Norman Olson Dies in Auto Crash Near Poluon
One killed and three injured in a wreck two miles north of Poluon on the West aid a highway to Winthead lake. Norman Olson, 24, died from skull fracture as Elmer Olson, Jerry Ole, and Ed Sigsworth suffered injuries. Coroner to hold an inquest. Die alleged to have been speeding and failing a curve. Norman had moved from Seattle about a year ago and was formerly a resident of the city.
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Fotson
Rai
Poluon
Winthead Lake
Norman Olson
Ole Olson
Jerry Ole
Elmer Olson
Norman
Ed Sigsworth
Seattle
Oln
Brussea
Cuta
Signeworty
Poipon
Olson
John Dimon
Die
Elliston social notes from a busy Helena weekend
Elliston residents and visitors mingle through Helena calls and local gatherings. Families including Moblin Johnson and Dougherty clan spent Sunday in Helena, with many people visiting churches, stores, and relatives across Avon Galen Deer Lodge and Butte. The column notes several brief social errands and a baseball game against Galen ending 11 to 1 in favor of Elliston. A King Gustav anniversary report from Stockholm closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Dunn
T. Kuehn
Susan
Ann Beckwith
Hayes
Bill Senecal
F. E. Dougherty
Maryann
Betty
Regina Greany
Galen
Relailyver
Dick Greany
Butte Business
Saturdur
Eddie Eva
James N. Poungherty
Helen Greany
Helena
Scott Stover
Annie Martinesy
Edna Maudlin
James Standley
Set
Jim Standley
Teen Meadow
Deer Lodge
Thomas Qualls
Buster Kelley
Glen Nelson
Lowie Mizner
John Yoakum
Butte
Bob Thompson
Alhambra
Leo Kelley
Greany
Paul Greany
DB. Jenkins
Davenport
Towa
Jace Thompson
Portland
Percy Barney
Tabicia
Delbert Lindquist
Jack Martin
George
Reno
Irene Hieta
Reymond Lindquist
Helene Callera
Louise Mariella
Rose
Nellie
Helens
Minor Quake Shakes Manhattan and Bozeman
A small earthquake rattled Manhattan and parts of Bozeman on Monday evening with windows and dishes affected. Residents reported a separate 4 am shaker in Manhattan, while Bozeman noted no morning tremor. seismograph readings at Montana State College logged a six second event at 10 32 08 p m. local time.
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Bozeman
Bozematr
Manhattan
Montana State College
Eric Therkelson
Co ed campus book off press at State University Missoula
The third annual Montana Co Ed Campus Book Now Off The Press edited by Beverly Knowles a Missoula journalism graduate appointed by Theta Sigma Phi features Vernetta Shepherd Mary Elrod Ferguson and campus buildings. It covers women’s organizations activities counselor system and wardrobe guidance for freshmen with messages of welcome from Ferguson and Shepherd. Distribution will occur next fall during freshman week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernetta Shepherd
Washoe
Associated Women Students
Mary Elrod Ferguson
Canpus
Misa Knowles
Doa Ferguson
Miss Shepherd
Plan to Spud in Shallow Test Well Near Hobson Dome
Lewistown June 15 A local stir followed news a shallow test well will be spudded today about a half mile east of Hobson on the Hobson dome by the Mesmoore interests. About 10,090 acres leased and tested by F I E Hunt of Adair Iowa and his associates have been subleased to the $50 foot level by Mesmoore interests aided by Pete Haven. The lease will include at least three wells with expected production of four to six barrels if successful. An existing rig west of Hebron is ready and drilling is to begin this morning and proceed to completion barring setbacks.
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Lewistown
Hobson
Hobson Dome
Hunt
Adair
Iowa
Hia
Mesmoore Intereals
Pete Haven
Despcrates
Sib-Leasars
Ella
Hebron
False Fire Alarms Prompt Chief to Consider Box Removal
Fire Chief Pred Martin denounced a rash of false alarms after the eighth incident since ten electric boxes were activated last week. The Park and Alagama street box rang at 9 pm drawing seven youngsters fleeing, marking the tenth call since installation, eight of which were deemed pranks. The article also notes a steel price report about Carnegie-Illunts Steel cutting galvanized sheet by $22 per ton for Q3 delivery.
