Glasgow Woman Charged with Kidnapping in Court
Glasgow June 15 A Glasgow woman, 38, held on $200 bond on a kidnaping charge. C C Lunstad of Opheim filed the complaint. The case goes to justice court June 18. Divorce and custody arrangements had given the children Herne and Lillin to Ms Lunstad. Alleged kidnaping occurred last week. Officers arrested Mrs Lunstad at Wolf Polot and the girls were returned to Ms Lunstad. case moved from Opheim to Glasgow.
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Gare
Lune Lunstad
Mm. Gall
C C Lunstad
Ophelm
Justice Court
Mra Lunsted
Herne
Lillin
Ms Lunstad
Ophem
Youth Who Took Girl For a Little Trip Is Arrested
Lewistown June 15 Willam Hailstone about 18 was arrested by the sheriff and jailed on a felon charge awaiting further investigation. Authorities say Hailstone left Lewistown by auto with a 16 year old girl and passed themselves off as a married couple. They returned here Friday night but were traced to Winnett and brought back. Deputy Counts Attorney E K Cheadle filed the felon complaint.
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Lewistown
Willam Hailstone
Tlws
Hailstone
Theo
Winnett
E K Cheadle
Girl Injured When Car Overturns on Fort Shaw Road
Great Falls on a Sunday afternoon a car overturned near Fort Shaw injuring a girl identified as Wales of Fort Shaw and Jo ham Tichter. both occupants escaped with bruises as the vehicle skidded into another machine. The injured was taken to a local hospital for treatment. condition reported as not serious.
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Fort Shaw Road
Great Falls
Maxine Wales
Fort Shaw
Joham Tichter
Langers Corner
Timo
Wiley
Toa Ones
Boy Rescued From River Fatally Dies In Glasgow
Dick Schaefer, a young lad who nearly died Tuesday afternoon while swimming the Milk river in Glasgow, died Friday at 5 a m in Deaconess hospital after being rescued and treated. He was found by Willard Hubbard after divers searched the water. Authorities delay funeral plans until relatives are located.
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Glasgow
Dick Schaeffer
Swimmin
Deaconess
Tick
Orville Mihm
Willard Hubbard
Hoyt
Wisconsin
Yakima Wash
Fur Factory to Open in Butte by Beckman Brothers
Beckman Brothers announce a new fur factory and retail salesroom in Butte with a manufacturing shop and raw fur buying station at Lake West Park Street. Al Beckman, president, moves to Butte with his family. Beckman Brothers own facilities in Great Falls and operate fur brokerage in New York City plus a buying office in Seattle. They have conducted Montana business for 30 years.
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Butte Tune 15
Butts Industries
Beckman Brothers Pioneer
Butte
al Beckman
Selfink
West Pairk Street
Wiv Davin Beckman
White Sulphur Springs News Highlights and Visits
White Sulphur Springs residents and visitors are listed in a dense flow of social notes. William Smith recovers from a gunshot wound to the forearm. Ben Lundquist and Mrs Higgins relatives travel to Chicago. multiple locals, including Mrs Kate Cookson and Isabel Tahnston, depart for Long Beach for health and study. Community members travel to Helena, Livingston, Great Falls, and Rochester for visits, medical care, or schooling.
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White
William Smith
Wrial
Ben Lundquist
Glasenn
Tames Higgins
Chicago
T HH Healy
The
Springs
Jackie Bowles
Bozeman
A McIntyre
Bills
Helena
Holland
Tcho
Philips
Viastar
Kate H Cookson
Isabel Tahnston
Long Beach
Iahnston
James T Wood
Butte
Butte Refora Returning They 9111 Algo Vistt
Great Falls
Blelger
Martinsdale
George McGuire
Sheep Creek
Wolfe
George Nelson
Livingston Hospital
H J Berg
Matrice D Holmes
Lethbridge
Alberta
Munson
Holmes
North Dakota
Walter Donald
Allings
George Beuzle
Donald
Beurte
Pan Ald
Hillings
Mike Joyce
Robert Wells
Harry East
Lower Valley
A Hf Watson
Shirley Ann
St Paul
Minneapolis
J M Wolfe
Mart Rose
Livingston
Bovéman
Mra Wolfe
Meeker
Hutte
Twohey
Chicaro
Jennie Catlin
Capenterta
Califa
Bya . Anderson
Catlin
Catlin Place
I K Kalgerman
Jay
Clark Kalgerman
Calet Justice Law Callaway
C A Winn
Lowell Schendel
June
George Fowles, Jr
Rochester
Minn
City by the Lake Plans Rodeo for Fourth of July
Polson aims a three day rodeo from July 3 to 5 organized by James Laza of the Little Bitter Root with Polson business leaders. Cowboys from across the country plan to attend to compete in broncho busting bareback riding steer riding calf roping cow milking and various rodeo stunts including a bear roping as a novelty. Prizes are expected to be substantial and a large food supply will be available.
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Polson
Plane lands off Gore hill after wind gusts
Mrs Vance guiding her Waco aircraft to a landing on Gore hill encountered a wind pocket just off the airport causing the propeller to crack and the tail to tilt. She halted the motor to prevent fire as the craft rolled toward the hill edge amid rain and dust. The plane, a recent gift from her father, was not in hangar service after last year's hangar fire.
