Montana rancher badly injured in wild horse accident near Roy
John Kahn of the Roy territory was taken to St Joseph’s hospital with a fractured skull multiple broken ribs and deep lacerations after a wild horse kicked him while gathering eggs in a barn about 20 miles northeast of Roy yesterday afternoon. Marshal Al Ross and Dr Porter attended him. prognosis remained guarded with infection a risk but a chance of survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Duan
John Kahn
Roy Territory
St. Joseph's Hospital
Roy
Kaladat
Kolal
Tim
al Ross
Kalal
E S Porter
St Joseph
Porter
Pondera Man Killed Under Mine in Montana Yard
Theodore Van de Pas a Lurvnor in Spring Creek district was killed at Ortell coal mine 16 miles west of Conrad Mo after entering the shaft to start machinery. A large plank fell from the roof and trapped him. Sheriff, county attorney, and partner investigated. family of four children and a widow survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Theodore van de Pas
Spring Creek
Ortell
Conrad Mo
Minn
van de Pas
Bozeman Kiwanians Name Orton to Fill Zech's Term
Bozeman on June 1 Wallace Orton was elected president of the Roreman Kiwanis club yesterday and C D McGoean was named vice president at the weekly meeting. An unusual situation prompted the election as President Luke D Zech will be transferred to Fort George Wright and cannot continue. Former president J W Choate resigned about a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Wallace Orton
Roreman Kiwanis Club
C.D McGoean
Luke D Zech
Aeing
Fort George Wright
Fee
J W. Choate
Meeting on Georgetown Lake closing at Anaconda
Fitter men from Anaconda and nearby towns will convene at the city hall to debate a proposed closing of Georgetown Lake. The session, led by Judge Thomas Mur rhn, aims to present arguments to the Montana State Game and Fish Commission about whether to close the lake, a major spawning station and fishing hub. Delegations from Butte Deer Lodge Dillon and Philipsburg are expected, including Anglers Association representatives and local fishing residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Anaconde
Tha
Thomas
Ciacues Revolusiona
Monstana State Game and Fish Commission
Georgetown Lake
Haw Basn
Inks
Ttme
Inka Fn
Anglers’ Association
Tha Antire
Clu Mamhara
Butte
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Phillpaburg
Northern Derby to Feature at Rising County Fair
Chinook June 11 Plans completed for Rising county fair Sept 9 and 19 with officials including President Tom Ros and Secretary James Griffin. Cattle exhibit led by Russ, sheep and hogs by George Roberts and Frank Ovesen, horses by Dick Rusch and John Hampton. Main event is the Northern Montana derby half mile for three year olds, plus relay races, chariot, mother and Indian rides. Program increased to over $2800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinook
Tom Ros
James Griffin
P Eckegran
William Reed
J F Sharples
Mr Russ
George Roberts
Frank Ovesen
Garland Willman
JC Cronk
Dick Rusch
John Hampton
Pauntry
Andy
Bkilien
W. J Hoover
Mra Stewart
Montana
Marth
Cascade Spends $36,000 on Roads in Six Months
County records show Cascade has expended 36000 on road projects in the last six months with 27 miles of maintenance completed and four highways under construction. Bridge work accounted for 2492.47 in costs while bridge maintenance totaled 9341.17, per a Tuesday report to the county commission by County Surveyor Harold B Lockhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Great Falln
Cascade County
Jane
Harold B Lockhart
En Talon
Crew Relocates Cut Bank Depot to Lower Broadway Foot
A crew of about 20 men under Charlen Geldner is preparing the Cut Bank depot for removal to Lower Broadway. Two syindpines are being built, water lines laid, walks laid, and other facilities added. Preliminary work and moving the building should take about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlen Geldner
Lower Broadway
Sinndpines
Young artist Earl Hetke earns studio promise from Gary Cooper
