Bear Killed After Raid On Mineral County Home
St. Regis June 7 Pete Miller Mineral county commissioner shot at a bear after misidentifying it as a thief near his chicken house Saturday night. The bear charged, Miller shot again stunning it. the animal was later found dead in nearby brush. The bear had earlier damaged the chicken house and eaten a hen. The community says it is glad to be rid of the pest.
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St. Regis
Pete Miller
Mineral County
Bia
Miller
Wright
Bobcat Kills 14 Lambs in Montana Roundup
In Lavina district Montana rancher J G Jensen reports a bobcat or pair killed 15 young lambs from his flock in one night not long ago. Unlike other predators the animal did not feed on the carcasses, leaving little violent evidence while sucking the lifeblood.
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Montana
J. G. Jensen
Mrs. Stevenson Decides Moose Should be Free
Great Falls June 7 Claire Stevenson, principal in a sensational divorce case, asked court permission to withdraw her May 2 complaint charging A. J. Moose Trinastich with threatening to kill her with a razor. The warrant, issued by Judge P. L. Shields, set bail at 10000. The charge will be dismissed with county attorney consent, while Trinastich remains jailed on a burglary charge in default of bail.
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Great Falls
Claire Stevenson
A. J
Moose" Trinastich
PL J. Sheilds
Terinastich
Shields
Chemistry Student Victim of Poisoning in Great Falls
Great Falls June 7 funeral services were held for 15 year old Frank Dieterle son of Mr. and Mrs. W H Dieterle at the W H George chapel. Death followed a cyanide or potassium poisoning after he was found ill in the basement laboratory he and his brother Howard used. Coroner Dr L R McBurney ruled potassium cyanide poisoning as cause and said no inquest was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Arryum Pices
Frank Dieterle
W. H. Dieterle
Central Avenue
W.H. George Chapel
Dieterle
Howard
L. R. McBurney
Drunken Drier Pays With Death in North Dakota Crash
Wolf Point, June 7. Charles Edwards, 43, died at a local hospital from a brain concussion after a rollover crash seven miles east of town. He was driving seven passengers to a Poplar dance for Fargo Metal Co. Evidence at a Justice hearing suggested Edwards was intoxicated. the car’s four other occupants included one woman and three men, some injured but two passengers unhurt. The body awaits family notification as authorities note a similar highway accident near the same spot within a year.
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Wolf Point
Charleae Edwards
Edwards
Fargo Metal Company
Poplar
Here
Roosevelt Highway
Justice Gordon
Foor
Ufat Alley
Rides 23 Miles Through Mud to Take Examinations
Winnett June 7 Harold Green fifteen-year-old son of Mr and Mrs O M Green rides twenty three miles on horseback through the mud to reach the county superintendent office for the eighth grade examination at 9 30 a m. Glasgow June 7 The Rev Mr Gunnell arrives from Minneapolis to lead the northeastern Montana Episcopal mission field serving Glasgow Poplar and Scobey and will return to Minneapolis in fall to resume theological studies.
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Glasgow
Gunnell
Minneapolis
Montana
Episcopal Church
Poplar
Scobey
Minnneapoli
White Sulphur Springs visitors and residents health plans
Miss Simonson at Veterans hospital cares for Le Roy Royer with pneumonia while Mrs Al Reece and Bridger visitors stay for baths. Helena relatives visit Bowes teel family. Missoula guest with Claude Kiff's party. Reinsoldt from Fort Collins joins Mrs Mary Johnson at Third street residence. Various locals travel for university events, medical care, and summer plans in nearby towns.
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Miss Simonson
Veterans’ Hospital
Leroy Royer
al ‘Reece
Bridger
Earl Fretwell
Josephine Scott
Bee
Bowesteel
Helena
Claude Kiff
Missoula
John Targas
Reinsoldt
Fort Collins
Goin
Mary Johnson
Third Street
Larcas
Marie
Geo. B. Nagues
Denver
Julian Luko
Sarter Ranch
Fort Logan
Ernestine Brunner
Grant Smith
Orando
Virginia
Hart
Martinsdale
Julian Bell
Celesta Barnett
This Place
Bill Hegs
Montana Deaf and Blind School Holds Closing Exercises
In Boulder on June 4 5 and 6 the Montana School for Deaf and Blind held closing exercises. Graduates in the Deaf department were Minnie Guin mow May Yaeger and Mary Brbnash. Blind department graduate Pat Callahan. The event featured the operetta Robin Wood and a gymnastic display. The baccalaureate sermon by Rev J F McNamee followed by a diploma presentation to graduates by Governor Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Montana School For Deaf and Blind
Minnie Guinmow
May Yaeger
Mary Brbnash
Pat Callahay
Department For
Robin Wood
Department For the Deaf and the Blind
J. F. McNamee
Helena
Department For Medeaf and the
Blind
J E. Erickson
Winnet Teachers Get Warm Send Off
June 7 five Winnet teachers traveling to Roundup received a warm send off when curtains on stage caught fire after they were placed atop the theater battens. Miss Snortland suffered burns to her ankles and received medical aid in Roundup before continuing home to North Dakota via Chicago Milwaukee. The remaining teachers were unharmed.
