Drunken Driving Fines in Kalispell and Bulb Reports
June updates from Montana detail George Bird of Bulb receiving $110 fine, 30 day jail sentence, and 30 day license revocation for drunken driving, with suspended sentence if paid. Kalispell saw Ral Roselle fined $159, 20 days in jail, license revoked, after pleading not guilty and appealing. two crashes involved, with testimony from Mithun Mueller and officers Striker Noble.
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Kellapell
George Bird
Bulb
Ucense
Justice of Peara
Peter P. Weberg
Bird
Ray Bryan
Nyack
Kalispell
Ronsaelle
Eugene McCarthy
Rouselle
Rausella
N. B. Mithun
A. P. Mueller
Fred Striker
H. D. Noble
Three Ured In Road Mishap On Evaro Hill Grade
Missoula June 15 A car wrecked at the top of Evaro grade with three occupants escaping with minor injuries. James A House 70 his son Toha House and a grandson James Hager of Clinton were returning from Nine Pipe reservoir when driven into a ditch and overturned. Speed cited as cause by highway patrol.
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Missoula
James A. House
Toha House
Grantaon
James Hager
Clinton
Nine Pipe Reservoir
James A. Hots
Isgaton
Mysterious prison incident leads to two arrests in Great Falls
Great Falls June 15 A curious incident in the city jail prompted police to detain Frank Daly 35 and Barney Mitchell 50 laborers after Officer Dunwiddie found them smuggling pills through a rear cell window. Daly allegedly tried to dose inmates with sedatives to intoxicate them while officers suspected liquor smuggling.
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Great Falls
Bath
W. N. Dunwiddie
Frank Daly
Barney Mitchell
Dunwiddie
Hell
Daly
Fleet
Montana seeks $300000 more for insect control campaign
Senator James B. Murray and Senator Wheeler urged Secretary Wallace and Undersecretary Wilso m to provide at least $300,000 more to sustain Montana’s insect control drive after reports that Mormon crickets are far more numerous in the state. Officials note past funds covered labor and materials, with 1,302 workers already in the fight as of June 8 and calls for additional help to preserve crops and ranges. A separate note recounts a 349 year old church bell being taken from its Thundersley, Essex, parish for recasting by a London firm.
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Washington
James B. Murray
Montana
Wallace
NM. L. Wilsom
Murray
Sanster
Burton K. Wheeler
Montane
Agriculture Department
Wheeler
Wnorka Progress Administration
W-P.a
Kenator
Mel Jehar
Thundersley
Essex
England
London
Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book Preview
Barbara Bell fashions promote practical housecoats and leisure wear in rayon prints and chintz. The Barbara Bell pattern 1323 B fits sizes 24 to 44 with yardage details and trim. send fifteen cents for the pattern book and place direct orders via the box shown.
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Barbara Beis
Barbara Bel
Barbara Bell
Stella
Barbera
Open Baton Contest Sponsored by Elk Drum Corps in Anaconda
Four Anaconda high school girls enter baton twirling contest at Washoe work pavilion to win two guest spots to lead Elk Drum Corps at the state convention in Red Lodge August 22 to 24. Judges include Lt. L. Pott with baton twirling exhibition by him and his son. The event promotes Anaconda lodge bid to host 1948 state convention.
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Anaconda
Washoe Work Pavilion
Elxs Drum and Bugle Corps
Elka Corps
Red Lodge
Peter McBride
I Corps
Ara Ftrene Winn
Zylpha Wells
Phyllia Opie
Catherine Kelly
Tl. L. Pott
Butte American Legion
Helena
Remodeling Swingston Hotel Turns To Apartment Building
Livingston June 16 announcement outlines a remodeling program for the Grabow hotel building costing upwards of 320 000. Builder Bob Bradford oversees work while Cha ney Plumbing handles plumbing and Fred Spieth handles electrical changes. Fourteen model apartments will occupy the second and third floors with nineteen applications on file. A lounge will form from the arch between offices and cafe area and a future shop space is planned from a second room. Completion targeted by September 1 occupancy. The Grabow, a comparatively modern structure at Callender and D streets, is under new owner Oscar Horeborough who acquired the property two months ago.
