Permits Sought For Motor Routes In Polson Area
Many applicants seek permits to operate freight and passenger service between Polson and the Rock Mountain Power headquarters as a new power site is established near Pol son. Leonard Young of the state railroad commission and board members Dennix Bayle and Dan Bayle were en route to Polson for hearings. applicants include Maronsy Transportation Great Falls Alfred L. Clarmen Patron Taxi and Intergovernment Transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Jue
Polson
Rock Mountain Power Company
Polean
Power Nile
Lenoard
Young
State Railroad Commision
Miasbula
Dennix
Anl
Dan Bayle
Polyon
Rome Paragon
Fraight
Amons
Maronsy Transportation Company
Great Falls
Alfred L. Clarnen
A. Brown
E. W. Bennett
W. Smith
M. KR. Drake
Patron Taxi Company
O- P, Cowan and Intergoouptain Transportation Company
Man Charged With Mann AGT Offense In Anaconda
Anaconda police report a man charged with white slavery in a case involving a 4 year old girl abducted from Bountiful Utah and brought to Anaconda for sexual purposes. The suspect, Galurri, was jailed after a preliminary hearing by U S Commissioner Charles Avery following investigation by local police and the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Bountiful
Utah
Anaconde
Cmmeral Wurposes
Peter Galurel Neve
Pollen Thomnas J. Callan
Ruske Oahorna
Gamneel van Trst
Bainnteeet Oy
Wight
Oaborna
Stephen Percin
Ansatonda Police
United States
Charles GB
Avery Tuesslay
Alan
Mary
Judge Prays Deportation Rounds Eight Aliens in Federal Case
Great Falls report: Judge Charles N. Pray ordered eight aliens who pleaded guilty to crossing the Canada United States border deported this morning in federal court. Each defendant received a four month suspended sentence and five years probation. Names include Reginald Claridge John Pender Wil Math Hane Mahl Ray Cook Dobron Mabert Yeun Cogls Georges Forster Peter Sf Brandt and David Winfield Profit. Information charged alleged violations of the federal prohibition act and one counts in the Butta district. Nea of TMUogs released on bond of 1000. Co Butta defendants Charley Thompson and Andy Kron. Max Baer Show: Gokland Calif June 3. Max Bren heavy pro from California scored a knockout victory over Buck Wenney at Oakland in a 20 round bout.
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Great Falls
Charles N. Pray
Canada
United States
Gellg
Ach
Dnfendanta
Thann
Reginald Claridge
John Pender
Wil- Math Hane Mahl
Ray Cook Dobron
Mabert Yeun Cogls
Georges Forster
Peter Sf. Brandt
David Winfield Profit
Butta Dinterel Sud
At Jinga Dinerict
College instructors appeal to board over reengagement
Hazeman reports Naboo extension agronomist at the State College will appeal to the State Board of Education over the refusal to re-engage him for next year after five years as dean. Dr W C Cook entomologist also plans appeal citing nine years service and seeking a clear bill of dismissal for professional reputation.
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Hazeman
B. Naboo
Coltere
Sdluce
College
Mabee
Cook
C Lamport Talks Value of a Commercial Club at Townsend
Townsend June 13 The Town send Chamber of Commerce heard O C Lamport speak on The Value of a Commercial Club The audience felt the talk profitable The chamber planned Good Roads day for June 17 with street work and rock removal The membership committee added five new members bringing total to about seventy five
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Townsend Chamber of Commerce
O. C. Lamport
Sheir
Wadne
Tr. Lamport
Chamber
Tawna
Anaconda Spokane Bus Line Opens with Connections
The Anaconda to Spokane bus line begins operation on June 1. Anaconda and Butte connections join a daily morning service arriving in Wallane Ida around noon and linking to Lyckand. Return trips depart Wallace at 6 o'clock. Drivers are Tet Thelett and George Nelson of International Transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Juma
Conda
Spokane
Angconda
Butte
Aly Hamfton
Ang
Wallane
Ida
Lyckand
Wallace
Tet Thlett
Qnorge Nelson
Intermanulals ‘Transportation Compar
Dillon Legion Meet Tonight Beats and Banquet
Dillon Hearnhead post of the American Legion prepares for a Legion and Auxiliary gathering tonight in the city hall and council rooms with a 3 PM business session. A banquet follows at 6 PM, then a dance at Dilmont Park. Drill teams from Butte and Anaconda will perform a competitive routine around 9:40 PM for visiting members and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilimont Park
Dram Corps of Bulte
Amaconda Porta
Dilmont Park
Townsend Rodeo Plans Pledge Townwide Celebration
Town residents plan a Townsend rodeo this month at the air grounds to boost town pride and bring merchants and citizens together for a lively celebration. The American Legion WIN sponsors a charity "whoopee" party in the evening to aid the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Townsend Air Grounds
American Legion Win
Wallace Family Visits From Helena At Church Benefit
