Mosquitoes Cause Pain To Paralyzed Accident Victim
A Chinook farmer Willian Massey died after a Friday accident near Elloam when frightened horses dragged him and the drill. He lay 24 hours with a fractured spine before discovery. He was conscious upon rescue and transported to Havre Hospital for treatment.
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Chinook
Willian Massey
Bing County
Havre Dear Press
Massey
Farry
Elloam
Ele
Moiinok
Charles Hoyts
Havre
Fiarre
Kwife-Wielder Sought By Police In Stabbing Case
Butte police search for John Spirester in a Osford block stabbing of Sylvester Sullivan of Anaconda. Sullivan hospitalized with leg and stomach wounds. Bel en Clark alias Aileen Sullivan and Nick Russell landlord detained for questioning. Sullivan refused to discuss details, giving false name Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Johnson
Inter
Mian Breaks Back When Horses Run Away
June 21 at Havre Montana William T Massey age 43 of Philips died after being thrown from a wagon when horses ran away Friday. He was found hours later in a field and died at Havre hospital. The accident occurred while Massey was drllime in the field near his tarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlayre
William T. Masgart
Phinps
Tavee
Fran
Me Massey
Tarry
Sheepherder Shot by Own 22 Caliber Gun
Maniken June 21 Charles Gulloff of Marley treated at Vanultan hospital for a wound in the left leg from an accidentally discharged small 22 caliber pistol worn by him. The incident injured him as he tended sheep with others aiding at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepherder
Charles Gullhoff
Marley
Vanultan Hospatal
Gulhoff
Conner
Darky
Falls From Car Fractures Leg Near Fars Axranthomie
A unnamed woman suffered a fractured leg after a fall from a car near Fars Axranthomie on a Sunday. She was attended to by local authorities and taken to the nearest facility for treatment. further details are unavailable.
Army Aviator Spends Summer in Stevensville
Major George Ef. Brett of the aviation corps and his wife Mrs. Brett and their three children from Ohio are spending three months in Stevensville with Mrs. Brett’s parents General and Mrs. Duval. After the vacation he will teach at the new aviation school in Hampton, Virginia. He narrowly saved his sedan when it slid 20 feet down a river bank and was later seen repairing a submerged gate at Wantage front to keep water out during overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
George Ef. Brett
Ohio
Aviation Corps
Army
Duval
Brett
Hampton
Hail Damages The Bench Land Crop In Billings
Billings on June 21 woke to hail storms past dawn as stones large as walnuts struck roofs and spread a two mile wide, three and a half mile long path from the northeast. Garden crops, beets, beans and tomatoes suffered anew after recent damage. a greenhouse lost thousands of blooms and stock, while tar paper roofs and chicken houses sustained extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Billings Benes
Honper
Kren
Yellowstone River
Tupper's
Green House Earry
George Howard
Virtue Ally
Howans
Mother Despondent as Son Crowned in Tragedy near Walford Cis
A despondent mother mourns her son Anthony Filter You of Garfield county whose drowning while cattle crossing the Missouri river near Leerly occurred days ago. The body was found about 20 miles upstream, as the family, neighbors, and friends patrolled river banks seeking him. The father and others mourn the loss amid grief and unresolved questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingomar
Missouri River
Walford
Cis
Anthony
Garfield County
Misennetter
Massaura
Leerly
Raises Squabs for Commercial Gain in Bitter Root Valley
Missoula reports AM Valleau, a visitor from Vanidton, recently in the Bitter Root, where he bought Hamilton property and started a squab ranch. He now houses 600 adult pigeons and claims a market for all squabs, with potential revenue from markets delivering six and a half to seven and a half dozen per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Amar Vamage
Bitter Root
VM Valepeau
Vanidton
