Teers test for gold in Deer Creek district remains active
Columbus reports Eagle Coal company of Red Space plans testing on Teer creek claims in Sweet Grass county's Carter holdings near Placer gulch. Absarokee owners led by Ralph Duba and others say ore appears promising. A camp with 12 workers grows, road work proceeds, and preliminary testing facilities are being set up amid statewide interest after recent claim losses by Eagle Coal.
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Columbus
Teer
Sweet Grass County
Eagle Coal Company
Red Space
Ralph Diba
Absarokee
Alva McClure
Wood Chitwood
Mires Frank Day
Gortse-Gerdes
Wo Cartwright
N. Davis
Don Flagstad
Osnere
Fagle Coal Company
Teer Creek
Stillwater Wool To Be Loaded At Columbus Facility
Stillwater county to load the first 1932 wool at the Northern Pacific warehouse with Tom Mulvihill supervising delivery of Silbermann Purchases. Shearing continues in many areas, and much wool will be racked within a week. G. J. Spalding announces Stillwater non pool clips will ship in Columbus on June 22 and 23, including purchases by Adams Leland via B. N. Murphy, with later loading for wool not ready by those dates.
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Columbus
Stillwater County
Eli
Northern Pacific
Tom Mulvihill
G. J. Spalding
Woolkrowers’ Association
Stillwater
Improvement of the Giant Springs Park Area Near Finished
Great Falls reports progress on the Giant Springs Park site and other city park units. Concrete river walkways, reinforced black concrete about five feet wide, are nearly complete with small linking sections left between bridges. Bridges have conduits for future lighting. work finished under the Citizens relief committee.
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Great Falls
Giant Springs
Tom Leaserity
Parker
Theiant Spring
Leese
Graduation at Boulder blind department boasts two graduates
Closing exercises for the Boulder training school for the feeble minded were held in the feeble minded building auditorium. Everett Cummings of Butte and Nels Elmose of Dillon earned diplomas after a four year program in the department for the blind with baccalaureate services led by Rev. Van Doren and Rev. Eustace Anderson. A student musical recital and a large display of academic and industrial work accompanied the ceremonies.
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Boulder
van Doren
Helena
Eustace Anderson
M. E. Church
Everett Cummings
Butte
Nels Elmose
Dylon
Department For the
C. Sharp
BE. Anderson
Thomas R. Rawlings
Junior Chern
J. Maesenct
Kenneth Tickets
Rev. Anderson
Howard A. Griffin
Montana
Cascade Will Levy Maximum For Poor Funds In Montana
June 11 Great Falls Cascade county will keep its levy for poor relief at the statutory six mills for the coming year to remain eligible for the maximum federal relief funds. county commissioners disclosed after receiving a memo from T. Spaulding of Wrlenk Montana relief association head noting many counties miss the limit and risk reduced federal aid.
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Great Falls
Cascade Cnuity
T. & Spaulding
Uwrlenk
Montana State Relief Association
Spaulding
Flathead Students Run House Farm Projects Now
Kaltepet June 16. Vocational agriculture students at Atohan County High School conduct two house farm units under instruction by OS Kauffman. Each keeps a business record of their enterprises and in fall, a one day junior vocational fair may lead to a public exhibit. A summer ramp will be held in Glacier Park combining recreation and study.
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Ethel Stevenson
New Holly of
Butts
Stevenson
Amands Patterson
R. G. Norton
Earl
Ror Lodge
XN. Lodge
Welena
Arline Keene
Lon Fundas
Charles Morrison
Bozeman
C. FE. Howe
Bud Johnson
Sunburst
Jennie Hiubblefield
Efuration
Broadwater County
Dallas
Wer Vennehalt
George Zimmerman
J. Brinton
Toston
Tatersburk
Tostoo
Connors
State Institute For Embalmers
Helena
Emma Tarna
Nilson
Normel
Kenneth Haskell
Albert Wayne
Haskell
al Davidson
Maria Sterett
Mise
Ruth Ackerly
Mins Fay ‘Fouts
Missoula
Mins Ackerly
Milton Bills
Miss Fouts
Mussoula
Glacier Park
Damages Sought in 720000 Oil Land Case in Great Falls
In Great Falls on June 16 a $720,000 damage suit filed by James D. Brown and others against Homestake Exploration, Texas Pacific Coal and Oil, and Effie M. Andersch will begin in district court before Judge J. Ho Maing. Plaintiffs name Stephen J. Cowley and 15 others, alleging breach of contract over oil and gas lands in Toole County and seeking $570,000 for failure to drill expected wells and $150,000 for failure to drill offset wells. Defendants deny most allegations. Estella Fogarty is among the named defendants due to lack of consent to become a plaintiff. Attorneys listed for plaintiffs and defendants.
