Cripple Drops Crutches and Runs as Bulls Appear
Butte police report two notable incidents. Officers Riley and Sullivan saw a man with crutches on South Wyoming Street. he appeared drunk and ran when hailed. In a separate rooming-house altercation, a blind man and a one legged man fought, both serious but not severely harmed, before officers separated them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Burt Riley
Emmett Sullivan
South Wyaming Street
Rd O'Keefe
Tom Nixon
Albertson Theft Case 15 Solved Before Report
Missoula police and deputies pickup a suspicious visitor in Frenchtown and solve an Alberton burglary before it was reported. R H McDougall admits stealing clothing from a parked car and implicates a friend. Officers hunt the pal. a tense late-night city-wide search follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Frenchtown
George Bukarats
Jalmor Karkanen
R. H. McDougall
Alberton
Amrrested
McDougall
Ulec
Goode
Unusual Result When Stephens Marries Stevens
Willa Stephens of Hamilton and Margaret Stevens of Hamilton obtained marriage licenses in Butte. Clerk Elmer Shea noted the coincidence that the brides’ names would differ only by a final letter. A similar past case occurred when Klae married Stevens, unrelated to the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
A Stephens
Stevens
Willa Stephens
Hamilton
Margaret Stevens
Elmer Shea
Mr. Stephens
Klae
Publications staff honored at Montana State college banquet
At Hotel Baxter last night the MSC and Exponent, Montana State college student publications, announced staff awards for meritorious work. Incoming editors named staff for the coming year. Attendees included Jack Marper and Willam Graft. Also noted were Montana and Exponent staff appointments and future changes. Mrs Marcus Daly arrived in Daly for a summer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heremes
Montanan
Exponent
Montana State College
Hotel Baxter
Jack Marper
Montgnan
Willam Graft
Knys
Trusse? Neil
William MacMillan
Robert Sonntag
Pat Hart
Vesta Tredzina
Robert Sperger
Henry Murray
Richard Timmel
Vivian Cowan
Benita Lyon
Dost Albera
Hot Tichenor
Helen Sandvig
Betty Eagle
Dolores Stanbury
Jayne Tuttle
Gerald Behlmer
Bud Woelser
Mable Hose Baker
Elizabeth Nibbe
Jean Rogers
Clyde Rushim
Edna
Vannn Robbing
Clyde Rushing
Wiliam MacMilan
Cfrcntation Manger
Bud Welser
Jack Michardson
aRenerate
Carrol O'Rourke
Carrol O’ronarks
John McCloud
AL Grantham
O'Rourke
Barbara Bell Fashions Adolescent Frock Pattern
Barbara Bell presents a spring summer pattern for girls eight to sixteen. The peplum front, high girdle line, round collar and puffed sleeves define a modern dress. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1294 1 requires yardage for sizes 8 to 16. Send fifteen cents for the pattern book and order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Montana Struggles With Mormon Cricket Infestation
Bozeman June 9. Officials urge prompt action and more funds to fight a severe Mormon cricket infestation sweeping eastern Montana. Dr Mills reports funds nearly exhausted as fields are stripped and dust lines cut due to lack of incentives. Montana received 100,090 dollars from WPA for cricket control, most spent helping farmers in invaded areas. Mills says Washington reps and state agencies push for rapid funding. Deer Lodge Penitentiary guards now work eight hours, up from earlier schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Lldines
Montana
Marlow Vo
Atate Entommograt
Gald
Mills Mata
WPA
Ishar I Cricket Control
Mills
Lake
Sanders
Draftsman Loses Arm in Tram Car Collision
Anacontia June 9 Frederick J Amthor a draftsman at the Anacondia reduction works was seriously injured when struck by a local tram car during an inspection tour. His left arm was severed near the shoulder and he was rushed to the hospital for surgical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacontia
Frederick J. Amthor
Lortanns Apartments
Anacondia Redducion Works
Ravalli Sheriff Taken for Ride in Parade Trick
Ravalli County Sheriff James Oliva and his bride were surprised Monday night by a Hamiltoniana wrecking crew led by Carl Slenker. They used a speedboat mounted on a wrecker in a long parade through Hamilton streets as a mock ride ending at a cafe. Edwin Olion of Fingala North Dakota was found drowned May 7 after a car in a washout along the Missouri River plunged into the water. his body was recovered near Poplar Montana on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remilton
James Oliva
Hamiltoniana
Carl Slenker
Blale Wagner
Wayward
Hamilton
Venice
Shevti¢ Oliva
Ivery Charkart
Hody
Poplar
Mont
Edwin Olion
Fingala
N. D
Miscouri River
Tnere
Glacier Park Hotel Chief Hag Arrived Resources and Upgrades