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Livingston
Grabow
Heatelly
Bob Bradford
Chaney Plumbing Company Wio
Fred Spieth
Livingston Business Men
Oscar Horeborough
Grabows
Bulding
Callender and
D Streets
Glacier Park popularity surges with rising reservations
Great Falls June 18 Glacier Park sees rapidly growing interest in its scenic region with rising motor trip bookings. Glacier Park Transport Co president Howard H. Hays reports increased eastbound travel, more independent parties, and expanded bus fleet to 64 vehicles. A new highway segment to Waterton and the Chief Mountain International route receive U.S. funding, with completion last year and ongoing improvements along the Many Glacier corridor.
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Great Falls
Glacier Park
Howard H. Hays
Hays
Great Falla
Glacier Park Station
Glacier
Glincier Park
Roosevelt
Burlington
Haya
Glacier Park Transport Company
Ita Ued
Pinncn of Wales
Waterdion
Alberta
Nava
Waterton
Busnes
Ranft
Hayn
United States
Babb
Tax collection totals in Phillips County 1955 levy
County Treasurer M R Nelson reports 1955 real and personal taxes levied at 33903713 dollars with 18825470 paid by May 1. May collection 93228 dollars, total May tax receipts 9365228. Comparison shows 1945 and 1936 figures, noting higher levy in 1935 and improved percentage collection despite lower dollar totals.
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Malta
M. R. Nelson
Phillips County
Nelnon
Flathead River Rises 18 Inches After Weekend Rain
Kalispell June 16 Nearly an inch of rain over the weekend raised the Flathead River by about 18 inches. Top weather observer E.8 Mark reported .26 inch fell Thursday and .60 over Saturday and Sunday. The period’s total exceeds averages, with 1.14 inches since June 1, amid heavier than usual rainfall.
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Kalispelt
Mark
Toca
It Never Rains in Butte But That It Pours
It Never Rains in Butte But That It Pours reports a weekend of heavy rainfall in Butte followed by multiple births. Six new babies were born: three boys and three girls at St James and Murray hospitals. Parents named include Harold Allen, Alvin Kerzog, Joseph Doran, Norma Tweet, James Smith, and couples Lamath and others in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Kerzog
South Washington Street
Joseph Doran
Antimony Street
Norma Tweet
Dewey Avenue
James Smith
Maryland Street
Bdor Sa Bt. James Hospital
Glacier Park Opens for 1937 Tourist Season
Glacier National Park began its 1937 season with all roads open except Logan Pass, and anticipates a record influx. A 200‑strong Kiwanis group from California and Nevada will arrive by special train Friday for the initial visiting party. In Butte, Mrs Hiram Johnson of Great Falls was elected president of the Montana State Music Teachers Association at its annual meeting with officers named.
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Glacier Park
Glacier National Park
Logan Pras
Butte
Hiram Johnson O Great Fale
Montene
Wayne Richardson
Boseman
Fanny Echolz
Great Palla
Bathor
Bonvom Mies City
Car plunges into courthouse yard in Butte crash
A sedan owned by Larry Duggan rolled from a Montene street driveway and plunged about six feet into the courthouse yard, wedged between the building and a wall. Brakes reportedly slipped, crash damaged the car’s frame, windows, and body. no one was in the vehicle as spectators watched the wrecking crew manage the removal.
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Montene Street
Aecar
Will Construct New Garage in Bozeman
Bozeman January 15 A new steel and concrete garage and service station will rise on the Adams Motor company site after last winter fire. S H Cattee of the California company says construction costs will run between 10000 and 30000 dollars. The building, leased to Adams, will be modern with all point lubrication, a showroom and shop, and a 90 foot front.
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Bozeman
Jme
Adams Motor Company
S. H. Cattee
California Company
Adame
Caffen
Catten
Commissioners Ask Clerk to Remove Abstractors Desks
County commissioners on Monday urged County Clerk W J Babington to ask two abstractors to move from the clerk and recorder’s office. They said the abstractors’ desks intrude on public space and hinder operations, calling their presence inappropriate for a public building. Australian eucalyptus trees often exceed 450 feet in height and are larger than California’s big trees.
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W. J. Babington
California
Notice of Private Sale of Montana Estate Property
Notice lists a private sale of estate assets in Lewis and Clark County Montana including 60000 shares of Madden Soraten Gravel Mines stock, 269 to 311 certificates, undivided half interests in several mining claims, and unpatented holdings. Sale under court order dated June 14 1935 with bids to be opened after June 24 and subject to 0 percent commission. proceeds to Edward Worsky office in Helena. Publication dates June 15 to 21 1935.
