Drowned While Attempting Missouri River Crossing
Margaret Plurin, 15, of Growl Fade, drowned Tuesday afternoon while trying to swim across the Missouri River near Volta Dam. Rev Bramislaus J Cieslewice led a Sunday school picnic nearby. no warning was given and onlookers could not assist as the girl went under about 34 to 40 feet from shore. The Montana Power Company, sheriff’s office, and local undertaker helped recover the body after a two hour search. she is survived by her parents and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falla
Margaret Plurin
Bramislaus J Cieslewice
St. Joseph's Cathotic Church
Volta Dam
Plurle
Margaret
P. IL Athworth
Montane Foner Company
Ahs Wan Grawa
Tonée
Clessente
Montana Tower Company
Honka
Power Company
Devahes
Mheriff
O'Connor
Grest Fulla
Water shortage prompts Lewistown council talk
Lewistown officials and city engineer discussed a water shortage caused by unusually dry weather through January. The shortage delayed a planned irrigation project in the city park, while pumps drew on reserves and the risk of emergency depletion was noted as a concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Duny
Tt Wan
Kent
A Fish Yarn That Is Pretty Steep
June 18. Montanans talk of Gad stories and a big trout tale near the Yellowstone valley. Reverend Darrach and companions aboard describe a large fish that bent to the net, then leapt from the water and landed aboard without hands, leaving a soggy tale and a lucky catch for the Darroch family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Lirmigaion
Thoman Maxley
Fermen
Taylor Darrach
Wpwer
Yellowstona
Rev
Huxley
Mgr
Darrach
Mr. Darroeh
Neb
Polson Proposes Land for Municipal Port Airport
Polson business leaders seek to lease federal land west of the Flathead River for a municipal port and airfield. W J Mackenzie inspected reserve lands and recommended about a thousand acres near the river, one mile from Polson, to loan for airport development. A letter to Secretary Wilbur asks for action while land blueprints were reviewed. The move aims to create a sizable airport facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polcop
Polson Chamber
Cammerte
Flathead
Polson
Markenate
FR. Wilbur
Indtrior Department
Polson Expands Jail Facilities and Courtroom
Polson officials plan a major jail expansion with the north half of the Odd Fellows building leased for jail use. A modern cell block will be added at the rear, operable from a nearby quadrangle, while the front will be converted into a courtroom for justice and police matters. Lake County currently has four cells, eight capacity proposed, city jail has none.
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Polson
Lake County
Afl Tavittos
Odd Fellows
Jusilea
Pollen Mattara
Jall
Jeelia
Gallatin wool pool sold to Boston buyers in bulk deal
The Gallatin wool pool comprising about 310000 pounds of wool was sold to Lolaand-Aders Boston by pool directors. Prices ranged 20c to 24c per pound, with deliveries set for June 22 at Three Forks and June 34 and 23 at Bozeman. Payment minus expenses will be available within a week after delivery to growers totaling about 190 producers. The pool includes 34000 sheep and is valued between 780000 and 80000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozaman
Jung
Gallatin
Asnodla~ Hon
Lolaad-Adeurs
Boston
Ineal Pool
Pica
Three Forks
Bozeman
Teac
Leonard Young Gets Home Town Support
Hobson, Judith Basin county rallies around Leonard Young as he seeks a second term on the railroad commission. Friends plan a Wednesday banquet at the Newton hotel with seating for men only and entertainment, honoring Young who long operated a Hobson general store and now maintains ties to Helena while serving the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobeon
Jung
Leannt C Young
Railond Commissong
Jobson
ocenLly
T. Goodall
John Ti. Cowan
Vite Realdwat
Herbert
Woodward
Young
Judith Hastn
Atte
Hobson
Side Door Pullman Tourists Rob Each Other in Transit
Frank Ettinger of Denver was assaulted on a freight train near Nuntley early Monday morning during a transit incident. He was beaten and robbed of 142 dollars and personal effects, sustaining a scalp wound and requiring local treatment. Ettinger, a Spanish war veteran, reported the robbery and noted he had lived in Denver but previously resided in Missoula with ties to veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuntley
Morclon
Frank Fittinger
Denver
Caio
Billinge Telar
Tay
Ettinger
Missoula
Former District Judge Addresses Manhattan Grads
Former judge Toraph Tedarhaon, noted as ex Mon toon District Judicial bench member and New York attorney, delivered the chief address to Manhattan College graduates on June 11. The New York Sheffield-Tribune features a photo of Judge Jackson with Governor Norman Stanley Case, De. Raymond P. Sullivan, and Rt. Rev. Maj. Phomax J. O'Brien, along with the graduation account.