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Winnett
Snortland
North Dakota
Chicago
Milwaukee
Great Northern Chief's Daughter to Marry June 18
Miss Margaret Budd daughter of Ralph Budd president of the Great Northern railway will wed John Charles Campbell Jr of Dubh on June 18 at the Church of St John the Evangelist in St Paul. The ceremony is expected to be a major social event with Margaret Budd known to many in Butte from prior visits.
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Butte
Margaret Budd
Ralph Budd
Great Northern Railway
John Charles Campbell, Jr
Dubh
Church of St. John the Evangelist
St. Paul
Midwest
Man Suffers Blood Poison from Pool Hall Scratch
Scobey June 7 Carl Kilgore proprietor of the Beobey pool hall developed blood poison in his hand from a small scratch while putting eyoscreens. As the trouble worsened he was carried by Aviator Wiley in the Westland Ways monoplane to Williston for medical treatment Friday.
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Scobey
Carl Kilgore
Beobey Pool Hall
Wiley
Williston
Trident Man Dies Measuring Tunnel Interior
Bozeman June report: Peter Serdar an employee of Three Forks Portland Construction company entered a tunnel at Trident to take measurements. He urged others to join, waited outside until concern grew, two coworkers crawled in and found him dead from acute heart trouble. Coroner H F West notified.
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Bozeman
Peter Serdar
Three Forks
Portland Conrert
Trident
Jie
Serdar
H. F. West
Falls Beggar Fifth Proud of Vocation in Great Falls
Charles Wagner a self styled beggar was arraigned in Shields justice court and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to vagrancy. Constable Bert T Christie filed the complaint alleging lack of support and refusal to work. The jailed man scoffed at the sentence saying he could earn more money by his own methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Charles Wagner
Shields
P. J. Shields
Wagner
Bert T. Christie
Boulder News Highlights Marriages School Averages and Local Notes
Word arrived of the marriage of Miss Ethel Ko Eyck to Arden Grandy in Harlorton Montana on May 28. The couple plan a Boulder visit with the bride’s parents before moving to Moulder. The eighth grade top averages in Jefferson County included Carl Kinos and Sidney Ward Whitehall, and notable students across Basin and Billings districts earned high marks. A local man, Nets Nelson, awaits trial for first degree assault and has been released on a $100 cash bond. A four week quarantine was posted on the James Flaherty residence due to scarlet fever. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emery Woods of Corbin at Mrs. Charley Woods’ Boulder home. Several residents traveled for visits and employment changes, with others attending social events and vacations in and around Boulder.
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Ethel Ko Eyck
Arden Grandy
Harlowton
Montana
Whitehall
Ethel Shibsted
Max Mullen
Basin
Boa Wadive Huntley
Whiteh
Mary Ballard
Burekay
Sys Cis
Vanady Johnson
Glancey
Carol Christie
BA Nets Nelson
Chris Nelson
Are Feriou City
James Flaherty
Edith Jones
Emery Woods
Corbin
Charley Woods
Boulder
Megs
John Glenn
Bozeman
Ruth
State Agricultural College
James C. Smarris
Salt Lake City
Arthur Madison
California
Carrie Lamond
C. Hawkins
Great Falls
Great Northern Railway Company
Z. C. Cummings
Los Angeles
Cummings
Proctor
Armtrong Machinery Company
Spokane
Wash
Delia Loiselle
Fort Harrison
Joe Nugent
Esther Wegren
Cardwell
Deadwood Stage Coach Draws Eastern Offer
Mites City resident Jung Zodohn Mamet writes that he seeks to purchase the Deadwood stage coach exhibited at Milwaukee station. He informs Mayor Stith, who passed the letter to the Kowthlip association, and notes the coach deteriorates if left open to weather. He inquires about price and possible sale.
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Mites
Jung Zodohn Mamet
Milwaukee Septs
Stith
Kowthlip Association
Mantel
Winetka
Milwanker Station
College Seniors to Receive Diplomas Today
Montana State college concludes its eleventh annual commencement week with MG class graduates to receive degrees at gymnasium exercises. Dr Verna Squires of University of North Dakota to deliver address. Chancellor Brannan to confer degrees. President Atkinson to announce graduates and those chosen for future leadership. Alumni and former students attend events as examinations finalize the college year 1926 27.
