Homing Pigeons Start Flight 10 Coast From Here
Missoula June 21 Thirty five pigeons of the United Homing club at Portland were on their way to Portland after being released here early Saturday morning. The pigeons were sent to Missoula by the Portland club in caps equipped with abundant feed and water from the coast. At 5 o clock Saturday morning they were released at the Northern Pacific depot. They made one or two circles in the air and headed southwest from the depot. They were expected to reach Portland by Saturday night. A week ago about 45 birds of the Portland Racing Pigeon club were released here for flight to the coast. Others of the same association were released at Butte a week ago.
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Missoula
United Homing Club
Portland
Welock
Northern Pacific
Portland Racing Pigeonn Club
Buita
Boulder
Frank Chamberlain, Jr
Byron
Ana Louis Steele
Donna Brown
William Watts
Mary Kathryn Tuttle
Trenna Lee Holloway
Theodore
Nils Nyquist
Denton Christensen
June Murphy
Iittle Dinny Nelligan
Wild
J. H Williams
Firet Priza
Lee Woolman
C. H. Mikkelson
Maurice Nelligai
Bradley Crenshaw
Livingston
Kerlows Ineas
Lynn Carlston
A. W. Aapengreng
Corwin
J. ‘F F. Steele
Steele
Nellie Smith
E. A. Savory
Dupuyer
James Flaherty
Edwin Quinn
Mary Dean
Gun Wallin
Hontern Star
Chas. Warren
Spokane
Wash
Whitefish forms new Rotary Club with charter set
Whitefish June 21 L B Manion division superintendent of the Great Northern named president of the newly formed Rotary club here L T Dennis as vice president Dr J W Brown secretary R F Haines treasurer and Robert Elel sergeant at arms First officers and executive board listed with A E Ayers Rotary international field representative aiding formation Banquet attendance included Kalispell attorney Dan Korn and clubs from Butte Miles City and Billings. hospital reports a local resident William Florick age 62 died at a valley nursing home following self inflicted injuries
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Whitefish
L. B. Ma
Anion
Great Northern
Rosary Club
L. T. Dennis
J. Wi Hrown
R. F. Haines
Robert Elel
H. E. Wells
G M Moss
Ralph Tate
A. E. Ayers
Rotary International
Mentbovahin
G. Sundellus
GH Doyneon
Ro F. Haines
1 Jennings
G. Mo Moss
Mavion
R. Enlatt
TB. Manion
LT. Denenis
Lester Sealt
Lo F Moore
J. A. McFarland
la J. Sissel
G. W W
Pioneer Picnic Nears at Hawthorne Park in Lewiston
Lewistown Montana notes central Montana Pioneer Picnic set for Saturday at Hawthorne Park. President J C White reports from Buffalo ranch and previews program including Tom Stout speech, Elks band music, and pioneer memories with two minute time limits. Participants include officers Fred Colyer Tom Gregory J N Osborne and treasurer Augensinger with City Mayor Will Diets listed.
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Lewietown
Tito
Montana
Hawthorne Park
G. L. Wentworth
Pioneer Association
J. C. White
Buffalo
Picmic
Tom Stout
Gay Roy Ayers
White
California
Fred Colyer
Tom Gregory
Mra. J. N. Osborne
Jangt Augensinger
Oscar ©. Mueller
Elks Band
Bella Hartman
Old Rugred Crows
Willi Diests
Pioneers
B.C. White
George Hirst
Charlotte Town
Jake Roberts
Charlotte Townsend
Dride
Mystery Martin
Kalispell Chamber to Issue 3000 Tourist Booklets
Kalispell Montana June 21 Special Printing of 3000 booklets by Kalispell Chamber of Commerce shows 26 trips out of Kalispell with return, including maps and mileage to scenic centers in the district. The 12 page guide, prepared with 26 local firms, aims to keep tourists longer in the area and highlights Glacier National Park and related sites across a broad circuit.
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Kaligne
Kalispell
Wilapnest
Syd Gould, Jr
M. J. Sullivan
Chamber of Gommerre
Forcet Service
Glacier National Pardening
Barbara Bell Fashions Barbara Bell Patterns
Antique fashion notice promotes Barbara Bell patterns with decorative details for summer frocks. It highlights simple princess gowns, contrasting color trim, lingerie touches, and trimmed collars and cuffs. Pattern No 121 shows sizes 24 to 46 with yardages and notions listed, urging readers to order by mail for mature and young women’s designs.
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Banela
Teimmlig
Sentlans LE
Barbara Bill
Mttla
Barbara Bell
Hank
Martingdale Man of Bo Fin ds Sheepmans Life Just a Breeze
Martinsdale Montana veteran flockmaster C M Barr, born June 18 1887 in Stark County Ohio, spent his 50th birthday supervising shearing on a 65 000 acre Musselshell ranch. He moved from Michigan to Montana in 1890, became a conductor, quit railroading in 1890 to enter sheep business, built an 8000 acre Lavina ranch and led North America in wool production with 1 600 000 pounds in 1905. He and wife celebrated a golden anniversary recently, married Christmas Eve 188 f in Chicago, to Miss Mary Jacobs of St Louis Michigan. They continue partial outside interests while maintaining big Musselshell ranches.
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Martinsdale
C. M. Barr
Montana
Bairs
Enine County
Stark County
Ohio
Michigan
Michigan Central Railroad
Billings
Helena
Mra. Bair
Chicago
Bair
Mary Jacobs
St. Lonis
Mich
Batty
Contractor Runs Into Difficulty At Stevensville
Maurice Kiely & Son sought a 60 day extension to finish the Stevensville waterworks contract. The city council stalled, the project begun last November faced delays, and a $25 daily penalty for nonperformance was implied. Ground freezing and trench on Main street hampered progress as two crews worked amid various setbacks.