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Pred Martin
Park and
Alagama
STEED
New York
Carnegie-Illunts Steel Corporation
United State Bleu Corporation
Milton Popovich Named All American Star To Play Redskins
Milton Popovich of Montana, a top football star, was invited to join the College All American All Stars to face the Washington Redskins on August 41. He will report to Northwestern August 13, then join the Chicago Cardinals after the August 31 game, aiming to prove Montana’s talent to eastern critics.
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Missoula
Milton Poporich
Montana
Washington Redskins
Chicago Tribune
Penorich
Arch Ward
The
Tribune
Northwest
Northwestern University
Chicago Cardinals
Anxiong
Footeball
Popovich
Indian Tribes Plan July 4 Celebration in Ronan Montana
Three major tribes the Flatheads Kootenais and Penobscots plan a three day festival in Ronan Montana July 2 3 and 4 featuring native dances art exhibits a daily parade and carnivals plus modern baseball games to showcase traditional life and attract both Native and white interest in social and economic life. Upton Sinclair abandons the New Deal and launches a progressive campaign with La Vallettes of Wisconsin.
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Ronan
Mont
E. C. Fritz
Baptiste Pichett
Cavneil
Flatheads
Kootenals
Pen Oreilles
Spokane
Nez Perce
Crow
KEW
Pasadena
Calift
Upton Sinclair
Progressive Party
la Vallettes
Wisconsin
Billings Proud Of New $10,000 Athletic Plant
Billings citizens boast Civic Center park as Montana’s top athletic complex as WPA funds finalize upgrades. The oval pool with 200 by 135 feet concrete surface features a 11 foot deep center for skilled swimmers and a surrounding shallow area for beginners. Lighting and landscaping progress with completion expected by June 20 amid planned baseball games and park improvements.
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Atove
Billings
Civic Center Athletic Park
Montana
Billingé
Civic Center Park
Club Center Park
WPA
Jenpa
Bounds
W.P A
Watson News items from Montana mines and locals
The Watson area reports activity at Bowl der gatch and nearby mines with Tim Bray and George Becker among those traveling to White Sulphur Springs for a dip. Bozeman interests eyed Benton gulch drag line. locals, hunts, and fishing trips fill a busy Sunday with letters, meals, and camp life. A bear incident near Otto’s mine home involved Clarence Morris and Hans Halonen. Berlin note adds a beheading for espionage at Ploetzensee.
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George Becker
McClaren Brothers
Ready Cash Gulch
Sheridan
Boulder Bar
T le
Mr. Deems
Bozeman
Benton Gulch
Richard J. Bice
Busideas
Clarence Watson
Frank Erlinger
Helena
Watson
Smith River
Les Manley
Copler, Obile
Leslie Watson
Watson Hay Ranch
Ming Luella Watson
Frank Bingham
Richard Raleigh
Misa Luella Watson
Niche Moran
Meagher County
Presbyterian
Jon Boyer
San Francisco
Almee Shearer
Emmett Dempsey
Otto
Billy Hoga
Elelena
Beaver
Raymond Ward J
Bingham
Clarence Morris
Forest
Hans Halonen
Iim
Morris
Cuba
Albert M Bien Old Time Montana Man Passes On Tuesday
Albert Morietz Bien a prominent member of Montana pioneer families died this morning at St Joseph hospital after a three year illness He was born February 4 1870 in Blackfoot City and moved with his family to Deer Lodge where he remained active in public affairs He served as county treasurer from 1906 until 1918 and later worked in mortuary businesses He is survived by his wife Lula Bien a son Ferris of Seobey three daughters Elinora Mechain Spokane Margaret Soderstrom Los Angeles and Virginia Bien Spokane two sisters Anna O Halloran Spokane and Clara Jordan California.
