Fishing by Alien Costs Double Fine in Yellowstone Net
Billings Jute 16. Fines totaling 100 dollars were collected from three violators of state fish and game laws after guilty pleas before Justice William Gallagher. Fred Miller admitted false license paperwork on July 11, 1925 and fishing without a license. Strecker and Gross pleaded guilty to fishing without a license. all three fines were paid and sentences suspended.
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Billings
Jutte
William Gallagher
Jase
Yellowstone River
Lockwood
Fred Miller
Miller
Tacob Strecker
Dave Gross
Johnson Refinery Set to Open in Shelby Oil City
Shelby reports final construction steps at Johnson Refinery with operation planned for early next week. James A. Johnson says the plant will use a semi cracking process, add two 35,000 barrel tanks, and tie into a trunk line from Kevit Sunhurst. About 200 workers will be employed to speed completion. lubricants production to begin soon depending on market.
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Shelby
Johnson
James A. Johnson
New Refining Company
Tohnson
Driver Dies After Car Left Curve Near Plentywood
June 16 report from Plentywood states H. J. McIntosh was killed when his automobile went over an embankment during a high speed turn. Claude Stephens was seriously injured, Mrs. Stevens escaped unharmed. McIntosh, a local garage mechanic, left a wife and two small children.
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Plentywood
H. J. McIntosh
Claude Stephens
Stevens
McIntogh
Ater
Benises
Mr. McIntosh
Anty
Sheep Killing Wolf Evades His Enemies
June report of a three legged wolf in Cibin creek country eluding pursuers after slaying a flock. The predator left 11 lambs dead in a Mo Th Rrfe band and continued through the sheep, with tracks believed to reveal the hunter’s identity.
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Rakor
Ranchere
Cibin Creek
Deverle
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Mother
Mrs Frank Sellers of Vinton Iowa shares her experience at seventeen she left school then used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the medicine with restoring health enabling her to become a childbirth mother of six and urges others to try the tonic.
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Vinton
Jone
Echool
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aix
Frank Sellers
7Th Avenue
Lows
Meny Sire
Mon Ara
Lydia
Pinkham
Three Arrested for Fishing in Closed Waters
Anaconda July 16 Gus Haviko Margaret Lake and Charles Erickson were arrested by Warden McCaffery on fishing in closed waters charges. They pleaded not guilty and were released on $75 bonds each, set to stand trial Wednesday. Justice Henrind stated the trio allegedly fished Georgetown lake near the pumping station within a restricted 300 foot closed section. Joe Brownie received a $10 fine for a disturbance charge.
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Anaconda
Gus Haviko
Margaret Lake
Charles Erickson
Depuy Gane
McCaffery
Justice
Henried
Joe Brownie
Justice Henriod
Osborne
Terkla
Oregon Exchanges Trout Eggs With Montana Hatchery
Oregon and Montana hatcheries exchange cutthroat trout eggs. M. L. Ryckman notes Oregon has planted over 48,000,900 cutthroat eggs via exchange, mainly from Montana's Anaconda hatchery. a recent shipment of one million eggs will be released at Necanean next year, with about 2,000,000 more expected before summer. Beekman adds the program lets Oregon stock streams with Montana trout while Oregon eggs return to Montana.
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Portland
Fish and Game
Montana
Oregon
M. L. Ryckman
Anaconda
Necanean Hatchery
Beekman
Timely Rain Revives Pastures at Watson
A heavy rain moved through Watson from Saturday night into Sunday and Monday boosting pasture growth. Range cattle are gaining weight as crass and wild berries show strong growth and moisture returns after a dry spell, easing stress on residents in the district.
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Watson
Frank H Cooney Files for State Senator Bid
Frank H Cooney, head of Comey Merchandise Brokerage, long active in politics, faces a state senate bid amid a contested local petition. The Montana resident, with a widow and several decades of civic involvement, previously ran for state senate in 1918 and for governor in a Democratic primary.
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Frank H. Cooney
Job
Rutte
Missoula
Frank Th. Veenes
Montana
Ma. Cheney
Orchard Tomes
Dan Boyle’s Brother Found Dead in Shack
The body of a 70 year old man linked to Dan Boyle was found in a shack by a neighbor. The deceased had worked on a local event and military era activities, with diabetes listed among health factors. Authorities described the death as due to complications, and the case is under investigation.
