Kalispell Editor Praises Flathead Valley Spring Promise
Missoula reports editor J Kelly of the Flathead Monitor notes the upper Flathead valley shows excellent spring conditions. Crops have begun well with sufficient moisture, seed peas promising for ranchers, and both upper and lower Flathead districts seen as likely to yield bumper crops barring unforeseen events. Kelly returned from Butte for university commencement where his son William G Kelly graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Flathead
J Kelly
Kallepeil
Mignoula
Kelly
Kalispell
Kallapell
Flathead Valley
Butte
William G Kelly
Heaven Waits for Angler at Great Palla Fishing Secret
June 10 report from Great Palla notes a new fishing secret along the Fishkum reservoir runoff north of Augusta. Angler A C Baumgartner returned with three rainbow trout weighing three to five pounds from the irrigation ditch to the Fishkum, while Clifford Rumford and Kin Aon also reported trout catches. The Fishkum area opens July 16 due to federal bird restrictions. big fish are present in the ditch and pond with the best bites at specific times using a daredevil lure or spinners with bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Palla
Thara
Fishkum
Augusta
Clifford
Sun River
Pishkum
Baumwartner
Anaconda Fireman Dislodges Caught Tack From Throat
An Anaconda fire department member, Kalfer Hansen, accidentally inhaled a tack while tacking at city hall. Doctor J Leo O'Rourke initially lacked equipment for removal and advised St Paul, but an old-fashioned back slap and coughing technique eventually dislodged the tack. Helen rushed to the doctor’s office for help. Hansen avoided hospital after the tack was expelled from his throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anawonds
Kalfer Hansen
Anaconda
Hansen
Helen
J Leo O'Rourke
Firat
O'Rourke
St Paul Minn
O Rourke
Q'Rourks
Federal engineers inspecting roads in Montana tour
Missoula June 10 Regular the apecon of maintenance on federal aid and forest highways under way by the United States Bureau of Public Roads. A Clark, engineer, leaves Missoula today for a construction and maintenance trip through Great Falls, Roundup, Hikinge Yellowstone park, Lawtay town, Butte and other western sites for the next week. Halep, associate highway engineer, will return today from a two day inspection of the Bitter Root and surrounding routes. Gibbons Fase includes the Srel kano and the Copper river projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
United States
Bureau of Public Roads
A . Clark
Bureau
Ctty
Great Falls
Yellowstone Park
Lawtay Town
Butte
Nolata
EM Halep
Gibbons
Bears Start Raids on Sheep Ranches
Lewistown June 10 reports from Martinsdale indicate bears are raiding Tenderfoot country sheep herds. A bear killed one ewe at Bair Ranch, leaving bloody evidence. Observers note bears avoid humans and can carry off kills, with one bear seen stalking a sheep band and mauling a ewe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Martinsdale
Tenderfoot
Bair Ranch Company
Fergus Sheepmen Tour District Tour planned for Fergus county on June 13
Fergus sheepgrowers authorize a touring committee to arrange a one day event visiting Kirkpatrick sheep ranch near Hilger and Odin Rom upstead ranch near Forga. The 1930 tour will start at the Kirkpatrick ranch with a large management and breeding study and a luncheon at the Odin Rom upstead ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Anddeson
Dentes
A J Hughes
Hoy
Jon Hruske
Lawnstown
Kirkpatrick
Hilger
Kirkpatrick Ranch
Shespmen Luachsen
Odin Rom Upstead
Forga
Suspension of Line 15 Bozeman Gateway Service Stopped
Bozeman and Gallatin Gateway residents faced sudden bus like electric service stoppage on Milwaukee rail line 15 to the Gallatin Gateway. Eugene Graf of the Bozeman chamber notes no hearing date set with Montana Railroad Commission and warns other routes may end service if unprofitable. Local merchants rely on the line for supplies and school trips. outcome uncertain for next fall.
