Oghey Devine 16 Taken Suddenly by Heart Fulaure
Great Falls June 7 Oshey Devine 63 prominent city businessman and civic leader died suddenly at his home from a heart attack. Born May 18 1885 at Sun River Crossing he led in theater management and owned a restaurant. He belonged to Devine and Asseltine wholesalers and served on civic boards and the Montana athletic commission. Survivors include his widow two children a sister and a sister in law. Funeral at O Connor chapel and St Ann's Cathedral with interment at Highland cemetery.
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Great Falls
Oshey Divine
Sun River Crossing
Montana
John Devine
Great Walla
Uma
Devine and Asseltine
Great Falls High School Athletic Council
Park Board
Chamber of Commerce
Montana Athletic Commission
Devine
Chicago
Great Falls Elks Lodge
Ann Devine
Helen
Jack
Emmas Devine Meyers
A. O
Sites Considered For Anaconda Ponds
Anaconda June 7 Members of the Anaconda Sportsmen's club discuss sites for rearing ponds for fish under a proposed W T A project Oregon creek in the Big Hole country is favored Foster creek nine miles west and Cable creek 15 miles west are also considered A committee Joseph Sullivan Welter Maye Thomas C Malee and P J McGreevey to choose the best site and report next meeting Common salt is described as obtained by freezing evaporating lake water springs or wells or mining rock salt.
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Anaconda
Avaconda
Joseph Sullivan
Welter May
Thomas C. Malee
P. J. McGreevey
Association
Pioneer Mont. woman dies after long illness
Mrs. R L Potter, 77, a Pioneer resident who came to Montana from Michigan in 1882, died at her Columbus home after an extended cancer illness. Her family moved across Fergus County, living in Fort Maginnis Maiden mining camp Lewis town Philbrook and Belt before settling in Columbus in 1902. Survived by husband Edwin DeFrate, later husband Mr Potter, and four children Stella, Milo, Roy, and Earl, plus several from her first marriage.
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Columbus
Jane
R. L. Potter
Montana
Michigan
Edwin DeFrate
Fort Maginnis
Lewistown
Fergus County
Philbrook
DeFrates
Nyhart
DeFrate
Pitter
Great Falls
Belt
Uttea
Potter
Stillwater County
Potters
Beaverhead County to be advertised by Dillon Chamber
Beaverhead county will be advertised in a one page booklet to be published soon by the Dillon Chamber of Commerce. Strip maps will show routes into Dillon and scenic points of interest en route. The pamphlet will feature scenic beauties historical sites resources and industries with numerous illustrations inside. It will be distributed through chambers of commerce tourist bureaus service stations garages tourist camps and hotels by mail.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Dillon Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Mall
Barbara Bell Fashion Pattern No 1525-5 Dress Ad
An illustrative Barbara Bell pattern notice promotes a new dress design with bodice emphasis and shirred sleeves. It highlights fabric options like silk print and voile, available pattern No 1835-B and 1525-5 in multiple sizes, with yardage estimates and ordering directions.
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Barbara Bell
Barbara Ball
Marysville News Highlights Local and Visiting Residents
Marysville June 7 special reports show Mrs Elmo Braden of Fort Peck visiting with her mother Mrs James Wondend while her ankle heals. Several residents return from Helena Kansas and other states. illness death summons bring trips to Kellogg Idaho. mining activity slows after Anaconda smelter closure though leasers hope for quick arrangements. Local families visit, relatives stay, and Marysville’s Meade area mines pause as nearby activity shifts. The Margeville baseball team wins three straight, beating Gould mine Breffon and a Heleta ward team.
