Lewistown Armory Work Set to Begin June 16
Lewistown reports that construction on the armory at the civic center will resume Tuesday June 16 with 20 to 39 workers. Excavation had nearly finished before a pause. revised plans call for a brick concrete structure with a full basement. Architectural details by J G Jink and contractor notes issued from the courthouse.
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Lewistown
Andy Brincon
WEA Vnogliver
Sa. m
Briscoe
Briscoe Wuld
Southeastern end of Ohio sheep market outlook improves
Miles City May 1 Attar and A G Jones discuss southeastern Ohio sheep prospects with Orva Butler of Mount Victory and John Riley of Lyme. Butler vows to keep pursuing sheep production despite drought fears, planning to market 26 000 to 30 000 head this season as he expands territory from Glendive to Forsyth and beyond.
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Miles City
Campany
A. G. Jones
Orva Butler
Mount Victory
Olio
Honey Uityer
Lyme
Fisiyucec
Southeastern
Manlang
Butler
Mr. Butler
Glundive
Forsyth
Missouri River
Jordan
Redwater
Thorugh
Jones
Ore Shipments Rise From Neihart Mines
Mining and milling activity is evident at Neihart with several ore shipments in the last week. Shipments were made by the BH tin Silver Mining Mig Co and the Florence. The Montana Silver Queen mill is ready to operate and several men have been put to work there. G Lay, long associated with the Montana Silver Queen, will depart for South America next week. Veterans of Foreign Wars plans are noted for a July 16 event here.
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Neihart
Jim
Tin Silver Mining Mig Co
Florence
Mmill
Montana
G. Lay
South America
Hie
Animal Husbandry Chiefs Visit Havre Station
Dr A H Walker and Noad of the Montana Experiment Station conference with A Bal supervisor of the North Montana branch at Havre yesterday. They toured the Beas Paw lands where experimental feeding works were carved for summer. Dr Walker recently arrived from Wisconsin filling the vacancy left by W F Dickson.
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Walkey
Wisconsin
W. F. Dickson
Boulder County sees four new filings for public office
In Boulder June filing ramps up with four new campaigns. James Flaherty seeks to extend his term as clerk and recorder, Jenna Williams runs for sheriff, Eugena Joffray of Clancy seeks the house seat, and several candidates on the democratic ticket compete for county commissioner.
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Boulder
James Flaherty
Flaherty
Jefferson County
Ibby County
Jenna Williams
Williams
Eugena Joffray
Clancy
House of Representatives
Joffray
Deseat Kimonich
Renova
Ani
Jamesht
Cardwell
M. J. Firphy
Akorer
Willaw Dawson
Sieva Gulla
Camel
John Williama
Joseph Slaipnseh
Whitehall
Noda
Town amid June 13 society and arrivals at Missoula
Townamid reports Wil Tromper of Ronan and a junior forestry student from the State University at Missoula arriving Wednesday and staying at the Deen Greek ranger station as summer administrative staff. The Altar society hosts a dance at Kagen's barn with Jimmy Smith's orchestra for the evening. Elin B. Welton, Tram Uiemerian, and Karl Vo Wella are noted among guests and event participants.
Glasgow Jailer Injured In Prisoner Grapple
Glasgow June 12 A jailer Deputy William Stay ot Wheeler was injured in a hand to hand grappling with inmate Vanetia Moody 43 of Mobile Alabama Moody attacked with a makeshift weapon and tried to reach the deputy s revolver Moody required medical attention and was placed in solitary confinement May 11 Moody was arrested for robbery and four other prisoners witnessed the struggle Authorities considered further charges including attempted break and assault Moody s fingerprints led to a federal investigation and a related note lists prior locations and cases involving Moody
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Glasgow
Valley County
Vanetia Moody
Mobile
Aln
William Stay Ot Wheeler
Bulb
Moody
May
Harry Hell
Wentland Oil Company
Horth
Mondy I District Court
Undersherif
Hugh Borten
Bureau of Investigation
Waahingan
Chirtes Cuttod
Dear Lodge
Warren Thorton
Horses and cattle to 60 on auction
A public agent announces two sales at the dairy yard: one for horses on June 22 and another for cattle sale the following day. Art Langan and J un in Wall of Sugar Ell y ware discuss details with Mr Jones. Buyers are expected in large numbers, with Billings stockmen traveling in for the two day event. The plant aims to serve livestock buyers with convenient sale venues and ample buyers for both horses and cattle.
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Athen Gy
Twa Public Agien
Art Langan
TM Age
Ge Livestock Bries Organization
Laieminn
Junin Wall
Elly
Jones
Ted Wr. Jones
Gift for President From Guster Field Observes 60th Anniversary
President Franklin D Roosevelt, the nation’s No 1 philanthropist, will attend the 60th anniversary observance of Custerta dust Aunt as a ceremonial gift is prepared. An antelope carving and other tokens are readied for the president, including a carved wall display to be unveiled at a later date. A celery display from Atlantic City is noted as part of the celebration cannon.