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Frivate
Peter Boharrentroich
Diatelet Court
Certificate O
Madden Berstch Gravel Mines
Montana Cnrporetion
Alex
Lewis and Clarknty
Monmit
Boone
Edwerd Worsky
Moraes Baudine
Hatens
Montans
I Apd
Mistriee Court
First Judicial Distelee
Montana
County of
Lewis, and Clark
Rit Carson Mining Company
Montana Corporation
Weneby
HG. W. Richter
Hig Carson Mining Company
Ald
Co A Smulding
Union Bank and ‘Trust Company
Bulldine
Helena
Lewis and Clark
W. UW
Richter
Federal Aid Project
Biate Mienway Commission of
Montane
Helene
State Capitol
Lewis and Clark County
Surrey Station
T. Isn
Jitney Awm
Roser Pass
Hea
Helen
Commission
Montara
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Missouri
Technicanl
Ceenmiasiah
Migiway Commission of
A. Harue
D. A. McKinnon
Mwn
Offcers Elected By 4 H Slurs Of State In Bozeman
A Montana notice reports 4 H officers elected at the eighth annual convention in Bozeman with Virginia Allant named president and Averatt Shuey, James Baker, and Billett chosen for key posts. Board plans June meeting on water, drought, and crickets. bids for district transport and school work due later in June. various officials caution about bids and contracts.
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Bozeman
Jana
Virginia Allant
Toton County
Busi Nexs Sonsinna
Averatt Shuey
Nosebud
James Baker
Cascade County
Billett
Miesnula County
Sec
Scrool
Tiaard
Board of School Trusters
Anx
Thomas Wf. Herrin
Cnntrman
Hier, Cieck
Achaol District No
Boxast
Helena
Inc
James Montgomery Flag Donates Forest Fire Art
James Montgomery Flag donates the painting Your Forests Your Fault Your Loss to Roosevelt. Major Evan W Kelley notes the piece will be used as a national poster to warn about forest fire dangers. The work depicts Uncle Sam as a forest ranger warning against wildfires and urges care to protect forests and wildlife.
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Missoula
James Montgomery Figg
United States
Addy
Roosevelt
Evan W. Kelley
Flags
North
Kelley
Uncle
Sam
Forest Rangers
Forest Crea
Forest Service
Flathead Forest Fires Temporarily Safe After Rain
Kalispell Montana June 16 forests in Flathead will be safe from fires for about 10 days due to soaking rains on June 12 and 13 delivering around 0.70 inches of moisture across eight ranger stations. Officials note lower areas may dry faster, but overall fire risk should be reduced with rainfall and normal conditions expected.
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Kalispell
Fune
Ayres
Flathead Forest
Flethead Forest
Offleiaia
Focal
Ifor
Schafer Station
Big Praitls
Swan Station
Condon
Coram
Spotted Bear
Ble Creek
Tally Lake
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Fvaro Hill
Hilinge
Great Fila
Roseman
Pingh
Princess
Barbara Bell Pattern
New Montgomery Avene
Francisco
Bucloved
Cole
Adarem
Eels
All IN
By Beck
Qos
Kee
ELK Drum Corps
Swingston Hotel
Ata
Phillips. CO
Flathead River
Federal Land Bank OF Omaha
Novick
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Fecenar Lawa Banx
Milea
Southeastern
Montana County Association
Trua Éts
Schent Atetrict No
Helena Chrols
Frances Forgy
James Montgomery
Flathead — Forest
Cambridge
Mass
Lioyd's of
Arthur FL Blanchard
Peferai Ald Probel
Noderie
Alyen Hhac
Imanravemens
Lawtter
State Highway Commission of Mana
Catd Commission
Selene
Wnt
Canaisis
Murtacine
Melena-Houldar
Jefferson
U. S
Melenm
Autvestation
Het Sroerammed & Mum
Akinea
Felt
Melenn
Hmanseh
Mantana
State High+ Hiden
Way Commission
Montana Relief Commission
Burts
United States Bureau of Fablis
Misroula
Vichy
L. A4
Brandford
Atala
Publis Wellere
Nfonresh
Wichway Commtasion
TY. M. Brandford
Public Western
Helens
Toy A. Matus
Felons
Montank
Meee
Whitshed
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