FIRST AUTOS CROSS IVER SKALKAAD I SPIT OF THE SNOW
Hamilton June 7 The Skulka ho highway was opened this year on Friday night when men from Bell and Reinbund garage traveled to Stoney Lake camp. About three feet of snow lay over 500 yards. Travel over the road is not advised due to snow and soft conditions over the summit. The Salmon Bitter Root road opened Saturday as a forest service tractor cleared debris. The Big Hole road is in ideal shape and has seen steady traffic since opening weeks ago.
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Hamilton
Bell & Reinbund
Stoney Lake
Warnilton
Keho Falls
Gatace
Forest Service
Wig Side
Monufal
Big Hole
Dozens of Missoula Bicycles Stolen by Two Boys Confess
In Missoula on June 7 police report numerous bicycles stolen over recent months have been recovered and laid at city hall for owner identification. Two 16 year old boys confessed to the thefts after a Mrs. P. A. Miler saw a bicycle like her son’s. Officers questioned them and found bicycle parts hidden at the boys’ South Side home.
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Missoula
Cer Jane Bailey
P. A. Miler
F. L. Matteson
Anti-Graft Grafters Run By Cops In Butte Drive
Police questioned two anti graft crusaders enrolling members in a National Anti-Graft society at 50 cents each. A blue poster urged grafts in Amendment 28 and temperance. Officers released them after collecting fees. program details were unclear.
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Butte
Tere Murphy
Antigraft
Mother Mooney to Fall Speaker at Great Falls Meeting
Great Falls June 7 An appeal for workers of all nations and races to unite to gain their own salvation was issued at a Grand Theater gathering by the International Labor Defense. Mary Mooney the mother of Tom Mooney spoke briefly and Richard Moore, a colored member of the national executive committee, addressed the crowd. Mooney, jailed 26 years for alleged complicity in the Preparedness Day bombing, is cited as a victim of frameups by the wealthy class as his mother tours the country urging support to free Mooney and other prisoners.
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Great Falls
Grand Theater
International Labor Defense Organization
Mary Mooney
Tom Mooner
Richard 3. Moore
The
Defense Organization
Make Good Time on Three Forks Road
Three Forks Montana June 7 E C Powell of Boulder sublets the road contract in Three Forks to three contractors. R D Buckingham lays drain pipes irrigation conduits and sidewalk alterations with two men at work along the west edge of town. Hamilton Construction handles grading moving from the west end toward town. McLaughlin to gravel later. Road bed ready for gravel crews by end of July.
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Three Forks
E. C. Powell
Boulder
R. D. Buckingham
Hamilton Construction Company
Milwaukee Tracks
McLaughlin
Billings Teachers Married at Hardin
Two teachers from the Billings high school wed at the Hardin Methodist parsonage on Saturday morning. Emily Hendrie married Zadok G. Hudgin with Rev. E H Wendland officiating. Witnesses were William B Corkins and John J Haggerty, schoolmates from Montana State College Bozeman where Hudgin studied. Hudgin, a 1980 graduate, serves as Smith Hughes instructor. Ellsbride has taught English in Billings High School for two years.
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Hardin
Bilings Bieh
Methodist Parsonage
Emily Hendrie
Zadok G. Hudgin
E. H. Wendland
First, Methodist Church of
William B. Corkins
John J. Haggerty
Bozeman
Trudgin
64 Candidates File in Anaconda Primary
Anaconda records show 64 candidates filed to date for the July 19 primary. County clerk Catherine Leeean notes this as a record number for various offices. Ed Johnson of 697 Oak Street seeks the Republican sheriff nomination and Joe W Swanson of 699 East Seventh Street seeks the Republican assessor nomination, boosting the tally to 64.
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Anaconda
Fleetiqn
Catherine Leeean
Ruother
Ed Johnson
Oak Street
Joe W. Swanson
East Seventh Street
Rain boosts Gallatin crop prospects after heavy weekend rains
Bozeman Mont June 7 Rain more than four fifths of an inch fell across Gallatin county Sunday and yesterday improving crop prospects to the best in years Agricultural experts report The rainfall began Sunday noon with scattered showers continuing into the night Amounts totaled 23 hundredths and 59 hundredths respectively over 24 hours bringing storms to about 2 inches with drizzle still in progress and expectations of additional moisture ahead.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Bridge Foreasts and New Road Project in Great Falls
Great Falls June 7 A forest fire years ago burned the bridge over North Fork Flathead River five miles north at the boundary line. A crew from British Columbia is repairing the bridge. Reconstruction hints at building a road from Corhinnin Sare Creek oilfields. Interest grows in oil drilling showings with five wells active and parties moving through. A diamond drill works on Crowes Nest Glacier holdings at depth 2 992% feet.