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New York
Iffield-Tribune
Record pea crop expected in valley region Stevensville
June 18 report notes a record pea crop for the district both agriculturally and in manufacturing. Michael Thott of Burnt Fork says crops look best in years and 110 acres near Ritter Host valley are the largest parcel. Rayalli Canning Company has 30 acres and plans early harvesting for canning, with about 180 tons expected. J M Pritthhard of the Rayalli Canning plant foresees over 60,000 dollars in pea goods to be produced, with factory operations starting in about two months.
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Stevensville
Michael Thott
Burnt Ferk
Ota
Ritter Host Valley
Thorad
Martin Thott
Burnt Fork
Thott Wrathery
Rayalll Canning Company
Mera
J. M. Pritthhard
Raralis Canning Company
Lastory
Ake
Townsend News town reads the summer social and travels
Townsend residents and visitors share summer plans in a lively Sunday roundup. Sperling, Zimmerman, and Morks prepare Yellowstone trips while Nelans visit from Nelan and Minsoud valleys. Van Voost, Good, and Daniate head to colleges, and locals join park crews and summer school sessions. ACatholic barn dance and local visits fill the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aanneth
Teliow
Atone
Josephina Connors
Legor Goodkava
Doraman
Minn
Connors
Leroy
Alto
Sutoiner
Gene Connors
Bie
Walter Ogie
Bualons
Townsend
Thie Wank
Ed Ragen
Mr. Ogle
Soat View
Altinga
Leste Thommon
Mon
Joan Cook
D. van Voast
Morton Snerry
Charvin J. Ballard
Tagen
William Pennell
Waitaan
Wit
Mra
Charlies B. Fairobild
Fen
Sound Effect Engineer Joins Modern Life Fra
The article discusses the rise of sound effect engineers in broadcasting and entertainment. It highlights the skill of reproducing diverse noises using devices like drums and improvised gear. Harry Edison is cited for creating realistic effects for programs with inventive setups including an electric fan and strapped apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Edison
Mr. Edison
Mayor Foulek Will Not Sign Measure
June 28 Great Falls reports that Mayor A J Foulek refused to sign the proposed initiative petition calling for a draft revision in workmen's compensation. He opposed the plan citing unfair burdens on employers and potential boosts in compensation costs. A woman employee attempted to present the petition signature for signature, but the mayor declined after a brief discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honack Waa
Mayer
J Foupek
Wa Aignatura
Trong
Hin
Hia
Opening of Yellowstone Park attracts national news camera crew
Livingston hosts representatives from news agencies as they film scenes for the Yellowstone opening. Mrs John Sipple greets the party, with a brief address by Mrs Finale. Filming collaborations include F C Stizengath of Saint Paul and Boy Cumminga of New York, while Herbert and family plan a return visit.
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Tavingston
Len
Livingston
Gardiner
Yellowstone National Park
Lisingston
Liringalow Woman's Club
John Sipple
National Federation of Woman's Subs
Mammoth
Stizengath
Paul
Boy Cumminga
New York
W Terhert
Wivingaton
Fox News
Herbore
Wigston
Montana
Herbert
Reed
Nolzomn
Che
Local Visitors and Travelers Reported Across Logan
Logan residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Washington to California. Mrs. Whillam Hawken and daughter Mary returned home from a Wednesday visit, and families including the Jerman, Krupkele, Crom, Schulte, and Revier households were noted for trips and temporary stays in Logan. Several relatives planned moves to Clyde Mark and Allard, while others returned from vacations or short visits and shared plans for upcoming departures.
