Fire vigilance urged as hot dry period nears Montana region
In Missoula Montana under Region One forest service, officials warn of high fire risk as hot dry weather returns. Evhan Kelley regional forester urges public to extinguish campfires and discard cigarettes properly. New rules punish throwing burning items on national forest land with possible jail or fines. lokale authorities report past fires caused by careless use, threatening homes and habitat.
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Missoula
Josh Tas Wrenabe
Montana
Idaho
Forest Service
Region One
Mahe
Evan W. Kelley
Secretary of Agriculture
National Forest
Wall Ag
Nokers
Campere
Kel Jey
Spaegu
2400 Home Owners to Maintain City Boulevards
About 2400 property owners have permits to maintain their boulevards this year. City records show roughly half of the owners in the four boulevard districts have obtained permits. The permit period ends Thursday at 5 p.m. after which the city will begin maintenance on nonpermitted boulevards under City Engineer Ed Henen. Costs will be assessed against benefited properties and maintenance is overseen by the boulevard superintendent.
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Mewnere
Ed Henen
Eastern Normal Enrolls 315 Students for Summer Sessions
Ritiney notes Eastern Normal College will run the summer term with 315 students enrolled. The registrar said new enrollees, some not previously registered, will begin sessions Monday afternoon. Attendance appears slightly below last year as preparations continue for the summer term.
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Eastern Normal
Ritiney
Lana
NS Studern
GRD
Nurse Regains Health After Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Dana A. Sanin of Brooklyn testifies she recovered after three years of illness using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved appetite, steadier nerves, better digestion, and relief from sleeplessness after taking five bottles. The ad claims endorsement by over half a million women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tam
Dana A. Sanin
Amity Bt
Brooklyn
New York
Woman jumps from bridge drowns in Carbon stream
Violet Santa, 27, of this city, leaped from Bearcreek bridge after telling her mother she would wash clothes at a neighbor. Her body was recovered downstream about 9 30 a m three hours later. Insomnia and ill health cited by relatives. She was a former teacher and returned here a month ago due to waning wealth. Survived by mother Mrs Bertha Lanter and siblings Herbert and Sylvia.
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Red Todge
Violet Santa
Bearcreek
Ayas
Hutte
Bertha Lanter
Herbert
Lanta
Sylvia Lamta
Butte
Bowdoin Gas Field Planned Move Toward Regina Supply
Malta June 14. Phillips county discussions focus on using the Bowdoin gas field north east of Malta to supply Regina Sask with natural gas. J C Bayle of the American British syndicate works on Rendomn structure leases as Taul J Hegiver of Casper announces unit production plans. The Big Dome and Phillips County holdings dominate land ownership as Montana Utilities lists 139,099 acres with wells serving Glasgow Hinsdale Saco Malta.
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Malta
Phillips County
Bowdoin
Regina Sask
J. C. Bayle
Nesina Tha
Taul J Hegiver
Casper
Wyo
Lateral Geological Survey
Helme
Boyle
Bowdoin Dome
Montana Utilitier
Minneapolis
Big Dome
North Dakota
Big Dame
Desta
Phllips
Bowsnin
Montana Utilities
Glasgow
Hinsdale
Saco
Fowdern Uitlides
Local residents share summer travels and visits
A flurry of short notes from Toston and Townsend record residents leaving for Billings for summer vacations, visitors from Missouri, Chicago and Three Forks, and various local calls on friends and relatives. People include Ailly Watkins, Everett Lofgrin, J A Greaves, Marty Johnson, Ruth Connor, Claude Flynn family, Lyle Middleton, Dorothy Lang, Mary Whaley, Ruella Pouch, D D Davin, Tay Allen, Reiland Kimpton, Mrs N M Arisbine, Stella Jerash, Frank Slifka, Jenny Atubblefield, Otto Anderson, Maurice Stubblefield and Jimmy.
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Toston
Ailly Watkins
Billings
Everett Lofgrin
J. A. Greaves
Mirsouri
Marty Johnson
Avon
Ruth Connor
Tay Allen
Townsend Tieaday
Reiland Kimpton
Townsend
Three Forks
Roh Allen
NM. Arisbine
Stella
Bil Jerash
Frank Slifka
Horineas
Jenny Atubblefield
Mra
Otto Anderson
Maurice Stubblefield
Jimmy
Draneen Fiawen
Townsend War Toston
Leigland Seeks 10 Collect Sd8 466 On High School Plant
Great Falls June 14 A district court suit pits HS Leigland and Lease Leigland against School District No Jas over an alleged post award contract change. Leigland seeks 3686.07 plus costs claiming alterations and added labor and materials caused large expenses. Trial by jury expected to proceed this week before Judge C S Flwelland as testimony is presented.
