Butte Man Struck by Car Near People's Theater
George Pallas, 38, was seriously injured crossing in front of the People's theater in Butte. Taken to St James hospital with possible internal injuries. Edward Woolahan, 17, driver of the car, fled the scene then turned himself in after being arrested and released on own recognizance.
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Butte
George Pallas
People’s Theater
St. James Hospital
Edward Woolahan
Dallas
Young Woolahan
Parker-Morelli Motor Company
Montana Street
Locust Street
Fish Experts Secure Millions of Eggs at Georgetown Station
Anaconda, June 12. Hundreds of fish swarm into Flint creek traps at Georgetown as spawning season advances. Millions of trout eggs have been collected at Montana’s largest spawn taking station, with waters 300 yards of the trap alive with spawning fish. Visitors watch from the banks as thousands of fish head toward shallow waters.
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Anaconda
Flint Creek
Georgetown Jake
Montana
Fish and Game Commission
Bonfire in Freight Car Leads to Jail for Two Youths
Great Falls reports Oscar Olson and Elmer Anderson, both 19, were sentenced to six months in county jail after pleading guilty to building a fire in a freight car in the east yards of the Great North railway. Special agents traced smoke from the car. the youths said rain and cold drove them to start the fire. The judge noted the incident followed a prior blaze that damaged the railroad shop and wood mill, with a loss of $73,000, underscoring the potential severity of their act.
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Great Falls
Oscar Olson
Elmer Anderson
Wilson Justice Court
Olson
Anderson
Art Jardine
Boulder Chautauqua Series Opens With Final Dance
Local residents attend a string of chautauqua events in Boulder with performances from Sunday through Wednesday. The United Chautauqua company stages numbers in the city, closing with a Thursday dance at the Wintersom resort, featuring Green's Orchestra of Whitehall. Notable absences include Edna Smith and Pauline McCulloch returning from visits, while several locals travel or host guests over the weekend.
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Boulder
R. F. Smith
Edna
Karst Kamp
Ethel Kilburn
Basin
Kilburn
Dora Bowlby
Sondon
Canada
Dudley Powell
Irene O'Lette
Thompson Falls
Ed Wild
Pauline McCulloch
Bozeman
Mildred Steele
John W. Mountjoy
Jack
Jimmy
Mary Dawson
Jess Cook
Townsend
F. C Griscoll
Whitehall
Arthur Tutve
St. John's Hospital
Helena
Ben Wahle
George Pfaff
Deer Lodge
United Chautauqua Company
Green
Orestra of
Dako Man Sees Winter Crossing On Salmon Bitter Root Route
June 12 Hamilton Harry Kelley real estate man Salmon City says Salmon Bitter Root highway can be all winter. He traveled from Salmon to Hamilton over the new road to the state line finding seven miles around the Big Hole highway blocked by heavy snow. Idaho built road to the Montana line is open. Lemhi County plans improvements. A five to ten mile stretch through Big Flat is under consideration with rights of way purchased to simplify curves.
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Hamilton
Harry Kelley
Salmon City
State Line
Big Flat
Band of Antelope Chooses Home on Winifred Ranch
A small herd of five antelope has established itself on Two Calf creek near Winifred this spring. Farmer E G Hess notes the animals graze daily and appear content, with local ranchers pledging protection against poachers to help the herd grow. A previous band of about 60 was wiped out about 16 years ago as homesteaders moved in and antelope hunting declined.
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Band of Antelope
Winifred
E. G. Hess
East Helena visitors and locals gather in Logan News
Logan notes include visits by Martin Flynn of East Helena and Miss Winifred Walliams from Three Forks, ill health recovery of C. A. McDowell, Mrs. Alta Drummond's stay from Three Forks, and many local households hosting guests. A birthday lunch at the Jefferson bridge picnic grounds and travels to Helena, Missoula, Trident, and Butte are mentioned along with wedding and ranch visits and a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. L. C. Revier.