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Rogeman
Mont
Montana State College
WSC
Gyme Wasnin
Verna TP. Squires
College of Liberal Arts
University of North 2A
Alfred Atkinson Af
M.S. Ated
Chancello MA
Abun
anWl
Axe Flies Back Injuring Corvallis Fireman
Corvallis June 7 fireman James Megillen was injured while splitting wood. He raised an axe too high, it struck a wire overhead, snapped loose, and hit him on the head. The axe severed a tendon, caused a deep gash, and bled heavily before a physician could treat him.
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Corvalli
James Megillen
Corvallis
Mellen
Head Crushed When Rock Falls in Quarry Blast
Michael James Wilton a 30 year old quarry worker in Milwaukee died at Slusselsbell Valley hospital from injuries sustained during a blast at the Milwaukee rac quarry. He was drilling a hole for a powder charge when a rock fragment from a distant blast struck his head and caused additional internal injuries as he fell to the pit base.
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Michael James Wilton
Milwaukee
Meningitis Claims Japanese Woman Mushiake Family Notice
Mrs Mushiake aged 27 wife of Euro Mushiake proprietor of the Southern hotel died of meningitis after a prolonged illness. Born in Japan she came to Bilings with her husband and two children Fumiko six and Hasahisa four. Survived by husband two children and siblings in Japan.
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Nabaker Mushiake
South Twentye Seventh Street
Euro Mushiake
Southern Totel
Fasahisa
Japan
Wringer Accident Injures Woman During Wash Day at Winnett
On June 7 in Winnett Mrs. DB Walker sustained a severe but not serious crush injury to her hand when it became tangled with clothes while she pulled them through a wringer during wash day.
Missoula Dentist Holds Cobras in Window Display
A Missoula dentist, Dr Kratz, kept two large bull snakes in a glass cage at Boehmer & Co on Wiggins Avenue. The snakes, four and six feet long, drew crowds as locals viewed them through the front window. The display sparked talk of using snakes as pest control, though authorities breathed caution about keeping venomous threats in public spaces.
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Missoula
Jie
Boehmer & Co
Wiggins
Nakes
Dratz
Brats
Mr. Kratz
Knehine & Caatnretur
Stolen Automobile Struck in Mud Near Chateau
A Chevrolet van and a saddle were stolen in Chateau on Thursday night. Thieves left the town toward Bole, then altered course due to poor road conditions and were not recovered by Friday. The missing saddle and car remain unfound. investigators pursued leads but no trace has been found.
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Chateau
Steptens
Givens
Bole
Thas
Forbes
Tynan
Innes
Fun Trace
Self Styled GOP Searches Autos In Misdoula Park
In Girrenaugh park over the past nights, Midsoula police pursue an insistent man reported to threaten drivers and display threatened arsenal. An officer demanded a driver remain seated during a search of a vehicle, then threatened to take the driver to headquarters.
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Miceonta
Girrenaugh Park
Midsoula Volks
Mas
Hadge
Hedvar
Suce
Jesse James
Elerisinn Wheat
Teety
Heavy Gas Flow at New Record Well in Big Lake Field
Taurel June 7 report from Inavea Petroleum notes Fontier cand at Recard-Petroleum Ne 3 well in the Big Lake structure shows a gas flow estimated at 16 million cubic feet per day after a sail puncture. Completion expected June 18 with a gas compressor and oil lift to be installed for full production headed to Pakotas.
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Taurel
Recard-Petroleum Company
Well Ne
Pakotas
Dance Knocks Man Out and Takes Sleep by Roadside
Roveman fine 7 Narobk Button found lying beside a Belgrade road. Initially thought gravely ill, colorists brought him in at the sheriff’s request. Button attended a Manhattan venue and rested roadside after the excitement, later allowed to go home.
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Roveman
Button
Belgrade
Manhattan
Man Killed As Tank Car Leaves Track Near Fort Benton
An unidentified man, about 25, was killed when a tank car jumped the track in a Fort Benton cut at 1 30 pm. He was allegedly stealing a rive when derailed, body mangled between cars. Coroner Bauman and wrecking crew from Great Falls investigated. The man had boarded at Great Falls and claimed to head to Glasgow in search of a farmer named Wilson. The article also notes average clothing weights for a well dressed woman and her husband.
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Fort Benton
A. C. Bauman
Great Falls
Jnbour
Hir
Glasgow
Wilson
Freezone Offers Quick Relief for Corn Pain
An ointment called Freezone claims to instantly stop corn pain and remove hard or soft corns between the toes without soreness. A tiny bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, provides effective relief with no irritation.
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Fuller Ave
Trident Man
Boulder News
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Clark Jewel Gas
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