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Marysvilla
Elmo T. Braden
Fort Peck
James. Wondend
W. C. ‘Eden
Ddith Elizabeth
St. John’s Hospital
Helena
Mary Schaeffer
Kansas
A. L. Fernan
Tobn Stokes
Kellogg
Ida
Sieman
Harold Potter
Norma Lee
Churchill
Ketlogg
Idaho
Fred Vincent
Rose
Frickly Peat
Joen Brophy
John Brophy
Ed Dursenaky
Dernsville
Minn
O. B. Luck
St. Louis
Drumiummon Mines
Bl. Louis
Anaconda
Marysville
Meade
Dan Brigga
Wittnabelle
Peggy Jo
Butte
James Wilhoit
Ted Munn
Pong
Teddy
Kenneth
John Korting
Margeyillh
Gould Mine
Bre Fon
Heleta
Farm Boy Gustafson Wins Javelin at Minneapolis Meet
Ros Gustafson, a high school athlete from Carvalia, placed second in the javelin at the Amatier Athletes union meet in Minneapolis on Memorial Day, throwing 183 feet 7 inches. The winner reached 196 feet 1 inch, short of a Montana record. Gustafson had back injuries on the way to the event and was chaperoned by Coach George Norwood and Superintendent George Blakeslee.
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Carvailia
Ros Gustafson
Amatier Athletes' Union
Minneapolis
Gustafson
Cistafson
Montana
Minheapntis
George A. Norwood
George I. Blakeslee
Friends i
Minnesota
Second Tick Fever Death Reported in 1938 Season
Hamilton reports the second death from Rocky Mountain spotted fever for 1938. Stroud, 25, died at a local hospital after a camping trip in the Bitter Root hills. He came to the area a year ago. his family: parents in Kelso Washington and a brother in Miles City Montana. sister Mrs Roy Norbury lives here. Health dept in Helena confirms the season’s second fatality.
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Hamilton
Stroud
Bitter Root Range
Kelso
Wash
Miles City
Mant
Roy Norbury
Tha
Helena
Safe in Dillon Theater Robbery Aboard Early Monday
Hartwig theater in Dillon opened its safe around 9 a.m. after prying the front door and office entrance. Bitlow and Jimes-Yeges are suspected. $176 in cash missing. Custodian Sam Cartinale found the unlocked safe at 7. Sheriff Temple led the investigation as two men said to have taken part. California notes mention Sequoia trees with diameters of at least 1 foot.
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Bitlow
Jimes
Yeges
Hartwig Heathy
Paul H. Temple
Sam Cartinale
D. C. Club Hosts Reel of Cards and Dinner
Miss Rea Sitton hosted the D. C. club gathering at her Badersburg home with card games and high and low scores recorded by Mrs. Clark Edenfield and Mrs. Warren Doughty. Guests included Mrs. John Sitton and others. the group enjoyed a Tineh meal.
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Badersburg
Rea Sitton
D. C
Clark Edenfield
Warren Doughty
John Sitton
Hazel Pennell
Bob Harris
Betty Doughey
Lewis Kramp
Mike Bitton
Jack Ralls
Beatrice Darlington
Art Sitton
Tillie Nilson
Ella Chaney
Gold Meyers
Clu
Herler
Recreation Hall
aMermacon Wie
Jin Townsend
County Farm Union Orgah
Uy Townsend
Crow Creek Sehool House
Iai Kallevang
W. C. Zirnstein
Helena
Montana Cowboy Buries Ashes At Old XIT Range
John K. Marsh a Montana cowboy is honored at a hillside ashes scattering seven miles north of Fallon at the old XIT ranch site. Companions including Montana Bill Roberts Warren Johnson Charley Smith and Ed Weasner pay tribute to his life and years on the range. The service in Miles City recalls a bygone era when open ranges built a cattle empire.
