Two Wool Pools At 30 Cents May Set State Price
Great Falls Montana June 6. Duplication of prices paid for southern Montana wool during the last week would establish quotations here with the opening of the shearing season at about 33 cents a pound. Buyers expect prices to ease below that mark as northern Montana ranches start shearing. South Montana buyers Lindsey and Waters report price declines versus two weeks ago. Two large pools Columbus Stillwater and Big Timber, totaling over 600000 pounds, sold recently at 33 1 4 to 35 1 2 cents with various lots held. Prices in southern Montana run about 10 cents below opening quotations here last spring.
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IT. T. Lindsey
Adams & Leland
Boston
S. Waters
Fis
Lindsey
Columbus
Stillwater
Silverman & Company
Cordingly & Co
Kid Falls Into Ditch Twice. Life Saved Again
Four year old William Rock, son of Mr. and Mrs Teoy Rock of 608 East Gallatin, fell into an irrigation ditch north of Livingston for the second time in a year. William Yelvington pulled him out Thursday afternoon, likely saving him from drowning, though the boy received a wetting. Reports note several children tumbling into the ditch where the bank is high and water is deep.
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William Rock
Dri. Teoy Rock
East Gallatin
Rome
William Yelvington
William
Poem Barred From Mail Ties Yale Professor to Missoula Past
A Yale English instructor formerly at the State university in Missoula faced mail barring for a May issue poem in the New Masses deemed lewd and obscene. He had left Missoula in 1924 for Yale, wed Margaret Marshall, and planned a Missoula return as summer quarter instructor.
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Missoula
Saunders
Yale University
New Masses
Greenwich Village
State University
Yale
White
Missavia
Accident In Field Sees Man Shotself Near Bonners Ferry
Ine Jacoby died after an accidental gunshot in a field near Bonners Ferry. He reportedly carried a high powered pistol that exploded, the bullet piercing his heart. He died a week later after the incident delayed medical help. survived by a wife and family.
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Whitefish
Jacoby
Spaniel Pup Mothers Chick in Odd Guardian Tale
A young cocker spaniel owned by Dr. aid My3, E. P. Cockrell, has been caring for two baby chicks for over ten days. The dog slipped a fence with the chicks in its mouth, returned home, and fashioned a warm shelter under its owner’s long ear. As children approached, the dog guarded the chicks, and the scene evolved into a curious, affectionate routine.
School Boy Locates Site Of Fort Ane-Kenzie Fort Benton
A Montana school boy with golf-ball hunting experience helped locate the long lost site of Fort Ane Kenzie near the Missouri river. Historians and locals planned a commemorative visit on July 18 during a train tour, using the find to anchor ceremonies and public interest.
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Fort Bento
Fort Ane- Kenzie
Fort Benton
Columbia River
Marias
Marins
Cercontenez
Teton
Missouvers
Missouri River
J. T. Phelan
Grover C.schmidt
Frank Lell
Tom Sharp
Grover C. Schmidt, Jr
Farmer Rowe
Murray Betton
Teading
Grover Schmidt
Fort McWenzie
12009 Chicks Hatch in Great Incubator at Stevensville
In Stevensville on June 6 a major incubator operation hatched 12009 chicks marking a growing Bitter Root valley industry. Poultry farmer B B Liddell runs the plant with a 12 000 percent egg incubator and reports over 40000 chicks raised this season for local farmers. A large shipment north through Missoula headed toward Teal te indicates rising western Montana demand and reduced outside supply of day old birds.
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Bitter Root
Cxpress
B. B. Liddell
Mistoula
Here
Tealte
Montana
Trapping Beaver Leads to $500 Fine in Flathead County
Rusik of Whitefish was found guilty in Justice McCarthy's court of illegally trapping beaver. He was fined $500, the penalty fixed by the jury, and committed to jail after failing to pay or appeal. State evidence showed a concealed cabin in the Big River district used as a base for trapping beaver, owned by Husick, with beaver skins and a trapping outfit found inside by Ranger Pierce.
