Happenings From Over the State Showganked Roads MD Hot Tourists Cool Off
Yellowstone Park reports June snowdrifts still cloaking some passes but highways mostly clear for two way traffic on the loop and major routes. Snow remains in Duntaren and Sylvan passes with one way sections near Old Faithful to Thumb. plows from Tolato and Wyoming kept south entrance clear and visitors enjoy cooler temps along snow lined roads.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Mercury
Yellowstone National Park
Did Faithful
West Thumb
Don Coate
Duntaren Pass
Bylvian Pass
Canyon Junction
Tower Falls
Mount Washburn Junction
Old Faithful
Thumb
Tolato
Wyoming
Beaverhead County Leads Nation in Prohibition Membership Rise
Beaverhead County reports leading the country in new Women’s Organization members during a two week repeal campaign. More than 425 members joined locally, with a goal of 600 before the general election. National membership stands at about 9,990,000, expected to reach 11,000,000 by next November.
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Beaverhead County
Dirgle Emerick
Emerick
White Sulphur Springs Social Doings and Tragedy
Residents and visitors share weekend visits from Billings Lovelock Wilsall and Ringling. Herman Harder dies after long heart illness in Ringling. Gladys Adams wed James Hinckley in New York. Dr Wolfe moves to McKay hospital. A horse accident near Ringling kills two animals at speed. Catholic ladies announce a July 15 fundraiser with Kitts orchestra.
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White Sulphur Springs
Robert Mills
Billings
Frank Galbi
Christina
John Scofield
Moo Dey
Balb
Lovelock
Arizona
Eaton Becker
Wilsall
Charles V. Haxler
Herman Harder
Ringling
Gladys Adams
Springs
Binghamton
New York
James Hinckley
Wolfe
McKay Hospital
William Short
Kitts
Start Shearing and Haying at Winifred
Winifred on June 22 marks the start of shearing for local flocks as farmers anticipate a clean clip this season. Key wool growers include Willard Limpus Early Woody Relchmuth and Fiske Mees Brothers William Katman and Thomas Jackson.
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Winifred
Willard Limpus
Woody
Relchmuth & Fiske
Mees
Baby Stolen At Cut Bank Recovered In Montana
The infant, grandchild of Henry Magee, clerk of Glacier County District Court, was stolen by the child’s father J E Shable Monday morning and returned late Monday night after a multi-county search. Sheriff teams from three counties aided, locating near Pendroy and Shable arrested in Cut Bank driving a second car. Magees to seek adoption papers in district court Wednesday with hearings planned.
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Henry Magee
Glacier County District Court
Cut Bank
C. D. Clark
Towle
Townsend News highlights from Townsend Montana
Town residents and visitors gather in Helena and Townsend for family visits travel notes and social events. Notable movements include Dr. Edmund Kearns from St Louis and the Kearns family returning home, Mr and Mrs Tom Perkins hosting a large group for a movie, and many Townsend couples visiting relatives at Wolf Creek Bozeman and Squaw Creek. Funeral services for Mrs George Paul were held at Holy Cross church with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
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E. H. Goodman
S. L. Young
Spruce Street
A. G. McCormick
Harry Richtmyer
A. W. Ridgeway
Roy Brikbin
Mae Schreiner
Charlie Ross
Roy Ress
Wolf Creek
Tom Perkins
Ethel Stevenson
Ned Holly
Butte
Amanda Patterson
William Franklin
Hank Anderson
Hoy Ross
Rita Richtmyer
Helena
Charlie Hart
Edmund Kearns
St. Louis
P. J. Kearns
John Clair Kearns
Townsend
Ray Ward
H. J. Dog
Dorothy Kirgeher
Bozeman
Paul Ragen
Irene Sperling
Jessie Riley
Robert Peters
Frank Smazal
Jaron Preston
Squaw Creek
Gallatin County
George Paul
Ewantels
St. Peter's Hospital
Don Sweeney
Winston
VanVonat
Ruenth
Minn
Gretchen VanVonat
Alex Fwaney
Donald
Phoebe Kearns
Spokane
Davey
Miss Kearns
John Claire Kearns
Ralph Kirscher
Clyde Park
Chris Bliler
W. G. Kirscher
Kirscher
Bliler
W. E. Hardy
Adele
Andree
J.P. Hardy
Charles D. Ballard
Louie Koln
West Nordstrom
Hilma Nordstrom
Hanna Nordstrom
Nordstrom
California
John Dietrich
Long Beach
Cal
Frank Dietrich
East Helena
Denny O'Shea
Joe Mienle
Josephine
W. G. Kirccher
E. &. Troutman
Gladya
Ernestine
Davidson
A. S. Davidson
C. Howe
Hazeman
Broadwater County registration shows a small decrease
Townsend June 32 The filing period for the coming primary election closed with several uncontested offices. Compared to the last general election in 1930 there is a registered decline. 1,752 registered in 1930 versus fewer in 1933. Democratic tickets list candidates for clerk and recorder, treasurer, assessor, sheriff, county superintendent, county commissioner, county attorney, coroner, clerk of court, and other posts. Republican candidates include clerk and recorder, treasurer, assessor, county superintendent, county commissioner, county attorney, surveyor, and representatives.
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W. Ridgeway
Ethel Keeen
J. A. Shindall
Fred W. Schmitz
A.J. McCormick
Davidson
W. D. Lasby
Harry Swope
W. G. Kirscher
University Summer School Enrollment Tops Previous Year
Summer session enrollment at the state university hits a new high with 679 students registered by Tuesday, surpassing the total for 1931. By the second day 724 had started, with 88 on the second day and 42 on Tuesday. late registration is expected to be lower as the session starts a week later than last year.