Great Falls June 11 A western figure model sent to star Gary Cooper by 39 year old student Earl Hetke of 610 Ninth Street South earns a promise of a cabin studio at the Cooper ranch near Cascade. Hetke, a local high school student, has his figures ranged from cowboys to Indians in display windows at Paris. His brother William Hetke contributed cartoons and a watercolor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falla
Gary Cooper
Earl Hetke
Ninth
Cooper Ranch
Cascada
Earl
Hie
Wall Earl
Paris
Wall
Wiliam Hetka
Ned
Coupar Ranch
Sun River land reclamation eyed by Lions club
Great Falls June 11 The Sun River reclamation project is entering its development phase. It aims to irrigate 100000 acres from Gibson Pishkun and Willow Creek reservoirs. Dan Thurber associate agricultural extension agent outlined a future plan with 90000 and 19000 acre feet of water in Gibson and Willow Creek reservoirs, noting enlargement on Fishkun to add 22000 acre feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Tiyer
Uan
Gibson, Pishkun
Wilow Creek
Dana Thurber
Lions Club
Paim
Halubow
Thurber
Gibson Reservoir
Willow Creek
Fishkun
Nude bathers warned and to be picked up by Great Falls officers
Great Falls officials announced that nude bathers in the Missouri River near the water plant will be apprehended. After inquiries into complaints about both men and women swimming nude, deputies found none besides men. Each offender received a warning and was told future nude bathers would be arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gt. Falls
Great Falls
Jung
Missouri
Bab Gordon
George Fleming
Numoraun
Rivar
Anaconda Man Demonstrates Novel Lure for Bullheads
Auacands June 11 Del J. Grush designed and built a three hook lure with a spinner and rope fender on display in Roach & Smith's window. It is intended for hull trout only. Nate Templeman shows three native trout from the Bly Hole river weighing two pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del J. Grush
John Fitspatrick
Roach & Smith
Nate Templeman
Naval
Meagher Co Official to Visit in Norway in June
White Sulphur Springs reports a Meagher County official will visit Norway on June 11. The trip includes leave of absence for duties and an emphasis on travel to the official’s distant residence, with the plan to address local affairs upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagher Co
Norway
Bere
Dinyn
Wit Jana Eon
Trond+ Hem
Lewistown Assures Running Races At Fair
Lewistown officials and the Central Montana fair board decided the fair program will feature only running races. Harness stock will be limited as larger venues in Montana plan running events with teams from Billings, Lewistown, Butte, Helena and Bozeman. Attendees included Ed Cooper, Henry Otten, Theodore Hugeland, George Evans, Bob Shaw, with H L Filton as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Jame 11
Theodore Hugeland
George Evans
Bob Shaw
H L Filton
Grim Tragedy of Rails Revealed to Section Crew
Hysham June 11 a grim tragedy of the rails was revealed when section men from Myer found a decapitated man along the Northern Pacific track two miles east of Myer. A pocketbook from Oshkoeh Wis contained a transportation ticket from Glendive to Central Hutt with no name. The victim weighed about 176 to 180 pounds, appeared 35 to 40, was well dressed and clean shaven except for a bent mustache. pockets held 15 cents, a Stockman pool hall chip, and a foreign coin. He may have been robbed and thrown from a freight train. The body was brought to Hyshar and buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hysham
Myer
Northern Pacific
Ft Oshkoeh
Wia
Glendive
Central Hutt
Stockman Pool Hall
Billings
Teum
Myera Cnt
Hyshart
Swollen Waters Claim Life of Baby Boy in Great Falls
Great Falls authorities reported Tuesday that rising Bell Creek waters from mountain thaw claimed the life of a baby boy named Morris Phorson at a position near Monarch. Deputies Gillette and others worked to recover the body using grappling gear. no recovery details available. Local residents say no verified identity for Morris Phorson at Monarch.