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William Hawks
Myrtle
Carol
Ean Johnston
Mary
Helen
Tommie Hawks
June Schultz
Alva Bell
Roman Donald
Dorothy Kelso
Phil Lang
Dorothy
George Hotrum
Helena
Walter Hall
Calvin Tobin
Butte
John Powers
Ethel Ellison
Missoula
Northern Pacific Hospital
Lottie Olsen
Trident
Norma Smith
Clara Douglas
Louise Gondren
Myrna Thompson
Reeds Point
Glen Durham
Madison Valley
Jack Tontlinsen
Carl Ehian
Anaconda
Lowand
Walter Thomas
Wanda
Alice Pronix
Frank Bean
Norris
A. Creason
Roseburg
Ore
Charles Hinote
North Dakota
L. C. Revier
Vine Street
Helen Rowan
Sara Wilson
Eugene
Olive van Eppa
W.T. Regan
Townsend
Brother shoots runaway horse to save sister from death
Araula Scheidl, eight, daughter of Julius Beheidl of Epsle, survived after a nearby brother shot the unruly horse dragging her. The girl was taken to a local hospital, underwent a minor operation, and returned home. The horse had not previously become unruly.
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Milea City
Araula Scheidl
Julius Beheidl
Epsle
Elther
Geysers in Yellowstone Park Reported Very Active
Livingston June 12 AP geysers and other thermal formations in Yellowstone park are more active this year than in the last decade. H M Albright director of national parks said after leaving the park with Fredelarisar president of the Burlington railroad. Old geysers are active again and new ones have developed. The Elephant is operating again after years. Road conditions are good though Cody and Lander entrances will not open until June 18. Formal opening at West Yellowstone July 2.
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Livingston
Yellowstone Park
H. M. Albright
National Parks
Park
Fredelarisar
Burlington Railroad
Monmoth
Albright
Williamson
Cody
Cody and
Lander
Wya
West Yellowstaar
Butte Lawyer Admitted to Supreme Court Bar
Butte on June 12 J Arthur Mattson a former resident and rising young attorney was admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court. The action follows a recommendation by Charles Evans Hughes Jr solicitor general appointee. Mattson has served as a law clerk and secretary to Associate Justice Van Devanter and is Georgetown Law School educated, son of Mr and Mrs I A Mattson of the Naptoy apartments.
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Butte
J. Arthur Mattson
United States Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Mattson
van Revanter
Georgetown Law School
I. A. Mattson
Naptoy
Unmasked Bandits Steal $150 in Meaderville Stick Up
Two unmasked bandits entered the Colusa soft drink parlor in Meaderville just before midnight and demanded money. They took $150 from the cash register while two customers and the bartender were searched. the bandits appeared to seek only weapons.
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Butte
Colusa
Meaderville
Livestock market reports at Livestock South St. Paul June 12
Cattle receipts about 2200 with steers and yearlings in moderate supply. Prices show steady to strong demand for choice yearlings around 214.60 and bulk salable weights near 1275. calves 3400 with vealers strong and ranges up to 15.50. Hogs around 8000 with opening higher by 10 to 25 cents. averages 10.55 to 11 with tops near 11. sows 2.25 to 2.50. Sheep receipts 900 with steady to desirable natives around 15.50 and yearlings near 11.77. fats 5 to 8.
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South St. Paul
U. 8
D. A
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Trade Shows Varied Weakness
Chicago stock yards report mixed movements across cattle hogs and sheep. Direct hog receipts around 12 000 with top prices near 11 40. steer trade up to 18 28 cents higher and dairy cattle down slightly. sheep trading very slow with lambs and yearlings weak amid overall pressure.
Omaha cattle and hogs receipts and prices on June market
Market report from Omaha shows hog receipts around 11 000 with openings higher and top hog price near 10.90 for 260 pounds. Sheep and lambs weaker with feeders down, range slaughter lambs at 15 to 16.50, fed yearlings 11.28 to 11.75. Cattle receipts about 6 000 with calves non, fed steers and yearlings firm to 15c higher, stockers and feeders scarce and steady, prime cattle top near fifteen fifty.
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D. A
Eo Cara
California
Four Cows Killed by Lightning Near Ronan
Four dairy cattle were killed by lightning in the Round Butte district west of Ronan during a severe week start. The animals, valued near $500, were among dairy stock in the area reported by observers.
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Missoula
Round Butte
Ronan
Prominent Chinese Business Men Plan Friendship Tour
Two hundred Chinese business leaders will visit the United States for a Friendship Tour. They are to arrive in Seattle August 26 aboard the President Grant and travel by rail to Portland August 29 before proceeding to Butte for a September arrival.