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Dan Boyle
Shack
Cohorhus
Mike Tavte
Derril Dowdle
State
Tate Road
Camel Mayer
Toni
Ehwck
Dau
Watson News Watean reports midweek travel and stock delivery
Tunela Alfred Ballard visited from Tawarend in the middle of the week, with the Ragen brothers and Mrs Arthur Watson and daughter Ann, escorted by Mrs Sarah A Watson, in Witte Sulpin Springs for shopping. Kharr and Arthur Watean joined, bringing stock salt and tatel supplies. Mrs Carte Dict spent the week in horseback Lavang midew en route from Ver hone for a vial.
Motorist Charged With Manslaughter In Fatal Mishap
A motorist identified as Megali was charged with manslaughter in a case arising from a fatal accident that killed four year old Leon Zoen Jr. The coroner's jury found possible negligence, and Megali testified he did not see the child before the car struck him. He was arraigned and released on a $500 bond. hearing set for July 9.
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Ling
Megali
Fast Mercury Street
Murray Hospital
Tune
Justice McNamara
Kalispell Men Get History Train Bids
Kalispell in June invites to join the Columbia River Historical Expedition from Chicago to Astoria and back, July 14 to 27. Invitations list S. M. Logan, Hf, C. Meith, G. F. Stannard, TN. Bernard, Lon Knight, W. G. Elliott, W. B. Mar Donald, John Sherman, and B. Mare. Only Henry Good intends to join. The parchment credentials bear signatures of Montana Idaho Minnesota Washington North Dakota and Oregon governors. The expedition aims to visit historic sites, hold commemorations, and dedicate monuments to northwest pioneers.
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Kalispell
Columbia River
Chicago
Astorlinore
S. M. Logan
C. Meith
G. F. Stannard
TN. Bernard
Lon Knight
W. G. Elliott
W. B. Mar- Donald
John Sherman
B. Mare
Henry Good
Mr. Good
Montana
Idaho
Minnesota
Washington
North Dakota
Oregon
Northwest
Warehouse Fire Destroys Woodside Building and Hay
A Sunday morning blaze wiped out a Woodside house and contents including hay tied to Missoula producer Worden and Woodside buyer Thrailkill. Spontaneous combustion and an explosion caused the roof to cave in. The Hamilton fire department assisted, drawing water from an irrigation church to fight the blaze. the warehouse remains smoldering and guarded as danger ends.
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Corvallis
Fime
Woodside
Hamilton
H. C. Cooke Held on Assault Charge
Glasgow reports H. C. Cooke arrested near the Canadian border on Thursday by Hen Rogers and charged with second degree assault for inflicting chain wounds on Pr. 1S Trotairs at Ope eam. Bail set at SL. case to be heard in focal yail.
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Glasgow
CL Cooke
Ope Eam
Highway Proposal From White Sulphur Springs To Helena Considered
Meagher county officials and residents weigh building a direct highway from White Sulphur Springs through Watson and Whites to Helena. They will seek cooperation from the state Highway Commission Helena National Forest and neighboring county boards. A current road from White Sulphur Springs to Byrne ranch offers a near year around route. Meagher’s crew works near Gaddis hill to improve outlet to Great Falls, contrasting Kings Hill pass usability.
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Watson
Board of County Commissioners
Medgher County
Helena
Whitesailed
State Highway Commission
Helena National Forest
Boards of Country Commissioners of
Treadwater and
Lewis and Clark
Byrne Ranch
Helens
Meagher County
Gaddis Hill
Great Falls
Kings Hill
Kings Hit
Oldest Townsend miner injured near Diamond grade
Charles Fr Daggett a longtime Townsend resident and one of Broadwaters oldest miners was injured when a horse and buggy failed to climb a grade near Diamond. He suffered a broken collarbone and bruises as the car derailed during the climb. Others in the party assisted and the vehicle slipped off the grade.
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Townsend
Charles Fr. Daggett
Broadwater County
Diamond
Minen Kinley
St Paul, Minn
Tatrick
Charles Mehoney
Emile Sallbane
Edward Daly
San Dreen
California
Katherine Valley of Bateman
Cardinal Reigy Casateava Attends Euhanstie Congress Abroad
A distorted report places Cardinal Reigy Casateava of Spain in Amer for the International Euhanstie Congress in Chicago and mentions Klamath Falls Oregon, a local farmer, and a Wercobist. The piece also references a grand jury charge and a nearby neighbor involved in a dispute at 200 paces.
