Butte Druggist Studies Rattlers In Local Westward Field
August E Jensen, a local druggist at 401 South Montana street, has spent a decade capturing rattlesnakes in the southwestern part of the state. He reports snakes travel in pairs, may not warn before striking, and that one has the potential to strike two thirds of its length. Jensen uses ropes, a short wooden tourniquet, and a rotor blade for safety. He keeps captured snakes for commercial use, studying venom for an antitoxin and extracting oil for medicinal purposes. He also produces motion pictures showing snake habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
E. Jenson
Boutk
Montana
Jensen Ayends
Jensen
Btr
Jenaen
Br Jensen
South
Jansen
Deer Lodge Man Dies on Visit in Indiana
Deer Lodge, June 12. Karry G. Davis of Deer Lodge died suddenly in Gary, Indiana, while visiting his daughter. Davis joined Deer Lodge churches and Royal Arch chapters. He was 63 and survived by his wife and one daughter. Funeral and interment planned in Gary. Hazeman, June 12. Omitted court notes detail a long stock-fraud case involving Teh ard 7, Ringing, Cunningham, and Biering, with a past judgment of about $500,000 against Ringing and later notes of about a quarter million dollars tied to mortgage settlement efforts. The hearing in district court in Anaconda and related venues proceeded with multiple judges or appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Karry G. Davis
Dear Lodge
Gary
Ind
Davia
Naley
Royal Arch
Magan
Ivanhoe Commandery
Waller Holt Af
Hazeman
Tehard
M.S. Cunningham
Hang Hiering
Bean
George BD. Winston
Anaconda
B. B. Law
Ain
John C Huptoon
Lewistown
Rivellay
White Sulphur Springs
Cunningham and Biering
Bozeman
Avestock
Bozeman Soen
Cunningham
Boring
John Ritch Pioneer With Wide Experience In State
Lewistown June 12 John B Fitch a Fergus County pioneer with over 40 years in mining prospecting public service and ranching. Born December 31 1888 in North Carolina he moved to Texas at 16 then to Fergus County in 1883 and served in the Spanish American War and World War I. He held Democratic party roles and was clerk of Fergus County District Court 1906 to 1913. He is married with two children Myrtle Judith and John B Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
John B. Fitch
Pergue County
North Carolina
Texas
Fergus County
Calvende County
Harker Country
Ritch
Little Rocksea
Judith Mountains
Othe Montana
First
Montane Infantry
Atn
Philippines
Ielande
Newap
Democrat
Myrtle Judith
John B., Jr
Townsend News Highlights Local Social and Court Activities
Townsend residents enjoy weddings and gatherings as Claude Simons visits family and Hamilton Eagles host a fundraiser. Local court session in Townsend with Livingston officials, while teachers, students and staff plan summer travels and courses at Havre Cheney and White Sulphur Springs. births announced as Gordon Gravely’s child arrives. Community notices include visits from Al Schwab, Mrs. Barker, and Miss Five Fubs, plus a farewell party for Mrs. Roy Springer transitioning to Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Claude Simons
Livingston
Mra
Ernst Troutman
Melewa
St. John's Hospital
Irelena
Mra. S
Graveley
Zimmerman Hd Niel
Misa Ann Troutman
Boulder
Misa Troutman
Leslie Peters
Charles JJ. Yullard
Theiis
Janes Ward
Brico Club
Charles N
Carver
Tadiep
Atd Noalety
M. BE
Fairwell
Roy Springer
Terry, Monang
Springer
John Barker
Helens
Joseph Flynt
Broadwater High School
Alaska
Merle
Wallace McArthur
White Sulphur Springs
Fula
B. B. Herg
Amick
Judee Ford
Foormaan
Judge Hotnby
Frandwater County
J. M. Kay
Igh Schnat
Havre
Ilsarm- Mor
Mies Cecelia Haxelten Taft Tnta Wenk
Cheney
Washington
State Normal
Hip Nace
Marie Starret
Helen Carena
Helena
Boyes Miller
First Wool Shipment Heads to Boston Markets
Miles City June 22. The first consignment of wool from southeastern Montana for Boston markets will depart Roaghud tomorrow. A. G. Jonen, Miles City wool buyer, announced. Shearing continues across the region with crews at U-All, Williamson Bros, Crow Rock, Powder River, Mixpab, and Engomar. Dan Haughton finished shearing and sent wool to Miles City. L. M. Weaver, Edward Allbright, H. H. Draper, and OliMotsse prepared the first shipment car, priced at 22 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Boston
A. G. Jonen
Sald
U-All
Teo
Williamson Bros
Arthur and George
Crow Rock
Ed Campbell
Earl Howe
Mixpab
Engomar
Dan Haughton
L. M. Weaver
Edward Allbright
H. H. Draper
Olio Motsse
Son of New York rail official injured under Northern Pacific train
William Carmody 26 son of J A Carmody superintendent of the electrical department of the New York Central railroad was injured when dragged under a speeding east bound Northern Pacific passenger train in Butte He escaped death by swinging free after being dragged 26 feet to the coach truck He was taken to St James hospital and said he had left home from Summit New Jersey to beat a rival back home The incident was witnessed by a yard employee Carmody blamed the mishap on trying too hard to travel fast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmody
Fire covers 100 acres near Bitter Root area