The Toston News reports George Wallace and daughter Jot lly Jana visiting from Helena with Mrs. B. Ws. Briscos, Mrs. Oscar Nelson, Mrs. Clem Wallace, Grand Flynn, and Elmer Butler. A church basement dinner supported the Toston ladies Aid. Jim Beimbrick of Boreman was in town Wednesday. Mrs Bwarte, Mrs George Wallace visited Townsend Monday. Treion Crown of Helena visits Prank Hrowo home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Jotlly Jana
B. Ws. Briscos
Helena vi Altor
Oscar Nelson
Clem Wallace
Grand Flynn
Elmer Butler Yard
Toston Ladies’ Aid
Jim Beimbrick
Boreman
Water shortage warning for Bozeman reservoir system
Bozeman officials warn the city may face serious water shortages. Mayor George C. Arnold noted after a tour of Bozeman Creek reservoir and Mystery Lake that the crisis is not yet critical, but largely due to early spring and prior reservoir actions by Elmer W. Mame, water commissioner. Officials credit the reservoir company for withholding releases to conserve water, preventing larger losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
George C. Arnold Yeatertay
Bozeman Creek
Elmer Wl- Mame
Bozeman Reservoir Company and of Other Officers. the Ates
Myatle Lake
Segalzaues
Estes
Bitter Root Fire Now Under Control
Miagoula June 13 regional forest service headquarters report that the Bitter Root valley fire lines were contained after a day of rain. A soaking shower in Salmon mountain country north of Bitter Root aided efforts to secure the West Fork and prevent spread. The fire started a mile and a half east of Eraro along the Missoula forest branch the previous Wednesday afternoon, burning briefly before crews corralled it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miagoula
Bitter Root
West Fork
Salmon Mountain
Bitter
Miesoula
Rock Creek
Former Helena Boy Seeks Hill County Attorney Post
Varee June 13 reports that Ahern, longtime Helena lawyer, seeks Hill County attorney position as a Democrat. He has served as deputy to A. F. Lamny, worked in Lamny firm, and was city attorney until May. Ahern, a Georgetown graduate, pledges efficient service and low taxpayer cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Hill County
Varee
Ahern
Ilayre
Cor
Ahert
al Marre
A. F. Lamey
Georgeton University
Washington
Montets
Montana
Local social notes and travels from Logan area
Miss Ruth Rollings of Torwmend Je visits family in Logan while Paul Sloan recovers after surgery. Miss Myron Thompson and John Powers wed at the First Congregational church in Billings. Residents travel to Portland for Old Timers’ convention and relatives visit in Manhattan and Dauphin. Mrs. W A Blackburn mourns illness of daughter Mrs. Tait.
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Winnipeg
Lhees
W. A. Blackburn
Laure
Tait
Paul Sloan
Kapnas City Hospital
Jack Landers
Portland
Oregon
Mee
S. F. McDonnell
Wort
Madeline
Stave
Deve
Mina Mildred Watera
Manhattan
Roy Romane
Charles Smith
Hayler
Bilinear
Billings Real Estate Board Plants Weed Campaign
Billings real estate leaders renewed a roadside weed campaign at a noon luncheon. Pred Krieg explained the dual value of land productive and home appeal, urging roadside improvements to boost farm and ranch property values. Local boards, clubs, and organizations were invited to join in addressing weed issues across eastern Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Billings Real Estate Board
Pred Kreg
Clu
Lacy Planns
Mr. Krieg
Farma
Rea Egrata Board
Tle
Afantana
Butte Man Injured Loading Horses
Andrew Fayne of Manson Bros. Co. Butts suffers severe injuries after a horsecar accident while loading a car for Butta Packing. A horse struck him, another trampled him, leaving possible skull fracture and facial injuries. He received first aid, then was taken to Lawiwtown for treatment. his condition remained serious as of last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butta Packing Company
Andrew Fayne
Alexander
Walla
Lawiwtown
Attix Elite
Rearing Pond Emptied to Hatch New Trout Crop
Stanford reports steps taken by the Stepford Rod and Gun Club last week at the Stevens rearing ponds on Running Wolf Creek to release trout fry for a new crop. Muddy water hindered netting and many fish died before transfer to clear water, prompting plans to gravel pond bottoms to prevent repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Stepford Rod and Gun Club
Futura
Wolf Creek
Wiriwally
Bass planted in Riking Horse reservoir stocking effort expands
Missouri June 13 stock stocking Kicking Horse reservoir in Lake County with smallmouth bass from Someran hatchery. State Game Commission aims to stock western Montana waters, including Nine Pipes, to boost fishing. Bass from L C Brans of Butte were noted for jumping six feet during capture and are preferred for their fight. Reservoir depth will reach 25 feet, enabling 3 000 rearing spaces for future stocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miseouri
Klekiga Horeé
Lake County
Somera
Etate Csh Game Commission
Monipa
Nine Pipes
Atate Game Soard
Kicking Horse
L. C. Brans
Butte
Swan River
MM. &, Matclk
Somearn
Horace
Stan
Dog and boy survive rattler attack as dog kills snake
In Harlem, a young boy rambled with his small yellow dog when a rattlesnake lunged. The dog leaped, seized the snake, and killed it, sparing the boy from probable harm. The incident left townsfolk noting the dog’s swift action and the snake’s threat.
