Such Is the Army Life at Camp Erickson
Captain W. F. Casey Toulweather notes Camp Erickson opens with two weeks of strenuous drills and social events. Visitors fill grounds and locals share town news with optimism. Officers and men anticipate hospitality from Helena communities during Montana National Guard encampment.
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Camp Erickson
W. F. Casey Toulweather
Sleniseera
Oso
Erickson
Trade Home News
Montana
Army
Thomas
Orr
Helena
Ball
Montana National Guard
National Guard encampment league to open Wednesday at multiple bases
Three baseball diamonds at Camp Erickson and a diamond at Fort Harrison will host games for the national guard encampment pennant race. The schedule begins Wednesday with 4 p.m. games and 4:30 p.m. block starts. after-supper games will run to dark. Teams from numerous towns including Sidney Bainville Glasgow Bozeman Whitehall Culbertson Harlem Kalispell Billings and Great Falls are grouped into strong and weak masses for preliminary rounds with finals prizes and lively semi final action.
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Camp Erickson
National Guard
Dan. W. G. Ferguson
Fort Harrison
Sidney
Bainville
Poplar
Glasgow
Bozeman
Whitehall
Culbertson
Harlem
Kaliepell
Billings
Harlawton
Lewistown
Fierd
Great Falls
Track and Field Event Preview At Encampment Week
Murrel Smoky Kratzer of Headquarters company Helens acts as assistant athletic director for the encampment track and field program. Contenders include Chuck Nagles Bozeman Paul Carrier Livingston holder of the regimental sprint record Ole Olson Livingston and Ergy Evans Lewistown with dark horses making their first appearance this year.T
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Murrel
Smoky” Kratzer
Helens
Chuck" Nagles
Bozeman
Paul Carrier
Livingston
Feeder Experts to Visit Helena June 26
North Dakota agricultural college faculty and livestock commission reps from South St. Paul and Chicago will study range feeding in a Helena visit organized by the Helena Commercial Club. The delegation will travel from Bozeman to Ovando, Missoula, Drummond, and Lincoln, with a luncheon set on arrival. Participants listed include J. E. O'Connell, Murray E. Stebbins, Fred Sheriff, Fred Heinecke, H. H. Pigott, R. Z. Tate, Ralph Ward, Dirk Dee, and L. A. Campbell.
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Agricultural Colleges of
North Dakota
Livestock Commission
South St. Paul
Chicago
Helena
J. E. O'Connall
Murray E. Stebbins
Fred Sheriff
Fred Heinecke
H. H. Pigott
R. 2. Tate
Ralph Ward
Dirk Dee
L. A. Campbell
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Dormitory case argued before Montana Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court heard arguments on the constitutionality of a 14 act allowing use of dormitory receipts to fund new dormitories at state universities. Barbour of Helena contends the act oversteps fiscal limits and delegates authority, while Whitlock of Missoula defends it. The decision is expected before summer adjournment.
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State Supreme Court
Philip R. Barbour
Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
W. J. Meirs
Great Falls
5. C. Ford
Albert J. Galen
District Court of
Lewis and Clark County
Barbont
State Board of Education
Francis
F. G. Toomer
Barbour
A. O. Whitlock
the State University
Missoula
Montana
Vnsi Hans
L. L. Callaway
Sweetgrays
M. L. Peck
Board of County Commissioners
Towle County
Pack
Sweetgrass
Grantta County
Muension
Charles J
Linda M. Anderson
Plate Highway Commission
Highway Commission
District Court
Andersons
Chatret Enart Brantodauch
High Court
Forest Service issues fire warning to campers near Missoula
The U S forest service at Missoula urges campers and hundreds of fishermen to guard against wildfires as fishing season begins. The warning recalls last year’s fire bill approaching $30,000 and urges strict campfire discipline. Six basic fire rules are highlighted to prevent fires in the woods, emphasizing fully extinguishing matches and coals and keeping fires small and away from vegetation. Volunteers, numbering over 3,000, patrol forest trails to enforce fire laws.
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U. S. Forest
Missoula
James Templer
Helena
Fyen
Matehex
Bipe
Bhutan
G G P Committeemen File Their Petitions
Ten additional filings of Republican precinct committeemen were retained yesterday at the office of A J Duncan county clerk and recorder leaving only a few precincts to be heard. The list includes Georgia J Stadler Ward Potter Willam Klenzel Burns Terman Dupata Bctriktan Lambkin A D Italeam G A Chenannt and J P Ward among others.
