Lewiston Boy Earns Dramatic Diploma at Cornish
Clifford Dobson of Lewiston completed the three year drama program at the Cornish school Seattle meeting stringent requirements for a diploma. He rose from minor roles to leading parts in Core mish productions earning praise from critics and instructors. Dobson also supported himself by day as a bookkeeper for a downtown furniture store and was elected president of his graduation class.
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Lawtrow
Clifford Dobson
Fergus Lugh
Vrs
Dobson
Cornich «Chon
Seattle
Dobton
Burton
Tames
Coremish Players
Ing
Dobyons
Ihsene
Wild Duck Baird
Henning Norgers
Flood
Clown
Ensign Blades
Barnes Quality Street
Sir Andrew
Twelfth Sight
Barber
Lighted Lamp Floats Down Flood Waters at Wise River
Report of flood observations shows a table with a lit lamp drifting in the current. The home of William Periton was carried downstream, yet interior items remained undisturbed. A body clue near Charles Tergison’s remains and a cow herd stampede followed the Miller herd release.
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Butte
Wise River
Charles Tergison
Mike
Entertainment is Purpose of Company Missoula Tune 18
The Mitsagla rese Dration corporation formed to entertain the public and private events through carnivals fairs and bazaars. Articles fled at the court clerk and recorder Nave directore al Mess. Only men will serve for three months. Cap Wal stock at 83 $2,000 and shares to be St rach. Term of hie will be 40 years. Temporary directors listed: Phil Sheridan Jesse Rothenbre T W Sterling RG Smail Tod Taylor James Walsl Mae Genereally 7 1 Hourdeau T 4 Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Carncoats
Mitsagla Rese Dration Corporation
Phil
Sheridan Jesse Rothenbre
T W
Sterling RG Smail
Tod Taylor
James
Walsl Mae Genereally
Hourdeau
Anderson
Messenger Boy Injured in Fall
A messenger boy was injured in a fall near Butte as he was delivering a message. Witnesses say he grabbed a rung and slipped, colliding with a nearby cart. AL McGongle assisted until medical help arrived, with only minor injuries reported.
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Messenger Boy
Butte Ture
Wendell Pearson
Brov Ag
Wren Vevdle
AL McGongle
Boys Race Flood Down Gorge to Warn People
Tyler Nelson, Washington appointee to the naval academy at Annapolis, and Dick O Brien of the Rio theater survived a seven mile flood ride in the Big Hole gorge. Awakened by rising water they raced to Allentown and back toward the bridge, helping residents as a section of the bridge and later a flood crest slammed away the structure. The fast Chrysler carried them through the torrent as residents moved furniture to safety.
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Butle
Tyler Nelson
Washington
Naval Academ
Annapolis
Dick O Brien
Rio Theater
Wire River
Big Hole
Allentown
Alonday
Coer
Chrysler Auto
Dewey
Dude
Nelson
Fontanz
Raihety Rata
Athe Bredge
True man family lost in flood near Butte
The Trueman family fled a dam breach in a car as floodwaters surged through a canyon. The bridge collapsed before their eyes and Mr Trueman was swept away. Mrs Trueman and two daughters drowned, Betty and Luther survived but were injured. bodies of Mrs Trueman and Charles Ferguson recovered, others not yet found.
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Butte
Trueman
Fants
Cols Am
Hier
Beng
Betts
Luther
Betty
Logan News Items Outline Local Moves and Visits
Logan residents report staffing changes at the Togan tunigh room as Logan natives take new posts in Helena and nearby towns. Visitors and summer plans include Ruth Rollings in Logan with Mire Henderson, and Mrs Purdy visiting from Detroit to spend the season in Clenwood Wash with her daughter.
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Tagan Tune 4
Mel Trust
Fardhurst
Togan
Helena
G. Rollings
Ruth
Bozeman
Logan
Mire Wow Henderstott
Vercome
Townsend Mes
Tord Purdy
Detroit
Clenwood Wash
Purdy
Wiss Carrie Jonson
RA Seaton
Maseline
Opal
WW Jenney
Three Forks
Thomas Young
Osmf
Sarah Rollings
Misa Katheryn Trynn
Horeman
August Zoeller
Ni? Bunch
DA Phenix
Mrz Zweller
Woodsman search continues for missing body near Greenough
Missoula June 15. Derek Gunderson, a Gunderson logging employee at Greenough camps, drowned when his car went into the river Sunday. Rescue efforts have been hampered by high water and muddy conditions as Chris Amberg and other camp workers assist Missoula County officials in locating the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Derek Gunderson
Blackfoot
Gundersonshire
Gunderson
Greenough
Chris Amberg
Missoula County
Five Auto Loads Settlers Coming to Stevensville
Five auto loads of settlers from Iowa are en route to Stevensville in Potter Root valley, expected to arrive soon. The party, totaling 16 persons, consists of Towis relatives who already settled in the valley last summer after a trip with the Northern Pacific. RT Spaulding, former Missoula chamber of commerce secretary, provided the update in Missoula.