Gusher Drenches Dry Creek Derrick in Kerosene Strike
In Red Lodge on June 13 a kerosene blast drenched the Dry Creek Derrick at Chipwell No. 2 on the Northern Pacific field near Ted Lodge. The well broke through the structure and drilling was halted at 6150 feet due to caving. Cement operations will continue, with officials predicting a heavy oil flow within 100 feet as gas pressure rises from 8,000 to over 10,000 cubic feet per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Chipwell No. 2
Northern Pacific
Mrs Creek
Ted Lodge
Anaconda Forms Women’s Lunch Club Tomorrow
In Anaconda on June 13 a group of Butler businesswomen led by Mlae Lyle Gudmunsen and Misa Marie C. Lynch will form an Anaconda charter for a Rotana club. A meeting is set for tomorrow evening at 6 o’clock with Rotans officials in attendance. Invitations will be extended to one member from each class of business to join, open until after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Mlae Lyle Gudmunsen
Nations Prosident
Rotana
Misa Marie C. Lynch
Omonal
Butle Buineas
Rotans Club
Gtticora
Rotans Aso
Lions of Montana in Convention in Billings
Billings June 18. More than 190 members from 47 Montana cities gather in a novel convention today. Governor J J Lackien of Big Tinder and Joseph R Adams of Chicago lead a slate with W J Jamanson Jr Yellowstone county treasurer Tater and George Mallick of Missoula. Tomorrow a new district governor will be elected and the next convention city chosen. Chancellor M A Brannon will address delegates tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mons
Montana
Lena Addranean
J. J. Lackien
Big Tinder
Joseph R. Adame
Chicago
W. J. Jamanson, Jr
Yellowstone County
Tegler Tater
George Mallick
Missoula
Butte High School Cafeteria Reports Profit
Butte high school cafeteria, started by Principal J.G. Ragsdale, posted a net profit of 91256 over 14 months with 103,904 meals served. Of the profit, 578.78 covers depreciation, the rest saved for maintenance and equipment. The program followed studies of larger district cafeterias nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Montanouigh
Deputy Leaves for Seattle Prisoner
Groat Falls reports Deputy Pete Bross headed to Seattle to fetch the extradition title for Leon Baustor charged with obtaining money by false pretense. Arrest details place the case in Great Falls with Ivy Harrison and Betty In alleged involvement in a motor company fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groat Falls
Shorttt
Pete Bross
Seattle
Titoe
Leon Baattr
Westy
Coset City
Wil
Deatty Motors
Great Falla
Waltonians Favor Game Board of 3
Great Falls June 14 The Great Falls chapter of the Walton league went on record favoring a ballot referend um to establish a three member game commission drawn from hunting license buyers. The plan would place authority over yearly wildlife spend ing of about $230 000 on men who support the state program. The chapter also disapproved any immediate increase in hunting license fees pending study of expenditures and wildlife needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Graat Falls Chupter
Tzank Walton League
Legion
Nia
Teague
Hone
Great Faille
Ilonas Faea
108 Graduates at Anaconda High School Ceremony
Anaconda June 13 108 graduates celebrated at the thirteenth annual commencement with Dr Emanuel Sternhelm keynote addressing parents and community. Nearly 1 000 relatives attended as diplomas were presented by MP Mah chairman of the school board. The address urged graduates to honor royalty to parents, school, county and humanity as they move into modern American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Emanuel Storahelm
H'sla Lnrael
Butte
Ataconda Digh School
Srlonda
Ezeren Sternhelm
Lieto
Mah
Ansennda
Canton Women Plan Dad Dinner Event in Centon
Canton women started a club project to host a Father’s Day dinner in Centon. The event, set to begin at n o’clock, invites Helena and nearby valley residents to join in a homemade menu prepared by the women. The aim is to provide a warm treat for fathers with many patrons expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centon
Jame
Bandar
N'Clock
Helena
Fermion
Pontine
Missoula Faces Large Tree Infestation Survey
In Missoula a survey by George L. Knight and HB. L. Sargent reports a large portion of trees showing infestation. They identify four kinds of scale and other pests affecting fruit and shade trees citywide, with plans for spraying campaigns to curb the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
