Alice of Wonderland Found After Six Mile Mountain Wander
A 3-year-old girl, Alice Pazolla, daughter of C. C. Pazolla, was found wandering with a 3-month-old pup after spending hours traversing rough terrain six miles from home near Walkerville. Deputies, neighbors, and ranch workers scoured the area overnight. she was exhausted but unharmed and given milk with her dog, a bell may be used to prevent future wanderings.
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Butte
Alice of Wonderland
C. C. Pazolla
Stringtown
Walkerville
Hall Columbia Gulch
Billings
Alice
Pup
Whitefish Planted In Flathead Lake For Market
C A Jakways Montana fisheries chief says Flathead Lake will open to commercial fishing in a few years as state planted Lake Superior whitefish. nets lifted three times caught whitefish weighing about two pounds each, with several displayed in Missoula Arcade market.
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Missoula
Flathead Lake
C. A. Jakways
Montana
Jakways
Lake Superior
State Fish and Game Commission
Smith Brothers
Old Lake Michigan
Arcade
Plathead Lake
Mr. Jakways
Stockman Dies From Throat Bone Clot in Dinner Incident
June 9 death reported of William Coil 70 who choked while eating meat when a bone lodged in his throat. Coil, lifelong stockman, worked with his brother the late Van Coil for many years. The incident occurred Wednesday evening causing instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
William Coil
Coil
van Coil
Lauzier-Wolcott Manager Refuses Safe Opening
Spokane June 9 The Lauzier-Wolcott company safe was opened by lock experts after 10 hours when A N Larson in charge of the office refused to surrender 40 shares of Washington Water Power company stock, the subject of a writ of replevin obtained by Frank E Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
A. N. Larson
Washington “Water Power Company
Frank E. Worth
Ex Congressman McCormick to Debate KKK Speaker
Missoula June 9 The Missoula chapter of the Ku Klux Klan accepts a challenge to debate former Congressman Washington J. McCormick. The Klan announces readiness to finalize time and place while Mr McCormick presents propositions. Debates may cover Rome and church influence and Klan political activities.
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Missoula
Missoular
Ku Klux Klan
Washington J. McCormick
McCormick
American Republic
Klan
Mr. McCormick
Church of Rome
Mentatta
Western Mentatta Fairgrounds
Picnic date set for Farmers' Association event
Lewistown June 9 officers of the board of directors meet at Moccasin and set the annual Farmers' picnic for Thursday July 23 advancing one week from the last Thursday in July. The committee aims to secure Governor Erickson as principal speaker for the event.
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Lewistown
Board of Diirectors
Moccasin
Sdate
Carl H. Peterson
Picttic Asociation
Doris Hatch
Hobson
H. J. Swan
B. C. White
Buffalo
B. B. Hinkle
Stanford
William Krukeberg
Robert Shaw
Moore
G. C. Spratt
J. B. Holmes
Berchland
J. A. O'Neill
Local Gossip From Basin and Butte Social Notes
Basin residents attend funerals and visits, with Clements and Tefft families among those in Butte. Miss Louisa boards for Chicago to enter college. several others travel for schooling, medical, or personal reasons. Groups visit Butte for family affairs, exams, and graduations noted alongside local summer plans.
Death of 3YearOld Boy Prompts Rabies Quarantine in Great Falls
Great Falls June 9 a 3 year old boy William Morton son of Mr and Mrs H Morton of Eden addition died from a bite by a mad dog Sunday night Authorities issued a strict dog quarantine and muzzle rules to curb further danger By June 13 all county dogs must be muzzled or chained or be killed by police after that date The death marks hydrophobia in the region with a post mortem confirming rabies as the cause and the boy had been bitten on the upper lip by a stray dog weeks earlier
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Great Falls
William Morton
Mitchell
Health Board
J. F. Walker
B. O. Fisher
Sheriffs Office
Police Department
Walker
Morton
Morton Yard
Valley Sheriff Heads to Marmarth in Check Fraud Case
Sheriff Rogers left Sunday for Marmarth North Dakota after authorities there said they were holding a man for identification as the person who cashed numerous fraudulent checks and is wanted in Glasgow. Richard Friedl, a victim of the check writer, accompanied the sheriff to assist in identifying the prisoner.
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Glasgow
Rogers
Marmarth
N D
Richard Friedl
Assst
Brokerage Firm Plans Montana Branches In Four Cities
H C Laux of San Francisco announced that A A Housman and company the New York brokerage firm would open offices in Butte soon with possible branches in Spokane Missoula and Billings Mont The move follows the insolvency of Lauzier Wolcott which closed its offices in four towns Last Thursday creditors filed for involuntary bankruptcy in federal court Hearing set for June 23
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Butte
H. C. Laux
San Francisco
New York
A. A. Housman and Company
Spokane
Missoula
Billings
Mont. Ward
Mr. Laux
E. A. Pierce
Housman Company
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Tauzier-Wolcott Company
From Argonne to jail a Dakota veteran’s narcotic tale
A Grand Forks veteran who fought with the Second Division in France endures years of narcotic addiction after a jaw injury at Argonne. In Butte he obtained drugs, was arrested, and his lawyer sought a suspended sentence with conditions. The case runs in Judge Lynch's court as government medical wage support and plastic surgery tie his fate to Minneapolis hospital plans.