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Great Falls
Flathead River
Boundary Line
British Columbia
Crowes* Nest-Glacier Holdings
Elliston News Highlights Local Social Roundup
Elliston Montana June 7. Mrs Milander and daughter visited Wermuth Longs then left for Reno Idaho. Mrs Georgia Willei of Lowell Washington stayed with the Tweets. Stella Latham returns from Walla Walla to finish summer session. School board elects Mr Kay principal for next year. Various local visits, travel plans, and home improvements noted.
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Flileton
Milander
Wermuth
Ralmon
Idaho
Hong
Georgia Willei
Lowell
Wash
Henry
EB. Latham
Stella
Walla Walls
College Place
Christopherson
Avon
Benson
Deer Lodge
Sherwood Kuehn
Seattle
Harold
Magnusen
Tom Lauri
Hel‘na
Peets
Helena
Ruth Warburton
Kay
Fir Expres
Lois Thompson
F. W. Davis
Big Dick
A.W. Willams
Raging Stock Training Camp Opens at Bozeman
Bozeman welcomes racing trade as Nazeman June F Th Thoroughs teds gather for training at the Bozeman tracks. Notables include jockey Star Ry McGutn and Melahn, who rode here last year, bringing mare Bertrice Maree. Conquistador-sired Miss Lester and her foal head to nearby Elmo farm. Ernie Hearner and associates prepare stables with Qupola, Knight Phood, Greta Ellsworth, and Jack G. McGann before the Montana circuit opens.
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Nazeman
Che Trat
Rieermountain
Starry McGutn
Bozeman
Melahn
Eine
Bertrice Maree
McGablin
Miss Lester
Connie Lester
Conquistador
fHearner and Brun
Elmo
Flathead County
Ernie Hearner
Speed
Qupola
Knichtphood
Greta Ellsworth
Jack G
Nominees Named for Major Parties in Historic Race
The Meminimist party nominates William 4% roster for general secretary at the Trady Union Unis league with Janes W. Ford Madama negra for president. The Vommentit party factions nominate a candidate for vice presidency, marking the first such nomination by that party.
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Despue
William
Trady Union Unis League
Janes W. Ford
Madama Negra
Pester
Qipesident
Hiexge
Vommentit
Miuan Antity Ealintizt
Ork
Fergus Winter Wheat Crop Now Assured by Rain
Lewistown June 7 heavy rains hit central Montana for the second straight storm. Wideama and Lewistown reported about an inch by Monday noon with intermittent rain continuing. Observers say the moisture will practically guarantee the winter wheat crop as cumulative rainfall in Lewistown since January exceeds nine inches, well below last year’s twelve.
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Fergus
Lewistown
Montana
Wideama
Evelyn Strand of Helena Marries a Dillon Man
Mire Evelyn Strand of Helena married Cutton McLaughlin of Dillon in Bozeman on May 28. The bride, a Montana State normal school graduate, gained many friends during two years there. McLaughlin is the son of Charles and Mrs. McLaughlin of Dillon and works in contracting. The couple will reside in Dillon. Chicago—Kehrerd attorneys revealed Swit left an estate of about 4.4 million dollars.
String Beans In The Northern Garden Practical Guide
Gardener guidance on when to plant string beans, bean types from green to wax, and care tips. Discusses soil warmth, drainage, spacing, and succession planting, with cautions against wet leaves and recommendations for row culture and harvest timing.
GAR TRAKS REMOVED AND STREETS FIXED IN GREAT FALLS
Great Falls officials report completion of track removal along Ninth Avenue North between Seventh and Kielih streets and work to fix resulting street disturbances. The project, planned long ago, included reconditioning and environmental improvements plus removal of the coal dock at the Tort & Kelly area.
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Great Falls
Wienen
Varias
Ninth Avenue
Betwen Seventh
Kiehih
Goal Figure Nearly Doubled by Women In Repeal Movement
Beav erhead county women joined the Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform during a meal campaia on a Saturday. Mrs Rose Emerick announced the campaign’s winter goal had been 500 members and that the turnout exceeded expectations. County unit officers Mrs. Roe and Miss Ada Adams led local efforts with volunteers aiding planning and outreach.
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Emerick
BT. Roe
Beaverhead
Fara EL Adams
Crawford and Pryor Sent Up for Robbery
Readable fragments show Crawford and Pryor sentenced for bank robbery at Mariners Star bank. Names like Worden and Kipp appear in court notes with pleas and trial outcomes.
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Allies Sune Tea Py
Crawford
Prynv
Pant
Andy
Pesan
Stobert
Reaper
Eine
Mariners
Star Bank al Worden
Sawford
Unines Hid
Owith
Clyde Kipp
Sheep Shearing Crew Begins in Valley County
A sheep shearing crew led by Harry Sanbery of Yakima arrives in Valley County to shear sheep at several ranches. The team plans to work 0-1200 to 100 sheep daily, starting in March after arrival from Washington.
