Somers hatchery restocks Flathead streams with brook trout
In Kalispell on June 11 Superintendent John Sheehan led a planting of 208 500 cistern brook trout in Flathead county waters. Ray West of the Flathead Forest Service and Frank Marco plus KR D McDaniel assisted, stocking Mooring's spring Ashley creek Gedar creek Fish holes in Loat Prairie Little Bitter Root Big Lost creek Upper Lost Nine Mile lake and Trumbull creek with careful handling. The effort is part of a Flathead Sportsmen association backed program with the state fish and game commission to heavily restock lakes and streams, selecting waters suited to brook trout and avoiding main drainages.
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Kalispell
John Sheehan
Somers
Ray West
Fish and Game
Flathead Forest Service
Frank Marco
KR. D. McDaniel
Sheehan
Mooring's
Ashley Creek
Gedar Creek
Loat Prairie
Little Bitter Root
Big Lost
Rhodes’ Mill
Upper Lost Creek
Nine Mile Lake
Trumbull Creek
Flathead Sportsmen's Association
State Fish and Game Commission
Oiling Planned on East Shore Road at Flathead Lake
Missoula June 11 oiling will begin on a six mile section of the East shore road around Flathead lake. Walter Gredvig, a bureau of roads engineer, will supervise, arriving from the coast. Contractors will complete grading and surfacing after winter shutdown, with work finished within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
East Shore
Flathead Lake
Walter Gredvig
Bureau of Roads
Kalispell
Flathead Reservation
Tnnsian Department
Skull Fracture From Boxcar Door In Missoula Incident
In Deer Lodge hospital lies 19 year old Dave Mallett of Miles City after a boxcar door slammed shut as a train stopped in Deer Lodge yards. He suffered a basal skull fracture when his head was caught between the door and car wall amid the May 34 accident. His physician declined to discuss transfer options to Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Dave Mallett
Miles City
Fred Nearman
Deer Lodge
Young Marlett
Bitter root crops damaged by frost in Bitter Root valley
Frost morning reports show some damage to bitter root crops and other vegetables in portions of Bitter Root valley. Strawberries and belated varieties are on market this week, with late crops needing warmer conditions to recover. Early gardens are progressing well, while hives yield is two weeks late but prolific in sandy loam areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Jie
Frost Damages Gardens in Dillon Beavershead Valley
Frost damaged Dillon gardens and flowers and field peas in the Beaverhead valley with a 26 degree reading at the Normal College weather bureau. Alfalfa and grain crops were not materially damaged, while country garden crops were hit harder than city plots. Local ranchers called the frost a setback for valley field peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dune
Beaverhead
Official
the Normal College
Dillon Gardens
Carbon Bisulphide Called New Weed Killing Agent
Bozeman June 11 Ralph Y D Mercer extension agronomist recommends carbon bisulphide as a top method to eradicate small weed patches that tillage misses. It works on deep rooted perennials but is costly and soil moisture sensitive. land must be treated with care and farmers should obtain complete instructions from their county extension agent or the Montana Extension service Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Ralph YD. Mercer
Extension Agronomist
Mercer
Montana Extension Service
Gateway Inn 15 Opened for Public Saturday in Bozeman
Bozeman residents anticipate the official opening of the Galla tin Gateway Inn, a Milwaukee railroad resort. Sengstacken and Mrs Sengstacken will attend with Dar Young, rail line recreation chief, as 80 locals are expected to join the celebration and a Bozeman Normal Dancing club party is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Gallatin Gateway Inn
Milwaukee Railroad
Simmer Resort
Sengstecken
P. Railway
Kalispell Opens Third Refinery With Local Backing
Kalispell's third oil refinery, the Wathead Refining company, tests this week and will open tomorrow. Capitalized at 20000 dollars, it sits south of the city on highway 43 and aims to produce 200 barrels daily, employing eight to ten workers. Directors include Blancho Haugen, 0 A Nenstezd, A H Harvey, BE Bratsburg, Harold Haugen, Walter Ryder, and James Burnett. The plant will focus on gasoline, tractor oil, fuel, and load oils, using Montana crude for Montana products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Wlathead Refining Company
Kevin
Blancho B. Haugen
A. Nenstezd
Ferdig
A. H. Harvey
Helena
Montana
Missoula Shriners Ball Raises $1700 for Hospitals
Missoula Shriners charity ball on May 28 at the Student Union raised 1700 for Shrine hospitals for crippled children. Club president Robert Hennegren said the check would be delivered to Spokane officials later, possibly at the Spokane hospital cornerstone laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Subine
Robert, Hemgren
Student Union
Spokane
Shrine Hospitals
Hennegren
Onit
House approves two year crop insurance contracts plan
Washington June 11 The house passed and sent to the White House a bill to permit the Crop Insurance Corporation to accept premiums on insurance contracts for two years at a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Crop Insurance Corporation
Horse Imprisoned For Long Period In an Old Cellar