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Missoula
Stevensuille
Potter Root Villey
Iowa
RT Spaulding
Goes Over Cliff Leaves Cray Severely Injured
A vehicle went over a cliff near the Vanderhoff home on Saturday, injuring Cray. He was trapped under the car and rescued by Mr. Vanderholt who summoned help. Cray was taken to Northern Pacific Hospital in Missoula. he had been returning from Hot Springs with his wife and daughter.
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GM Cray Northern
Thompson Talls
Vanderhoff
Cray
Vanderholf
Nick
Northern Pacific Hospital
Missoula
Hot Springs
Hns
Washington rust Proof Asparagus Promoted by Hopkins
PoL Hopkins reports a new rust proof asparagus variety developed by the agriculture department after years of plant breeding. The Wants show vigorous growth during warm spring days and resemble a miniature forest of fir trees, making asparagus farming appear interesting and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pol Hopkins
Washington
Department of Agrculture
Hopkins
Former Falls Woman Victim in New York Jewelry Theft
Jewelry valued at 200000 was stolen from Mrs Carl J Schindlap of New York formerly Misa Trances Cooper of Great Falls. Burglars forced a second floor window while the family slept, taking priceless pieces including a 140000 pearl necklace and several platinum rings, bracelets, and a diamond watch. The victim’s husband held insurance. Mrs Schmidlap is tied to prominent local stockmen and banking figures.
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Carl J Schindlap
New York
Misa Trances Cooper
Great Falls
Schmuidlap
Mill Neck
Metropolis
New York Times
Burghra
Schmidlap
O G Cooper
Great Bally
Cooper
Montana
Schmindlap
Kew York
Toole Storm Soaks Roads Need Warm Weather for Crop
Toole Storm drenched roads over the weekend as ground remains saturated. Early grain and potatoes show slow growth due to cold, cloudy conditions. ovin seedlings and later plantings emerge slowly while fields stay waterlogged and motorists avoid ungraveled routes in boundary country.
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Boundary Country
Toston News reflects community visits and arrivals
Townspeople attend Eastern Star in Towssenit and Helena shoppers trend. Visitors include Mrs James Bem, Mrs Joe Groves, Mr and Mrs Ralph Chubbuch, and families arriving from Bozeman, Spokane, and Sand Pot Idaho. Social rounds feature a bridal shower, hospital news, and local guests at Townsend homes.
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Toston
Lester
Billings
Watkins Holker
Tohnson
Poston Jett
Bozeman
Ralph Chubbuch
Sout Bend
Spokane
Tack Klein
Brain Bas
P Murphy
J Smarel
Townsend
Utd
Mis
Triton
College Attendance Shifts Amid Rising Tuition Costs
A fragmented note cites John D. Rockefeller’s address and discusses how private colleges and universities, once funded to train teachers and professionals, now attract students for broader benefits. It notes costs rising, student choices broadening, and the academic environment evolving with community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ty Rockefeller
Uie
Lanebon
Brown
Saul
Killed by Indians Cemetery Plats in Cascade County
Two survey maps for Sumner Fort Shin and Sun River cemeteries in Cascade County list burial plots by violent death. Notable sections include Killed by Indians with Malcolm Clark 1869 remains, Murdered with Brown and McQuire, Killed by Lightning for Henry Wetland, Drowned for Johnson Cody and another, and Accidental Death featuring Kate Campbell 1878 along the North Fork of the Sun River.
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Great Falls
Utique
Cascade County
Lockhart
Sumner
Fort Shin
Case Vane County
Sun River
Montana
Ine Dans
Malcolm Clark
Sieben Ranch
Wolf Creek
Rube Beck
Renaree
Pete
Brown
McQuire
Henry Wetland
Carnes
Johnson
Cody
Kate Campbell
North Fork of
Situ River
Laboratory work to begin on state research building
A grove of pine trees has been chosen for a three story brick laboratory to be erected by the state for the research work of the public health service and the state board of entomology. Plumbers are on site laying pipe lines and work should be underway within days. The estimated cost is 50000.
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Hmanutton
Public Health Service
State Board of Entomology
Miles City Pioneer Dies at His Home
Miles City loses a longtime resident after the death of a pioneer who spent about fifty years in the city. Services will be at the Episcopal church with Rev. J Grogg officiating. arrangements pending arrival of information from relatives in Chicago and Gapada.
