Murder accusation rattles Libby and Napa medical scene
A murky report from Liberty Libby and Napa reference a pending murder case. authorities claim a suspect, tied to a Libby hunting tragedy, confessed to killing a person in Libby while wounded. The tale centers on Hedluns and Genrie Hyhary with details unclear and safety concerns voiced by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy
Solonen
Hedluns
Vallejo
Iledlurs
Slifurnia Vity
Libby
Genrie Hyhary
Hedlune
Ferter Freends
Northern hotel spends $10000 on furnishings and upgrades
Billings reports the Northern hotel will invest over ten thousand dollars in furnishings and equipment. Manager George F. Shea says orders placed weeks ago include a new mattress for every bed, a ninety ton capacity ice machine, new blankets, hall carpets and 125 beds. Renovations shift the office and lobby areas as part of ongoing modernization amid market optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
George F. Shea
Iken
Wwo
Lahby
Offered fortune but fears it an old Spanish custom
A letter from 1753 describes a curious offer of wealth tied to an old Spanish custom. A sender in Barcelona requests help to transfer funds and recover a concealed bag, seeking a third of 720,000 dollars as reward, while fearing the net gain. The correspondence mentions Orts Alfonso Zapat a and a trusted contact to arrange a transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milés
Revere
Barretana
Spain
Bane
America
Alfonso Zapata
Criban
Terrers
Seranda
Barcelona
Rainbow trout planted in Rock Creek and Big Montile River
Miesoula June 7. Rainbow trout about 29 inches long, raised from Georgetown traps, were released in Rock Creek Saturday by A F McDonald state hatcheries superintendent. Another 60 fish were released in the Big Montile River at Ralston. Reports urged to notify Helena or the Anaconda hatchery with any sightings to track range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Anaconde
Georgetown Inks
Peaton
McDonald Pala
Montana
Montana Streams. Threammieinn Intends To Clean Out the Rainhrin
Trey
Rainbow
Open Yellowstone entrances begin season for travelers
The Cody entrance to Yellowstone opens with snow cleared at Gardiner and West Yellowstone. Gallatin entrance is open and park resorts plan partial openings by June 19. Hotels lodges and fuel services will stay closed until then, with cabin house keeping available for tourists.
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Cody
Yellowstone Park
Roger W. Thil
The
Spark
Gallatin
Yellawatane Lake
Old Faith
Toll
Young Democrats Endorse Silver Drive in Falls Great Falls
The Young Democratic Club of Cascade endorsed the Montana Silver Transportation program to promote silver use worldwide and pledged support for restoring silver to the monetary system. Vice president Mrs. Warren Toole announced a special meeting in Justice of the Peace Lamere's courtroom, with members urged to attend. Arthur S Cook addressed the group on Silver the Prosperity Vitamin, arguing bimetallism is proven and citing U.S. silver currency in circulation. He asserted the U.S. has long recognized monetary parity between silver and gold and criticized gold-standard rigidity, while noting vast gold reserves and worldwide demands. the talk emphasized improving buying power rather than overproduction. Randall Swanhere reported on finances at the Ki n rkfeet Indians festival and annual rodeo planning, noting expected 8,000–10,000 visitors over three days at the reserva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Young Democratic Club of
Cascade
Montana
United Sister
Wheeler
Warren Toole
Vce
Justice of the Peace
United States
Alexander Hamilition
Washington
Mr. Cook
America
Randall Swanhere
Laurel Refinery 15 Opens Tuesday in Laurel
The Laurel refinery 15 opened Tuesday under independent oil and refining company with a pay cell of about 40 gallons. Initial run targets 30,000 gallons daily once equipment proves satisfactory. About 20,000 barrels of crude from the Oregon basin and Wyoming fields stored at the plant with more arriving daily. Laureleaf gas and Laureleaf motor fuel to be marketed initially. 20 to 25 men have worked on reconditioning and several dozen more join sales and office staff ahead of the test run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Dupe Loehue
Laurel
Ndepemtedt Oil and Retlaing Company
Thinery
Ruddy UK
Dneserman
Vee
Ial
Kas
Laurel Boy Wounded In Unloaded Gun Incident
Clarence Firitton, 17, was wounded by a 22 caliber hunting gun that discharged while a trigger was snapped at Laurel. The weapon, unloaded earlier, exploded when the chamber shell fired after Lanis Wire and Britton Britten handled it. Firitton received immediate medical care and a transfusion at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Britton
Whiskered Baseball Team for Livingston
A humorous note from Livingston about forming a whiskered baseball team. Ray Lee of Northern Pacific, Toy Spencer of Spencer's, and Francis Powell of the Enterprise telegraph editor are among those ready to muster a squad of seasoned, bewhiskered players to challenge Hone of David teams in both baseball skill and whisker display.
