Hunt for auto and run killer after street accident
Lewistown June 21 Chief Art Aaker and Sheriff Guy Tullock search for the driver of a hit and run that killed 10 month old Helen Clara Battrick in a Fergus hotel corner collision. The car fled east toward Grass Range, leaving little evidence besides a damaged radiator and fenders. Investigations spread to Roundup Billinge and other points as authorities traced the vehicle.
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Lewistown
Art Aaker
Guy Tullock
Helen Clara Battrick
Cahin Battrick
Mte
Fergus
Baker
Tullock
Billinge
Registered Alfalfa Seed at Glasgow Valued at $20,000
Glasgow reports 120000 pounds of registered alfalfa seed valued at $20000, sourced from Yailey, Phillips and Garfield counties. County agent C C H Willson notes Grimm alfalfa dominates with some Cossack, most seed sold via cooperative groups, and 47 farmers in the territory have purchased certified seed for reseeding or expansion.
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Glasgow
Solpts
Yailey
Phillips
Garfield
Cc. H. Willson
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Northern
Montana Alfalfa Growers’ Association
Willson
Grimm
Great Falls Lions Plan Summer Camp for Needy Children
Great Falls Lions will run a summer recreational camp at Logring Creek for about 70 undernourished and underprivileged children. Funds sought total 700 to cover food and care, with selections made via school nurse and county auditor information.
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Great Falls
The
Lions Club
Logring Creek
Scherson County Announces 27 Candidates for Offices
Boulder June 21 Twenty seven persons filed petitions with the county clerk and recorder for county and state offices. Listed are candidates for state representative Hart Tuttle and others from Whitehall Boulder and Basin. Positions include county commissioner clerk of the district court superintendent attorney sheriff assessor treasurer public administrator coroner and justice of the peace with party affiliations Democrat or Republican noted for each.
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Boulder
Joseph Villemier
East Helena
H. Knowles
Artur Laiselle
Basin
Hart Tuttle
Whitehall
Emmeret Douglass
Louis Lepp
James
Flaherty
W. A. McCullough
B. R McCall
Lester McMillen
Miles Emily J. Moore
John F. McGough
Sbhirfey
Wiliams
Daney L. Dawson
W. W. Merk
Ervin N. Tuttle
Jona H. Williams
J. C. Ripley
Sebastian
Bob) Lauwenbecher
Phil H. Smith
Loell B. Covert
Paul T. Smith
George BE. Pritchett
Butte Schoolboy to Pan Gold to Assist Educational Outlay
A 15-year-old boy at Montana School of Mines showed a gold dust sample from a pan near Butte and claimed rich finds. Professors examined his rocker plan and provided blueprints while President Francis A. Thomson offered aid. The youth aims to earn money to fund next year's high school tuition through summer mining efforts.
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Butte Schoolboy
Pan Gold
Butte
Mainhall
Montana School of Mines
Orrich
School of Mines
Hig
Francis A. Thomson
Burns Fatal to Chester Farm Owner
June 21 Sarre. Albin Zanda, farmer near Chester, died June 19 at Havre hospital from severe burns suffered at home while lighting a fire with distillate. His burns were worst on his arms, lesser on his body, and infection overwhelmed his system.
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Sarre
Albin Zanda
Chester
Havre
Tonsil and Adenoid Clinic At State School Hospital
Boulder reports a two day tonsil and adenoid clinic at the State School hospital under county health nurse Mrs Harrietta Crockett with 29 children treated. Dr T L Hawkins of Helena led the surgery with Dr D E Rainville and several local nurses assisting. the event drew strong Woman's Club support and praise for cooperation. A dental clinic is planned for Tuesday with Dr William P Coghlan of Whitehall leading staff.
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Boulder
State School
Harrietta Crockett
Griffin
R. N. Ofelena
Melvin Goodherley
R. N
Berkeley
Cal
Woman's Club
State School Hospital
William P. Coghlan
Whitehall
Henrietta Crockett
Cara Adams
Butte Political Race Draws Crowded Filings and Niche Club
Butte on June 21 reports a flood of filings for the July 19 primary spurred a local plan to form a selective club. Membership would exclude candidates and their relatives, with early lists showing nine Chinese, 14 Koreans, two Armenians, a few Japanese and other applicants still under review.
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Butte
Daya
Lipihin
Girl Injured When Motorcycle Plunges Into Ditch Near Laurel
Sylvia Gun ter, 17, of Laurel, was seriously injured when the motorcycle she rode plunged into a ditch and struck a guy wire near Laurel. She was hurled about 34 feet and unconscious for an hour. The driver, Hartin Heek, about 20, escaped with minor bruises after attempting to pass a car.
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Billings
Sylvia Gunter
Laurel
Hartin Heek
Heck
Wreck of Fast Freight 602 Delays 200 Road Men
About two hundred railroad laborers and travelers were stranded after a Sunday wreck of freight train 602 near Livingston. A broken axle caused cars laden with fruit to derail, spilling cargo and blocking the line while passengers and workers, unharmed but delayed, sought food amid a chaotic, spinach themed misquote.