Miles City June 11 Kenneth Rudolph tells of a missing saddle horse owned by Ton Gilmore of Broadus country. The pony fell into an abandoned ranch house cellar after wandering and was trapped for about 18 to 20 days. It survived by gnawing rotten wood and hunger left it extremely thin while the owner hoped it would recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Kenneth Rudolph
Kenneth
Ton Gilmore
Broadus
Whitefish Highway Takes Step In Montana Plan
Whitefish Chamber of Commerce reports the Montana highway commission has adopted several right-of-way options for the Columbia Falls project. This marks progress toward completing the road between Columbia Falls and south of Whitefish, a key link to U.S. Highway 93 and U.S. 2 to the park, with the Flathead River bridge completed last year near Columbia Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefish
Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Columbia Falls
Whitfish
H. B. Wells
Park
Flathead River
Refinery bids received for Shelby project from three builders
Producers Refining of Shelby has taken another step as bids arrive for the 600000 dollar refinery. Arthur McKee of Cleveland Bechtel McCone Parsons of Los Angeles and Frick Reid Supply of Tulsa submit proposals. Key figures Struben and Parsons present. Final bid analysis to be done in Minneapolis and Kansas City before contract let. Plant capacity 2000 barrels per day with Dobbs cracking about half. Site planned near Dix Inn and Treasure State Refining, west Shelby business district, 114 miles south of Roosevelt highway. 62 acres involved. Spokane 3000 barrel refinery halted due to labor and railroad issues. Montana Power rumored to build near Cut Bank using Cut Bank crude.
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Shelly
Tune 11
Producers Refining Company
Shelby
Arthur @ McKea company
Cleveland
Bechtel-McCone-Parsons Company
Los Angeles
Frick-Reid Supply Company
Tulsa
McKee Company
Albert I. Struben
Bechtel- McCone-Parsons
Iatph
M. Parsons
Ints City
Dixis Inn
Treasure State Refining Company
Spokane
Numora
Montana Power Company
Cut Bank
Boat Upsets on Lake Comp and Five Get Soaked
Corvallis residents had a narrow escape when an outboard boat capsized on Lake Comp during high wind. Passengers included Harl Younker George A Norwood Nolan Younker Doris and Clara Simmons. All swam and held to the overturned craft as Younker briefly went under then Nolan Younker climbed aboard and steered the group to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallia
Corvallis
Harl Younker
George A. Norwood
Nolan Younker
Doris
Clara Simmons
Younker
First Flathead Schoolhouse to be Moved to Woodland Park
Kalispell June 11 Judge Eugene McCarthy announces a contract with Kirkpatrick Brothers to move Flathead County's first schoolhouse from Ball's crossing to Woodland Park an island in the northeast section. The 1884 building will be reassembled with four foundation logs replaced and a new sod roof. The removal preserves the relic as historical background. it will be reassembled with minimal renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Eugene McCarthy
Flathead County
Judge McCarthy
Lrank” Robinson
Andrew Swaney
Wheat lands in Valley County listed by coop
Glasgow reports cooperative farmer efforts with rural groups curbing Valley county illle dust bowl this spring. About 4 000 acres of wheat land were basin listed and listing helped control 15 000 acres. Cost was about 27 cents per acre including rental repairs fuel and trucking. Support came from Glasgow Chamber of Commerce Federal Land Bank Holam Land Company Farmers Realty Company Valley County Commissioners Richland Company and the Soil Conservation Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Valley County
Teports
Charles
H. W. Rickef
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Jarrett
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Federal Land Bank
Holam Land Company
Farmers Realty Company
Alley County Commissioners
The
Richland Company
Soil Conservation Service
Explosion and Fire Destroy Block in Conrad
Fire of undetermined origin plus a blast leveled the Nauman building a two story brick in Conrad early yesterday. The explosion damaged the Strickling building next door and shattered windows at Monarch Lumber. Firemen used a recently purchased truck pumper to control the blaze. Neighbors Mr and Mrs John Preputin and others narrowly escaped as the blast blew out front and rear walls and debris flew across the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ledgerwood
Babe Vincent
Nauman
John Preputin
Payne Templeton Named President of Alumni Group
State University Missoula June 11 Special Payne Templeton Helena superintendent of schools elected president of the Montana State University Alumni Association. He succeeds Dr. Marvin Porter of Missoula. Templeton a Montana graduate of 18. Donald D. Foss of Missoula chosen vice president. Mabel Murchison Brewer Kalispell named executive board delegate. Billings Kus Nickey Weyer and others join as officers and executive committee as the alumni bulletin expands to 4,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heleway Evward
Missoula
Kus
Nickey Weyer
Billings
Badgley
A Uss
Saylumni News-Buletin
Wo Tustitu
Descendant of War Chief Opens Polson Studio
A descendant of Spotted Tail and Red Cloud, tied to the Carlisle Indian School era, plans to establish a music studio at Polson after military service. He studied at Carlisle, trained in multiple instruments, and aims to launch a teaching and performance space leveraging tribal holdings. World War veteran ties noted.