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Logan
Whillam Hawken
Mary
Mygs
Cramer Schulte
Clyde Mark
Emmet J. Dohkerly
Townsend and
Rutie
Cromer Schutter
Allard
Afra
J. C. Revier
J. A. Peters
Dorothy Revier
Fort Orchard
Wash
H. Hart
Mina Heith Noble
J. W. Strachan
San Diego
Sari Marcer
Halena
White Ribbon Extends Across State Line Toward Miles City
Grading has progressed on the mab between Terry and the Powder River bridge. The last gap in the federal highway from Terry to Miles City is now completed. All Weather marching will extend from the state line near Wie hauz to Miles City, linking Terry with Miles City and Seattle bound routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Powder River
Miles City
State Line
Wiehauz
Billes City
Blood transfusion saves pioneer as daughter donates
In a Thorston hospital, 14 volunteers responded to a call for blood to aid pioneer Mr. Dunstan. Only Mrs. Keith matched the needed blood type, with a pint transfused yesterday from the daughter Xen W. W. Keith. Doctors said the pioneer’s condition improved and another donation may be required within a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixsante
Juan
Thorston Nospitit Agt Qiget
Thomas Dunatin
Minnoula — Bualn Aman
NAW
Xen
W. W. Keith
Mrs. Keith
Mr. Dunstan
Beav erhead Rotary Plans June Centennial Celebration
The Dillon Rotary club met for lunch and offered support for the Beaverhead county fair centennial celebration in September. A committee including D A Galt Fred Woodside MH M Arundage OT Paul A Wal Sort and Frank Bite was appointed to confer with the city and organizations on arrangements. W N T Curry presided and Warren Stone was named next week's chairman.
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Dison Rotary Club
Beaverhead
D. A. Galt
Fred Woodside
MH. M. Arundage
Paul
A. Wal
Sort
Frank Bite
WN. T. Curry
Warren Stone
Summer Work Opens at Montana Normal College
Dillon June 1 The Maco Jane Stele Normal college summer session opened this morning with registration likely higher than last year. Enrollment figures were not definite yet, but early indications show steady turnout. Regular courses are offered, nine weeks long instead of twelve, with most faculty remaining to teach.
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Dillon
Maco- Jane Stele Normal College
Stax
Natal
Trelon Atha
Aludants
Reguar
Feeling Runs High Against Roundup In Garfield Co
Garfield County residents protest a roundup of abandoned horses authorized by taxpayers earlier. Judge S. Ateitsa temporarily restrains conservation foreman W M Buffington from presiding over further actions at a northeast Garfield county site near the Oscar Hunter ranch northeast of Jordan. Plaintiffs Ira T H Skata of Phom and Elifa Shiders of Jordan, aided by Farr McNaught of Miles City and R H Purcell of Jordan, challenge the proceedings as harmful to stockmen and county interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardac
Rister Court
S. .Ateitsa
W'Mo Buttington
Garfield County
W. W. Buffington
Aman
Oacar Hunter Ranch
Jordan
Ira TH. Skata
Phom
Elifa Shiders
Farr & McNaught
Miles City
R. H. Purcell
Billings to Laurel road work nearing finish
The highway from Billings to Laurel, a gravel, graveled stretch, will likely be finished within a week says W A Culpet Helnsa, state highway commission superintendent. Traffic delays are expected as the route nears completion while Montana also adds a gravel road from Livingston to Bozeman and a new graded road from Billings to Roundup ready this month.
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Bulinge
Billings
Laurel
Tog Sumption
W. A. Culpet Helnsa
State Highway Commission
Montana
Livingston
Boreman
Biltoge
Women jockeys gain footing on English race tracks
Irregular text hints at forthcoming acceptance of women jockeys in English racing. It notes favorable reactions from the jockey club and mentions potential shifts affecting female riders and hockey context intertwined with racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRL
Lonton
L. Carlonn
ILEON BEATTY CHARGED WITH FALSE PRETENSES IN GREAT FALLS
Great Falls June 14 A charge of obtaining property by false pretenses was fixed at two thousand dollars bail in Wilton county court against Lre m Beatty a former automobile agent from Great Falls County Attorney Frank P Gault announced Beatty was recently arrested in Seattle on a warrant from Wilton court on Ivy Harriage’s complaint alleging Beatty misrepresented to obtain a Chevrolet coach from Jann Cunningham dealer for Da Boto Automobiles Beatty reportedly offered credit of 148 on the auto which was not supplied Extradition proceedings were begun to return Beatty to face the charges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Palla
Anaes van Tuenday
Wilton Fuatien
Lrem Deatty
Grest_ Falls automobile aeinaman
Frank P. Gault
Bonde
Beatty
Seattle
Oh & War
Wileon
Ivy Harriage
Heatly
Jann Cunstngham
Nimaels Wn
da Bato Automobiles
Great Falls
Palke
Cunningham
Aue Tomobile
Raatty
Poudtog
Sportman decries wasteful fishing in Madison valley
June 13 Butts reports sportman Sullivan condemning the waste of fish as a ditch on the Madison river becomes stocked with fingerlings rotting and cranes feeding. He cites law gaps and calls for screening and better enforcement, with state game warden Colsook and Hutte Anglers Club leaders agreeing on the need for correction.