Adolph A Astmann of St Paul arrived at Glacier Park Hotel Co to inspect the park's hotels and discuss plans for a large tourist supply store at Lake McDonald Many cabins are being built at Many Glacier to replace losses from last fall's forest fire. A new ice house and summer facilities are noted as part of the park's preparations. Montana boat racing association schedules six regattas including Whitefish on July 4 and 6 and Missoula on July 13. Cecil Crowe, 29, dies after being crushed by a 144 ton rack at a Morrie area mine. Columbia Falls city council plans roadwork on Math Street and park improvements near the public square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park
Adolph A Astmann
St. Paul
Gearisl
Glacier Park Hotel Co
Park
Astmann
Lake McDonald
Aszmenn
Clacters
Fred Stone
Whitefish
Montana Boat Racing Association
Polson
Thompson Falla
Anaconda
Kalispell
Missoula
Bozeman
Cecil Crowe
Morrie
Opening of Spot ted Bear Game preserve urged by Montana groups
A Montana study by Flathead forest officials the Kalispell chamber of commerce and sportsmen's association recommends opening the Spot ted Bear Game preserve to hunting starting October 1 each year until the elk herd reaches the carrying capacity of the winter range. The plan aims to reduce 3000 head to 1000 and restore winter browse. The commission would be asked to draft a bill enabling October openings and continued hunting during the season to prevent snowbound dangers. The report cites severe browse loss from willow aspen and other species and notes elk starvation in winter. observers included Tad Chesler Pete Guensal and several others. Firefighting crews at Chader Park Glazier Park prepared to defend forests following a two day training under Chief Pryton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelispe
Flathead Forest
Chamber of Commerce and Sportsmen's Association
Kaliseell Chamber of Commerce
A. Ret Johnson
Lie Group
Ask
Johnson
State Fish and Game Commission
Tad Chesler
Pete Guensal
Inte Flaw and Game Commission
W. J. Makarland
V. W. Sundelina
Clarence Sundeling
Roy Mc
Early Montana Indians and their history overview
Dr. R B Albright of Montana State Normal College spoke at the Dillon Rotary dinner on Montana Indian history. He noted few Montana Indians in major battles and that conflicts often involved tribes from outside present Montana. He discussed myths about Christian missions and how treaties and gold rush pressures increased military presence, culminating in the 1876 Little Bighorn clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Harry Montana
Montana
Tr. Albright
St. Peter’s
Great Falls
St. Xavier
Big Horn County
Tadlake
Wyoming
Dakota
Custer
Ordinance Prohibits Wood Storage in Kalispell Fire Limits
Kalispell city council passed an ordinance banning storage and piling of wood within the inner fire limits and a resolution prohibiting connections of private sewers or drains outside the city system during last night’s regular meeting. The article ends with an OCR glitch mentioning a ruthless destroyer of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Anaconda Establishes Police Retirement Fund and New Car Bid
Anaconda council approved a retirement fund for police and set aside 640 dollars to buy a new police car, with the old vehicle to be traded in. A sanitary system for Washes Park was proposed by the health committee led by Dr J Ly O Rourke. Residents must connect within 30 days of installation, with 30 days allowed for those lacking facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Washes Park
Health Cotm
Health Cotm~ Mitten
J. Ly O'Rourke
Danial Lyons
John J. Dyer
Reuneil
R. W. Glenn
Kalispell Battles Water Reserve Fill From Griffin Park
Kalispell reports a massive water reserve cleaned this week with the reservoir holding about 2,090,000 gallons. The spring at Griffin Park supplies the vast quantity via an underground river connection, and the operation filled the reservoir in roughly six hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Kalispel T
Waas
Griffin Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albertson
Stephens
MSC
Daly Boma Hamilton
Marcus Daly
Daly Summer Home
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Helens
New Montgomery Avenue
San Francisco
California
Eeerae
Otve Peters
Weeeemesee
Rere
A Iro
Nee A
All IN
By Beck
Nseets
Washington
Bureau of Sintontology
W.P.A
Jetter
Glacier Park Hotel
Hag
Columbia Falls
Busince
Math Street
John D. Rockefeller
Mont Obscura
Marquis de Cuevas
John
Bensie Strong
Rockefeller
de Cuaran
Elizebeth
Paris
Qhader Park
Raaven
LL Lee
Holst Cro Coal
Albright
Cork
The
Montana Power Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!