Man Struck by Falling Tree In Beaverhead County
A man identified as Strucel was seriously injured when a tree fell in Beaverhead county near the White Pine forest and pinned him. He was treated at Thornton Hospital after being brought to Mis amula for care. The incident occurred during work in the forest.
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Missouta
Marr Struvel
McCormick Street
Thornton Hospital
Beaverhead
Wisdom
Misamula
Strucel
Boulder News Briefs Reflect Local Activities and Movements
Boulder scene shows Mrs James T Baker hosting Ladies aid lunch. Dorothy Berry aids clerk office duties in Basin area. Telephone workers busy around Boulder. A.G.H. Rex and Robert Johnson visit from Ute and Bismarck mine. Basin dance draws locals. Win Dawson to Sweet Grass on business. Mrs C Scott arrives from Judith Gap to summer here. Miss Henry Williams takes over local beauty parlor. Several residents travel for business and social visits. Community notes record new members, arrivals, and ongoing gatherings.
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Boulder
James T. Baker
Busrness
Dorothy Berry
Basin
A. GH. Rex
Robert Johnson
Ute Bismarck Mine
Basin Pavilion
Win. Dawson
Sweet Grass
Mont
C. Scott
Judith Gap
Henry Williams
Edwin Quinn J
Theo Selile
Boulder i
Meu
Anton Clrenansen
Wilane Ryter
Boulter Valley
Ghersiganeer
Great Falls Plans Wild West Stampede First Week in July
Great Falls prepares a large North Montana fairgrounds project to host the 1928 Wild West Stampede. A 600 ft by 100 ft arena and new exhibition spaces will accommodate crowds predicted to exceed prior Montana rodeo records, with extensive facilities and future seating upgrades.
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Great Falls
Montana
New North
Geanna
North Montana Fair Commission
Reneais
Jon Padtans
Crete
Aquatic Performer Paddles Across River in Trick Suit
Vincent Taylor of Sydney, Australia, in a rubber suit, paddled 16 miles down the Yellowstone River from near the railroad bridge to beyond the Marval Venge, riding rapids and maintaining head immersion protection. The veteran aquatic performer demonstrated the suit’s lack of inflated air and explained its construction after the feat.
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Livingston
Dane
Vincent Taylor
Kydney
Australi
Yellowstone River
Vincent
Atcen- Hen
Young Girl Struck by Truck in City Street Collision
A nine year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cank of 98 Lewis Avenue, was struck by a truck driven by Sam Archer of North Twenty-ninth Street while running from behind two milk trucks on North Thirty Fourth Street between Third and Fourth Avenues. She sustained minor injuries and was carried to a residence for treatment. The driver claimed he did not see the child in time to avoid hitting her.
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Patricia Wonk
Ror Cank
Lewis Avenue
Sam Archer
Twenty-ninth Street
Thirty Fourth
Pourah
Tin
Arener
Railroad Spur Aimed At Timber Lands
A railroad plans to build a spur to tap timber resources. The project involves multiple private tinder claims owned by local residents and aims to connect from Crysafis northward to a mill area near Ghahes. Community rounds and dates are discussed but remain unclear.
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Comatss
Jane
Iire
Ty Dhe Kg
Nuathenay
Woine Radouel
Conan Ynte
Poe
Ts Rat
Fae Nates
Crysafis
Shallow Grave Yields Human Skeleton Near Musselshell
A garbled report describes a shallow grave uncovering a human skeleton south of Musselshell. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but authorities note the body is said to be four years old and the scene involves sheriff and security personnel at a local outpost.
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Rotinton
Musselshell
Sheriff's
Shereiff
Pegentel
Tereke
Securtadte
Ielling Ware
Reservations Sell Fast For Montana Products Dinner
More than 400 tickets are unreported and sales push toward a 1,400 attendee capacity at the Masonic temple Monday evening. Rotarians from Butte and visitors from Deer Lodge Bozeman and Anaconda expected, with calls for reservations today. Governor Brighson will give the main address with speakers Trace Cooney Smith and Lynch, plus musical performances and other features.
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Bozeman
Dillum
Anaconda
Montana
Chamber of Commerce
Ethel Ward
Wallers Uns
Miss Ward
E. Brighson
Miike QC
Trace
Whitehall
Prankis
Cooney
Missoula
W. X. Smith
Marlowton
Jack Lynch
Butte
Fred J. Furman
Mit
Montana potato growers plan Yakima visit tour
Tour sponsor Montana Potato Growers Association invites Montana potato growers to join a two day tour in Yakima Valley open to all men. July 15 inclusive. Railway agent Campbell notes Yakima Valley uses seed potatoes with 17 percent shipped to Montana. Names Sises and Edward Chapin have signed up.
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Tour Lodge
Jones—bLewis
A.mpbell
Northern Pacific Railway of
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Tod
Tour O
Montana Potata Growers Association
Yakima Valley
Campbell
Akima Valley
Montana
Mon- Vani Association
Iss Suses
Edward Chapin Nare
Wind Storm Uproots Trees on Whitefish Lake Shore
Whitefish residents along Whitefish Lake watched waves reach up to 30 feet as high winds uprooted trees and caused widespread damage. The storm created unusual scenes on the shore with debris and uprooted wood scattered along the beach.
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Whitefish
Whitefish Lake
Wuene
Express Horses on Last Run in Butte
Express horses to be used on the American Express service in the west per Butte district authorities. Two ton AA Mord racks to replace horses on N14 wagons. shipments expected within four weeks. Los Angeles and Sagyt region involvement noted.