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Miles City
Bnell
Chicago
Gapada
Ctl
Lpscopal Church
Res
White Sulphur Springs News Summary
White Sulphur Springs residents report asthma illnesses and fevers over the past week while others travel to Mars Ohio and Helena for family, university, and encampment activities. Several locals visit Bozeman, Missoula, and Livingston. Miss Gratchy departs Delaine. Royer, Pantera, and Tero noted for medical or travel reasons.
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Kate Cookson
Wardog Davison
Mars Ohio
Henry Shaw
Mussen
McDonald
Matilda Spencer
Missoula
DE Grewell
Harold In- Neesen
National
Guar
Harrowton
Helena Afra
Gerald Edwards
Mra
Jor
Royer
Bozeman
Pete Pantera
Miss Gratchy
Delaine
Livingston
Charles
Tyman
Isel Hanser
Ringling
Wastlochor
Angeles
Whitefish voters approve gym levy for school building
Whitefish trustees win approval for a 218000 levy to remodel the existing gym and finance a new 40000 gymnasium for Whitefish High School. The plan, based on Banks and Partners design, covers remodeling costs and the new building with no future interest. Enrollment has grown from 180 to over 200, highlighting space shortages in library typing bookkeeping and laboratories.
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Winterel
Whitehish
Archiect Banks
Whitefad High School
Watson News from the Watson Home and Nearby Events
Watson, June 153-Phner and Robert Watson hosted Friday night guests at the Watson home. Ranger Bert Goorman and Grazing Inspector HOH Hendron visited the range, Gadlina Lrought Iitteries installed telephones along the forest line, and Jimes Troggett of Fort Logan stayed hospitalized then planned a return home. Watson brothers reported lamb savings, a heavy snow dampened sheep, and Art Watson sold portions of wool and coyote pups to Ray Bruce of Canton for future breeding.
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Jimes
Fort Logan
Butte
Hugh Weed
Steveny Ho
White Suphur Springs
Arthur Watson
Watson
Watson Brothers
Lanthe
Bingham
Archie Watson
Art Watson
Art Moran
White Sulphur Springs
Townsend
Ray Bruce
Canton
Coyote
George
Thiret
the & C Devht
Heaver
Diismap
Missouri Valley
Snedaker Basin
Tlarker
Leslies Wain
Grandma Watson
Helena
Hunter's Hat
Pencils once labeled as lead despite graphite core
The article notes that pencils are called lead though their core is graphite, a practice that persisted into the 1800s. It highlights confusion from the old terminology and explains the historical switch from metallic lead to graphite.
Body sighting below Great Falls bridge prompts river search
Unidentified man’s body was reported seen floating in the Missouri River below the Tenth Street bridge in Great Falls. Deputies and utility officials searched for hours without finding the body, and authorities doubted the sighting, suggesting it may have been driftwood or another object. The source could not verify who provided the report.
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Great Falls
Mianxouri
Tenth Street ‘Bridge
Rob Gordon
Gordon
Jack Abrams
H E Locke
Montana Power Company
Volta
Ramnbow
Dent
Locke
Rainbow
Evrlier Falls
Pioneer Fruit Man Ill in Montana Hospital
Pioneer fruit man and former chief of Montana’s horticulture division, Mr Wood, is seriously ill in a Kahapell hospital after returning from California. A pioneer figure in western Montana, he organized the Rocks Bar orchard on Flathead Lake and led state horticultural efforts from his Missoula base.
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Migtottla
T . Wood
Division of Horticulture
Montana
Kahapell
Wood
California
Missoula
Montaya
Mr Wood
Rocks Bar
Flathead Lake
Airplane Lands Near School Grounds After Engine Trouble
Pilot Steve Lacey and passenger R Gollaher were forced to land east of the school grounds while flying from Great Falls to Glasgow. After correcting engine trouble they resumed the trip. The unexpected arrival stirred excitement in the vicinity.
Waver os well shows prospects towns excite
Conrad June 15 heavy showing of oil and gas at the Waver structure depth 3460 feet boosts activity after the Arnold well at Pondera last week Drilling halted to prevent water ingress from a shallower horizon Madison oil contact gas shows from Devonian zone seen, with operators optimistic about Montana prospects.
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Conrad
Dermain
Arnold
Pondera
Madison- Oil
Utal
Opera
Gaz
Allen
Great Sally
Montana
Vandade
Lontad
Smoking ban in Bitter Root National Forest
An order issued by the Bitter Root National Forest district forester at Pareston prohibits all campers and visitors in the Bitter Root National Forest from smoking or building fires except where a special permit allows. The restriction runs September 10 across lands within the forest boundary, with specific places designated for permitted smoking and fires.
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Hamilton
MOF
Witter Root National Forest
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Toston News
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Orient
Moon
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Vancouver
Gould
Whitefish
Watson News
STE
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Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Aim Meiers
Colorado
Fi Tasin
Kemeno
Cpolarine
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