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A. J. Duncan
Gaoorga J. Stadler
W. RB. Potter
Willam Klenzel
John J. Burns
Terman Duputa
B. Ctriktan
Lambkin
A.D. Italeam
G. A. Chennnt
J.P. Ward
Sheep Shearers Rush to Filos In Turbulent Market
The Montena Cooperalive Wool Marketing association dispatched three machine crews and two hand crews to various shertaks as rain delays eased and weather improved. Secretary Murray E Stebbins said a mater agreement with sheep shearers unions had been reached on rates and labor tensions were resolved for now.
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Montena Cooper- Alive
Atfields
Murray E. Stebbins
Izspriation
Nasberg
Stebbins
Fines Suspended for Two Polson Anglers
Laurence Catling and BT Hed of Polson pleaded guilty to fishing violations. Each received suspended fines of 82 dollars after their case was reviewed by the state fish and game department yesterday.
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Laurance Catling
BT Hed
Han
Bath
Pelsen
Palma A
Lellleiver
Trio of Chinese Named in Narcotic Possession Case
Henry Dunn Fay Wong and Ng Chan face charges of possession of morphine and felony under state law after a raid on a South Park avenue shack yielded over 100 bundles of morphine and three large wholesale packages valued at 90 dollars each. Bail was set at 500 dollars for each defendant. Daf Wong was released after companions claimed he was merely a visitor.
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Henry Dunn
Fay Wong
Ng Chan
Mmegil
Ware
Sherman W. Smith
Acm
Ab Daf Wonk
South Park Avenue
W. J. Poorman
Wong
Chat
Arthur Parsons
Pred Gebhardt
Bathing season opens at T-O-K Park beach
Moderate temperatures lure many bathers to the Lake Hansor site two days into the season, with trains on Lake Hansor near Helena reporting entries. Rooting enthusiasts attend, cabins serve patrons, and heavy rains have swollen local waters, creating brimming conditions around the park facilities and campgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-O-K Park
Hansor
Ilelena
Reval Services at St James A M E Church
Special services began last evening at St James AME Church led by Rev Arthur Monrr. Services start each night at nine and will continue through today and tomorrow with a featured appeal, continuing for nine days.
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St. James
K. Ohurch
Arthur Monrr
Serviens
Roosevelt and McAdoo mirror 1924 Madison Square Garden clash
Washington notes a renewed Democratic factional struggle as Roosevelt edges toward the nomination with McAdoo, Smith, and Bryan allies shaping a Chicago convention. The piece highlights Tammany influence, California delegates, and the long shadow of 1924 McAdoo leadership. It underscores potential deadlocks and the persistent anti Roosevelt coalition led by Al Smith.
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Rooney Dutcher
Washington
Democratic Nation
New York
Gues
William G. McAdoo
Reverhov Franklin D. Moosevelt
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt
Tan Wala of
Mottant
Tom
Arimiy
MrAssoo
Te Bryan
MrAdoo
Smth
West
Rome
Weston Pro Groceives
Adoa
al Smith
Madison Square Gatdox
EMSA
Eaglern Hosser
McAdon
Smith
William Gibbs McAdoo
Meek
California
Joby Ny Garner
Garner
MrAdgeneldht
Rotsevelt
MeAdoo
Toosevelt
Bryan
Annual Montana State Merchants Meet Opens in Helena
In Helena Mont June 1 the Montana State Merchants Association opened its annual meeting. Key events included a feature program with music and swing performances as part of the opening day activities. Local traders and members attended to discuss trade and industry matters for 1930.
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Helena
Buite
Mant
Velenr Warm Rhnach Ag
Plaece
Montag
Odoy
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Schnepper
Bener Lo
Ike
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WGIT
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Dickert Dairy
Lewis and Clark Dairymen's Association
P.O
Brrlye
Oates
Avaid
BY Nations Forest Service
Walsh
Ainwal
RAMI
Alowine
Tammany
Ronsevelt
Sreselen
Wearsouth
Remgrvelt
Ae McAdon
Ferent
Sone
Slubbs
Mildred Desini
Mary Deville
Cluud Salolat
Roxpel Murs
Serviers
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Roorerete
Srk Mars
Mes Adenad
Fligelman
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