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Stevensville
Maurice Kiely & Son
Main Street
Laborera
Ronan Woman Burned In Kerosene Blaze
Ronan June 21 Mrs. Fred Tumhagen of Round Butter was badly burned when her clothing ignited from a kerosene explosion at home. Mrs. Sivmbhoron tried to start a fire in the kitchen range as the blast occurred. Mr. Rinmhagen returned home for dinner, found his wife engulfed in flames, and wrapped her in blankets to extinguish them. The house caught fire and was razed due to lack of nearby shelter.
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Ronan
Fred Tumhagen
Sivmbhoron
Rinmhagen
Miles City set for June 26 horse and cattle sale start
Miles City June 1. Jerry TLatleman son of A B Lange mah, general manager of the Miles City Stock Commission Company, arrives to prepare for opening of the sales yards in the old Miles City horse sale yards. Official opening is June 26 with cattle and horse sale to begin the season, then every second Saturday through the year. Range conditions have improved and demand is brisk for butcher and flock cattle and horses.
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Miles City
Jerry Tlatleman
A. EB
Arl) Langemah
Miles Ciiy Ion Stock Commission Company
Bulings
Mites City
Langman
Boulder News Highlights Local Elections and Events
Boulder reports the American Legion Auxiliary elected officers for the year led by president Mrs Q M Taylor and delegates for a Deer Lodge convention. Kathryn Peterson and John Chamberlain wed in Boulder with plans to live in Jefferson City. A Scout Court of Honor formed troop No 6 with Kari n Watts as Scoutmaster as youth pursue summer camp. Rain revived Jefferson County crops while rodent control extends to Hubbard Bridge area and a new Boulder-born baby is announced. A flood incident near Boulder affects a neighbor couple's home as water flooded their apartment.
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Kathryn Peterson
John Chamberlain
Jefferson City
Justice of Peace
James Staples
Leha Peterson
George Paradise
Peterson
Jeferson County High School
Arthur Peterson
Chamberlain
Roy
Auditoriu
Percy Fratien
Silver Bow Area
Jack Bhadoin
al Riedel
Walter Houston
Jaeon Eckerson
William Kemp
James Mountjoy
Harald Britt
Arthur Matton
Boulder
Hubbard Bridge
Montana
Williams
Ronald Williams
St. James Hospital
Butte
Tella
Mra
Merrill’ Dodge
Buluinga
Kathleen Dawson
Heavy rains bring crop hope and flood issues in Shelby area
In Shelby the storm dumped around 1.5 inches of rain over about 17 hours, flooding basements and streets while boosting crop prospects. County Agent Pat McEllott notes improved moisture for spring wheat oats and barley, with water depths reaching a foot in places and total county rainfall varying up to 3.50 inches in Sweet Grass and north sections.
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Shelby
Dutta
Pat McE
McEiott
McElliHott
Bozeman Initiates Daily Park Route Mail Service
Bozeman Montana June 21 Regular daily mail service between Bozeman and West Yellowstone began with stage transport operated by Pete Karst. Service runs during park season except Sundays. Mail carries first class letters newspapers and special deliveries. Schedule: leaves Bozeman 10 40 a m arrives West Yellowstone 2 00 p m departs 4 50 p m reaches Bozeman 7 00 p m. Also noted: H S Mendenhall resigns to join Oklahoma A and M Stillwater as mathematics and astronomy instructor per President Alfred Atkinson.
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Bozeman
West Yellowstone
Pete Karst
Parca
Seave Bozeman
F Bozeman
H. S. Mendenhall
Montana State College
Han
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Thompson Falls
William Florick
the Valley Nursing Home
UBET
Kalispell Chamber of Commerce
Ewan Lake
Whitefish Lake
St. Tengllus Mission
Thompson Lakes
Lake Mary Rowan
Hot Springs
Hiawatha Lodge
Wild Havea Island
Libby
Glacier National Park
Whitefish Mountains
Spotted Hear
South Fork
Upper Swan Lake
Cal‘gary
Waterton Lakes Park
Lethbridge
Canada
Neail Fields
Bantf
Lake Laulse
Barbara Bell Pattern
Sevice
Helena Independent
New Montgomery Avenue
San Francisco
Rene
Martingdale
Boulder News
Toole
Deer Lodge
W. H. Doges
Fort Dodge
Iowa
J. R. Moore
Mia
J. T. Baker
Paul McFadden
Seattle
Jean Skillen
Carthwright
N. D
Joseph von Hisslein
St. Peter’s Hospital
A.H. Eiselein
Great Fells
Doris Quaintance
Montana U
Seaside
Ore
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Miss Williams
Long Beach
Calt
Eddie Donovan
Kellogg
Idaho
H. Gooding
Dontavany
Jerry Donovan
James Moore
Helen Moore
Great Falla
McGough
Alice
Pearl Johnson
Margaret Kunkel
Berkeley
Calif
Sam
Kading
Helena National Forest
Hoy
Broehins
Mim
Evry
Sam Jr
North Pole
Board of ‘Trustees
Lewis and Clark County
Rrontana
Court House
I Regent
Arid School
Board of Trustees
Snde
Jcesia
Flys Greare
Mhist
Board of Fruntera
Thor MW Chenin Chalreen
Elena Attes
DOW Ahleer
Helene
Shy Ee Jans i & WM
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Gan
North Main Street
Montane
North Coast Limited
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Kentucky
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Aterth
Bluegrass County
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Schenley Distributors, Inc Nly
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Bourbon Waiser
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