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Butte
United States
Northern Pacific Railroad
H. S. Carey
Shanghai
China
Seattle
Grant
Northern Pacific
Portland
Columbia River
Musical Thieves Target Accordions in Butte
Police hunt an impecunious accordion bandit after two accordions are stolen from residents. Mrs. De John reports an instrument vanished from 58 West Mercury, while Angelo Giancola says an accordion was taken from 636 East Park Street. Officers ordered to join any party with an accordion in use.
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Butte
de John
West Mercury Street
Angelo Giancola
East Parkstreet
Roosevelt Highway car count reaches ninety per hour
A one hour check on the Roosevelt Highway between Whitefish and Burcks found 90 vehicles passing in each direction. The first car headed to Portland Oregon, while another Portland bound party vacationing east indicates ongoing interstate travel amid a typhoid era health push.
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Roosevelt Highway
Columbia Falls
Whitefish
Burcks
Portland
Ore
Mother Fails 10 Return For Baby Left With Friend
In Billings on June 12 a mother abandoned a three week old boy at Mrs. J R Caggles home. Truant officer Harry Mann took the child into custody and it is now with Mr. and Mrs. J R Bain. Adoption plans are reported as proceeding for a permanent home within days. The mother has not been traced after leaving the infant with the woman who promised to return before noon.
Colt Born in Mine Sees Daylight for First Time
A large crowd gathered at Republic Coal to witness Dina Miner, a famous mine colt born April 7, 1927, in the Republic mine. The grade Percheron weighs about 1950 pounds and spent life underground, finally exposed to the sun at June 13 round-up. Local fairgoers may see the colt at future fairs.
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Klalyi
Republic Coal Company
Dina Miner
Colt
Republic
Kevin Newspaperman Moves Newspaper Plant to Conrad
Bruce Thompson, publisher of the Kevin Review since 1922, plans moving his plant to Conrad in Pondera County next week. He has rented a building in the county seat to start a new newspaper there.
Yellowstone Kelly monument chosen at Kelly Mountain site
In Billings on June 12 the Yellow stone Kelly monument site was selected at the highest point of Kelly Mountain. The crypt location for the pioneer's body was decided by the memorial committee. H E Skauge of Micolithc Products Co will build the mausoleum. The crypt base will support a future monument and Kelly's body will be placed in a special compartment beneath the raised monument.
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Billings
Kelly Mountain
H. E. Skauge
Micolithc Products Company
Yellowstone Kelly
Ferry Boat Floats 70 Miles Down Kootenai River
Libby June 12 A Lincoln county ferry on the Kootenai river near Gateway broke from its moorings as flood currents rose. It drifted about 60 to 70 miles and stranded on an island opposite the A C Herbat ranch, one and a half miles east of River. Workers towed it back, disassembled it, and loaded it for return. damage to the hull was minimal.
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Libby
Simmer
Lincoln County
Kootenai
Gateway
Peles
A. C. Herbat Ranch
Prisoner Saw His Way Out of Bastile
Jim Owens, sentenced to three days hard labor in Shelby for a petty offense, escaped from the city jail Saturday night when the padlock was sawed off from his cell by someone outside. He had a prior vagar ncy charge and had a suspended sentence with instructions to stay away from Shelby. A charge of breaking jail is filed by Chief of Police Ed Tenbrook.
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Shelbys
Jim Owens
Shelby
Justice of the Peace Court
Owens
Ed_Tenbroek
Chicago market report shows mixed gains and declines
Chicago market report notes uneven movement across commodities with potatoes and poultry showing firm demand while grains and fats trade around steady levels. Specifics include North Carolina Irish Cobblers at 3.75 to 4.28 per cwt and Idaho russets 1.80 to 2.20, plus poultry prices for broilers and turkeys.
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Tpotatora
Chicago
Potatoan
Catal
Atock
North Carolina
Finconnin
Idano
Rusanty
Rutter Kidhar
Eeconda AB
AD. Bane
Canon
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Logan News
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Kevin
Conrad
Yellowstone” Kelly Monument
Bastile
Westinghouse Electric
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Hotpoint
Alten Electric Co
Currah Electric
Pelmquist Electric Finton Mere. Co
East Helens
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Chicago Market
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