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Butte
Ita
Lung
Ti Butte
Lily
Moenioa
Mertan Railway
Bante
American Express
Los Angeles
Fire at Hobson 5 Cause of Big Scare
Fire damaged outbuildings on Hobson 5 property belonging to the Prouett and Shaw families. Three garages, a hen house, and chickens were saved as firefighters and neighbors fought the blaze. Windy, rainy afternoon hampered efforts. one derrick incident injured two men, with others hospitalized.
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Hobson 5
Jlubera
Tobson
Oil Co Buys Land for Tank Farm Near Town
A Texas oil company secured a six day option on eight acres near the railroad and a road from the air field to town, portion owned by J Highins and others. Officials favor the site for a tank farm, with construction likely within the 60 day option period. The land lies adjacent to the main route to town. The April birthstone is the diamond.
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Conrad
Texas Oil Company
J | Highins
Burrell
Protruding Tree Limb Injury Hits Woman Driver
Miss Katherine Kennedy a crutch teacher at the Nor wick training school was injured yesterday afternoon when a limb from a tree near the road was struck by a tire and flew through an open sedan window striking her in the scalp. She was rushed to Barrett hospital for treatment where Dr. Eugene Vree attended her and she is reported to be resting today.
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Dillon
Tynes
Katherine Kennedy
Norwick
Eltham Springs
Barrett Hospital
Eugene Vree
Student Kulpas Killed When Horse Dragged Him
Havre reports 14 year old Astar Alexander Kulpas, an honor graduate, died after being thrown from a horse and dragged a long distance. Stance of the owner unclear. believed to have been dragging a line before his foot freed from the stirrup. Funeral services held at Whester with Rev. Montacue Bickle officiating. many friends attended.
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Havre
Astar
Alexander Kulpas
Ns saAddie
Hellat
Vhester
The
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Ro Montacue Bickle
Merton Mahirin and Family Linked to Williston Drilling
Report shows Merton Mahirin and mother Mrs. M. B. Otcey attending Bare college in GN. Crorkens area while a new drilling venture proceeds seven miles northwest of Big Seanty. Work began with Winters and Wurby from Shelly guiding a 200 foot depth test funded by Williston businessmen.
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Merton Mahirin
M. B. Otcey
Wallige
Crorkens
United States Land
Ike Ashtead Batise
Purrkhaet
Dwilleton
Bhick
Ittarressine
Shelby
Uick
Winters
Wurby
Shelly
Tes
Willston
Drive 70 wipes out mosquitoes with city support
Kalispell residents celebrate a citizen funded efforts to combat mosquitoes. Oil mixed with sawdust is distributed via weighted sacks sunk in sloughs and ponds under City Engineer Saunders and A. E. Aimmerman. A sample bottle showed dead larvae and few mosquitoes, suggesting success.
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Kalispell
Kalispel
Saunders
A. E. Aimmerman
Zimmerman
Wallspen
Washington Coeds Hike Home to Montana
Washington coed hikers from Stanford left for their Montana home to save railroad fare. They started in Washington and walked part of the journey, failing to identify themselves but admitting they had covered about 40 miles. The trek aimed toward their home in Grass Range and nearby areas.
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Stanford
Uheney
Washington
Mantenna
Grass Range
Sanfordey
Butte Man Found Dead in Hotel Room
A Butte man was found dead in a hotel room near 17 East Park after a seven day stay. Police and coroner investigators reported the death appeared recent with efforts to uncover cause ongoing. a resident of Brick Springs was also noted in connection with other local details.
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Butte
von Watkins
Melonald
Tompleins
Taytins
Caponer
Women Escape From Burning Homes In City Fire
Three houses on North Montgomery street near Col wubin Gardens were destroyed by fire started shortly after 6 o'clock Sunday morning. Loss estimated at 15,000 dollars. The Mason property at 84 Montgomery street owned by Janis Mason suffered total loss. Mrs Mason awoke, alerted the tenants including Mr and Mrs Stewart Mr and Mrs Williamson and Mr and Mrs Mason. Only a few items saved. about 45 logs partly covered by insurance.
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W. J*. Stewart
B. Fr. Williamson
Lightning damages Schelfler home near Winifred
A June 9 lightning strike damaged William Schelfler's residence eight miles north of Winifred tearing the structure, smashing belongings, but causing no fire. Schelfler and his family were away visiting another home and escaped injury. The bolt traveled across the roof, glanced to the eaves, and left extensive damage throughout the house.
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Wionett
William Schelfler
Winifred
Imprisons Rattlers by Cementing Den At Ranch
A business visitor, Mr. Morefield, cemented a rattlesnake den at his Raundip ranch. He tapped the wall with a hammer and heard immediate squeals, indicating the snakes were tightly packed in the concrete. The incident raises questions about the snakes’ survival prospects and the effectiveness of the method.
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Jota Morefield Ranch
Morefield
Raundip
Park Fish Die From Chemical in Water
Hamilton reports a tragedy at the city park where eight large trout in the fountain were found dead. Officials suspect chemical contamination from efforts to treat the city reservoir after a bank walkout on Friday. The fish were moved from Georgetown Lake and kept briefly in an aquarium at Carl's Harbor Shop.
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Hamilton
Skalk
Heorgetown Lake
Carl's Harber
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