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Miaseme
Tino T
Tne
Panimoenved
TN de Werkline Newey
Harry Sanbery
Yakima Waele
Une
Rachoy
Toweroek
Wil Hey
Nism
Woaeh
Valles
Former Resident of Jefferson City Dies in Livingston
Obituary notes the death of Vala Powell a former Jefferson City resident who died at her home in Livingston after a several month illness. She and husband John Powell had lived in Jefferson City Montana for five years before moving to Pony Montana where their daughter Dudley Powell was born. The family later relocated to Livingston from Pony.
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Jefferson City
Livingston
Jumy T
Vala Powell
John
Powell
Powel
Wisemain
Mansan
Wikeonmain
Mont
Pony
Nuneon
Flalle Dudley Powell
Ambiguous Negotiation Report Ongoing in London Talks
Pudi Tela Pree Sinte resumes after a halt as 1 Vf Whomad Reiteh Jarminien leads a negotiation with Moident Kamen de Valera. The government building hosts a meeting where Thana and De Valera face a new lease offer while Ramsay MacDonald and de Valera confer in London on Friday.
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Kamen de Valera
de Valera
Ramsay MacDonald
Genven de Valera
London
Mantana State College Graduates In Nine Joined Class
Nine graduates received degrees at Mantana State College in a ceremony led by President Thomsen. Alfred Atkinenn and Hayes awarded master and bachelor degrees in engineering and related fields. The crowd heard remarks from President H. Vand Rogne and emeritus Wilma Oxley Thompkin as officials discussed campus achievements.
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Mezeman
Bine T
Tapy
Mantana State College
Ty Francia S
Prom- Ment
Alfred AtKinenn
Hayes
Gunn
Tai Srey
Vande Rogne
Nye
Wilma Oxley Thampaen
Prent
Kin Rath
Cedar Creek Road Construction Ties Clearwater Link
Misroula Jatin f Cedar Larerk Foard leads crews resuming work in Cedar Creek country to build a road crossing to connect with the Clearwater range. Project aims to protect forest regions and provide access while facing funding gaps and logistical hurdles. Additional improvements planned on Gold Creek and Powell district areas across mountains from Lolo Mot Springs.
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Misroula
Poreman A. Perg
Cedar Creek
Pase
Ue Clearwater Rand
Aystent Willan Inne Aseus
Lm' Ber
Dow
Lule ‘Forest
Gold Creek
Powell District
Lolo Mot Springs
Fourth Celebration To Be Directed by County Officials
Cascade county officials and their deputies will direct the Fourth Celebration in Cascade county this year. The program includes Great Falls and local events, with coordination by the bicentennial committees. Officials named include Wareman, Harner, and Larrent plus Miss Brown and printing staff. attendees will oversee details at the county fairgrounds.
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Great Falls
Juve
Cascade
Arsana
Cascade County
Ineharze
Cagende County
Te Ware
He County
Wareman Csotee Harner
Doe Irie
Tkeenerad Taarman
Dllan
Klarper
Peale Po Dale
Medger
Montana
Mike Uollind
Tha Hoe
Milwaukee Tax Payment Details in Musselshell County
In Musselshell County Milwaukee pays about one third of the total taxes. Treasurer Walter Searls reports a payment of $89,901 from the local rail line and a related tax levy. The county seeks to allocate funds among the district, with residents and businesses affected by the annual assessment.
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Milwaukee
Musselshell County
Vie
Walter Searls
Musssleheld Comity
Hie
Hert Rike
Milwanker
Paul Wad
Ite
Milwankerts
Former Helena ball player 15 married in Miles City
A wedding tied Margaret Dallon of Poroma to Edward Stanley Chinake 3 of Miles City in Butte with attendance from Katlarine Leary and Ted Meliinger. The couple, both State University graduates, will reside near Seeley Lake after a ceremony at Anthony’s church. Chinake coached at Missoula County High School and teaches PE. Dallon holds an education degree.
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Missanti
Dino
Mise
Margaret Dalloon
Brite
Chinske
Tye
Department of Physical Education
Custer County
Ile
Missoula County High School
PRE Sigma Kappa Fraternity
Mes
Selinet
Raphi Della Or
Edward Chineke
Danehalt
Herve
Ageal
Nuethren Tunica
Trans Pathe
Pat Pardee
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Capital Optical Parlor
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State Nursery Co
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Billatin
Elliston News
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Wington
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Mel Mizner
Misner
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Janis Miller
Ralph Latham
Forest Services
Mr. Amizner
Hi. M. Dixon
Car Wermenkay
Neal Tandqulkt
Hannah Oaker
Mr. Bathlaor
Evelyn Strand
Dillon
Chicago
Kecherd
Swit
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Horn
Nming
Vorthern
Ernst
Cardeng
Ohio River
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Ctrawford
Pryor
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James T. Ellia
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Hale Sherplary
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Wenlow
RTA
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Clearwater
Helena Ball
Yar
Steve Otesson
Pesistown
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Guthura
Earl Wella
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Cutleura Laboratories
Independent Publishing Co
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