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Bozeman
Jung
Gallmtie
Gateway Electric Moe
Milwaukee Railway
Gallatin Gateway
Eugene Graf
Chamber of Commerce Railroad Committee
Montana Railroad Commission
Milwaukee
Cass
Whem
Graf
Chamber of Commerce Committee
HBE
Scandrett
Toad
Montana pilots face unlicensed air threat in Great Falls
June 10 Great Falls reports a state aviation crackdown as Inspector Mouton and Glen Neel tour Montana. Only 34 licensed planes and 26 unlicensed pilots counted. Sheriff urged to appoint a deputy to enforce the air law, noting federal jurisdiction ends at state lines. Inspections at Vance field and local airports proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana
Sherif
H & Mouton
San Francisco
Aeronautic Division
Department of Sommeres
Mouton
California
Matate Aviation
Yenter
Stearman
Glen W Neel
Neel
Helens White
Vance and
Ness
River Bed Rescue After Bad Touring Near Sacajawea Park
June 10 a group of youths found the riverbed between Sacajawea and Miles park flooded by a failed car experiment meant to soak wheels. An Olds touring car and a sedan were waterlogged, with the Hudson attempting a rescue but also sinking. Local residents gathered after the Sunday incident to watch the dramatic effort and assist in moving the vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styingaton
Sacajawea
Miles Park
Hudaon Cedah
Hudson
Officials of four counties meet at site of new bridge
Lewistown June 10 officials from Fergus Philpe Blaine and Hill counties met at the Fower Plant ferry on the Missouri River to discuss the proposed bridge site under joint home resolution No 4. About 100 people attended from multiple towns as engineer Balley outlined feasibility while sounding work continued two and a half miles east of Aus roll ferry. A slight accident occurred when a car hit a bridge rafting injuring Dan Noble and Tom Gil tore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
D-Y Ral
Fower Plant
Missouri River
Winifred
Inez
Fergus
Philpe
Blaine
Hill
Tom Stout
Ingineer
D- Trail Association
Marry Wittom
Start Construction Sewer Line July in Great Falls
City council set July 1 as start for reconstructing the Third street trunk sewer in units under the improvement program approved at the annual city election. The initial unit covers 20 inch vitrified pipe along Perk drive from Third to Sixth streets, with an estimated expenditure near 30 000 dollars and completion by mid September. It includes 4 550 cubic yards of excavation, 18410 linear feet of pipe, and five manholes as part of the phase one work. A second item notes a Fort Worth jewelry shop robbery with losses reported between 10 000 and 20 000 dollars in diamonds and 750 dollars in cash. A suspect was captured as he left the scene and loot recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Third Street
C P Wells
Perk
Third
Sixth
Su- Rust 15 B Pacifications
Unite
Sixth Streets
Fort Worth
Tex
Fred & Co
Bonds Sold To Finance Great Falls Water System Upgrade
Great Falls June 10 Bonds valued at 600000 issued by the city of Great Falls to finance water system improvements and Third street storm sewer reconstruction were sold to a consortium led by First Securities Corporation of Minnesota and M Freeman & Co New York City The bonds bear 144 percent interest and the sale drew participation from major investment firms and banks The First National Bank of Great Falls is affiliated with First Security and Great Falls National Bank with Northwest Corporation for the purchase and managing the loan interest secured on city bonds since 1918 Work will start after contracts are let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Iity of
First Securities Corporation of
Minnesota
da Hane Northwest Corporation of
Minnesow
M M Freeman & Co
New York City
W B McCallum
First National Bank of Great Falls
First Scourlas Corporation
Great Falls National Bank
Banenorthwest Corporation
Rail Officials Visit Roy Section Highlighting River Valley Agriculture
Farmers and stockmen along the Missouri river valley show strong interest as railroad officials join Dan Noble agricultural development agent and county agent Wo H Jones. They tour the region to view the river bottom lands, rich alfalfa fields, and fine sheep herds that fuel local wealth and promise, noting the area’s significance to northwest agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River Sacon
MIT Anukee Railway
Dan Noble
Railroad
Jones County
Nona
The Castle Falls in Butte Addition
In Butte on June 10 residents of McQueen addition reported a suspected dynamite attack on the Castle at the corner of Yow and Ayes streets. Sheriff Angus B McLeod investigated and said the left standing walls appeared intact, suggesting no explosion occurred.
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Ederal
London
Barking
Heanga
Oncom
Cooperiecs
B&b
Detroit
Stapp Motor Car Co
Fuller Ave
Helena
Spa
Brchiv
Maria Glaggos
Harlem
Dodson
Havre Chinook
Sultolke
Tom Giltore
Dee
Chey Pasa
Welena, Mont
Ombat Falls
Wsit Roy
The
Castle” Falls
Butte Addition
Thcle
Tourtat
St. Lawrence
Asent
Canadian Pacific
al Ind Ate Boutin Miaseapalgactnn
Northern Pacific Railway
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