Soldiers to be moved from Fort Keogh to Custer battlefield
Miles City reports that 10 soldiers and their families buried at Fort Keogh will be relocated to the Custer battlefield. Undertaker J B Graves has government contracts to transfer bodies in steel lined caskets and bury them on the field. the process follows the transfer of reser vow from war and agriculture departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Keogh
Custer
Miles City
James Fmieen
Fort Keonlyshire
J.B. Graves
Dertaker
Department of War
Department of Agriculture
Fort
Prairie Co Crops Flourishing Despite Cold Dry Weeks
County agent G T Lewis reports last week brought cold dry winds, but rain by Saturday boosted crops. Planting near completion except flax and late feeds, with spring wheat 52000 acres, winter wheat 52000, oats 16000, corn 22000, other crops totaling significant acreage. Ranges and livestock in excellent condition, wool shearing underway with best yields in years, two herds already averaging over 10 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Tf. Lewis
Landslide Damages Madison Power Plant
A heavy slide near the Montana Power Madison plant wrecked the water flume and machinery, forcing an indeterminate shutdown of the generating station for ten days to two weeks. Bozeman and surrounding areas will receive power from Great Falls and other sources, with interconnections to Marlowton and Dillon to cover the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana Power Company
Madison
Gensock
Great Walls
Axe Dent
Marison
Walsh's Revenge Claims Hit Renova as Hughes Plans Divorce
Detailed recounted tale from Walsh after recapture describes a vendetta against a Renova man for Albert Johnson's murder in Boulder. He accuses a known Renova figure, claims his gun misfired, and that another man fired. Walsh mocks Mrs Hughes, notes her intent to divorce, and mentions moving to the state penitentiary with arrangements for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey T Walsh
Boulder
Albert Johnson
Sarah Hughes
Arethur I Hughes
Johnson
Walsh
Renova
Anaconda
Melrose
California
Nautder
Joli Son
Butte
Hughes
Ur State Penitentiary
Jim
State Penitentiary
Nina
Howard Johnson
Sldte
Supreme Curt
Third Preacher Explains Missing 1924 License Plates
Great Falls June 10 The third minister to appear before Magistrate E A Sheppard in the past months sought to explain why a policeman found his automobile without 1924 license plates. After a trip south and east plates arrived while he was away, his secretary hid them until Monday afternoon. Rev Geo J Mecklenburg First Methodist was released. Another minister pleaded guilty to speeding weeks earlier and a third parked too close to an intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
E. A. Sheppard
Laster
Geo. J. Mecklenburg
Ehicety
Man In Charge Of Prays Court Faces Bond Delay
Hyde June W OLeary remains a federal prisoner as a guard overseeing the last two weeks stays in place due to missing S890 bond funds. Attorney George J Toole says the payers for the bond have not yet been arranged, delaying release until after the next federal term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
John O'Leary
United States
Weil
Greorge J. Toole
O'Leary
No Economy and Twisted Tale Split by Paper Wreck
The fragment references Maclavish Tlonic and the young Sandy as a figure in a divided paper narrative. It notes one side only received attention while the other side broke his heart, with a Mercury mention suggesting a publication or media outlet impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maclavish
Tlonic
Sandy
Uy Janmnelisa
Smoking Ban Planned In Forests To Curb Fires
Missoula reports an impending forest smoking ban in Montana and northern districts to reduce fire hazards. Eleven fires started in May from smokers amid dry conditions. the district saw 152 fires in May to early June, with 67 burning 10 acres or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Na- Howat
Montana
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Service
Fearon
Norwegian Lutheran Church in Session Convenes in Billings
Pastoral and lay delegates from Norwegian Lutheran churches in Montana Idaho and the Pacific Northwest gather in Billings for the Rocky Mountain district annual convention. The event spans forty days with about 200 delegates. Rev. A. A. Skindlay of Spokane addresses district needs including youth work while Mayor Beers offers a welcome.