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Jane
Jne Rusik
Whhitefish
McCarthy
Hitxick
EL. A. Kendall
Big River
Flathead Forest
Husick
Pierce
Girl 3 Awarded 820000 Damages For False Arrest
Sacha Puutlo awarded 20000 damages by a Carbon county jury against Steve Roman for malicious prosecution and defamation following a 1926 arrest in Billings over alleged elopement with John Roman. The case, tried in Red Lodge and Billings, involved claims of unfounded insinuations about Miss Puutlo, with appeals leading to a new trial order from the Montana Supreme Court. Miss Puutlo previously worked as a Red Lodge store clerk and later as a Billings cashier. lawyers named for both sides are listed.
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Ron Lodge
Sacha Mac Puuliy
Carbon County
Steve Roman
Tha ¢Age
A. J. Miler
Livingston
Supreme Court
Miss Paulie
Billings
John Roman
Eman
Red Lodge
Miller
Hed Lodge
Joln G. Skinner
George S. Smith
Conwell
WC. Crippen
Man Sent to Asylum After Roundup Murder Case
June G James Anderson a former miner at Kirin shot and killed Mabel Rogers on Main Street Roundup. He had been in state prison for five years when deemed lacking in responsibility and sent to Warm Springs asylum. He was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in prison and a sanity inquiry preceded the murder trial.
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Kirin
Mabel Rogers
Warm Springs
Anderson
Antil
Gurety
Youthful Runaways Return Homefrom Philipsburg
June 6 report from Silver Bow county describes two 9 and 10 year olds who ran away Friday seeking a distant dream. They reached Philipsburg by 2 am and , after shelter and breakfast at Ralph Williams home, were taken to Sheriff Clark and to their Neausioua parents upon inquiry. They admitted walking much of the way and riding a few stretches.
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Ralph Williams
Sheriff Clark
Neausioua
Silver Baw
Sherwt Lark
Batre
Potatoes Dug in 1926 Recalled from 1925 Okeh
Jnne G J C Hower of 1127 Fourth Avenue North brought a small basket of New Vietna potatoes to the county agent's office. He dug them recently while preparing this year's garden. One weighs a full pound and Cameron, the county agent, notes the potatoes are nearly good enough for show competition.
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Jnne G
J. C. Hower
Fourth Avenue North
Cameron
Youthful Bandit Gang Captured After Chase by Sheriff
A youth gang, including a nine year old, was busted after a high speed pursuit in Miles City. Deputy Charles Stone reported thefts across freight houses and wholesale firms. Sheriff Sullivan chased the car toward Pine Hills, shots fired, culprits fled into brush, later rounded up and jailed without charges. Two others remain to be arrested as the ring is said to have operated for over four months.
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Fir Sullivan
Nivee Hess
Mighaliai
Tevenths
Charles Stone
Sullivan
Pine Hills
Miles City
Farnum
Big Rock Rescues People After Backing Auto Plunge
In Red Lodge a Durant car with Esther Juan Tessie Durant and Ian Bowman backed into Went Fork canyon. A rock and a Christmas tree halted the vehicle from tumbling down the grade. Bowman escaped and warned others as the drivers waited to let by another car driven by Clifford Holm. The incident ended with no severe injuries.
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Mirneulough
Durant
Esther Juan
Tessie Durant
Ian Bowman
Went Fork Canyon
Duran Alten
Bowne
Clifford Holm
Durante
Nichols Creek
Bowman
Mitchell Announces Candidacy for House
Mitchell mayor of Great Palis confirmed a report he will seek the Democratic nomination for congress in eastern Montana. A Friday conference of party leaders from Northern and central Montana urged his candidacy and pledged support. Mitchell said no pre campaign pushes, will outline a defined platform when he starts circulation.
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Mitchell
Great Palis
Marley
Montana
Mirhells
Bry
Nomi Stow
Lawistown
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Love
Moviana
Shoeshine Man Charged Amid Beach Scent Furore
A Watlakut Misi couple were seen shining boots on a beach, using a mix of suspicious substance. A passerby warned damp air contained fumes, prompting police to seize a substance later priced at 70 to 80 units.
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Payan Aa
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