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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1928
Page
7
Murray physicians plan new two to three story quarters in the Pierce garage and auto sales site at Tara Vita and Man grew, adjoining the Murray hospital. The three story addition will house offices, clinics, waiting rooms, and an up-to-date clinical department. The facility will include a physician and surgeon quarters, operating rooms, a well stocked medical library, and a comfortable waiting area for patients.
Fragmentary account reports a lightning strike drilling through a Musselshell depot area. Details are unclear with corrupted names and figures. authorities referenced off duty personnel and a reported impact near a bond line.
Reported project at Halowton Airport details a new gas pump installation amid expected service improvements. The piece notes safety considerations and references accompanying infrastructure upgrades planned for the airfield.
Rozeman reports thirty two to thirty eight ores of dynamite stolen from the Portland Cement company at Trident were recovered by Sheriff Slaughter and returned to the firm. A man employed on a road project is jailed after a forged check for 73 dollars in payment for the explosive. The suspect allegedly drove away with the powder and attempted to sell it to the company.
A Nashua youth drowned while swimming in the Milk River near Weta sis, east of Nashua. He entered the water but panicked and disappeared for a short time before surfacing briefly and was recovered late Sunday evening. He was a Sanity and Mrs Walls Pace. The funeral will be in Nashat.
An inebriated driver attempted to stop a vehicle on a steep hill but brakes failed. The car sped past a stop and rolled over a bank, crashing into the roadway. Passersby reported a loud impact and the vehicle coming to rest below the slope. Authorities investigated the failed brake scenario and potential injuries.
Unclear readable text shows nocturnal raids by owls on rabbits with fragmented phrases. Specific names, places, dates, or organizations are not discernible.
Fragmented report covers local business, family ties, and community events in Trident. Mentions several individuals, including Mr and Mrs Loren Career Harry Flel and Mrs Keeseler, plus routine week end visits, renovations, and hotel stays. News hints at broader regional topics such as road work and tax spending without detailed specifics.
A gas well, Kalispell Baker No 1 in the Sunburst field, is flooding with water after a forceful venting and fire damaged equipment. Operators report gas pressure blew the casing and derrick, injuring a crew member, and water breakthrough began last Sunday night. The owners plan to contact Madison Lids to rush oil development.
A man was hurled through a car windshield after a collision on a road east of Anaconda Putte De Ledge. He suffered a severe scalp wound requiring medical attention as rescuers attended the scene and the Ford involved was towed from the wreck.
In a chaotic scene a large brawl on Throl Street was stopped by police. The fight involved several men and was briefly halted by officers who arrived after reports of a violent confrontation. No further details on arrests or injuries were provided in available text.
A fragmented OCR note accuses a fraudulent advertiser linked to Trymnal of deceptive sales. It mentions repeated consents, a morning sale attempt, and a hospital visit amid a postal count and train delay. Names and places are unclear but reference to Paris and Sandas surface among garbled phrases.
Northen Pacific officials report heavy log shipments to Missoula area mills. The Northen Pacs lines note weekly carloads from multiple camps including Bitter Root region, Coeur d Alene district, and Bonner, with tens to hundreds of cars delivering timber to Missoula and nearby mills.
A young cadet named Mont Boy is described as one of the youngest officers in the Reserve Corps of the United States Army. The report notes his expected appointment age around 21, with details on his service and the growing role of youth in wartime leadership.
Deer Lodge woman injured in a vehicle crash as emergency crews responded. Fragmented text references a medical response, a possible boat or water detail, and injuries to a family member. The report lacks clear names, places, or dates due to OCR corruption.
Fragmented OCR preserves a garbled paragraph about an impeached attorney general in Massachusetts. It references charges, a reform proposal, and the office, with lingering mentions of wartime or wartime-era context and pretrial action.
A chaotic OCR draft reports Great Falls police court fines generating revenue for the city. The text references multiple defendants, charges including speeding and driving with suspended license, and various court actions with unclear names and details.
A garbled historical notice centers on misinformed claims about parcel post rates to Canada. It references ports, crates, and shipments, implying confusion over international mailing costs and procedures, with scattered mentions of dates, places, and entities.
Dillon Tune Woodside piloted a plane with Dr Free as passenger to fly 30 miles from Twin Bridges to Barrett hospital after a boy from the arphais home suffered a badly fractured arm. The pair completed the round trip in about 1 hour, with the return flight taking 22 minutes.
Havre Jones Salt Laker capital has shown interest in mining in the Bear Paw mountains south of Havre on the Rocky Bay Indian reservation. A deal sealed yesterday transfers interests from Walter Varnes C W Young F A Carnal and others to the Rocky Boy Milling and Mining company which will operate the property. Thomas J. Kerns son of the late Senator Kerns M J Daley and James Ivers of Silver King Mining Corp join the venture.
East Helena reports Ralph Kench and Ales Wand Golligher marry, with Mont State College events and Kappa Delta member in focus. Community chatter covers faculty, dances, fundraisers, weather, graduations, guests from Boise and Seattle, and a short note on Lawland women’s height.
Corvallis reports seven silver brack and silver blue fox pups being raised by five cats at the Ratter Root fur farm this summer. WD Simons says the mother cats accept the young as foster brood, with some drama among local vinens. A Rhode Island hen also incubates a separate nest, later moved away to protect the brood.
Robert Smyth, 1604 resident of Milwaukee, is missing. Parents and community seek his return, noting he left in a Tax School uniform with a red necktie, dark hair, blue eyes, a back scar, and carried a .22 rifle. He was headed for the Annapolis entrance exams. authorities and scouts have been notified.
Shelly Tine J Rey, a Davis Supply Company employee, was hospitalized after a scaffold collapse severely injuring him. Reports indicate a skull fracture and significant head trauma, requiring emergency surgery and multiple staples.
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