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Tavingston
Waa
F House of Tavid
Livingston
Ray Lee
Northern Pacific Accounting Department
Toy Spencer
Spencer's
Entive
Francis Powell
The
Enterprise
State Entomologist Checks Grasshopper Areas in Havre District
Havre June 7 A survey by H H Tepper state entomologist finds grasshoppers hatching in Till County areas near Kremlin Gildford Hingham and Rudyard threatening crops Immediate action with poisoning is urged to prevent later control challenges Hoppers in stubble and grain fields are crop destroying while those on pasture are of another variety County agent Sandbere also urges prompt measures to destroy hoppers following first hatching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
H County
Sormers
Grasshon
HH. Tepper
Till
Polaon
Kremlin
Gidford
Hingham
Rudyard
Pepper
Pesmer
Sandbere
Buffalo Man Burned in Explosion at Buffalo District Ranch
Lewistown June 7 An explosion while a kerosene cap was used to ignite a fire fatally burned John George Singler 59 a Buffalo district rancher He died Monday at St Josephs Hospital after his clothing burned off and his body was severely burned He sought neighbors help after the blast and was found near the burning ranch six miles northeast of Buffalo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Tohn George Singler
Buffalo
Rome
Singler
St.Tneaph's Hospital
P Singler
Anton
Bingley
School Budget Cuts for Year Nears Public Hearing
Alstrict No 1 trustees project operating budget about $17,000 higher than 1882 33 with a public hearing set for Monday. Finance committee discussed the proposed budget at length after last year’s $172 20125 budget, a $234 000 drop from the year before. Also noted is the death of Annis F Watts of Meridian Miss national treasurer of the Woodmen Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miasnnda
Alstrict No. 1
Last
Omaha
Annis F Watts
Meridian
Miss
Woodmen Circle
The
Woodman of the World Insurance Association
Falls Brewery to Begin Malthouse Brewing in Great Falls
Great Falls is set to begin brewing at the old American Van Mow pant site as Falls Breweries Inc. readies beer for distribution in July. Emil G. Stek of Associated Breweries of Canada and L. M. Johnstone from Lethbridge arrived to promote the project noting an initial output of about 200 barrels daily, soon to ease to 100. The malt house will be prepared for operation this fall, with storage capacity up to 15 000 barrels, one of the northwest’s largest facilities, to supply Canadian owned breweries. A large barley acreage has been contracted locally this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Northwest
Sick
L. M. Johnstone
Lethbridge
King's Counsel
Associated Breweries of Canada
Johnstone
London
Privy Counsel
England
Montana Brewing Company
Col Geary assumes command of camps in Montana region
Col William Geary takes command of conservation camps in Montana, replacing Maj Walter Thor at Port Michenala and engaging in ramp conservation work under Major Thoron Hotzenbartt. The operation includes convoy movements to Glacier National Park and Lincoln County, with assignments for preservation efforts and guard duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Geary
Missowia
Tana
Wiliam
Geary
Eld Artillery
Montana
Walter Thor
Commaniion
Port Micenala
Salt Lake City
Aenmarrachon
van Werkere
Coda Crapk
Superior
Fort Misenila
Iibhr
Jane
Erate & York
Nexford
Lincoln County
Thoran Hotzenbartt
McDowell praises Montana roads on return from California
Governor W W McDowell arrived in Butte by auto from southern California praising the California Montana Highway. He called the Monida to Butte route as fine as any U S road and said best highways are better than concrete hauls. He declined to discuss ambassadorship rumors and said no summer plans yet.