George L. Knight
State Horticulturiet
HB. L. Sargent
Hamiltes
Halinpell
Montana
Keight
Girl Injured in Fall From Window
Dorothy Neal ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Neal sustained multiple fractures to both arms and bruises after a fall from a second story window on North Street. Dr G A Windsor from Park Hospital treated and reduced the fractures. Dorothy had been leaning from the window when she lost balance and fell to the sidewalk, suffering painful injuries but not believed to be life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thingston
Dorothy Neal
Clyde Neal
G. A. Windsor
the Park Hospital
Dorothy
Tha Tome
Valley County Road Work Resumed with Bridge, Road Upgrade
Valley County resumes road improvements after tax payments. Lockwood contractor finished a small timber bridge at Beaverton and started a 100 by 20 foot concrete splitway near Milk River north of Hinedale to ease river overflow and create all weather access to the old road. Estenston to grade Rock Creek bank area, crews moved in to extend the grade toward Thoeny country following Toblson Barr route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdele
Ley County Road Fund
Noaeon
Lockwood
Beaverton
Milk River
Hinedale
Thia
Farmers to Fight Weeds With Chemical in Great Falls
June 3 Great Falls reports a large shipment of calcium chlorate will be distributed across Cascade Teton Pondera Chouteau counties to fight weeds. County Agent Fr B Cameron directs the program and urges farmers to request stock for total use noting last year’s weed kill rates reached up to 95 percent in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Cascade
Teton
Ponflora
Chouteau
Pondera
Fr. B. Cameron
Boy severely burned in backyard explosion in Missoula
In Missoula on June 18 Albert Shoots nine, son of Mr and Mrs William Shoots, was badly injured by a blast in a backyard. An explosive material he handled caused severe head and leg wounds, crushing his chin and teeth. He was taken to Thorn ton hospital in critical condition. Police and hospital staff report the material was unidentified. a brown paper wrapping and fireworks were found with the jaw injury. The 4:16 PM accident shocked the area as investigators seek the exact cause and nature of the explosive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Bla
Albert
Williem
Pachape
Thornton Hospital
Leon Istonea
Millo
Milwaukee Party Sees Hay Harvest on Northern Fergus County
A Milwaukee delegation, led by W. If donan and Dan Noble, toured northern Fergus County with Milwaukee officials to study range conditions and water supply. They reported potential for increased hay yields if artesian wells are developed, noting a 5 000 barrel well near Roy boosts local stockmen and could improve water access across the canvos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Norihats
Ranchere
Nay
Towland
Milwaukee
Roy
Fort Owen restoration eyed with budget estimated at 12000 to 15000
Slavenaville June 13 Rehabilitation of Fort Owen may cost 12000 to 15000, says Port Owen Historical Association. Plan includes barn relocation, fort grounds cleanup, preserving five rooms of the remaining barrack, and repair of original Fort Owen materials. Decision on cement use hinges on donor sentiment. association incorporated for 26000 with stock at 210 A Abare. A trustees board includes Mrs Perry Found, George T. Baga, A. T. Portar, Fr. Y. Z. O Shea, R. M. Corley, W. J. McCormick, and Prof. Paul C. Phillipa. Los Angeles. Mrs Huwel Harrin sues for 75000 in Superior Court against Granny Inc and Tender Air Livery in a fatal crash case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slavenaville
Fort Owen
Port Owen
Adoke
Fort Owens
Wade
George Z. Rages
Inga
Perry Founk
iGeorge T. Baga
A. T. Portar
Los Angeles
Huwel Harrin
Thomas Harrin
Abe
Ocean
Jn Granny Inc
Defe Jane
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Max Baer
Gokland
Cal
Max Bren
California
Ula
Buck Wenney
Medicine Lodge
Kaca
Walt
Pebting
Oakland
Sonny
Fanny
Cory
C. Lamport
Dillon
Toston News
Logan News
Dog
Rattler
Boy
Hattera
Junta
Feler Leo
Sam Lac
Harlem
Bucktey Fields
Peter
Topeka
Virgil Point Eie
Roy Chureh
Virall Palmer
Topeke
Kem
Roy Kramer
Topeka Packing Company
Kramer
Thatictim
Polater
Authority
Louth Hf
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Waltonians
Anaconda Hi School
Canton
Valley County
Osemes
L. Réy Gay
Bordman
Sant
Una
Campas
Gallatin County
Gay’ Paliiow
Nello
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