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Leigland
Great Fall
Great Falls High School
HS Leicland Et al
Teieland
Lease & Leigland
C. 8
Flwell
Novel Gar Plates Men At Missoula
Missoula police reported a new method to evade license purchases for automobiles. A Tuesday incident involved forged 1934 style plates cut to resemble state plates, made from metal repurposed from an old coffee can. The bogus plates were recovered from an old car and turned over to the sheriff.
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Missoula
Insurance loans in Montana remain unrestricted says Holmes
June 14. Policy holders seeking loans on their insurance are not subject to a statewide moratorium. John J. Holmes, state auditor and former insurance commissioner, said there is no Montana ban. He noted home office restrictions in other states may bind policies, and his office cannot override those rules. Several holders complained that loan requests were denied citing office bans.
Skunks Move Into Meadow Park Golf Club Grounds
Great Falls June 14 a skunk family has invaded Meadow Park Country Club grounds. The trio, led by a male, moved under the clubhouse and near the driving range, drawing curious crowds as officials plan humane measures to remove the animals without harming them. Wildlife experts monitor the scene as attempts to deter the skunks continue.
Montana Parks Open as Record Snow Delays Melt
Glacier and Yellowstone national parks begin the season with improved roads and reduced rates amid heavy snowfall and cool spring. The Going-to-the-Sun highway opens July 13 at Logan Pass, with a formal dedication planned later. Hotel closures at some points and opening dates for concessions are noted as gates clear and routes reopen.
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Associated Press
Montana
Glacier National Park
Lofty Mountains
Bates
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier Park
E. T. Scoven
Continental Divide
Logan Pass
Jury Refuses Heart Balm in Noted Bozeman Trial
Boveman June 14 Rex Cordes failed to prove damages from Mr and Mrs Knudsen for alleged alienation of his wife’s affections in a divorce suit. The district court jury returned a verdict for the defendants. The wife Vienna Man Barnett Cordes testified she left Cordes after mistreatment and could not stay. Evidence described foster care of Vivian Mae and past incidents including her removal from Cordes’ home and orders to wash dishes.
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Boveman
Rex Cordes
Otto Knoudsen
Cordes
Knudsen
Kiredreqs
Aml Ip Aomieea
Kaudsen
Rhawaf
Vivian Mae
Tin
Cardes
Woman Wins Suit On Hotel Rental in Creat Falls
In Creat Falls on June 14 a Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Company suit against Mariel Relcher ended with a no verdict for the defendant after a night session before Judge H O H Ewing. The insurer sought 1500 for hotel rental at Crrieton, formerly run by Relcher, who claimed breached terms and sought 3090 in damages. no counterclaim damages awarded. Attorneys Mulumby, Busha & Greenan for Relcher. Slattery & Tighe for the insurer.
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Creat Falls
Thal
Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Company
Mariel Relcher
Tueeda
Otlstriag
HO H. Ewing
Crrieton
Two Teens Arrested in Inland Michigan Murder Case
In Tennessee police arrest William Termwiller aged 18 of Ahave and Halin Macdonald aged 17 of Noth of Fine for alleged murder involvement. Macdonald was taken to Wirt information following his mother’s death on May 27. Termwiller reportedly confessed knowledge of the crime.
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William Termwiller
Ahave
Halin Macdonald
Noth
Mich
Neatevile
Tenn
Chareen
Macdonald
Wirt
Terkwiller Seiien
Fish Commission Tour Highlights Montana Hatchery Visit
Montana Fish and Game Commission members toured state facilities including the Georgetown hatchery in Washoe Park and the Watn Springs farm. Five million native trout have been spawned, described as among the world’s finest, with two weeks’ delay this year, and praised for improved grain stock. Attendees included Dr William Ruch of the U S Forest Service and Sterling Richards of the Western Montana Sportsmen’s Association.
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Anacoinda
Georgetown
Washoe Park
Watn Springs
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Wiliam Ruch
United Braton Forest Service
Missoula
Sterling Richards
Went
Montana Sportamen
Lincoln's Spy Rides From Helena in Civil War Tale
The piece recalls Jason W. Eagerly, nicknamed The Flea by President Lincoln, who served as a field reporter and allegedly stole Confederate plans for the Willowerrek battle. He died last night near his Helena home after a heat wave, with Lincoln's era anecdotes tied to his later travels to Helena, Montana, Omaha and Salt Lake City.
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Jann
Jason WH. Eagerly
New
Edigerly
Halena
Mant
Omaha
Salt Lake Gley
Morris Markey at Flying Ranch in Bozeman
Bozeman reports Morris Markey a nationally noted writer visiting with Clifton Smith. The feature story on Charles Te Anceney and the Flying TD ranges will appear in American Magazine, likely in November. Markey, 24, discussed his Gallatin canyon description and past McCall's pieces with Ed Durram and locals.