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Gama Comuile Ston
Ataii
Madison
Slams
Sullivan
Sulivac
B. G. Suk ‘Era
Hutte Anglera” Club
Willam Carpender
Csbeman
Toston News Highlights Local Visits and Social Events
Townsend residents hosted and visited friends as townsfolk posted greetings. Elie Fours of Townsend visited Mr and Mrs Ghorlee Watkina, while Buster Chubbuck of Elena called on Mr and Mrs Thomas Hargrove. Morris Enright of Stelona planned a visit with Atra, Frank Brown, and others. Social gatherings included the Tos tan Warner's Bridge club dinner and an auxiliary meeting with prizes and lunch. Mrs RH Allen and Mrs Warvinfield received prizes, and several ladies hosted Friday afternoon events.
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Toston
Tyne
Lawrence Blech
Butte
John Jonason
Jim Beamibrick
Boveman
Cora Bbull
Tostan Warner
Thure- Tay
RH. Allen
Warvin Tield
Charles Watkins
B. B. Briscoe
Toaton
Kings, Tay
Rodersburg
Jack ¥ Hetoo
Helena
Polson Shippers Send Wool to Boston and Cattle Market Update
In Polson on June 14 shipments sent two carloads of wool to Roatan via Boston under Jerry Paul plus three more carloads en route, with Lions Ping Nitade and Polson among shippers. A cattle and sugar market change was noted for New York on June 18, with prices dropping from 4.60 to 4.70 and a granulated stock withdrawal at the Polson yard affecting the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polson
New York
Zatinad Sukar
Property taxes over 1,000,000 in Great Falls case against Harvester
In Cascade County Great Falls district hearing will now be held on a tax assessment of International Harvester company property. The valuation lists merchandize, credits, fixtures, trucks, realty and improvements totaling over a million dollars. appeal rights lie with the county Board of Equalization and, if needed, the state board. Officials include MH T Johnson and Jr BE Sanders, with hearing scheduled for May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
International Harvester Company
Amerire
Cascade County
Anneanor
Hawaii
T, Johnson
Hie Company
Sanders
Achadeles
Mann
County Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Merchandria
Mayor and Police Force of Butte Hailed to Court Butte
June 16. Mayor NM. Karr Handls and the Butte police force must appear July 14 in district court to show cause why they ordered no discipline. Tucker, a former city jailer, was dismissed April 16 after a hearing for conduct unbecoming an officer. He appeals to district court alleging he did not have a fair trial.
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Butte
Karr Handls
Turker
Frank J. Miler
Tucker
Hhe Police Commission
Barney Lavell
Mal
Maattifartt
Ibn Gnaldey
Kalispell Clinic Hosts Spokane Doctors In Dual Meet
Kalispell hosted ten Spokane County physicians and two from another society for a medical clinic on Saturday. Discussions covered diverse cases with Dr. Dratingston Con way and Cockrell assisting. Afterward hosts entertained visitors, Sunday morning parades followed at Ginder park with notes from Fintheld and the Spokane delegation returned home by a Ford tri motor piloted by Nick Mamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well
Pergle
Misa May Kirby
Owen Kirby
Minanute
Robert Dickey
Grandon
Malone
Ted Lane
Three Forks
Thomas Smith
Jefferson County
Mias Pat
Huntly
Carey Quaintance
Dauenter
Mew
Anders
Tou
Des Moines
Lowa
Marton Morachner
Ap Tarandad
Katherine Huth Ax Aly
Bridges Wan
Kallspell
Spokane County Medical
Ae Kiathand County Eternical Society
Dratingston
Conway Woul Cockrell
Clint
Dr. P
Ginder Park
Fintheld
Gironte
Spokane
Nick Mamer
Missoula Targets Crackers Firecrackers Amid Citywide Crackdown
Missoula police announce a daylong drive against anyone who lights fireworks after a recent string of fires. A blaze at 820 Gerald Avenue damaged the Johnson home but was quickly controlled. Six youths aged roughly 16 to 20 were arrested for buying fireworks and violating the ordinance. fines range from 25 to 100 dollars, with parents held responsible for minors.
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Missoula
Srates
Johnson
Gerald Avenue
Jiear
Almlhat
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Eonard Young
Manhattan
Harry Kitsow
Tym
Townsend News
Foulek
Camera Mien
Logan News
Dillon Rotary
Garfield Co
Laurel Road
Ileon Beatty
Toston News
Kalispell Medical
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