Jardine Mine Production Surges With New Tunnel Plans
Jardine Mining in southern Park County reports a sharp rise in 1908 gold bullion concentrates and arsenic output. For the year 1908 production reached substantial gains, with first quarter 1937 figures showing $56,599.38 and January-March 1937 at $85,599.48, up from 1936. General manager CBE Nighman begins a 700-foot tunnel in virgin territory, while Willlin Hax, of New York, notes reduced costs with new mining methods. The firm plans a new building to process 300 tons daily and has secured a one-year wage increase of 50 cents per day for miners, ending June 30, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Jardine Mining Company
Park County
Cbe. Nighman
Virgin Territory
Willlin Hax
New York
Hax Styse
Miners’ Union
Jardine
Mormon Crickets Under Control in Fergus County Area
Lefistown June 22 Mormon crickets infesting Fergus County remain under control per county agent Ralph Stucky. Grasshoppers are plentiful and damaging some county areas. Ten WPA workers plus locals combat crickets while patches linger near Straw Plum Creek Roy Junction and Gilt Edge. Poison with bran fails on crickets. Travelers report crickets thick along southern roads.
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Lewistown
Montana
Fergus County
Ralph Stucky
Hoever
W.P.A
Fergus
Plum Creek
Roy Junction
State Highway Meet at Great Falls June 26
Great Falls June 22 annual convention of the Central Montana Highway association executive committee will be held here June 28 in the palm room of the Hotel Rainbow with about 75 expected. Resolutions cover highway plans and will be sent to the state highway commission at Helena. Association headed by R. S. Nutt of Sidney with officers and directors from multiple towns.
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Great Falls
Central Montana
Highway Association
A. J. Breitenstein
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Rainbow
Seth
Montana
Telena
R. S. Nutt
Sidney
W. HW
George
R. C. Bricker
Great Walls
G. M. Howell
Lambert Labecrntary
Andh
Q. A. King
John A
Cireletet
O. Roll
W. G. Tremper
Missoula
A.V. Searls
Ed McConnell
Lewistown
Howell
T. W. Pullen
Lambert
Foley
Glen Icks
Richey
Wyward Reeve
Janenh J. Nowlt
Jordan Menry Stenson
Kanal Witlamaon
Triu
D. A. Kingh
Barbara Bell Patterns for Summer Fashions
Barbara Bell presents summer styles with comfortable waists short sleeves and flared skirts. The Barbara Bell Belt pattern No 125 offers sizes 7 through 62 with yardage details and trimming notes and the Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book promises attractive practical designs for women teens and mature sizes with direct ordering instructions.
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Lonas
Alwys Tent
Barbara Bell
Nitta
State PEO Meet in Cut Bank June 29
Cut Bank June 22 The state convention of PEO will open in Cut Bank High School on June 29 for a three day meeting through July 1. Banquet planned for opening night with daily luncheons catered by Iverson's Coffee Shop. I L picnic at Van Demark cabin. Committees list chairmen for registration housing decorations music and more with Mrs Mattha Peppies as general chairman and Mrs Carolyn Berger coordinating registration.
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Cut Bank
PEO
Iverson
I.L
van Demark
Eva van Demark
Edris Fisher
Musa Ransom
Niance
Ethel Stack
Aibieds Misk
Favors
Harriet Anderson
Transportation
Dillon Teacher Is Taken By Death
Dillon mourns Aliee Chambers Dimatad a longtime kindergarten teacher and former Dillon mayoral widow who died in Missoula after an operation. Born 1881 in Gudden Town she moved to Dillon in 1899 and trained at the Normal college. Surviving: daughter Eloise of Dillon mother Elizabeth Chambers Malta sisters Gertruda Rathbone Malta and D W Stockman Red Cloud Ned brother George A Chambers Malta.
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Mra
Frank BD
Wills
Thlaely
Eloise
Dillon
Elizabeth Chambers
Malta
Gertruda Rathbone
Malia
D. W.stockman
Red Cloud
Ned
George A. Chambers
Mildred Mootz and William Lintz Wedding in Deer Lodge
Mildred Mootz daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Mootz of Minneapolis and William Ralph Lintz son of Mr and Mrs W M Lintz married at the home of F C Phelps. The ceremony took place Friday June 18 with Ruth Lintz as bridesmaid and HH Daniels as best man. The couple left for a wedding breakfast and will reside in Dear Lodge after returning from Yellowstone Park.
