Woman disappears from Butte train sparks statewide search
Butte police and Northern Pacific agents search Montana towns for Mrs Elizabeth Miller aged 61 who vanished Saturday from train No 1 during a 20 minute stop. Her son Ernest Miller of Portland says she was traveling from Lincoln Nebraska to Portland. Descriptions note gray hair glasses and poor English. Authorities suspect she may have been left at a station and await Portland information.
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Butte
Northern Pacific
Elizabeth Miller
Montana
Miller
Baater
Portland
Muller
Lincoln
Neb
Impossi
Gloria and Dick Gregory's turbulent mariage unravels
In a sunlit town Gloria Gordon seeks glamour and thrills while her husband Dick Gregory sinks into debt and neglect. A web of affairs with actor Stanley Wayburn and May Seymour ends in tragedy as May’s lover Jim Carewe and Dr. John Seymour collide with Gloria’s wishful hopes. May’s suicide shocks all, revealing hidden tensions, jealousies, and the cost of glamour.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Lola Hough
Gloria
Pointblank
Stanley Wayburn
May Seymour
Jim Carewe
John Seymour
May
Tuck
Mother Gregory
New York
Westfield
Wakefield
Wayburn
Lola
John
Jim
Dr. John
Three Circle Couples Wed In One Day At Glendive
In Circle, June 17, three couples tied the knot in a single day. Marvin Limmesand and Carol Parsley, Sam Syverson and Irene Schumacher, and Darren Rorvik and Evelyn Barson were married by Rev. Donaldson at the Glendive courthouse. All grooms are farmers. Parsley is a Circle High junior, Schumacher a farmer’s daughter, and Evelyn Larson teaches in McCone County.
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Circle
Glendive
Court House
Mr. Donaldson
Methodist Church
Marvin Limmesand
Carol Parsley
Sam Syverson
Irene Schumacher
Darren Rorvik
Evelyn Barson
Miss Parsley
Circle High School
Miss Schumacher
John Schumacher
Evelyn Larson
McCone Courty
Basin News: Local Social and Travel Notes
Mrs Charles Woods of Boulder visited Saturday and Sunday with her husband and daughters. Miss Ruby Hanna of Jefferson City arrives to spend days with her sister Mrs Harry Wyatt. Paul George, recently ill at Fort Harrison, plans to spend the summer here. Q F Brinton and Arthur E Loiselle were in Helena on business. Arthur Duchene and son Gene return from Butte. Miss Agnes Sanders and Alta Fleming accompany Arthur Longfellow to Boulder for tonsil adenoid operation by doctors Morse and Donovan. Miss Eye and Nita Detour return from Butte where their mother is under a doctor’s care. Miss Jennie Carlson of Bernice, teaching in Helena, leaves for California with Miss Stella Faullus. Dr J J Davis and daughter Russell visit H E Loiselle home.
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Hel Tna
California
Stella Faullus
J. J. Davis
Russell
Butte
H. E.loiselle
Elk Park work starts on Helena to Butte lines
Albert Beck left Sunday for Elk Park to join the telephone gang laying new lines between Helena and Butte. Other local movements include Chidester’s return from Butte, plans for future field work, and visits by Mrs. Wilcocks and Mr. Pierce who has been ill. Various residents travel, visit, or plan trips to Livingston, Yellowstone Park, or back to Butte.
Pioneer Mining Man Buried by Masonic Order in Boulder
Samuel Cornick, longtime Basin resident and mining claimant in the Cataract district, died last Sunday from pneumonia after influenza. He was older and passed away in Boulder hospital, with a Masonic funeral held today honoring his life as a member. He leaves two brothers, a lawyer and a doctor.
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Samuel Cornick
Boulder
Masonic Order
Cataract
Cormick
Prospect of Large Immigration in Montana Cited
Miles City June 17 Generous rains across the northwest back the railroads advertising claims and a favorable crop outlook. Paul J. Wedge, former resident and banker now with John Black company Minneapolis, forecasts large Montana immigration and new capital in coming years. He says Montana’s outlook is better than ever, contrasts with eastern states’ mood, and notes the national recovery. Static electricity cited as main fire cause in cotton ginning per U S Bureau of Chemistry.
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Miles City
North- West
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Paul J. Wedge
John Black Company
Minneapolis
Montana
Wedge
U. S Bureau of Chemistry
Dillon Wenders of Booze Are Given Heavy Sentences
Hurt and Garner faces heavy liquor law penalties in district court. Hurt, convicted of unlawfully selling liquor to minors, receives 18 months in county jail and a $1 fine plus $500 for contempt. Garner, found guilty of illicit liquor manufacture, gets six months in county jail and a $500 fine. The Hurt sentence is noted as among the heaviest locally.
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Garner
H. G. Rodgers
MecOne County Commissioner Cleared in Fees Case
MecOne County Commissioner Thomas Horsford was acquitted in a Glasgow chamber ruling by Judge Borten after April hearing. Charged by farmer Edward Bidge with illegal fees for outside meetings, the judge found no sustained accusation. Horsford, four years in office, described as active. Dawes named Senator Copeland to Bunker Hill sesquicentennial panel replacing Swanson who cannot serve.
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Thomas Horsford
MecCone
Borten
Glasgow
Horsford
Edward Bidge
Cow Creek
Chicago
Dawes
Copeland
New York
Bunker Hill
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Rose Taylor
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