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J. J. Lynch
Department of the District Court
George Walker
Argonne
Washington, D. C
Walker
Minneapolis
Fort Harrison
Helena
Butte
Lynch
Wolf Creek News and Visitors Gather in Town
Wolf Creek residents and visitors fill the slice of local life with summer travel, family visits, and business trips. Names include Olsen brothers from Great Falls, Borha Bros., Mrs. Patterson and daughter Inez, Hurd, Bowman, Banks, Adams grandparents, Reinig and Crougham, Craig family, Georgie Butcher, Hicks, Borho, Gibton, Rogers, Summerfield, Traveltz, Burggraff, Burns, Rittel, Richardson, Davis, Frawley, and others. Sierra Madre lights noted as tree like lanterns.
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Wolf Creek
Edward
Willian Olsen
Great Falls
Borha Bros
Middle Fork
John Patterson
Inez
Blackfoot
Oscar Frank
Helena
Arthur Hurd
H. F. Bowman
Clifford Banks
Havre
A. B. Adams
W. W. Reinig
Mabel
Mildred Crougham
Archie Craig
Sunburst
Georgie Butcher
Geo. Hicks
William Borho
Thos. Gibton
Holter Dam
John Rogers
A. C. Summerfield
Robert Traveltz
Peter Burggraff
Adalf
Arthur
Douglas Burns Arel
Emil Rittel
Warren Richardson
M.S. Davis
Will Frawley
Poplar
Martin Cabuin
Marital Melodrama Of Gloria Gordon And Dick Gregory
Gloria Gordon a beautiful flapper marries lawyer Dick Gregory. She spurns housework and spends on clothes and a new car while incurring debts. She falls for actor Stanley Wayburn, borrowing money and risking scandal as Wayburn disappears after a car crash. Dick recuperates from pneumonia as tensions rise and a hospital return follows. May Seymour warns against Wayburn as Gloria hides the truth from Miss Briggs.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Ranghild Swansen
Gloria
Stanley Wayburn
May Seymours
Wayburn
May
Jim Carewe
New York
Miss Briggs
Gloria and Dick Webs of Love and Letters
Gloria hides a letter from Stan Wayburn inside her blouse and gives it to Dick. He barely glances, questions her love, and she contemplates her feelings. She admits discontent with housework and hints she married for security and kindness, while unsure of her true love for Dick or Wayburn.
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Gloria
Wayburn
Stan Wayburn
Ranghold
Lfe
Stanley
Gloria Leaves Dick After Wayburn Strife in Turbulent Farewell
In a tense scene Gloria confronts Dick about his failed marriage and his mother’s illness. Dick plans a solo retreat, hoping for a fresh start, while Gloria schemes to leave, packing for New York with a storm of anger. She writes a cruel farewell note and departs Sing Sing as the plot thickens.
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Wayburn
Oice
Gloria
Stan
Edo
Tim
Dick Gregory
Death
Ranghild
New York
Dick “Goodby
Miss Briggs
Sing-Sing
Without a Backyard Landscape Plan in a Small Garden
The article argues that a 50 foot lot cannot support a traditional back yard garden with a lawn. It suggests alternating annuals and perennials such as pyrethrum, delphinium, Shasta daisy, phlox, perennial aster, chrysanthemum, and adding gladiolus bulbs to create continuous seasonal displays along boundary beds.
Framing a Back Yard Garden Plan for Year-Round Color
The article outlines transforming a back yard into a full flower garden covering about 50 square feet with grass paths two to three feet wide. It advocates border shrubbery, diverse bed shapes, and a succession of blooming periods from May through September, using perennials and strategic color schemes.
Deer Lodge News: Local Visitors and Deportation Release
Loretta Wisner arrived from Gold Creek as Bernice Beaumont and her brother Bille visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. DBD C Flint in Thompson Falls. Frank Padbesek was released from the sheriff by Charles K. Andrews of the Bureau of Immigration in Helena after pending deportation papers. Mrs. Fabian Bissonette and Ed Hoyer with con Noel returned from Los Angeles after the farmers' convention. Warren B Evans and daughter Mrs. Harry McMahon went to Butte. Fred Kendal and three children from Rupert Idaho visited J. P. Wyckoff’s home en route to Missoula for vacation.
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Bill Fleming
Howard Bailey
Pred Dalben
Nell White
Charles Brinton
Joe Tridel
Red Rock
Har] Williams
Butte
Warren Gilmer
FE. Brinton
Kate Loughran
Miss Loughran
Mr. Gilmer
Gil Mer
Florence Brinton
Helena
Elizabeth
Florence
St. Vitrcenta
Mise Elsie Fraver
Peny
Corbin
Arthur Connors
Marie Thibodeau
Arthur Tolselle
Lothair
Marquette University
Splinters of Glass Penetrate His Eye in Butte
On June 9 Raymond O'Brien, 16, of 27 West Quartz street, suffered glass splinters in his right eye when a rock hit his spectacles during a South Side game. He was taken to Murray hospital last night where doctors removed the splinters and he was allowed to return home. Attendants hoped the injured eye could be saved.
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Stockman
Ron
Lauzier-Wolcott
Missoula Fairground
Gov. Erickson
Basin News
Boy
Offigerd
Deaconess Hospital
Fisher
PLANS
INS
Wolf Creek News
Sierra Madre
Calif
Mona Lisa
Gregory
Deer Lodge
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