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Bozeman
Charles Te. Anceney
Morris Markey
Hla
Markey
McCall's
Ofia Weise
Gallatin
Clifton Smith
Gallatin Canyon
Mina
United Stats
Mwe
Bozeman Country Club
Ed Durram
Smith
Salt Lake City
New York
Dam plan for Falls area thirty foot dam proposed
Plans for a proposed thirty foot high dam five miles south of Great Falls on the Missouri River were prepared as part of a public works program. The project would cost about 1.0 million dollars, irrigate 15,000 acres, create a canal system, and employ local labor during construction. The Governor was informed last Friday but no reply had been received.
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Great Falle
Missouri River
Gay Frank Ho Cnaney
Avernar
Barthalomenw Sala
Engin
Rowatt Wirrevar
Paris
Caserde
Great Fails
Cooney
Bartholomew
Stevensville Bridge Faces Flood Threat From Mill Creek
Stevensville reports high water from Mill Creek threatening the Stevensville bridge. County engineer Hamer Ranenn led a crew of ten workers to shore the road and repair damage as the creek overran banks and flooded yards and fields. Despite rising water, the highway crew kept the bridge open for travel, with repeated floods described as near record highs for the area.
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Stevensville
Staveneville
Hamer Ranenn
Hawe
Mill Creek
Steet
Stevenaville
Naveral
Shoplifters Sentenced to Sixty Days in Jail
Lewiatown Oklahoma. Tamer Amit and dine Wendenay were found guilty of shoplifting at Penney stores. Judge Busby sentenced both to 60 days in the county jail with County Attorney J. My Mro Kenna prosecuting and Mert [eg lorie for defendants. The locale and names reflect a county court proceeding and a separate aviation note in Oklahoma City.
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Lewiatown
Tamer Amit
Dine Wendenay
Tinain
Busby
Hem
Jnr
New Truck Shipment for Forest Goes to Missoula
Fort Missoula Montana June 14 another shipment of trucks for emergency conservation work in the Montana district is now being unloaded at the Northern Pacific yards in Missoula. Beginning June 10 the initial crate of wagons believed to be the first shipment arrived and unloaded. Ten of the initial trucks have already been rented to various camps. They are driven by Butte men of the 122nd temporary stationed here. As rapidly as advised the remainder will be distributed. With the wiping of 13 Chevrolets today and yesterday the total received is now 43. Another carload is due June 13 and the final one June 11. About all trucks are contained in a carload. This group of trucks are all of gap steel box heavy duty type for nest in consteuerion work. To accord with US army quarters mater's co certifications they have been equipped with wet pan dy epp pred boslip which covers the key and may be opsed for the ceanspier tation of men and supplies during inclement weather. Approximately six of these farce Fronp etipmente af trucks and pris- Feneet cars have arrived Were since the inreprian of ee wah ath this ste. From Marely 4 to the enlates. The committee cpeparted rexgoadt turret oweis SSOU TIS wn Tee reypld were STs TH Agere ate Ueto cotterrietica of the ligger Suma were Thomas te Cadhurn oat New York. SP et Henan Duabant Wilmington te ERM. Che date Maser Atop Cot mak of Uhienga $14 009. Whatetone fa onet tei df is an nlatile omuitateyes C and in the moutha of whales.
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Fort Missoula
Montana
Missoula
Cnrtad Gf
Butte
Marter
Wrehmetan
Adam
Fly Brewery
Oita
Armani
Marely
Enlates
Rexgoadtturret
Oweis
Agere
Ueto Cotterrietica
Suma
Thomas
Billings to Hire More Teachers for Next Year
Trustees approve a 267 078 budget for the coming year with 78000 for salaries and 105 849 for high school staff. The plan adds two elementary positions and seven new high school teachers to support enrollment growth and broader programs. The total budget exceeds last year by about 22 000 while maintaining current services.
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Toston News
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Holmes
Gt. Falls Club
Great Falla
Meadoow Park Country Club
Reif Pela
Asay
Aira
Murtle
Rhack
Taratay
USA
Loast
Runcher
Ted
Tts
Yellowstone Park
Roger W. Toll
Old Faithful
Canyon
Mammoth
Lake
Yellowstone
Aitings
Capi
Tohn Merrie Morrison
AvAaTa
Fish Commission ON Inspection
Lincoln
Qnge
Helena
Herner
Mackens
Lewlatown
Thin City
Lowelawn
Markann
Morris
Flying Ranch
Oklahoma City
Winnie Mya
Wiley Poat
Byar
Prapara
At Strict
Iine
Ralph Fillitt
Gisbeed
Pitfeld
Saul
APACS
Wang Arts
Watkins
le Hapee
Eestiage
Manton
Ilelena Retail Merchants’ Exchange
Royal Cleaners and Dyers
East Sixth Avenue
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