. The case is developing with more details to be released by Lewistown authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Cecil Briton
Reuter
Jean- Me
Aunl
Rolland
Arrose
Lewiel
Jury Cannot Determine Cause Of Boy’s Death
Inquest into the death of 12 year old John Lytch at 947 West Granite Street yielded an unsettled verdict. Coroner John C. Muerhy presided as jurors found the cause unknown after testimony that the boy fell five or six stairs and never regained consciousness. Witnesses debated possible alcohol involvement and the absence of skull fracture, with inconsistent accounts of alcohol presence and the circumstances of the fall at 221 North Peer Street.
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John Lytch
John C. Muerhy
Lishone
West
Granite Street
Frank Sullivan
North Peare
Sullivan
de Lynch Boy
Wayne Silfisany
Constible Accused of Manufacturing Ram
Fragmentary report shows Constible accused of manufacturing an item described as a ram. The page references a raid or operation at a premises linked to Sigust Koantt and mentions a sheriff, a judge, and a postponement to allow the defense to present evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constible
Sherif Musios
Sigust Koantt
Weaviers
Bornate
Purse Left Under Pillow Returned to Tourist Owner
A tourist misplaced a purse with traveler documents and ten dollar bill. After leaving the hotel pillow, the owner could not recall the hotel name and wrote to the Livingston Chamber of Commerce for help, providing a hotel description and approximate distance from the bandstand. The purse was later forwarded to the correct address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Oscereney
Livingston Chamber of Commerce
Isparse
Wates
Marshal Recovers From Knife Wounds Returns To Duties
Cascade June 3 report says Prank Fortner Cascare's night marshal was severely cut on face and neck by attacker. He returned to streets after limited medical care and is cheered by citizens who praise his service and appearance.
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Marshal
Cascade
Fortner
Cascare
C.D
Billy Oscarrest
Tit Street
Driver Hits Gar Decamps Near Prescott School
An accident Monday near Prescott school left a Fort car driven by Jimes Kirtley overturned after being struck by a Chevrolet. Kirtley and four passengers escaped serious injury while the Chevrolet fled the scene. license traced to a park transport company, suggesting a stolen vehicle.
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Anaconda
Jones
Prescott
Jimes Kirtley
Kirkty
Oy West Park
Chevrolet
Ford
Walter Cullen
Mlador Park Transportation
L Cast Fikely
Eddeart
Baccalaureate Sermon at State University
A baccalaureate sermon at the University of Montasia features Dr F Watkins addressing the graduates on the future of American civils. The program includes a memorial of the seniors and a short walk by the senior class president, followed by a dance.
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State University
Missouri
CL Clap
University of Montasia
University Geeminntsimn
Vie University
Thas
Rlyss
Term of U S Court in Butte Now Over
The April term of the federal court in Butte closed with 69 defendants tried. 44 pleaded guilty or were convicted, 13 were acquitted, and 12 faced other outcomes. Judge WW Prag presided.
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Butte
Federal Court
Prag
Tle
Mie
Cason
Ye Udglendaurs
Land of Forgotten Men Sequel Teases Alaska Voyage
In a rugged tale from Edison Marshall, Dorothy and Pete travel toward Alaska aboard the Warrior, facing weather, peril, and a haunting grave as Pete assumes a new identity and plots to rescue Dorothy from a fate tied to a buried past. The voyage unfolds amid jagged shores and shifting seas, with a storm looming and Dorothy clinging to hope.
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Otathy
Tyan
Pete
Dorothy
Teac
Darotly
Enuron
Timothy
Chris i
Vete
Voroute Inn Bbs
Petco
Newhall
Dory Haif
Ivan
Lerethy
Whitey Cline in custody at last
Reports indicate Whitey Cline a noted bank robber implicated in multiple heists across Canada and the U S faces extradition. He was arrested in Minot North Dakota and held by county authorities as Canadian officials prepare for possible transfer to Vancouver for trial. Police note involvement of accomplices and ongoing investigations into numerous robberies and buried caches.
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Rial
Visacouver
Hy Co
Lasdner Bank
Wanimer
Aha
Walter Gwen
Camuindof
Grrive
Vane Con
Herp
Runte Ly Binet
Brig Cio
Vosanisstanne Sven
Witi
Vancouver
Yevsong
Vws
Nina Police
Tometer
Toonot
Fberg
Johnny Hilt Card Ohn Witsoe
Ute Caxcnde
Jaf
Ty Cima
Maret Reid
Alberta
Ladner Bank
Canwdke
Saul Ywarking Um
Pulomopile
Anther Nana
Hato
Luly Gordon
Cascade County
Lyre
Reid
Witt
I Vancouver
Teft
Bank Ronberies
Uber Bfarmelion
Sonia Wiser
Honors for 7 Montana State College graduates
Helena Hoy reports Montana State College will award yettle honors to seven students for high overall grades. Names include Martin Bell, Leroy Powers, David Savage, Leonard Searle, Arthur Moore, Curtis Baldwin, Mary Wade, Kathleen Cunoron, Oscar Grunty, Lucille Wer, Fy Chirk, Margaret Conklin, Kath Davidson, Maret McNall, Melo Waite, and James W. Moore across agronomy civil engineering electrical engineering home economics industrial chemistry applied art and secretarial work.
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Amet Moore
Bozeman
Ing Curtis Haldwin
Marry Waletice
Dear Logety
Avid Wilson
Lewiston
I Mechanical Engineering
Kathleen Cunoron
Reenaway Applied Science
Oscar V. Grunty
Melons
Lucilte §Wer
Butteim Applied
Fy Chirk
Bozennia
Margaret Conklin
Kath Davidson
Townsend
Maret McNall
Melo Waite
James W. Moore
Acuay
Scientist Describes How to Grow Better Walnuts
Nerketoy Calif June 3 Reports from University of California Professor Batchelor show walnut tree size increasing sharply after bloom. The expert notes 483 percent growth in 28 days and 16 to 18 percent in the following 28 days, linked to early moisture uptake. He advises moistening soil to six feet depth by early May for best results in walnut groves.
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Nerketoy
Calif
Discoverite Waleot
D. Batcher
Sirestoy
Orchird
University of Calfornia
Uni
Batchelor
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Denies
Fergus Co
Trident News
Pell Bown Star
Mr. Sullivan
Jolie
Mr. Sabian
Ueire
Hysch Bmw
Chuwlel
Elite Sol
Rand Quryyine
Naval Villases
Ulve Testinwiy
Ak Solnhafer
Chitage Publisher
Gar
Piko
Ciheg
Edison Marshall
NEA Service, Inc
Little, Brown, W Co
Veter Newhatl
Amanista
Alaska
Tyan Fatinin
Paul Sarichaf
Ishinin
Valeani
Peter
Dorotly
South Americ
Nig Uberra
Narothy
Wisheen
Alask
Jalmin
Ray Peter Hae
Wimejuice Pete
Larson
Borgin
Bevil Ishamin
Linetnice
Teliin
Wenan
Aehal
Dri
Mike Miere
Deanly Cat Bay
Paylor
Holsheni
Penin Sila
Heeing
Tay
Hen
War Crow
Norwood
Doug
Newstall
Vember
By Williams
Sete
Llewellyn Jones
Alice
Lew
Frewillians
Whitey Cline
Notorious Mi
Havre Kasd
Helena Hoy
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