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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1930

Page

7

Walter Hill to Sell Rage Horses in Winnipeg Auction

Walter J Hill of Park County Montana plans a Winnipeg sale of fourteen thoroughbred racing horses, nine yearlings and four two year olds, all bred on his 36000 acre ranch. The stock, registered with the New York Jockey Club, is untried but carries strong pedigrees. The sale, set for June 20, aims to attract Montana and western Canada breeders and racing enthusiasts.

Livingston Juno Walter J Winnipeg Canada Aldan Bodlus III Cattle Corporation Montana Rocus Wini Hill Pala

Municipal court arraigns taxi driver after hit and run

William A Pfefferly, taxi driver, arraigned in municipal court on failure to stop after a traffic accident. He was fined $100 by Magistrate Clarence Enlow and gave notice of appeal. The incident injured four year old Wallace Thoren son of Mr and Mrs G A Thoreson. Police report states Thorenon was hit when an auto with E Hamilton of San Francisco and Miss Hatsuiton were aboard. Hamilton and Hatsuiton are not charged.

Grant Falls Dune iV William A. Pfefferly Fourth Avenue Tonth van Clontay Maglatrate Clarence Enlow Dart Pferteriy Hls Cabatruck Wallace Thazeron Aon Gt G. A. Thoreson Pennelyonia Almort Almostanensis Pfeterly Palteo Gent A. le Andeenon Thorenson Andy Torenton Ly Palice Thorenon Migs E. Hamilton San Francisco Hats- Uton Park Detge Wirt Avenue Thareann Miss Ffamilton Aton Thureson

Fireworks blaze endangers Missoula homes near Greenough Park

June 17 Missoula reports increased fire danger after a series of fireworks incidents. A blaze near the Jackson street exit to Greenough Park burned about 700 feet of brush and threatened homes as firemen halted the spread. Dry conditions keep other fires probable and risk of property loss remains high. French radio experts have developed an instrument to reproduce phonograph records without distorting sound.

Missoula Roain Arenen Enat Jackson Prycat Greenough Park Radio Exparta

Barberry Eradication District Formed Including Montana

Bozeman June 17 A barberry eradication plan expands to include Montana North Dakota and eastern Wyoming forming a new district. W L Mayone will oversee work with James T Bradbury as assistant state leader in Montana a 12 man crew to begin field survey June 23 under state supervision.

Bozeman Office of Department of Ageewit Montana North Dakota Wyoming Montaon W. Ly Topham Georka Mayone Morrie Montana State College Mc. Popham State College Misatasippi Mayous Montior Bradbury Montane State College Federal Department Sotlege

Woman bystander shot in hip near pavilion

In Butte, Madge Tamlette, 37, and Leo Finnegan, 28, both of Roosevelt Drive, were tied to a pistol fight at a pavilion on Roosevelt Drive. Tamlette, a bystander, is hospitalized with a bullet wound and Finnegan is jailed after a deadlock outside the porch as a crowd gathered. County Attorney HM Freeborn described the incident as a free-for-all that left Tamlette wounded.

Butte Tyna Madge’ Tamteltt Atre Leo Finnenan Roosevelt Drive Mra Tametti Tamlette Tod J. Freeborn Sne Finnegan

Suspension Bridge Over St Joe River Nears Completion

Missoula June 17 construction of a large suspension bridge over the St Joe River in Avery district nears completion. Townsend district engineer says traffic-ready by June 28 with a 244 foot clear span and 439 foot total span. The bridge, 12 feet wide and 14 feet above water, will aid travel and forest fire protection, resting on solid rock piers with steel cable suspension from two towers. Power was shut off to pass high voltage lines during construction adding to the delicate operation.

Missoula Toragt Avery Travold Townsend Ha District Missawla Townsend Ite Trav Ag St. Jos Eo Groupe

Veteran G. A. R. Man Celebrates His 86th

A G A R veteran, Mr Branaman of Tutte and Anaconda, celebrated his 86th birthday at home. Friends and fellow G. A. R. members plan a party hosted by Mrs. John W. James with veterans from Rut and Anaconda in attendance.

G. A. R. Man Brenerman Tha Polativon Calind John W. James G. A Tutte Anaconda Mr. Braneman Rutte Joan Marchion Mr. Branaman Guenla

Cleaning Shop Robbed of About $1000 on North Toho Street

A Parisian clothing shop on North Toho Street was robbed Friday night. Approximately $1000 worth of cloth was taken after thieves forced a rear door to gain entry. Authorities describe the break in as brazen and are reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.

Dilon Jung Toho Street

Inquest Opened Into Death of Granite Recluse John Kavanaugh

In Pastosours on June 17, coroner Pat McGurk opened an inquest into the death of John Kavanaugh a Princeton Mont prospector found dead on a creek bank about three miles above Philipsburg Identification was made from clothing and bones Kavanaugh a ten year resident of Philipsburg with prior ties to Netart and Philipsburg districts was a private, unmarried recluse. His nephew Pete Hathaway and niece Mere Taylor of Butte are listed as surviving relatives.