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Daniels
Airs
Lints
Jamar
Yellowstone Park
Lodge
Zortman Ferry Wrecked By Storm
Zortman June 22. Rus sell operator of the ferry across the Miggoud river at the newer plant reports a storm wrecked a ferry boat last week. He has not carried passengers across since and plans to resume service as soon as possible this week.
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Zortman
Russell
Miggoud River
Ula Bent
Libby Bridge Ready For Travel Final Acceptance
June 22 final acceptance of the Libby creek bridge a 140 foot span 12 miles north of Libby on the Kallspell Linby road was made by L F Martin chief engineer for the Bureau of Public Roads on an inspection last week. Other road work includes grading near a contract award for another section and oiling plans delayed to spring 1998.
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Libby
Libby Creek
Kallspell-Linby
L. F. Martin
Bureau of Public Roads
Belloc
Glacier Parks
Martin
Belton East
Flat- Head Lake
Olney
Great Northern Railroad
Five Hurt In Auto Wreck At Kalispell
Kalispell June 22 Five persons were injured last night when a car driven by George Dueling crashed into an auto driven by Milo Montgomery Dueling was arrested and charged with reckless driving The crash occurred on Buffalo hill with Dueling on the wrong side of the road Two women suffered facial injuries two boys were bruised and cut and one woman was in shock Information on the injured outside names. Fire damaged grain storage and a shed at Grain Growers Oil and Rattleson plants with estimated losses of 5000 Louis Lekvold of Rattleson severely burned as firemen prevented gasoline tanks from exploding and pushed the tanker clear.
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Kalispell
George Dueling
Milo Montgomery
Pole
Buffalo Hill
Montgomery
Felica
Seohéy
Grain Growers Oil Company
Rattleson Company
Louis Lekvold
Tattieson Company
Em- Pinve
Wool Pool Formed in Rosebud County
Rosebud County forms a wool marketing pool with fifteen growers signed, over 150000 pounds scheduled for sale under the Rosebud County Wool Marketing Association rules. Officers include President Harry Kennedy and Vice President W R Woodson with secretary Frank Tiurnum. board includes Dale Philbrick, Jan Graf, and J C Lloyd. Any producer may join by signing a marketing agreement at the county agent office.
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Parasth
Rosebud
Rosebud County
Ahore
Dale Philbrisk
Forsyth
Jann Graf
J.C. Lloyd
Rorebud
Werewitmied
Offinera
Moral Is Let Hitch Hikers Keep Walking
Philipsburg June 22 Ralph Bowers a Gold Hill region winner was forced at gunpoint to drive to Spokane with a hitchhiker. The armed man rode in the car and ordered Bowers to keep going toward Spokane after stopping near Maxville. Bowers reported the incident to police on his return home.
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Philipsburg
Ralph Bowers
Ninner
Spokane
Bowers
Washington City
Bowers Sila Ne
Here
Maxville
Miasoulia
Min
Funeral services for Mrs. Riumhagen held at Methodist Church
June 22 report from Ronan notes funeral services for Mrs. Fred Riumhagen who died from injuries after a failed fire set with kerosene at a Polson hospital. She was 37 and survived by her husband five children and her mother residing in Oklahoma.
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Ronan
Fred Riumhagen
Polson
Sale
Helena Officials Speak At Meeting Of Commissioners
Helena officials address the Montana county commissioners convention in Red Lodge noting plan to exempt homes from taxes and loans, public welfare qualifications, highway finances, and legal aspects of county duties. Attendees include J M Brandford, Dr M Lareen, D A McKinnon, Robert Fletcher, H A Simmons, John G Brown, and WW Gal Blaines as toastmaster.
