Weather and Camp Preparations Highlight Montana News
Northwestern weather shows cooler highs and renewed cloud cover with scattered showers across the region. In Missoula and Helena efforts are underway to ready YMCA camps on the Little Blackfoot River, led by George Jackson and others, with about 25 youths expected to spend two weeks at the camp under director Morris Sanford. Weather summaries note a low pressure system over the upper Midwest driving cooler temperatures and mixed rain across the Northwest, while reports from multiple cities list temperatures and conditions for the day.
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Telom
George Jackson
Buck Pom
Iam Bryan
Yoo McGregor
Bill Mov
Somme Deer
Blackfoot River
M. C. A. Boya
Neers
Beagg
Agen
Morris Sanford
Bam
AOA
Peon
Angeles
Ortland
Vaul
Minneapolis
Salt Lake City
San Bicwoars
San
Fellowstone Park
Maine
Students in Montana forests hire to guard state woods
After finishing school, about 50 forestry students from many states join Montana district no 1 forests for summer duties. Most begin around June 18 with roles as lookouts, trail workers, and forest guards. About 15 come from Montana forestry school and 10 from Idaho forestry school.
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Montana Forestry School
Idaho Forestry School
University of Washington
Washington State College
Georgia
Louisiana
Connecticut
Ohio
Minnesota
Syracuse
Cornell
Colorado
Iowa
North Dakota
Michigan
Pennsylvania State Icollege
Baccalaureate Held at Montana Deaconess School
The first of several commencement events occurred at the Montana Deaconess School assembly room with Rev. Horace Turner delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Rev. Martin Van de Mark gave the invocation and Rev. C. E. Cunningham blessed the gathering. Graduates include Katherine Moon George Untinew Jack Ritch Teresa Coulombe Elmer Snow and Edward Deaton. The choral class performed and a senior junior banquet is planned for this evening at Carlson cabin in Colorado Gulch.
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Montana
Horace Turner
Pre E
Great Falls
Martin van de Mark
St.Paul's
Re .C. E. Cunningham
Katherine F. Moon
George Untinew
Jack Ritch
Teresa A. Coulombe
Elmer Snow
Edward F. Deaton
Carlson Cabin
Colorado Gulch
Montana Carload Shipments Rise in April
Carload shipments of Montana products loaded within the state in April rose by 5463 from the same month last year, with ore shipments doubling. Hay and petroleum crude oil also doubled, while hogs canned goods barley lumber copper sand and gravel and scrap iron rose. Refined petroleum shipments declined from 633 to 434 carloads. Other items such as fruit potatoes flax oats rye and crushed rock decreased.
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Montana
Personal notices from Helena guests and visitors in town
A string of visitors and residents in Helena are listed including Tom Sechnefer Sieben, John M. Burlington Tainsend, John Canton Billings, Terry Great Walla, H Ticks West Crook, Sparks Ray Aldrich Augugtn, Byron Connelly Havre, Joseph Swindlehurst Idv inmaton, Mr and Mrs C W Stephens, Mia Sharpe Fort Benton, James Wokalberg Howard Hume Noy Taylor Harvey Kent A W Date tov Allen Cook, and a Bellawall delegation registering at the Hoye.
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Clarente Gordon
IL i. Polnjaskter
Wilealls S. of
Sparks
Ray Aldrich
J Augugtn
Helena
Mra
Byron Connelly
Havre
Harvey
Joseph Swindlehurst, Jr
Idv~inmaton
Mikapula
C. W. Stephana
Giormo N. Stephens
Jat
Placer
Mia. Sharpe
Fourth Insurance Company In State Files TS Articles
Montana’s insurance scene grows to four life firms with the Pacific Northwest Life Insurance Company to be mutual and owned by policyholders. George P. Porter notes premiums paid out of state total nearly 12 million, with Montana firms receiving under 1 million. T. C. Bassett, appointed president, aims to quickly complete organization and begin taking applications.
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Pacific Northwest Life Insurance Contempanty of
Great Falls
Montana
George P. Porter
Montana Life Insurance Company of
Helena
Lewis and Clark Life Insurance Company of
Croatian Brotherhood of Great
Por‘et
Treasuries
Montana Life Company
Lewis and Clark Company
Croatian Brotherhood
Beasett Ie
Pacific Northwest Company
T. C. Bassett
Bassett
Lewis and Clark Life Insurance Company
Western Life and State Insurance Companies
Des Moines
Insurance Unien
Pacific Northwest
Christian Scientists Hold Notable Meeting
Christian Scientists met yesterday for a lesson sermon titled God the Preserver of Man. The golden text cited Deuteronomy 33 27, The eternal God is thy refuge and underneath are the everlasting arms. Readings also included Look unto me and be ye saved and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy on spiritual reign and harmony.
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God
Churches of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Campfire violation leads to early season forest fine
Theodore Steve, charged with leaving two fires burning within a national forest, was fined $27.50 after appearing before Justice Haigter in Libby. The incident occurred on Fisher River in Kootenai country, marking what authorities believe to be the season’s first conviction on such a charge. Assistant Supervisor J. K. Danelle of Montana observed the case.