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Gore Hill
Mia Karl Vance
Waco
Mra
Vance
Wan
Vancean
Mr Milligan Faces Uphill Task In Public Hurdle
A damaged OCR item notes Mr Milligan of a city grappling with constitutional limits as he faces political and business scrutiny. It recalls his past as proprietor of the Kentucky Liquor House, with a legend on a returned bottle reminding him of prior engagements and an era when he ran the business solo after buying out a partner.
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Milligan
Kentucky
Doa Hatora Volaeqd
Congress
Filliard
Fire Causes Slight Damage at Winifred
A fire at a West Main Street dwelling owned by Mrs Mary FR Carson caused slight damage. The blaze began in an upstairs partition and extended to the roof before neighbors aided with water and chemicals. Firemen arrived with a large chemical engine, and the loss was kept minor.
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Winifred
Mary FR Carson
West Main Street
Avon
Carson Wan
Re enacting 1881 Golden Jubilee Marriage in Butte
Arthur Guay and Amidel Wizard marked their golden jubilee at St Anns church in Butte with a reenacted ceremony recalling their 1881 marriage at St Michel de Beaupre in Quebec. They are both 74, have 11 children, 29 grandchildren, and resided in Butte for 40 years on Nine Mile road.
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Mra Guay
Archies Guay
Edgar Guay
A Michaud
Mre G Redfern
Mra J .Walker
Butte
William Sterner
Silver How
Marie Monfort
Montreal
Canada
Armanda Guay
California
Glacier Park Fire Protection Praised by Expert
J D Cottman, fire control expert from Berkeley, praises Glacier National Park for organized fire protection comparable with national standards. He toured parks, spoke at the park training school, and noted latent developments in fire prevention during his preseason visit before moving to Rainier Park, Washington.
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Glacier Park Station
Glacier National Park
J D Cottman
Berkeley
Calif
Cartman
Ralnier Park
Washington
Baying
Love of Flowers Lands Soldier in The Guard House
A Missoula soldier from Fort Missoula was found taking flowers from the Adams Street garden of the One Warden home. Early Sunday a man on the premises found him with a peony and took him to the city jail where he was later turned over to military authorities at the fort.
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Love of
Missoula
Adams Street
Large Rosebud Ranch Changes Ownership
ForsythJune 15 One of the largest ranch properties in the Cartersville irrigation district changed hands when the Albricht ranch was bought from Mrs Villa C Albright by Dan Lockie of Calabar and Joe Holt of Rosebud Tie. Land includes 4000 acres with 300 under irrigation and three and one half sections of grazing land on Horse Creek. Deal includes all farm equipment but no livestock. Possession given at once as Mr and Mrs Dan Lockie move to the ranch. Mrs Albright departs for Great Falls to reside. Denver June 19. A 113 months old girl was strangled to death yesterday by a falling window. The child Laura Beverly Beauchamp dislodged a stick supporting an open window beside her erf. The window fell, caught the child and pinched her neck against the railing of the erf. There was no outcry from the child. her mother paid. Authorities were told the child slept and was found dead after the mother left.
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Forsyth
Cartersville
Albricht
Villa C Albright
Dan Lockie
Calabar
Joe Holt
Rosebud
Horse Creek
Dan Lochle
Mrs Albright
Great Falls
Denver
Laura Beverly Beauchamp
Glacier National Park Opens Monday for Record Summer
Glacier National Park opens for the season as officials expect the best season on record. Superintendent C T Scoyen notes a 25 percent rise in travel over last year with 18 300 automobiles and 60 950 passengers in 1930. Roads are in good shape, new trails planned, and several camp facilities plus five auto camps and improved bus service announced to handle expected crowds.
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Glacier National Park
Great Falls
America
Great Playground
West
Montana
National Recreation Center
C T Scoyen
Park Ia
Scoven
Blackfoot
Logan Pass
Belton Clear
Glacier
A J Binder
Glacier Park
Bolton Chalet
Auto Compa
Glacier Park Transportation Company
Howard W Hays
Missing Valier man tied to irrigation funds shortfall
Harry Olson, secretary treasurer of the Valier Montana Land and Water Co, disappeared with an estimated eight to twenty thousand dollars in company funds. His wife and five children were left behind. a second man, linked to Olson, is believed to have fled with him to Honduras, where no extradition treaty exists. Investigators found cash diverted from maintenance funds, with checks removed from files. Company figures include T W Spler of Walter as president and McMillan of Minneapolis with substantial holdings.
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Harry O Jen
Ha Vi- Mer
Montana Land and Water Core
Miasing Angap
Oleon
Valler Te
Valter
Hare Daily News
Walier
Chicago
Olron
Great Falls
Yakima
Notnin
Olson
Cerlain
T W Spler
Walter
Walter Montana Land and Water Co
Carey Land Act
New York
Bouss
McMillan of Minneapolis
Hems Madr Oman
Honduras
Wailer
United States
Four Pairs Twins Take Examinations
Rural pupils across Madison county had four pairs of twins taking May examinations. Participants included Tanetti and Janiece Olver Evaleen and Kathleen Henrich Mary and Felon Rausch and Lyanuel and Machel Schneidmiller, all noted for their twin pairs. A later Seattle note tells of George W Summers digging for flesh worms and uncovering 16 dollars in counterfeit dies at inspection.
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Virginia Cus
Madison County
Tanetti
Janiece Olver
Evaleen
Kathleen Henrich
Mary
Felon Rausch
Lyanuel
Machel Schneidmiller
Seattle
George W Summers
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Rot Ringling
Lauren Kubride
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Anam Misa
Mary Louise Ford
Wolf Point
William Lepley
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St Catherine College
Orville Harris
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