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Neer Lodge
Albert Morietz Bien
Montana
St. Joseph Hospital
Blackfoot City
Morietz Bien
Montuns
Deer Lodge
County Commissioners’ Association
Tle
Mainess
Blen & Ross Mortuary
Lula Blen
Ferris
Seobey
Elinora Mechain
Spokane
Margaret Soderstrom
Los Angeles
Virginia Bien
Spokena
Anna O'Halloran
Clara Jordan
California
Long Eared Baby Causes Trouble for Foster Cat
Evzeman June 15 report describes a frisky snowshoe rabbit adopted by a mother cat owned by Margaret Jeanne Langohr, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Langohr. Over the past week the cat had four kittens and the rabbit often escapes the box, prompting the mother to repeatedly retrieve it by the nap.
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Evzeman
Margaret Jeanne Langohr
Don Langohr
Margaret Jeanne
Don
Women rescued from coal mine in Ashland Pa
Ashland Pennsylvania June 15 two trapped men and a son were brought out by rescuers after two days in a makeshift coal mine. The elder Sninskowaky, 45, and Peter Jr., 17, were said to be in good condition and admitted to a hospital. Mary Sninskowaky, the elder’s daughter, stood by as her parents were freed.
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Ashland
PIA Father and Son
Resru Era
Peter Sninskowaky
Shenandoah
Peter, Jr
Shingskowsky
Mary
Forfeiture Notice with Mines Claim in Jefferson County
Legal notice of three hundred dollars labor expenditure to hold the Jack Placer Mining claim on Quartz Creek North Fork Jefferson County Montana. Co owners names, publication dates in 1893, and warnings to contribute or lose claim. Also estate sale notice for Madden Beratch Gravel Mines stock and related quartz claims in Lewis and Clark County Montana with bid terms and sale date.
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Helene
Moselle
Tod L Garvin
J. D. McEachern
Botking
Lara
North Fork
Quartz Creek
County of
Jefferson
Dtontenn
Yau Daft
King Nelsenge
Paul W Smith
David R Smith
J Miller Smith
Wttorpeys
Helena Mentans
Jane
Peter Scharrenvroieh
Dietrict Court
First Judicial District
State of
Montana
Lewis and
Clnrk
Madden Beratch Gravel Mines Company
Moni Corporation
Aleo
Madden Geratch Gravel Mines Company
Mii
Lewis and Clark County
London
Hitler
Edward Horsky
Mottky Building
Kelena
Monana
Bull Moose Grazes Near City on Ranch Pasture
A bull moose wandered into a Stanley Smith ranch pasture south of town yesterday morning, grazing with cows and leaping fences when approached. Ranchhand Roseman and several residents saw the animal as Smith chased it with his car for miles, and it was last seen hiding in brush along a creek.
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Roseman
Jame
Altos
Stanley Smith
Smith
Dillon School Head Sines Resignation
Charles Henning, long time Dillon superintendent and Montana State Normal College professor, resigns effective August 21, 1938. Paul L Anderson of Minneapolis is named successor, while Henning remains on staff. Anderson pursues PhD work at Minnesota and holds an MA from Montana, an HIS from Missoula.
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Dillon
Charles Hen~ Tm
Dillon Public Schools
Montana State Normal College
Shaw
Trustesa
Faanie Mectiie
Paul L Alderson
Winneapolis
Henry
Normal College
Anderson
University of Minnesota
The
State University
Missoula
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NPA
Milton Popoich
Bush
WeBster
Watson News
Tim Brayman
Bowlder Gatch
Old Diamond City
Helena Sunder
SPEES
Berlin
Anna Schwitzer
Ploetzensee
Farther Sarr
Mein
North
Malmn Street
Matuel
Henry A. Teusss
Hes
Deid
A. Tougaar
Robin
Dumkiar
Albert M. Bien
Pater Goharrmbroich
Sines
District Court of the First Judicial District
Anit
Lewis and Clare
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Mahaffay and Altos
Mahaffey
Jura
Lewis and Clark
Montane
Eist Iiches
Mixx
State of Montana
Lewis and Clark Councy
Gadden
Brian
Towsend
Broadwater County
Counedl
Townsend
Montenm
Amor. Aavion
Seta Bonda
Seid
Aaid
Council of Amortization
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Payavia
Daradie
Walet
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State Board of Land Commissioners
Maid Bonda
Monetans
Walter
Mootans
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