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Great Falls
Thal
James D. Brown
Homestake Haploration Corporation
Texas Pacific Coal
Ol Vanpany
Effie M. Rnedersch
J. Ho Maing
Brown
Stephen JJ Cowley
Toole County
Fie M. Andersch
Conplaint
Tall & Met
Ahe
Onuneel
Noper
Stephenson
Free of Charge Assault Case Dismissed in Montana Justice Court
Fred Holm was cleared of first degree assault charges in a Montana justice court. Testimony described a shooting attempt at Fay's Lake near Kalispell on May 21. A 1-year-old observer could not confirm details due to distance and glasses limitations. The article also notes upcoming Legion district events in Roundup on June 24 and a local farming scene description in Watvia.
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Kalispell
Neil Hanson
Essex
Harry Gatenby
United States
Carthy
Hanson
Ilis
Gatenby
Kallewell
Cas
Arning
Fred Hohn
Mseault
Sam Novak
Justice Court
Tohm
Mat Frok Novak
Fay's Lake
Harald Pulliam
Holm
Legion
Legionnairres
Montana
American Legion
Itoundup Haw
Stillwater county retains extension agents for another year
The Stlwater County Board of Commissioners, meeting Thursday, reaffirmed J. Spaulding as county agent and Orpha Brown as home demonstration agent for another year beginning July 1943. The decision follows discussion of federal cooperation with extension services amid postwar economic strain and agricultural funding, with continued collaboration seen as essential.
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Columbus
Board of County Commissioners
Stl
Water County
J. Spaulding
Orpha Brown
Stillwater County
County Extension Service
Extension Service
Board of Commissioners
Goovernments
Forest range conditions praise Ashland district as best since 1927
In Ashland country the forest and range are reported in top condition with hot dry weather posing fire risk. W. J. Derrick, supervisor, notes dry conditions especially on Crow and Tongue reservations, while Hardin to Billings area shows notable dryness and grain losses. District court of the Fur Judicial District posts notice of sale of real estate tied to The Banking Corporation of Montana, detailing land parcels, bids, and deadlines.
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Hultings
Ashland
W. J. Derrick
Cuater Na- Manaforest
Bilngs
Anhland
Foreat
Furet Judicial
Mont
Co. Lewis and Clark
Tanking Corporation OF Montana
Otice OF Sala
Beat Estate
Arthur E. Mile
Rite of Montana
Martial
Southwear
Serna
Jonet
Senden
Sawnatip
Care
Milwaukee
Patt Talway Company
Lola
Montana
Tan
Sale
Herm
Chionka, Milwaukee and
Taanahin
Mantana
Alan Lena
Trwnshin Ning
Herinning
Chitcate, Milwaukee and St. Paul Tabway Company
Georgy WW. Buri
Anid
Capitol
Hieiena
P.M
Ferma
Aalands
Ranke
Dawa
Helena
Meantena
Frank H, Imnron
Ranknarrhea
Orthin
Rank Ing Corporation of
First Judicial District OF
Thor
Michal Ant Anna Netice
Fergin
Institute Jats
Ste New
Berien
Tee
Lulger
Mitch de
Miles Mest
Tiber
Vita Mit
Nis
Effien
Caylink Ruhl
Banda
Aland
Tietona
Lang
Johnbon
Banking Corporation of Montana
Bale Cliquain & Hwandal, Inc
Natlen
Nurataor
Mawka
State of
Swandal
Ine
Proparty
Wilsall
Dark County
Danity
Said Corporation
Xalik Corporation
Deaeribed
Kall Corporation
Nereinnaftier Deyershed
Alan Apcared
Osbattel Morthaga
Ffrat
Comiion
Heat Wracks Ranchers as Drought Stirs Concern
In Montana the ongoing heat raises worries among ranchers across Lewis and Clark County valleys. Water supplies are reported plentiful, yet rising streams and drought risks threaten crops after a late spring, while a separate legal notice details a sale of real estate tied to the Banking Corporation of Montana.
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Tanehers Corr
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Askland
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William Houston
Walther Ricthmeyer
Helena Westing
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State of Montana
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Ielana Montana
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Banking Corporation of Montana, & Corporaton
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Lewis and Clark
Banking Corporation OF Montana, & Corport
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Mantina
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Worporstion
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Lewis
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