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Bell Creek
Great Falls
Morris Phorson
Thornon
Monarch
Sherttt
Rob Gordon
Byron Gitlelim
Nethart
Cascade
Wan
Gillette
Lt Falts
Adolph Gransech
Pete Bross
Yar
Libby Rancher Killed by His Own Shotgun
Libby June 11 L M Hadwen 43 rancher and farm owner in Bwamp Crest district near Libby was killed instantly at his home by his own shotgun. The elder son’s companion alerted the family as the incident unfolded. Sheriff Raney and Under Sheriff Searcy investigated but could not determine the mode of death. Hadwen is survived by his widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
L. M. Hadwen
Bwamp ¢Resk
Hadwen
Raney
Searcy
Cide
Hedwen
Bis
Construction Clack Warehouse To Start
Plans are nearly complete for the new Clack company warehouse planned off Natwhoune. The brick building 110 by 44 feet will include a 83 by 44 foot main storage area for petroleum supplies, an office at the front, and a mixing plant. It replaces the oil warehouse destroyed May 28 and the Clack elevator will be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavre
Farl Clack Company
Natwhoune
Gus Hagland
Clack
Patroleum Auppilas
Alo
Denied New Trial Ingram Murder Case At Billings
Judge O F Goddard denied a motion for a new trial in the case of Jenso W. Ingram, convicted of murdering his daughter Mildred and facing life imprisonment. Hearing Monday morning, defense urged insufficiency of evidence and possible misstatements by prosecutors. Appeal to the state supreme court undecided. Ingram remained at Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram
Supreme Court
Mat Deer Lodge
Trident News Names Local Visits and Assignments
A record of local social notes from Trident News lists Mrs Juliet Wallick visiting Independence Iowa, Mr E A Helm hosting her, and Mr and Mrs George Fennell ending their weekend in Butte and adjacent towns. It notes Dr Quigley of Butte joining a cement company, Mrs Loyd of Mason City and Mrs Holm and Mrs Luther visiting Bozeman relatives, and Miss Blo derbick hosting visitors from Samar Col. Various residents, including Norma Smith and Araolin Bullivan, are mentioned with travel to Helena and local leisure at Karsta Camp and the lower Madison area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trident
Luna
Juliet Wallick
Independence
E A Helm
George
Fennell
Aderaburg
A J Carpenter
Bates Reach
Madison
Quigley
Butte
Cement Company
Bury
RF Loyd
Mason City
Nara
Helena
Cora Viewig
Mins Hdna Mitchell
Farka Hospital
Mrs Blackburn Hosts Bridge Tea in North Side Home
Mrs W A Blackburn hosted a friendly bridge gathering Friday afternoon at her North Side home. Three tables played for a couple of hours with pink and white decorations and ward colors. Honored guest list included Mrs Lyle Middleton Mrs Cramer Mrs Phila Lang Miss Dorothy Revier Mrs L C Revier Mrs J A Paters Seattle Mrs Charles Drova Miss Dorothy Revier noted her mother was absent due to prior engagement.
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Tegan
W. A. Blackburn
Mra. Blackburn
Mra. Jepson
Mra. Peterson
Billings
Meng
Lyle Middleton
Cramer Chults
Mra
Phila Lang
Misa
Dorothy Revier
L. C. Revier
J. A. Paters
Seattle
Summers Arrivals and Visits Across Town
Messy OCR reads of summer social notes show visits and visits planned: Mr and Mrs L C Bet host a bridge party at Mt St Charles College in Belgrade. Grogan and Grogan kin plan a vacation with a monk. Mrs Joe Tomttacca and children from Anaconda arrive to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Landers. Mrs Archie Muirbee returns from West Yellowstone to spend summer with her parents in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinge
Lona Paterp
Bhattry
Wash
L. C. Bet
Joseph Mall
Bowser
Mt. St. Charles College
C. B
Helene
Grogan
Belgrade
J. J
Charles Smith
Malle
Joe Tomttacca
Dren
Anaconda
Npend
Mra
Jack Landers
Archie Muirbee
Waat Yallowatenn
Rome
Am the Medison
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Montana State News
Pondera
Bozeman Kiwanians
Orton
Luke Zech
Helena Ave
N. P. Depot
J. F. Clifford
Mont
All Bees
Canadian Pacific
Niewepa
Sun River Land
Libby Rancher
Gram
Goddard
Trident News
Logan News
Aem
General
Palmquist Electric Co
N. Main
Mercedes Rosenoff
Helena Hardware CO
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