June 12 forest fire on the West Fork of the Bitter Root river southwest of Darby covered over 100 acres. Eleven men from a guard training school joined later by many others to bring the flames under control amid high winds. Causes were believed known. additional small fires reported in Bitterroot and Missoula forests. drought conditions and increasing danger noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auigaoula
Fromm Guard
Bitter Roct
Darby
Guard
Missoula
Blackfoot
Mig
Souls Forent
Uost Hraro Hill
Logan Women Honor Bride Elect With Shower
Logan women hosted a shower for June Baylor, bride elect of Louis Patera of Seattle, at the Hendershott home. Guests included Mrs. Beyter and many local women. decorations featured cut flowers and Japanese ferns. a doll bus with gifts surprised the honoree as a radio program played in the background. The article notes fashion trends, stating silk in women’s clothing has risen 121 percent in the last decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Baylor
Carol Johnston
Hridge
Theo Danwth
Henry Holland
Olive van. Hypa
Mea
J. W. Strachan
A. H. Johnston
Pap Lang
Cramer Schultz
William Hendershott
Homar Criswell
Cart Grman
Earl Bryant
Mareun Crawley
A. G. Simon
D. A. Swarner
John G. Sloan
W. D. Kelnp
Lyle. Middleton
Charles Cross
Misa Avis Megee
Misa Margaret Brown
Ruth Fallings
L. C. Hevfer
J. A. Peters
Frank Mercer
Fish Travels 25 Miles in Water Mains to Fate
In Butte on June 12 a fish was found wedged in a water main on Copper Street after water supply shutoff. The fish traveled from the Big Hole River through pipes to the reservoir and then into Copper Street, dying from air deprivation. Local reports cite a surprised plumber and notes the fish was recently killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Butte
John
Walt
Wan
Big Hole
Copper Street
Livingston Roundup Fireworks and New Acts Planned
Livingston June 12 The Livingston roundup committee signs with a major fireworks producer for the fifth annual roundup on July 2 3 and 4 featuring a cowboy on a cow pony chasing a steer in flames a large Indian pageant in barbaric coloring and a display of aerial bombs rockets wheels and mechanical devices. The event promises to be the greatest ever with grander shows and larger crowds expected than previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Livingaton
Intermountain States
Ana
Intial
Plana
Broadus Visited by Good Will Tourists
Miles City business leaders traveled by auto to Broadus in Powder River county for a goodwill visit. Broadus residents staged a chuck wagon feed with a program of speaking and singing. The event fostered friendship between the two communities and a subsequent tour is contemplated later in the summer by Henry Hobling and the Miles City Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Broadus
Powder River County
Sayn Henry Hobling
Eacr Story
Commercial Club
Customs Collector Nabs Two Runners
Grant Falls June 12 two nela uren seized included 278 bottles Canadian liquor hidden in a bathtub by Col Charla L. Bherkien customs in charge. An Oak- Tanda coupe north of Arawning on June 7 carried the Somer by Matt Morgan customs patrolman. A second seizure, a chavrolot conch with 10 bottles of beer, was taken by Verne Hurroun patrol north of Malte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Falls
Neleuren
Charla L. Bherkien
Matt Morgan
Arawning
Verne Hurroun
Malte
LeDuc Testifies Snyder Firing Self Defense in Court
Bert LeDuc, former peace officer, reenacted the 1872 gun battle in district court arguing Snyder fired first. LeDuc demonstrated how the miner allegedly drew a pistol from a desk and claimed TaDus struggled to shoot the miner’s head. Mrs. LeDuc testified she picked up the bullet fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouch
TaDus
LeDuc
Mer
Abe
Spyder
Minnesota Tourist Injures Maintainer in Valley County Crash
A Minnesota tourist, G. K. Stroaboer of Frazee, struck a road maintainer crew led by John Batz near Lime Crest on federal highway No. 2 between Glasgow and Hinadale. Batz was not seriously hurt. Stroaboer was fined $100 in Hinadate and released. Valley County officials vow further action to curb reckless driving as more crashes injure workers on No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
Lime Cresk
Vatley County
Glasgow
Hinedale
G. Kf. Stroaboer
Frazee
Minn
John Batz
Vanitalia
Fighway No. 2
Western Valley County
Dotz
Valley County
Millar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte Drugeist
Indiana
Bosta
HhEy
John Ritch
Townsend News
Ion
East
N. Y. Rail
N. P
A. W. Ridgeway
Helene
Carole Condra
Harry Richtmeyer
Bad Ladga
David
Oregon
Frank Smeal
P.M. Murphy
Betty
Iinneal Hame
Bridgewas
W. J. Hayes
Cunid
Clark
Clark Hybagr
Ritter Adot
Logan
Pacific
Customs Collector
Aan
LE UG
SDEWS
Minnesota
Olympia
Warn
State Supreme Court
Comeston
California
Southern Pacific
Lake Tahoe
San Francisco
del Monte
Santa Barbara
Yosemite
Big Trees
Bur
High Sierra
Donner
Great American River Canyon
Los Angeles
Portland
Souther Pacific
San Francise
Alresdy
Ogden
de Line
Francises
Southern Pacific O
Ie Owen
So Mainst
Sal Cabs City
Wantich
Wrsatch