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Reigy Casateava
Spain
Amer
Chicago
Klamath Falls
Ore
F. Weal
Klamath
Ing SV. Deenbiee
Anel
Fifteen Year Old Butte Girl Seeks Annulment
A 15 year old Butte girl filed in district court for annulment of her marriage to 23 year old Felipe Vivas. The suit, filed by her mother guardian ad litem, contends the union occurred Oct 10 without proper consent though the license shows the father signed consent. The complaint notes the girl was born June 17, 1911 and asks restoration of her maiden name Mary LaVelle after a separation in January.
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Hutte
Mary LaVelle Vievas
Felipe Vivas
Auntie LaVelle
Albert LaVelle
Iris
Mary LaVelle
Debated county agents draw protests at Montana convention
Great Falls June 18 The Montana Retail Merchants association voiced opposition to county agents and home demonstration work seen as funneling rural sales into county operations. E A Lee of Conrad cited Pondera county where a poultry group allegedly expanded into many items sold in regular stores. Delegates discussed extension work and a housewife and merchant anecdotes, with a committee to pursue federal action through lawmakers.
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Great Falls
Retail Merchamts Association of
Montana
E. A. Lee
Conrad
Pondera County
State College
Bozeman
F.E. Mack
Augusta
Chicago Market and Price Distortions Across Commodities
Market reports show mixed activity with shipments and prices shifting across categories. Wisconsin pound whites traded near 27 to 27.50 per 50 pounds while California products and Carolina commodities moved within narrow bands. poultry and dairy items see weak demand and steady futures, with sugar and refined products holding firm amid cautious trading.
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Rons
Chicago
Loniniana
California
Soh
Carolina
Connerston North Carolina
Society Girls Fail to Take Home Bears
Whitefish dispatch reports three society girls from the east camping at Spotted Bear near Bunker Creek to hunt for meat and a bear hide. All three shot at bears but none secured a hide. the party plans to return next year while weather and rough travel are noted in Montana.
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Bunker Creek
South Fork
Flathead
Jess
Spotted Bear
Lear
Gach
Civilization
Estelle Manville
New York
Katherine Stedman
Mary Steers
St. Louis
Albert Trenkle
Glavier Park Station
Mone
Montana
Tag Ranch
Dlire
Brite
Glacier Park
Receiver Wilkinson Moves to Helena Bank
Ryegate June Sam Wilkinson who has served two and a half years as bank receiver in Ryegate has moved to Helena to join Union Bank and Trust and Helena Finance as field representative with the state as his territory. Mrs Wilkinson and daughters Helen and Elizabeth relocate to Helena to join him.
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Ryegate
Sam Wilkinson
Bank Reeceiver
Helena
Union Bank & Trust Company
Helena Finance Corporation
Wilkinson
Helen
Elizabeth
Woman Charged With Murder Arraigned In Lewistown Court
Mrs Else Stewart faces murder charges for the death of her stepdaughter Dorothy amid alleged mistreatment. County Attorney statements note careful preparation by both prosecution and defense. Judge Roy E Asers in department 2 with Judge E J Baker presiding. jury selection faces potential delays as 92 prospective jurors are called, aiming for 12 to hear the case at 10 this morning.
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Lewistown
Else’ Stewart
Dorothy
Ga Tril Ieye
Ss. Statsons
Cage
Stewart McConocth
Roy E. Asers
Man Finds Rich Ore Dream Hat Spurred Claim
A herder named Berger in Fort Loran region dreamed of a giant hat and others, then staked a claim at a hills spot. He named it The Big Hat and began mining while locals await assay results.
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Watson
Jane
Berger
Richard
Mikeroek
Fort Loran
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Tata Futve
Creamery
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BSG
Attve
Orka
Poeltry
Romsters
Reese Bae
ST Ear
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Msi
Conoco
Jntinental Oil Comp
Reénera and
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Kenves Extra A Les
Helena Bank
Sheepherder
Centre of
Cortiental
Broadway
Penn, Station
Rand Central
Penn
Syvania Termina
St-James
Times Square
New York City
West Lono
W Johnson Quinn
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