John. Kavanaugh Princeton Mont Pat McGurk Kavanaugh Philipsburg Skaleton Catin Pringaton Philipnburg Netkart Grost Falls Clalimm Netbart Philinsburg Peta Hatacaugh Mere. Taylor Hutte

Rushing Work on Important Link In New Highway

Deer Lodge June 17 Work on Tedera highway No 16 is under way with shipments of road material speeded up to finish by next fall. Maz Hresina is in Deer Lodge from the Max 4, Kuner camp. Fourteen buildings are being erected along the highway. The Nigaway project by the Kunny company of Syakano covers the 16-voleatriech between Gold Creek and Kobra at a contract of 166 426.60 employing more than 160 men. The Kunay camp employs 468 workers and crews from Spokane are rushing with two shifts.

Deer Lodge Tedera Highway Yala Maz Hresina Kuner Kunny Company Syakano Gold Creek Kobra Alte

Stockmen Offer Big Reward for Rustler

Stock Growers association votes reward of $1,000 for arrest and conviction of rustlers. Regular officers not eligible. Meeting at courthouse Saturday afternoon forms new group and considers publishing a directory of brands. J. B. Shaw elected president. Ross Nay vice president. Kradar tary. Sheriff W. Orr treasurer. Directors named: John Albers, A. Noe, Ernest Orr, W. S. Tash, Ok Tiunniey, Charles Beanter, James Doris.

Diton Sune Péfmons Moaling Aventonk Mombara Beaverhead Stock Growern Sociation Ag Catragudar Menting

Car Found Burned Unknown to Owner in Anaconda

A car discovered burned near 1034 Rant Taird Street was unknown to the owner. The blaze was noticed by officers who reported finding the vehicle on Microsk Road after a local resident informed them. Police are investigating the incident and seeking details from witnesses or residents.

Anaconda

Wool contracts boost Great Falls wool market in June

Great Falls reports most Gentral wool contracted with national marketing plan. Wools from Montana clips fetch 20 to 24 cents at sale with Dewey Gould Co. Boston paying 24 cents for a 20 000 fleece lot. Wool owners receive pre bearing loans and 80 percent advances. many consignments signed earlier in the season while deliveries accelerate.

Great Falls Montana Association Boston Wool Houses Webb Armatron Dewey Gould & Co Hoston Rrowar Draper & Co Boston Clunira Salina Negaon

Overall Gang Breaks Into Print In June Incident

Butta reports a morning filing at the abstract office on North Main Street where the overall gang was linked to a logging and robbery last night. John Alan Ning was accosted by four youths who robbed him of 7.50 and a hat near the railroad tracks. Deputies note the victim did not know the suspects by name but could identify them if seen.

Butta Witto Abcrift John Alanning North Main Streat Menning Main Atenot R, A, & P. Rastroad Croat Pally Cascain County Slluw Grenafielda Bunch Lye Sim River Board of Comimiaatoners Rose Missioners Turmese Hackeramlth Te. Osler C. L. Batley Warren Mites Hena Koutson Setilers Sun River Project United States Supreme Court Dematy County Charles Davidson Alan Sterne Ftre Jay Chumminy Judy Alan Oho Steyne Jaco Max

Community News From White Sulphur Springs June Update

White Sulphur Springs reports numerous visitors and arrivals including Mrs Elizabeth Bennett and sister Mrs WoC, Armand Sullivan in town, and Isobel Johnston from Sheridan. Local commerce highlights wool purchases, shipping 19 600 fleeces to co operative, and Treman of Cardingly Co. Also notes births, graduations, and church services plus a tally of global routes totaling 74 000 miles.

iMra Harriet Tootey Hera Finten Cardingly & Co Madison Adama & Ealand Manger Co-Operative Elizabeth Bennett Nera Woc. Dm Caliternia Arthur Conrad Graat Falla Armand Sullivan Lefty Spokane Ethel Taird Brother Lennard Dillon Action Wil Mia James L. Johnston Tobe Sheridan Isobel Sheridan School Ban Bear Jester B. Manning Philadelphia Manning Minn Nolte McCarthy Milan Claire Twohey Chicago Onal Kenneth and Byrom Stanford, Mont Mra. CO Burnham Stanford Cathrys Dallingbent William Lean Virginia Dugro Lawistown Dugro Tor D. Hooker Halene Grace Beles J. H

Go On With the Store Chapter IV

Judith confronts Steyne about Chummy Morley and her vanished memory. Steyne warns that Chummy may not marry. Judith recalls Chummy’s heartbreak after Steyne’s abrupt departure and questions his claim of responsibility as a lover reappears in town.

Judit Grant Oreanwich Chummy Wim Steyna Judith Chummiy Dumont Atereo Ia

Foiled engagement and a love triangle in a melodramatic tale

A serialized drama unfolds with Judy torn between Chummy and Steyne as Ming Morley faces possible recovery. Alan Sterne denies any engagement while pressuring Judy and Ming's past relationship comes into play. The farmers suit over tax issues looms in the background, but personal entanglements dominate the scene as Judy fearfully watches Steyne’s gaze.

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