Valleau
Hamilton
Squal Hhaness
Feorg
Montanans Open Tour with Orchestra for Summer Circuit
The Montanans, formed by former University of Montana students, tour New York and Missoula, playing at Placid Take in New York for the summer. The orchestra, organized by Frank Alden of Red Lodge, Richard Allert of Helena, and Wendell Niles of Livingston, with Fort Bailey of Missoula, built their reputation touring to the Orient and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Oreletta
University of Montana
Placid Take
Frank
Peewee) Alden
Red Jiodge
Richard Allert
Hilings
Wendell Niles
Livingston
Fort Bailey
Orient
Butte Man Claims $2 900 Estate After 23 Years
George Datseh, 62, of Butte, who had been declared dead for 23 years, appeared in court to claim a $2,900 estate left by a brother. He had lost touch with his family during the Klondike rush and now seeks the inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Butte
George Datseh
Datsel
Klondike
Rush
Flessid
Best Wheat Field 15 Covered With $100000 Insurance
Billings June 21 4 Thomas by Campbell president of the Montana Fanning corporation of Big darn county says the 9000 acres unit four field is insured for 100000 against hail. The field is expected to yield 40 to 60 bushels per acre and ready to harvest around July 20. Montana Farming corporation is the world’s largest wheat grower controlling about 95000 acres. The policy was written by H A Weld Co and Middlewest Fire Underwriters agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Thomas
Campbell
Montana Fanning Corporation
Big Darn County
United States Agricultural Survey
United States
Unit Four
Montana Farming Corporation
Boulder News Roundup Details Local Travel and Marriages
Boulder Kews reports road repairs near Clan eey moved to Cardivell after floods. Notables: Miss Mary Dune kin and Hugh Me Manus marriage to Deer Lodge. Miss Dora Bally returns from Goldfield Nevada. Miss Leona Whitt visiting Dillon. Miss Masine Amarine returns from Twin Bridges. several residents travel to Helena for a state women’s auxiliary meeting. local trade and daily life notes on families, schooling, and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claneey
Cardivell
Toglin
Vean
Seattle
Chee
Will
Palleman
Dughing
Union Pacific
Jeanette Summer
Nutte
Dillon
Mary Dunekin
Deer Lodge
Hugh Me Manus
Columbes
Ohio
Deal
Mer Me Manus
Bute
Dora Bally
Goldfietd
Nevada
Arived Berg Sateday
William Wolters
Olson
Houkler Masons
Alice Pendergast
Willian Pendergast
Rauller
Ad DeVellex
Butte
Boulder
Mis. K. Summer
Arthur Tuttle
JK. Taylor
Helena Thatsday
Houlder
Pearl
Ruth Hawke
Ane
Co Sith
Voutga
Cardele
Boy Rescues Self By Clinging To Mud Bank
June tale from Winifred recalls Carl Haun and his son Dick guiding Joe Crlut and Joe’s grandson through a floodlit river crossing. After a day of rain Two Calf River swelled and a careful crossing failed, leaving Joe clinging to a log and a 60 foot mud bank. The party faced exposure overnight before aid reached them as they trekked toward a farm and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred
Carl Haun
Joe Crlut
Mase
Wires
Tom Howard
Wilt LP
Heanilton
Qarl
Rae
Jame
Carl
Joe
Mr. Hamilton
Little Vick Om Ins
Tom Kjorden
Mer
Hamlton
Charles Witex
Canin
Boulder News Briefs and New Teachers Selected
Exploratory notes from Boulder recount residents visiting, repairing telephones, and family movements. Many locals listed include Lilla Wilson, Florence Jahinston of Bute, and families from Eugene to Livingston. New teachers for Boulder Public Schools: Mazel Martella hired as primary, Clem Teltemes to succeed Olson as writer, Olson to continue studies at Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houlder
Lectin
Io Crise
Missoula
Yrar
Colstrip Boy Wins Two Academy Appointments
Forsyth, Tane Norton Wilson Chitin received a Naval Academy appointment and a Military Academy offer after passing examinations. Am officials list Mount sncressfuth and Mir Wilton also receiving appointments to West Point via Congress, with Indy Scott Dealt noting a Navy career path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Tane