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Allg South
Cour
State University
Keseiam
Starian Registratien
Ian Oon
Ian
C. H. Clapa
Thesesslon
Bronze plaque honors Stephen Mather at Yellowstone park
A bronze plaque will be dedicated at Madison Junction museum in Yellowstone on July 4 to honor Stephen Tyng Mather former director of the national park service. Governors invited. services also planned at 15 other parks and monuments nationwide. The dedication marks 65 years since his birth on July 4, 1667.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Stephen Tyng Mather
National Park Service
Madison Junction Museum
Yellowstone National Park
Roger W. Toll
Yellowstone
United States
Stephen T. Mather
Mather
Madison Junction
Stolen Cigarettes Estimated to Last One Man 15 Years
In Butte on June 22 thieves stole 115000 cigarettes from the Louis 5 Cohn Co at 66 West Broadway. A rear transom was forced, a truck loaded at the rear door, and the car used was taken from a Galena street lot but later returned. The raid was described as a second story job with entry along a ledge from a drain pipe.
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Butte
Louis 5. Cohn Company
West Broadway
Galena Street
Caid
Sheridan County backs Democratic ticket nationally
Farmers and business leaders across Sheridan County express sentiment for the Democratic presidential and congressional candidates. They foresee little coastal support for the Republican national ticket and predict local votes will favor Democrats in the national races. The report notes Plentywood as a focal point of this countywide stance dated June 22.
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Sheridan County
Plentywood
Sen-Timenia
Two Anaconda Men Snag Big Rainbows
Norman Jetta returned from a Ble Hole fishing expedition with a five pound rainbow on public exhibit at Duval Hardware. Gene Burris came back from Echo Lake with a four pound rainbow drawing attention at the Duyal exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Norman Jetta
Ble Hole Country
Mr. Jette
Duval Hardware
Gene Burris
Echo Lake
Louie She Young Watch Lifted by Mex Suspect Pleads Guilty
Jesse Bald son a 22-year-old Mexican woman arrested Sunday pleaded guilty before William Gallagher justice of the peace to petit larceny and was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. She was charged with stealing a $45 watch from Lavla She Young Sunday. the watch was returned per officers.
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Billings
Jesse Baldson
William Gallagher
Justice of the Peace
Lavla
Huntley Wool Pool Opens Bids Friday in Billings
Sealed bids on the 1922 Huntley Sheep association clip totaling about 40 000 pounds will be opened Friday evening in the office of county agent R B McKee by association directors. The notice was announced Monday and invites participation from interested bidders and buyers. The event precedes further activities and reflects ongoing livestock market actions in Montana.
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Billings
Huntley Sheep Association
At & N'Tlock
R. B. McKee
Bridge repairs at Meyers bridge force road reroute
Billings June 22 Investigation shows repairs needed at Meyers bridge require detouring Forsyth to Ingomar. Around Meyers the road must close and reroute via Highway 101. Luster Billings highway crews reach Worden, will work Worden to Huntley next week while other stretches are reconditioned. Detours persist Joliet to Boyd. High water makes Rack Creek bridge repairs impractical.
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Billings
Myers Bridge
R. J. Bohiwund
State Weedway Commission
Forsyth
Ingomar
Myers
Enhland
Luster-Billings
Worden
Huntley
Huntley-Billings
Silesia
Laure
Ephland
Joliet
Boyd
Ivanhoe Dome Deep Test Well Nearing Production Levels
The Ivanhoe Dome deep test well, operated by the Apanesation company, is nearing pay horizon north of Melytone. Army activity limited depth to about 2,600 feet. Earlier lost casing and gas shows were recovered and progress continues steadily toward potential production.
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Ivanhoe Dome
Apanesation
Heew Low Petrolean
Ivanhar Dome
Melytone
Ray ‘Chomuson
Damages Sought In Auto Collision Suit
J W Stetson, through attorney W P Costello, sues Andy Matt Quean for 40000 in district court over injuries from a May 28 automobile crash near the Tenth street bridge. The complaint says Stetson walked on the bridge when a car slowed to alert him, then was struck by a vehicle driven by Andy MacLean at no less than 35 mph, causing serious injuries.
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J. W. Stetson
Thiowgh
W. P. Costello
Andy Matt Quean
Tenth Street Bridge
Stetson
Andy MacLean
Conductors on Montana Line Share Long Careers
In Missoula on the Great Northern division old-timer train men, with 31 years in service and over 25 as conductors, guard the North Coast Limited and other trains. Pioneer Tatach Currpster began in 1894, conductor since 1897, now piloting major runs. Others include Thomas Chester, S N Eddins, C N Rodd, J A Kilcoyne, J Farrell, and G Billinge on various routes. O Neill, noted attorney M F P Farrington, 71, died.
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Missoula
Jung
Northary Pacific Railway
Cina
Tatach Cuirpster
Elien
Thomas Chester
N. Eddins Tx
C. N. Rodd
J. A. Kilcoyne
Bozeman Mercury Sets Early Summer Heat Record
Bozeman on June 22 saw a new high for the first day of summer as the thermometer hit 93 degrees by midafternoon, the highest since last fall. The record topped the previous spring high by four degrees, set May 19, and stood as an unprecedented early-summer mark.
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Bogeman
Mercury
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