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Billings
Montana
Idan
Astern
Washington
Oregon
Rocky Mountain District
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
A. A. Skindlay
Spokane
Afr
Skindlay
Wor V2 Beers
Hiker Peggy McCausland Traverses State to New York
A 20 year old former Los Angeles cabaret entertainer Miss Peggy McCausland arrived in Katte from Deer Lodge with a single vanity case and blanket. She left Seattle in June and has walked four miles on a coast to coast trip across the state. A Butte motorist ferried her onward after Taft blocked highways and a freight ride. She plans to visit Atlantic coast states and then return toward California en route to New York.
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Yuitte
Katte
Deer Lodge
Peggy McCaus
Land
Los Angeles
Seattle
Taft
Eliate
Butte
Man who talked Helena officer out of reward
Alan, calling himself Marcus Allen, announced he had escaped from Prosser jail Washington and would surrender. He swam the Columbia River to reach Helena Montana where a patrol questioned him before he claimed to have talked the bail out of a cop. The bluff foiled a reward and he fled east on a train.
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Bozeman
Alan
Marcus Allen
Prosser
Washington
Allen
Warm Springs
EB. Ay Peterson
Dresser
Colwihia
Helena
Montana
Disciples of Christ Meeting Opens in Billings
Disciples of Christ gather in Billings from across Montana for the Mate connection opening at the First Christian church this evening. The meeting runs through Friday with teaching pastors and lay members expected to attend. welcome address by W. H. Wopkins and principal address by Rev. M. Ridenour of Horse.
Reservation of Frank Minick at Sing Sing Death House
Telegraph reservation made before arrival to Sing Sing for Frank Minick Buffalo slayer. Sheriff Tyler of Erie County sought assurance Minick would face trial and punishment in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sing Sing
Frank Minick
Buffalo
Tyler
Erie County
Minsick
Seance and Dread at Alaska Campbed Shadows
Dorothy Newhall seeks guidance after her lover Tyan Ishin urges an early marriage while Peter Newhall lies buried. Ivan and the party convene a sea rite with Fortune Joe to summon messages from the dead, seeking forgiveness, direction, and a name change that could seal Dorothy's fate. The ritual yields a clue from Peter and Paul Sarichef, hinting at forgiveness and a new path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Newhall
Augusta
Adaska
Tyan Ishin
Paul Sarichef
Istuin
Islunin
Peter
Dorothy
Tshimnin
Alaskao
The
Brave
Ishmin
Nest Day
Ivan
Hesita
Joe
Bradford
Eld Straigh
Pete
Pavlot
Fortune Joe
Tati
Tim
Ciyht
Beyan
Eight Varsity Grads Become Members Bar Missoula
Eight graduates of the State University law school in Missoula were admitted to the bar yesterday after a short ceremony and prepared to enter private practice. Their future offices include Livingston, Missoula, Kalispell, Billings, and Bozeman with various partnerships and postgraduate study anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
State University Law School
Lell
Garden City
Forrest Rockwood
Kalisnal
Neil Wilson
Marvard University Law School
Fred W. Schilling
Phil Savaresy
Billings
John McFarlane
Baiyville
T. J. Walten
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Montana State News
Madison Power
Northwestern Mutual
SAMD
GOZA
Agent Montana
Nor. Wyoming
Pray
Bill
Disciples OF Christ Gatiuler
Douce Brothers
Cdison Marshall
NEA Service, Inc
Little, Brown & Co
Thuis
Tyan
Mick Pavlof
Ieople
Puess
Alaska
Seward
Russia
South Seas
Tris
Tiia
Tean
Imusic
Massenet
Drai
Tran
Han
Ivai
Wonaer
Searld
Pitt
Tvl 1
Tye
Pontly
Wate
Hye
Twan
Safraid
Lyan
Paul Sarichel
Union Bank & Trust Co
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