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Red Lodge
Jura
D. A. McKinnon
State Highway Department
Robert Fletcher
Highway Department
H. A. Simmons
Carbon County
John G. Brown
Helena
County Commissioners Association
Gal
Blaines
Injured Forest Service Man Figures In Airplane Rescue
Katlapell June 22. Returning late yesterday from Holbrook landing in the south fork area, Bd Jellison reports rescue of Clifford Averill who was injured when pitched from a horse at Big Battle. Averill listed as progressing satisfactorily at the hospital after first aid by forestry students.
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Dey Elv
Cockrell
Big Prairie
Swan Range
Ble Prairie
South Fork River
Flathead Range
Holbrook Landing Field
Spotted Bear
Montana Girl to Be Heard on NBC Network Next Sunday
Bozeman reports Daphne DeBruin of Chouteau County a national winner in the 4 H social progress contest and Kay Cameron state club leader will be heard on the Magic Key program from New York City. The broadcast starts 2 p.m. Eastern and DeBruin, one of Montana's four delegates to the National 4 H Club camp in Washington, D C, will guest of the National Broadcasting Company and receive a $54 college scholarship during the program.
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Bozeman
Mias
Daphne DeBruin
Chouteau County
Kay EB
Cameron
New York City
N.E.C
Blue
Miss DeBruin
Montana
Washington, D. C
National Broadcasting Company
Miss DeBrulu
David Sarnott
Montana’s oldest police chief resigns after long service
Anaconda June 2. Thomas L. Cullen Montana’s ardent police chief for many years resigned today after 19 years of service. He served as chief more than 14 years. M P Mahoney was named to succeed Cullen temporarily and Stephen Percina, a veteran officer, was appointed acting chief.
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Anaconda
Thomas L. Cullen
Montana
Cullen
M.P. Mahoney
Wamed
Stephen Percina
QNE WAY 10 HANDLE TRAFFIC VIOLATORS IN TEXAS
Dallas readers learn of a judge named King Wilhelmson who aims to curb traffic violators by detaining them overnight with $200 fines and three days in jail after 11:80 p m. A fatal highway crash on No 22 near Milea City injures two year old Niles Vity, daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Brush. The Montana traffic fatality tally reaches six for 1937 and the state boasts the country’s longest railroad mileage with 18 734 miles of track and 12 282 miles of train lines.
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Dallas
Texan
King Willamon
Tip
Polly
Niles Vity
Loraine Brush
Melvin Brush
Milea City
George Nichols
Co Dbagen
Rork Springs
Garfeld County
Montana
Roundup Boy Will Teach at Huron South Dakota
Roundup student Roger Ort mayer of Roundup, a Nakola Wesleyan University graduate, travels to Huron South Dakota to teach Peace and International Relations at a Presbyterian youth assembly. He will then attend a two week Institute of International Relations training in Nellville, Illinois before joining a peace camp initiative led by Fos Dick and others, with aims toward wartime relief across Western states.
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Roundup
Roger Ortmayer
Nakola Wesleyan University
Mitchell
M. D
Huron
S. D
Presbyterian Young People's
Alate Assembly
Naperville
Institute of International Relations
Emergence Peace Campaten
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Richard Byrd
Stra
D Roosevelt
Notice to Contractors for Federal Aid Project in Montana
Federal Aid Project Ney Unika bids opened June 1937 for road improvements on Helena-Boulder Road in Lewis and Clark counties. Contract valued at 142,000 with wage rates and bonding requirements. plans available via Montana State Highway Commission. bids open to responsible contractors, June 11 and 23, 1937.
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Hizheas Commission of
Montana
Biare Capitol
EbeMsius
Helena-Boulder
Leis and Clark
Jefferson
Helena
MMM
Nicena
United States Bureau of Public Ready
Briseanla
Cormission
Tate
Gurationnaire
Ang Swers Financial
Hitler
Ie Commission
Widinway Commission
Roed A. Hague
DA McKinnon
Eni
Federal Aid Project
Wie de Medway Coutaiselon
Helens
Sneteatier
Orando-Aumusin
Lewis and Clark County
Rosere Pana
Tn State Highway Commission
Thi
Missoula
Valve Technica Tlen Ax
Commisaria
Tate Wionway Commiabion
Bera A. Hane
A. McKinnion
Bratt Ivy
Os Jane
Arehive
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