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Miles City
John K. Marsh
Montang Hills
Fallon
Montana
Bill” Roberts
Warren Johnson
Terry
Bill Haley
Yellowstone River
Charley Smith
Glend
Ed Weasner
A. L. Denby
Sol Nichols
Ts. de Ao
Ibn KK Marsh
John RK Marek
Montana Fill Roberts
L. D. McMakin
Marsh
Rome
Orret
Ss. Marsh
Venable
Eats
Clark County
Robert. E Towir
Charles Emmiton
State of
Weentuayy
County of
Lewin and Clark
State of Montana
Lotten
Blake
Helena
Lewis and Clark
Adid
Lewis
Township
Range
Meridian
Will Whalen
Rae Q. Smith
John G Brown
William A. Brown
Dlalutit
Durand Dam North Fork Work Advances in Musselshell Area
The Upper Mussel shell project near White Sulphur Springs moves heavy machinery and begins earnest work on the North Fork dam to store water from Checkerboard creek. About 150 men labor on the South Fork dam. total project workers expected near 390 as North Fork work starts.
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Marlowian
Peter Kiewhit and Son
Mueselzheil
North Fork
Durand
Checkerboard Creek
Musselshell
Upland Ranch
White &Ulphur Springs
Dan
South Fork
Iba Contractors
Townsend Elevator Destroyed by Fire in Montana Town
Fire starting about 2:30 Tuesday morning destroyed about carloads of grain at Townsend elevator in Mirrot Falls cemetery area. Townsman Walter Hunter said the loss is covered by insurance with no estimate yet. Fire raged for hours with smoke also appearing on roof of Gravely elevator and in Brown Bros lumber yard while night was calm.
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Townsend
Montana
Mirrot Falls
Walter Hunter
Gravely
Alevator
Brown Bros
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Safe In Theater
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Tom Sillton
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Clyde Bottler
Vws
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Rube Spabeler
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Jerhe Bottler
Kine
Moe Tom
Dorman
Werk
Johi Silton
Pete Holling
Bulle Vhe
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Burg
Tom Sitton
Hyan Kimpton
Jim Mitchell
Kelly
Antiery
WL. Parker
Roland Kimpton
Juanita Schoess
Artha Berger
Mes Sleye Troisoos
Hofsens
Thelena
Massoon
Washington
Oregon
Martha May
Townsend Hospital
Mabel Shull
Greaves House
Birs
Henry Holiing
Juamin
Oie
W. K
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W. K. Parker
Misa Juanita Schoets
Yelena Buntay
Parker
Jitx Dolingon
Seattle
Margaret Williams
Abbott
Ted Warren
John Rotar
Three Forks
Stansky
Harold Conin
Lois
Betty Rolando
Adolph Popish
Frankie Popish
Bayley
W. A
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W. E. Spangler
Mary Sue
David W Hilger
Ratherine Bhleer
Farl E Hilger
David
Ritkin
Katherine B Hilker
East K Hilger
Lobel and Adar
Securities
Helena Mentang
Legis and Clark
Katherine B Milger
Sal Khger
Tiastol
W Hilger
Lester H Loble
Hugh R. Adatr
Bel¢ha
Montana Attorneys
Board of Trustees
Lewis and Clark County
Seventh Avenue
Jv PF
McBride
Aeléna
Montane
the First Judicial Giatrict
Alias
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Dartmouth “Land Rampant
Lewis and Clerk County
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Julia Fischl
Levis and
Zou
Lewis and Ciark County
Plowezee
Hetena
Mohtatta
Lewis and Lark County
Angelee Muperteintne
Rom
Mills
Helens
Mostans
Altas Bumlions
District Court of the
Pret Judicial Alstrigt
Pliff
ML Smithers
Plaints, VE
City of Helena
Municipal Corporation
G J Frankel
Dartmouth Land Company
Conrad-Stanford Company
Arthur F. Conrad
A. F. Conrad
Josephine Conrad Trigg
Omar J Malcolm Truster
J. & McDonough
Owenis
Jude
Trent
Ivieg
Tewis and Clark
Hauser
Lewis and Clare
Baal
Rae @ Smith
Job G. Brown
Helene
Plattist
District Court of the First Judiciat District
Max Miller
Walitterl
J. A Long
Richard Lockey
Sirte Investment Company
Missoula Real Estate Association
Montens
Iving and
Beltie
Rorth
Moncana
Bae @. Smith
John
Ghaing
Queen Elizabeth
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