Norton Wilson Chitin
Invited States Naval Academy
Military Academy
AL West Mount
Bertrand Escapes From Crash In Town Collision
John Bertrand of 1905 South Washington Street escaped serious injury after his car overturned at Montana and Trent Streets. The vehicle collided with a machine driven by Lew Transieller of 300 Kennedy Street. Sheriff reports say no one was injured and Bertrand’s car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
John Bertrand
South
Washington Street
Montana
Trent Streets
Lew Transieller
Kennedy Street
Efertrand
Genuine Liquor Seizure Follows Informer Attack
Great Walls on June 21 reports a raid yielding five sacks of whisky and counterfeit labels from a plant. Vielan Palmer, 3, arrested by federal operatives. building on Ae Pyrst Ave raided. Prohibited liquors seized and linked to an alleged establishment run by Tarine Leleche. Local figures named in connection with the operation and a separate incident of a horse accident near Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Walls
Vielan Palmer
Penhilition
Ae Pyrst
Wancaut
Tsaued
Tarine Leleche
Central Avenue
Hind
Gaul
Jraiine Carlile
Andl Lee
Bozeman Teachers to Study Blackfoot Legends
Teachers from Bozeman travel to Havre for a regional summer seminar on Blackfoot legends. The June program runs at Havre School with registration set for a three day session beginning June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Havre
Terhiy
Roundup Woman Mends Lindbergh Parachute in Daring Stunt
Roundup tale recalls Lindy’s 1922 drop when a torn parachute forced a repair at Mrs. W. Kerris Ferris home. Lindbergh watched as the parachute was mended by Mrs. Ferris who, though new to parachutes, confidently undertook the task. Lindbergh assisted during sewing in a lighthearted scene at the Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cindberg
W.kerris
Lindbergh
County Fair Grounds
Lindy
Grain Samples up Fine on Yellowstone Trail
Miles City reports Ned Stacy brought rye barley and oats to Miles City for test at First National Bank. Rye and barley lagging barley near maturity oats rich in color from rain. Stacy farms 150 acres and plans to free cattle to seed grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Ned Stacy
Noatheast
Yellowstone Trail
George M. Miles
First National Bank
Miles
Moon Creek
AY BILLINGS NORMAL Opening Noted With Staff Changes
AY BILLINGS NORMAL report notes the summer term opening last Monday, with 200 arkaday staff and directors urging a final enrollment of 210 before the term starts. the scene reflects early administrative efforts and local school activities at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Billings Normal
Bildlues
Lune
Champion accident victim must give bond in court case
Ernest P. Lindgren sues Great Northern railway for 2587 in district court alleging negligence after a stop box on a Belt to Great Falls train caused a fall. He seeks 25000 for injuries, 700 for lost wages, and 157 for hospital expenses. defendant demurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Lindgren
Great Northern Railway Company
W. H. Meigs
Lindgren
Great Falla
Shell Shock Vet Gets Compensation
Deer Lodge June 21 Janes R Ball visits Deer Lodge on business then heads to the coast. He has received telegrams including from Congressman John Evans about back payments and monthly support for his son Joseph Ball, a Sheridan hospital patient receiving shellshock treatment. Ball hopes to bring his son to his Avon ranch upon return from the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Janes R. Ball
John Evans
Evans
Mr. Ball
Joseph Ball
Sheridan
Bell
Avon Ranch
Blind Salesman on Tour With Brooms
Kauffman, a visually impaired broom maker from Williston, visits Wolf Point on a summer circuit with three routes to Kalispell Livingston and Valley City. He uses Braille, reads widely, carries a Braille book, and draws religious and library material for the blind from Washington. He travels by foot and train between towns and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Kauffman
Williston
Wolf Pott
Whitefish
Kaliepell
Valley City
Glendive
