Traveling salesman robbed of merchandise in Helena case
Llewellyn a Denver salesman reported Friday night robbery of samples and personal property valued near 2000 dollars after thieves moved cases from behind the Placer hotel to a vacant lot at Davis and Florentine. Deputies recovered powder, perfume, leather goods and other items as they investigated the Saturday morning scene.
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HA Liewellys
Denver
Sharit Art Parnana
George Kranich
Sheriff's Office
Davis and
Flora Niceola
Parsons
Helena
Tlewallyn
Uarvey
Llewellyn
Placer Hotel
Jackeon Street
Conklin Fountain
Goodrich
Beaverhead Wool Sells at 25 Cents in County Market
Beaverhead County wool auction closes with a top price of 260 cents a pound. Nearly 100000 fleeces sold across the county and nearby Madison County areas. Major buyers include Silberman Sons of Chicago and Ladue Company, Roscoe Cornell, Hallowell Jones and Donnell, and the Cook Sheep Company. The Sheridan pool of about 17000 fleeces was sold to Adams and Leland for 23 1 3 cents.
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Villon
Buyara Thin Wack
Beaverhead County
Madleon
Cook Sheep Company
Silberman Sona
Chicago
Ladue Company
Roscoe Cornell
Hallowell, Jones & Donnell Company
Dewey-Gould Company
Lhe Kennison
S<forlner
Dell
Frank Reid
Hallowell, Jones & Donnell
Sheridan Pool
Adama & Leland
Guardsmen Athletes Clash In Camp Erickson Meet
Athletes of the 168th Infantry showcased track and field skills at Camp Erickson before a large crowd. Thirty-three medals were awarded with a special prize for the top scoring company. Roy Johnson and Vernon Carrier highlighted field events while Rudolph Skenard led in shot put. An officers vs enlisted baseball game ended 5 innings with the enlisted team winning 2 to 0. The regiment’s male chorus debuted at church services led by Chaplain H G Klemmen. Colonel Bail praised camp and personnel before departing on an inspection trip.
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Camp Erickson
168Rd Infantry
Variou
Agagon
H. G. Klamme
Philip Smith
Clarence Holst
Clarence Holat
Urat
Wilfred Gitts
Philp Smith
Titat
Uno Jordan
William Wolverton
Dean
Rudolph Skenard
Service Company
Cecil Evats
Company K
Marcus Pruitt
Dat Battalion Headquarters Company
Cecil Hvans
Haymond Olson
Howitzer Company
Serree Company
Enlira Neracnne
Acore Velag
UH. G. Klemmen
Bail
Rancher Confesses He Started Fires
Miles Guy reports on a blaze in Amberland and Home Creek areas of the Custer forest. six acres were destroyed by fire believed due to careless cigarette tossing. One man is said to have confessed. authorities pursue others. Fireline crews dig trenches and maintain watch for two days with help from B D Sandyle and Dr J T Randall.
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Miles Guy
Amberland
Ekalaka
Carter County
Rays Mr. Simpson
B.D. Sandyle
Jr. T. Randall
Whitetail Ranger Station
Home Creek
Many Consign Wool at Chinook Clip
June 21 Chinook reports wool shearing in progress while awaiting arrival of flux con at warehouses. Local wool is largely consigned to the National Wool Marketing corporation with 7147 fleeces from county growers total. G W Roberts handles regional marketing duties and 90 percent advances to growers.
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Chinook
Flaccon
National Wool Marketing Corporation
G W. Roberts
Thia
Brother-in-law Helena Policeman Dies in Plane Crash
Lieut. Lyle H. Scott, aviator and brother-in-law of Helena officer Tony Hamen, was killed in an Arnedsre West Virginia air crash while performing a stunt. Scott, commander of the Scott Flying Circus, crashed after a loop, leaving a widow and two children in Marietta, Ohio, as editors lauded his daring and skill in aviation.
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Tony Hamen
Helena Potten Department
Lyle HH. Seeth
Arneds~re
Wo Va
Scott ‘Ying
Lieut
Scott
Tony Homes
Marietta
Lieut. Scott
Daily Newspaper
Leutenant
Opheim Wool Sale Tops 6000 Fleeces to Boston Firm
Opheim notes a major wool clip as 6000 fleeces sell to a Boston firm for 24 cents a pound while 12000 fleeces go to the Montana Wool Cooperative. Fleeces weigh about 9 pounds on average. lamb crop strong though winter costs higher. The excerpt also recalls a daredevil aviator remembered for risky stunts and bold courage.
Campaign totals near goal for Children’s Home Society Hospital
Funds raised to date approach 18000 with Montana counties reporting mixed progress. Lewis and Clark shows 14969.68 of 15000 goal, Flathead 2080.97 of 2505, Rosebud near complete except Forsyth, PowdAR River over, and other counties active. Regular staff and volunteers kept payroll stable while campaign costs run to about 487.00 for meals and lodging.
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Theliwnevnt Campaien
Montana Children's Home
Society
wil / 2
Tipit
Ove
Lewis and Clark
Rash
Flathead County
Flathead
Forsyth
Powdar River
Campaign cost estimates for state project and opening plans
The document outlines printing, postage and advertising costs totaling 587.00 with a 4.00 line item and 72.00 for net duties. It estimates total campaign costs at about four percent of the overall budget, with heavier regional work in the state and a smaller rural county component. It anticipates completing the concrete structure for opening by January 1, contingent on teal shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Sanders
Mineral
Wibaanx
Adaime
Makeup of a Boy Strength According to Sir Arthur Yapp
Sir Arthur Yapp, secretary of the National M C A council, describes the makeup of a boy as percentages: courage ten, determination ten, truth ten, others ten, twenty five for perseverance, and twenty six for push.
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London
Arthur Yapp
National
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Syonta
Vernon Carrier
Ard
William McMasters
Sra
Joseph Lanigan
Phil Roche
Thomas Martin
Amos N’ Andy
New York
Andy
Fliegelman
Bill
Ari
Sue
Beret
Fligelman’s
Ligelman
Opheim
Children’s Home Society Hospital
Carter
MES
Sayler
Tonga
Bradley
Jantzen
Galf
Flibelman
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