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Libby Reestry
Helena
Missoula
Theodore Steve
Fisher River
Kootenai
J. K. Danelle
Justice Haigter
Libby
Accident Victim Improves After Saturday Crash
Severely cut about the head in an auto crash near Broadwater Saturday night, P. Peterson of Marysville was reported improved at St. John's hospital yesterday, where he was taken. Carl Rasmussen, another occupant, of the car which was badly damaged, was discharged from St. Peter's hospital yesterday. Peterson, driving, missed the gate at the park and went into a ditch.
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Broadwater
P. Peterson
Marysville
St. John’s Hospital
Carl Rasmussen
St. Peter's Hospital
Tityas
Peterson
Schultz Autograph Set for Helena Library Honoring Old Timers
Autographed volumes by James Willard Schultz have been placed in the Helena public library. The works, signed in Bozeman in May, highlight Schultz as a foremost authority on Blackfeet life and his long life with the tribe before moving to Los Angeles. The article lists Schultz titles and notes a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Slater in Canyon Creek hosted by the Golden Glow club as they relocate to Helena.
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James Willard Schultz
Helena Public Library
Mabel T. Miller
Bozeman
West Point
Los Angeles
William Jackson
Rockies
Red
Crow
Apauk
Lone Bull
Glacier National Park
Sacajawea
Lewis and Clark
George Slater
Canyon Creek
Golden Glow Club
Slater
Helena
North
Benton Avenue
Rose Edith Holenback
Charles H. Hull
Neva Woods
County Homme
Neil Conway
Slater Ranch
Stelena
Any
Gil
Conway
Rock Creek Basin
Woodcraft Neighbors to Convene in Helena
Neighbors of Woodcraft delegates arrive for state convention in Helena. About 200 delegates and visitors expected as credentials are sorted Tuesday morning. Helena and Great Falls provide several delegates, with participants from two circles. The group plans to dedicate an $85, office building in Portland, marking a banner year for the Grand Girdle.
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Woodcraft
Great Falls
Woodcraft Grand
Helena Circle
East Helena Circle
Three Arrested After Trapeze On Storefront Marquee
Three men Lawrence Run tap James Davidson and Richard Weyner were jailed early yesterday for drunkenness and destruction of property after causing a scene on the Holter Hardware marquee. A second pair Toe Traynor and Sam Jensen were held on Park avenue for prowling among parked cars. Local officers also charged George LaPage W J Wynn Harold Patterson and W Sutherland I with violating the city traffic ordinance.
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Lawrence Runtap
James Davidson
Richard Weyner
Fred Gebhardt
Holter Hardware Company
Earl Brown
Toe Traynor
Sam Jensen
Park Avenue
George LaPage
W. J. Wynn
Harald Patterson
W. Sutherland I
Open Federal Service Jobs Include Patent Examiner Posts
A civil service bulletin lists several open competitive examinations in federal service. Positions include a patent examiner at 3800 dollars yearly in Washington DC, duties covering patent examination and related radio and electrical research. Other openings include junior biologist and junior zoologist roles with salaries from 2000 to 2500 dollars at the Bureau of Biological Survey in Washington or field assignments.
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United States Service
Civil Service Board
BL Anderson
Toca Board
Helena Post Office
Judge Advocate General
Navy Department
Washington, DC
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Waslington
D.C
McNutt Made Full Member Of Yankton Sioux Tribe
Paul V. McNutt, national commander of the American Legion, to be adopted as a full member of the Yankton Sioux tribe on Fort Peck reservation at Poplar Montana. Indigenous leaders and tribal chiefs will preside over an old-time war dance and adoption rite before his address to legionnaires at Havre and the 63rd Territorial Reunion kickoff on June 27.
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Fort Peck
Poplar
Paul V. McNutt
America Legion
Montana
Fort Peek
Standing Bear
Aldec
McNutt
Montana Legionnlaires
Gallivans Return From Two Week Journey
Mr and Mrs Eddy Gallivan returned to Helena after a two week trip to the middle west with their daughter Edwina who earned an A A degree in art at St Marys college Leavenworth Kansas. They visited their son Edward in St Louis where he is in his first year in medicine at St Louis University and plan to return the first week in August. They spent a day in Chicago and noted mild weather with one hot day in South Dakota. Mr Gallivan noted the trip marked his first rap e on seven years.
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Eddy Galivan
Middle West
Edwina
St Mary's College
Leavenworth
Kans
St. Louis
Edward
St. Louis University
Ife
Helena
St. Lewis
Gallivany
Chicago
South Dakota
Mr. Gallivan
Ali
Troops of National Guard Spend Quiet Day in Camp
A heavy rainstorm at Camp Erickson caused no damage to tents or gear and did not dampen the mood of about 900 Montana National Guard members. The two week training period begins with church services, city visits, and the day’s schedule featuring conditioning, inspections, close order drill, and recruit training.
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National
GUARD
Erickson
Worrd Infantry
Montana National Guard
Camp Fire Girls Plan Summer Camp and Registration
Camp Fire Girls prepare for a two week camp Vigilante opening July 21. Registration options include one or two weeks with a $2 fee due July 16 and 17. Health forms and throat culture by Dr. Arthur Jordan are required. buses will be provided, and fees cover transportation.
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Marian Tirepatrick
We Cga
Hoy Scouts
Arthur Jordan
Farming Still Dangerous in Rheins War Zone
AP reports in Rheins France that farming remains perilous more than a decade after the war end. The latest incident injured Marcel Temaire when his plow struck a German three inch shell, illustrating ongoing dangers in the region.
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Rheins
France
Marcel Temaire
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