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Roosevelt
Ireland
Hey
W W. McLiowell
DeValera
Montana
Jong
California
McDwell
Monida
Butte
United States
Ates McDowell
Iin
New Finter
Excelsior Avernue
Ana Falls
Vesteria
Death in White Sulphur Springs Aged Man Named McIntyre Found
White Sulphur Springs June 3 McIntyre county coroner was called to Wingling early Monday morning to transport the body of Andy Anderson to the Springs for interment. Anderson had been mixing for six months and was found in the basement of the home of late Louis Copanach about ten miles west of Ringling. The house had been unoccupied all winter. The deceased worked for Andrew Erickson for several years and was about sixty. Arrangements not completed. Also noted are local residents visiting and hospital transfers including Jack Smith from McKay hospital to Deaconess in Dozeman, and mentions of the deaths of George Harden of Harlawton and other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulpher
McIntyre
County
Cnroner
Wingling
Andy Anderson
Mgr. Anderson
Louis Copanach
Ringling
Weanry AdKinann
Andrew Erickson
Henry Dingehire
Sam Dobbing
Longwhire
Mra
M. F. Joven
White Tall
Jack Smith
Dent
McKay
Deaconess
Dozeman
Wm Winters
Ringline
Russel Manger
Tivingston
Lavina Vandel
Hannah
Joan Brady
Roseman
Livingston
George Harden
Harlawton
Hardin
Orings
Alan
Archaol
Castle
Record Bird Farm Production Sets New State Peak
The state game and fish commission reports record production at the game bird farm this season. Inspector William Steinbranner returns from Warm Springs poultry, with 21,000 Chinese and Mongolian shorebirds expected for hatching. About 6,000 birds are already hatched and shipments will begin in July as broader stock increases anticipate higher output statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixsonin
State Game and Find Commission
William Steinbrenner
Comminion
Steinbranner
Pirda
Ema Mirehan
Jayink
Fiat
Takwan
Whites Pass Road Not Yet Open for Pleasure Driving
The road to Whites Pass remains unsafe for pleasure use. It is only wide enough for one car and lacks turnout points to pass, with steep grades and treacherous conditions. Road officials recommended repairs and caution until improvements allow safe travel for leisure driving.
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Watson
Dune
Montana Agates Exhibit At Century of Progress
Montana Agates Inc announces a display of specimens and jewelry from Billings at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago. The exhibit, arranged by QL Konpe, features a miniature plant, a six by five foot fireplace, and 14000 polished agates collected from Montana and the Yellowstone River region, with production handled locally and by Hf RO George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Billings
QL. Konpe
Ioral Sewdler
Montana Agates, Inc
Chicago
Be. Moorfield
Annieton
Ala
Eurine
Mayjana
Yellowstone Iver
Century of Progress
Repge
Moninna Aagates, Inc
RO Greogteat
Students Leaving University Campus For Home Cities
Missoula reports hundreds of students will depart university for summer homes from the campus after spring quarter ends. Officials note the largest departures Thursday and Friday as railroad service prepares to handle homeward-bound travelers. Two Denver men, Clark and Stieber, were turned over to county authorities after an arrest by ChaYanNe Baler for allegedly taking 111 from unemployed men with false job promises in a soon-opening plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Oalficiata Nf
Pricay
Chevenna
Wye
Dunn
Denver
Ed. Clark
A. J. Stieber
Laramia Ennity
Chayanne Baler
Grader Equipment Purchased by the Forestry Service
Missoula Montana Tuesday four graders from two vendors were bought by the Forestry Service for a total of 27000 dollars. Mall Perry Company of Butte will furnish five graders and Asti Wester company of Titlings will provide four. The contract covers installation and will support road work on forest routes. The graders are three tractor type units to aid maintenance of forestry roads in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Jung
Forest Sevvder
Thesday
Montane
Mall-Perry Company
Buttera
Asti
Westert Com.pany
Hila
Fornat Ronda
Forest Service
Plans Abandoned for Montana Military Training Camp
Missoula officials announce immediate notices to inform 144 units that the Chizanms Military Trainixe camp ramp has been abandoned for this year. The camp, intended to start June 1, faced removal due to ongoing protests and staffing issues, leaving the post with insufficient facilities to support training operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana South
Chizanms
Autheydtes
Fay Missoula
Anne
Sears
Wali
Rainfall Expected to Rise Water Levels in Wider Areas
Predictions indicate continued rain will raise water levels across Wider water and neighboring regions. Officials warn paddies, streams, and waterways may flood, with potential impact on agriculture and local transport.
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Keolung
Wallen Oewnt
Dane
Wodhunt
Liihy
Montseurs
Napa
Haven
Mursey
Ais Jurmanan
Northern Hotel
DR. Rises den Dtes
West Teleoprater
Haynie Cypela
Munselail County
Cene Bretero
Mebere Bars Etuderta
University of Montana
Yellowstone
Young Democrats
Pyo
Reservathan Lake
Laurel Refinery
Falls
Young Mans
McDowell
Game Farm
Forestry Service
C.M
Feeribas
Tay
Ewlies
Allen
Tnt
Tractore
Peter
Banka
Dakar
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Abe
San Francisco
William Taylor
William Tisrotel
Civic Comer
Francisco
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