Minof
Washington
14 Year Old Boy Is Incorrigible In Great Falls
In Great Falls on June 2, 14 year old W H Troxsey, brought back from Judith Gap, faced district court before Judge Meigs on a charge of incorrigibility filed by Probation Officer Guy Palagi. He was found guilty and placed under court supervision as a ward of his parents for a period to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
W. H. Troxsey
Judith Gap
Guy Palagi
Fedge W. H. Meigs
Firecracker Toss Triggers Chase by Great Falls Cops
In Great Falls on Monday night Ralph Hall 17 a newsboy and Edward Creek another youth were arrested for discharging firecrackers in the city. Officers Williams Murray and Jack Egan pursued after a Varme firecracker exploded near Central Avenue and Fourth Street. Hall may have bootlegged firecrackers, and the chase ended with the youths in custody. In Conrad Andrew G Dillman 3 pioneer of Pondera county died at Warm Springs hospital. Funeral arrangements set. he was Indiana born, came to Pondera in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Ralph Hall
Edward Creek
Williams Murray
Jack Egan
Hall
Central Avenue
Fourth Street
Conrad
Andrew G. Hilliman
Pondera County
Warm Springs
State Undertaking
Dillman
Indiana
Ponfera
W. S. Dillman
Lagl Gray
Indian Diseases Discussed by Federal Officials Poplar
A June conference of government doctors and Indian agency officials met at local offices to discuss tuberculosis treatment for United States Indians. Led by Dr. Edwards of New York, appointed by the secretary of the interior to survey all reservations, the session lasted the full day and included Dr. Cogswell, state health officer, Dr. Craig of Papular, Assistant Superintendent Stone Browning, Superintendent Eggers, and FP Moller of Poplar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
Jndiey Ameney
United States
Edwards
New York
Secretary of the Interior
de. Cogswell
Rr. Craig
Papfar
Stone
Browning
Eggers
FP. H. Moller
Wolf Creek News Wall Creek Picnic Attendance and Local Visits
June itemized social notes from Wolf Creek describe Mrs Thomas McDonough of Helena as guest of Mr and Mrs Jack McDonough for a picnic and a well attended dance despite rough roads. Numerous Helena visitors from Adams to Mason and Ingersoll families drop by for visits. county road grading crews work on the Wolf Creek to Stearns road. residents travel to Helena and Great Falls for business and family occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Creek
Thomas McDonough
Helena
Jack McDonough
Ales
Charles Burgess
Denis Adams
John Patterson Ranch
Jack
McDonough
Louis Arnold
Melena
Conner
Eugene Alt
Roy (Menard
Marvin Craig
Jin
Deerborn Bridge
Jack Fry
Ree
E. Z. Severtson
Little Sum
Fry Ranch
Flat Creek
A. Je Treclick
Great Falls
Rheditr
G. Mason
Ethel Ulmer
Velma Nichols
At. Pyle
Lilian
Iohh Merz
Ferris Pratt
Wolf Creek
Nels Sotensoh
J. F.bowman
Burgeali
Decker
Borho
Willie
Edward Olson
Mason Home
Lem Ingersoll
Betty
A. C. Bissonette
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Mian
Laire
Fars Axsranthomie
Sle
Cuthura
Tates
Mae
Willer Mays
National Ave
Bet Dirgo
Calif
le Famer
Fuller Ave
Erie
Boy
Lilla Wilson
Florence Jahinston
Willian Dawson
Malta
Lensing
Tom Burke
Childressre Ti Tfetena
Nomen Spears
Lee Dennis
Yelena
Sune Lestie Knight
Manhattan
Ley Knight
Wilso
Missanta
Umvcraty
Nerson
Walters
Waller
Wallace
Daly
San Garsan
Uevat Falls
Vmec
Linyat South
Hel Nena
Ated
Vade Kore
Eugene
Oregon
bMedile
North
Ty Autey L. Boremnan
John VW
TaVon Andrews
Ube
Wid
Wilbur McCullough
Teter
Nowlder
Corto
Jefferson Milling
Fanny
Watson
Gente
Wratann
Ema Toole
Buthe
Ans Sprig
Lees Taslor
Aid
Rf.tilson
Chis Hansen
Iil
Anton Christiansen
Mas Cardath
Mellilla
Uml
George Pratt
Colstrip
Bertrand
Moiry Kittier
Higlin
Fat Hee
Phars Cay
Jessie L.donaldson
Montana State College
Dorothy Chamberlain
Mildred Higelaw
Glacier Park
Pozeman Mn
Anthropology Department
University of California
Lehmer
Hrenc Sculptora
Nrtista
Thiat Madamainella
Miray
Me “Aueen
Wag
Shell Shock
Wolf Creek News
Ben
Avesnae
Aeuta
Minnaapolia
Ipo
Spa
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