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Jlardin
Roosevelt
Provident
Towis
Trimotor planes fly supplies to forest regions
Kalispell June 12 The Johnson Flying a device of Missoula under contract by the forces service to furnish air relief to ranger stations in remote mountain districts of the Bitter Root and Mission forests. A large trimotor plane makes three trips carrying about two tons per trip. One trip has been completed this week. weather delays at times. Pilot Dick Johnson says remaining trips depend on weather. Flights head into Big River and Ble Prairie districts where emergency landing fields exist. Headquarters established at Missoula. planes may carry freight from Kalispell about once weekly. Air service speeds relief where pack trains cannot reach, covering 120 miles in about two hours including loading. If forest service adopts air drops, freight handling could simplify and quicken at remote stations. Drops use bunched bundles with canvas coverings to prevent damage. The JohnsOn Fly-IMB service continues testing for efficient air delivery to forests.
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Big River
Ble
Flying Services
Mis-soula
Wiethead Forest
Bitter Root
Mingoula
Johneon
Kalispell
Journoi
Afr
Paloly
Johnsou
Forest Service
Tanker Wreck Closes Gallatin Bridge Traffic
Hazeman June 12 A tanker truck wreck on the Gallatin bridge halted traffic in both directions. Ralph Jones 35 of Livingston, the driver, escaped injury after his Lees brothers owned rig struck the bridge abutment and toppled onto the span. A wrecker crew from Lewisport cleared the site and restored flow once the wreck was secured.
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Hazeman
Moone
Gallatin Way
Lezanion
Ralph Jones
Livingston
Noble
Jones
Hick
Lees Brothers
Apatman
Lanker
Tn Ha Aide
Knife Attack Victim Fights For Life In Hospital
The 38 year old man, wounded in a gun and knife assault during a Friday morning quarrel over groceries, remained in critical condition today after surgery. Authorities say John Ali and another man were involved and the suspect was detained by county jail staff awaiting charges.
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Diltuh
Dia
Si Liwell
John
Alien
James A. MecColliem
Wutemia
Dude Ranch Season Seen At Wild Horse Island Lodge
Dayton June 12 Mrs Clara Edrington manager of Hinwe tha lodge dude ranch off Wild Horse island predicts a big tourist season based on early reservations. To handle increased business she added bathing boating and fishing facilities. Phi Delta Theta from State University Missoula plan a house party at the lodge with 125 attendees through June 14. Attendants from the Business and Professional Women's club at Kalispell will visit Hawatha Lodge. Seventeen young Spokane women reserved three weeks starting June 18, with travel company plans for another party June 27. A separate note covers state printing and office supplies bids due June 11 1930 with contract terms and bond requirements.
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Clara Edrington
Hinwetha Lodge
Wild Hore Island
Tnien
Koeingtom
Horace
Sprovad
Phi Delta Theta
Missoula
Iaternity
Oowatha
Nate Provinces
Bualnees
Kallapell
Hawatha Todge
Kallgnel
Bomera
Wild Horsa Island
Seveen
Spokane
Lave
Wall Travel Company
Dew ‘Irel
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Ailaial Secrriary
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Hevrolet
Raathe
Weisier
Anderson Motors
FORD
Capital Motors, Inc
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Havre Station
Misa Hounte Carrio
Bata
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Duncan Madens
Alan Guveral
Bowldar Wan Wal
Corbin
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Autle
Thin Vic
yenTa
Townsend News
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Robert Pelore
York
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Irene Sperling
Ming Maas
Clara Gable
St Mary's College
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Phampaon Jost Baturday
Rochester
Minn
Leslie Thompson
Lloyd Heberla
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Nonk
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P. J. Meloy
P. &. Murphy
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Peter George
Law
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State Railroad
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Catholic Altar Society
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Mra
Georga Uleckhisch
T. Ny Averill
Mya
George Zimmerman
Mys
W. G. Kirecher
Moifly
Mantana Stain College
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Wayne Jaukell
White Sulphur Springs
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Davidson
Antone Paterson
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Torey
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Robert Vauck
Lawrence Simoua
Merlin Emmet
Charles Ragen
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Kina Wallace
Marl Midgeway
Omani Bharhian
Kadia Daninls
George Simma
Highwoor
Haymond Wine
Vernie Hannal
Well Millar
Emma Lowery
Andy Lyle
Charles Cunningham
G. G. Walt
Jess Requette
Jochmtown
C. N. Burgers
Minnoula
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Sud
Otatate and
Forelien Cara Alma
Showlders Squared
Alfred M. Landon
Topeka
Lie U. 3
N. P. Tran
Northern Pacific
A Riaaor
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Welene
Rorses
Catle
Guster Field
Atlantic City
England
Gallatin
Wild Horse Island
Silga
Tapan
Max
Atnie
Axento Stacrat
Hia
Alate
Lie
Irgisind
Tate
Il Sharing Ag
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Atule
Clessea
Hélehd
Montauk
A. W Engel
Ecomomicad
State Nursery Company
Greater Helena
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