G N Officials Tour Gate of the Mountains Scenic Trip
G N officials led by John M. Tower and A J Dickinson toured the Gate of the Mountains from Hilger to Helena aboard the first Burlington Great Northern tourist party to visit the area. Dickinson praised the scenic pass and predicted strong demand as tours expand toward Glacier and Yellowstone links. Delegates at the firemen’s convention also visited the Gate and lauded the arrangement.
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John M. Tower
Gate of the Mountains ‘Transportation Company
A. J. Dickingon
Great Northern
J. Beckett
Great Falls
Hilger Landing
Twe
Mountains
Helena
Burlington A
Glacier Park
Yellowstone Park
Burlington
Gate of
Dickinson
Beckett
Watertown Lake
Canada
Martin Jutl
Disabled Veterans Elect Officers At Convention
At the closing session of their convention the Disabled American Veterans elected William J. Webb of Anaconda as commander for the coming year and chose officers from Helena including George Davis as senior vice commander Earl A. Angle as junior vice commander and others. Delegates to the national convention at El Paso were John W. Mahan Yurrve Callahan and George Davis. The group endorsed Eugene Callahan for secretary of the Veteran Welfare commission and named Miss Moelle Wall as honorary member of the ladies auxiliary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian J. Webb
Anaconda
George Davis
Helena
Earl A. Angle
I Nile Talmettes
Jo Yorve
Tamer Miles
Tamer Miles, Ofelena, Sergeament Woe Boy Molt At Achliard
Tul Melhaw
B. Lockwood
John W Mahan
Jens Frank
el Paso
John W. Mahan
Yurrve Callahan
Eugene Callahan
Veterane Welfare Commission
Conventung Ten
Moelle Wall Huree
Harrison
Lowden Speaks For Co operative Method In Farm Talk
Lowden addressed the Dairymen's League at Birphamton urging a nationwide cooperative system. He spoke on the benefits to farmers, stressing unity and organization to improve market access and prices. The audience, consisting of local farmers and league members, listened as he outlined plans for broader cooperation and future meetings.
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Birphamton
N.Y
Othe
Dairymen’s League
Asamitarion
Tae
Peewee Ab Farmers
Firemen of State Push Hose Couplings Standardization
Montana State Firemen’s Association discusses hose couplings, hydraulics, and the Workmen’s Compensation Act at Elk’s lodge. State Fire Marshal Brooks cites costly past equipment variations and urges adoption of National Fire Underwriters standards to unify neighboring departments.
Convention hears about widow’s compensation case and tours
An industrial accident at a firemen’s convention raised that widow and two children of William Gleason are entitled to compensation under the law. George Porter state auditor and a member of the accident board promised to seek an attorney general opinion as a path to bringing the case before the board. Porter and Watts received a vote of thanks from delegates. Delegates toured Broadwater and other city points, attended entertainment and a Shrine Temple hall event, and prepared for today’s adjournment with an address by W. V. Needham on first aid and rescue work at Anaconda Copper Mining. The final session covered unfinished business, officer elections, and next convention site for 1928. An Indiana woman received a dollar from a snail payment for a stormed steer from her father’s farm years earlier.
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Montana
Brooks
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Montina
Thompson
Brant of
Jie
Dacwenon
Imhuh
Peiper
Efvdard LV
Teagan
Hie
Her
Willian Mleason
George PL Porter
Lie Acedent Board
Watts
Soueang
Porter
Mire Watts
Ditemen
Cate Oheiais
Broadwater
Prenen
Shrine Temple
W. V Needham
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Neighbor Accuses Nephew as Home Wrecker in Family Dispute
In Philadelphia in June a man accused his wife and nephew of misconduct after their alleged affair split his family. A four year old daughter suffered serious injury in a recent car crash, prompting her father to confront relatives at Cooper Hospital. The uncle and his nephew were arrested. bail set at $500.
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Thiladelphia
Janes Hudson
East Wildey Street
Canden
John Ilurigon
James Tulse
Donny
Minther
Pudsey
Cooper Hospital
Himelf
Millison
John
North
Benson Steert
Avere
Hadaon
Foavasay
Judson
Jude Beartaman
One Gopher Will Not be a Victim
A Hamilton girl visiting relatives in western Montana keeps a protected gopher from farmers and ranchers on a campaign to exterminate ganders. The gopher, worn under a collar held by a string, appears calm as the girl releases a small cart with two pet rabbits nearby.
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Missona
Montana
Easterners Take to Montana Ranch Near Fort Denton
Dr and Mrs TL Nenyantin and party from Cincinnati Ohio arrived to spend the summer on their ranch atop upper Highwood. Der Benjamin bought the property from Ford of Great Falls years ago and has since improved the site described as one of the chair ranches of the Highwoods. They left Fort Henton by auto due to the Milwaukee line roadbed being in poor condition.
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Fort Denton
Mra
Nenyantin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Upper Highwood
Der
Benjamin
Ford
Great Falls
Enjamin
Highwoods
Fort Henton
Highwood Station
Milwaukee
Careless Youth Is Fined For Firearm Discharge In Bozeman
Charles Markin an 18 year old youth pleaded guilty to discharging firearms illegally in Bozeman and was fined $10 by the city magistrate. He was released in custody with a teen tire and promised to earn the money to pay the fine. His father stood as surety. The incident followed a recent uptick in city gunfire reports.
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Bozeman, Inne
Charles Markin
Wolf Creek Summer Visitors and Local Notes
June 17 notes from Kelso to Missoula and Eureka locals spending the summer: Harry and Raymond Jewett with family, Lucille Davis returning from Missoula, Barry Krowley visiting relatives, Marscon Pyle employed at Me Dugout, the Busbys renting Grogan cottages, Carrie and Filmer Stowe away, Overman vacationing, Berns brothers back from Missoula, Catherine Arthur visiting, Soma Six at Sam Ingersoll ranch, Mason and Laure Six in Helena, Maxon visiting Great Falls, Buck Melee on trip to Helena, McDonoughs to Gare row ranch, Connor to Helena on business. County graders blocked by high water on Trickley Pear canyon road. Becker boys bring cattle from North Fork. Ta Rock family moved from South Fork. Fish and river conditions noted. tourists frequent Wall Creek as roads improve.
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Lucille Davis
Missoula
M.S. Davis
Barry Krowley
Marscon Pyle
Eureka
Cal
Louis Busby
Grogan
Carrie
Filmer Stowe
FF. Overman
Elena
Arthur
Douglas Berns Alo
State University
Cathrine Arthur
Biss
Soma
Sam Ingersoll
Middle Fork
WW. G. Mason
Laure
Helena
W. Maxon
Great Falls
Buck Melee
Jack McDonough
Gare Row
C. C. Connor
Adalf Murgeaff
Onest
Becker Hoys
North Fork
Tad Ta Rock
Herinning
Wall Creek
Telegram Received by Cops in Anaconda
A telegram bearing a message to Sam Boon arrived at the Anaconda city police station this afternoon. Chief Cullen said he does not know the sender or why he is wanted. The note from Hirdie Noon reads Grandpa is dead, Answer at once. Anyone with information about William Hoon is asked to call the chief.
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Anaconda
Billings
Sam Boon
Cullen
Grandpa
Hirdie
William Hoon Jet
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