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War Chief
Mua
Polson
Verlisle
Resignation of Normal College Coach Karhusse
Dillon June 11 Herbert T Karhusse coach at Montana Normal College since 1923 has resigned effective with the close of the spring term He will become assistant engineer in Janesville Wis He led Bulldog teams to state championships in basketball and baseball in the Montana Small College conference while also teaching mathematics No successor has been chosen and several candidates are under consideration for the next sports and physical education program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Herbert T. Karhusse
Montaga Site
Sheldon E. Davis
Janesville
Wis
Normal College
Letic
Montana Small College Conference
Karhuske
Karthuske
Davis
Society and Club News from the Region
Society notes detail gatherings, guests, and personal milestones across towns including Butte and Red Lodge. Entries mention hosts Mrs. and Mrs. I Wy Botirose, Miss Maxine Whitecint, and families attending events, with news of graduations, visits, and forthcoming community activities in late 1920s locales.
Kenwood Club and Community Notices Mixed Personal Folks
A fragmentary local column lists personal moves and visits including J Gleason Iry and Judy on a trip to Min and friends Cora Savires Warrington Ishpeming and Leu in atretpry M co patter Sinemaker and others. It notes Miss Bray Tyoaday, Cink, and Agatha Mest, plus Lynden shift to Denver and a church prayer day for unification. Joseph J. Jones, former AP cashier, dies.
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Montana State News
R. D. Mercer
Callatin
Gateway Inn
Flathead
COOP
Conrad
Payne Templeton
Ras
Clayton
Helena Independent
Society and Club News
Sand Ais
Tae Hirne
Bosersan
Alen ‘Schreiner
Butte
Seaule
Wail
Red Lodge
Talof Bermigui
Carter
Wmutien
Moe PW
Patna
Mothey
Fay Pipes
SMP
Osene
Seine Yy
Eerved
Thylis
Whitcomb
Maxine Whitecint
Zortinan
Ellis Iltinieuthal
Meg
Justin
Ancis J. Mggins
Josten
Main
Doh Tb. Ahern
Harold F Tepher
Brooke
Hepner
Selina
Alice Israel
Wright
San
Telegta
Mr. Sau
Arg Fa KL
MieNeith
Hovekry
Satstoria
Ore
Lyurh Ling
Wbhem
A Gilkerson of
Missou
Karl Brown
Wsip
Erade Eseudses
Dnivers
Urren Brown
Ho Wahi
Carrie
Keilatsha
Oo U2
Peterson
Anne
Wawa
Aadurtavs
Aue
Fouclety Personals
J. Gleason
Iry
Judy
Rantar
Minives
Cora Savires
Warrington
Ishpeming
Mich
Leu
Patter Sinemaker
Wednesu
Abe da
Tipee Matas Templey
Cink
Mro
Noel of
Missoula Lee Beed
North Warren
At. Tah
Thyingston
Carbis, Seon Warren Street
Rincline
Ray Mayeeth
Denver
Soy Cail
Secund Cmt
Bsnl
Mareh Pan Ren ‘ Gedyed
Daneing
Masi Ah Tae Paloma
Lede In
Ptrestane
Maryan Gypsy Primes
Mareh Mitikire
Jiark Bros
Beeen
Kenwood Klub
Mie
Sharpby
Wareth
Joseph Woo Piya
Patricia Ann Seth
Fred R. Baker
Snd
Everett
A. Kerley
Great Fallaers
Mary Drim- Mors
Pond Tanil
Ray Moek
Lowell
Rae
Ayers
Teoh W Visih Om Cpett
Vila
Ofoal Ws
Mountater Sian College
Wiscophomere
M. Jasmen
Merliniist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Joseph J. Jones
the Assocated Press
New York
Chiosu
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