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Livingston
Minor Damage To Hill Highways Reported Havre
Havre June 21 Fel county roads are rough after recent rains but little road damage is noted by county surveyor George Bowery. A cloudburst last week washed out a bridge on Squaw coulee southeast of Havre on the Clack road. A bridge approach was also washed out on the Sted Rock bridge on the Shen herd-Pleraan road and another ap-
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Havre
Resent
George Bowery
Squaw Coulee
Clack Road
Youth Journeys East to Visit Relatives Dies En Route
Billings Thne 21 Three weeks ago Toger Spencer aged about 20 left Laurel to sightsee the country by freight train. He was killed in a fall from a bayony near Kewanee Illinois while traveling to visit relatives. His uncle J A Spencer Chicago hurried to the scene and his parents left for Laurel. The Willow Creek bridge slide is blamed for the accident as machinery began clearing the way Monday morning.
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Billings
Towa
Hiraga
Laurel
John
Schenectady
N.Y
J. A. Spencer
Chicago
Hill
Frontier dress adopted for Deer Lodge rodeo
Deer Lodge announces its third annual rodeo on July 8 with frontier dress theme. Ed Evans and J T Boone oversee arena plans as top rodeo stars from Helena and beyond sign on for events. Prize money raised by about 500 dollars across bronc, calf roping, bull dogging, Roman race, free for all, and other contests.
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Deer Lodge
Ed, Evans
J. T. Boone
Uhe
Rufus Ingersoll
Helena
Western Montana
Wil
Bob Rusae
Harold Amb
Wil Agein
Dust Lodge
Deer Lodge Rodeo Association
Transportation Man Demonstrates Paper Selling Skill at Park
June 21 at Glacier Park a newsboy demonstration drew hundreds of Notaries for Watertown-Glaster Peace Park dedication. Glacier Park Transportation president Howard H Hayes sprang into action buying a boatload of Tribune papers and selling them fast. A Native chief borrowed for show, aiding Hayes as he moved thousands of copies before stock ran out.
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Howard H. Haye
Glacier Park Transportation Company
Glelet Park
Watertow-Glaster International Peace Park
Hays
Grebe Falls
the Tribune
Flayx
So-and-So
Haya
Montana Ranges Improve With Weather Conditions
Missoula January 24 Eastern Montana country shows marked improvement in range condition. Major Hvan Kelley regional forester and Raid om Nix return to Missoula. The Mizpah Pumpkin project near Miles City on public domain illustrates the contrast between managed and unmanaged range. Proper management over three years restored choler graves with notable density and weight growth.
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Missoula
Janu
Montana
Hvan Kelley
Om Nix
Miles City
Sunday Creek
Dividend Declared By Malta Company at Annual Meeting
At the 13th annual meeting of the Entity Co-Operative Association of Phillipa County, 314 stockholders shared in a net profit from elevator operations totaling 7 TOH8T. John Zambia was reelected president, GS Severson vice president, and Pred Southwick secretary-treasurer. Stockholders received dividends on wheat and other products and profits in elevator operations totaled 6,88,62.
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Malta
Entity Co-Operative Association of
Phillipa County
John “Anzis
GS Severson
Pred Southwick
Another Civil War Veteran Hears Taps in Montana
Yellowstone county veteran Thomas Williams, a Civil War rider with Troop F, second Nebraska cavalry, answered the last roll Sunday. Born in Pittsburgh, he spent much of his life near Laurel, Montana, invalided in 1863, and married Murrian Cinmant at Marysville on June 8, 1864.
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Billings
Yellowstone County
Thomas Williams
Jonas
Moasmaih
Second
Nebraska Cavalry
Piresburgh
Jones
Sannty
Laurel
Janox
Murrian 1. Cinmant
Marysyiile
Kansau
Council Resists Water Rate Reductions in June Meeting
Great Falls June 21 city council refused to cut water costs citing obligations of the water department to maintain distribution routes pumping and storage and to keep a reasonable fund for maintenance. The water committee reported a June 1 cash balance of 210 26 27 with warrants of 14 602 38 outstanding leaving a net balance of 198 476 80. The decision followed petitions from labor groups seeking irrigation rate reductions.
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Great Falla
Water Department
Banda
Add Alliance
Water Committee
Montana
Council
Five Recreational Schools Planned in Montana Cities
A series of five recreational schools for adult women, led by Miss Hila Curdaver of the U S Department of Labor Recreation, will travel northern and central Montana. The schedule lists Malta June 24 Chinook June 25 Fort Benton June 27 and Lewistown June 25 with county extension agents organizing local arrangements.
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Razeman
Montana
Mise Hila Curdaver
United States Department of Nbor
Blanche Lao
Montana Extension Service
Cielo
Malta
Jane
Chinook
Fort Benton
Lewistown
Frances Bellamy
Circle
Th L
Lantz al Malla
Clyde Chaleley
George A. Taxusley
Art. Benton
Lucile Smith
Jonea
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Cymbeline
Montreal
Canada
Fromon
Ganthler
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Plang
Ffelonw
NBA Borview
Tne
Khows Mramen
Independent Publishing Co
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Him
Evansville
Ind
Henry Willers
Hia
F. 1
Austeremann
Presiio
Walters
L&h Electric
Westinghouse
Montana Power Company
Montana Power CO
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