Povah Named Park Naturalist in Yellowstone
Dr Povah, formerly of Evanston and Harvard, assumes the post of park naturalist at Yellowstone with headquarters in Mammoth Hot Springs. He leads a 22 member ranger naturalist staff conducting educational programs, museum duty, scientific work and information service across the park, including guided tours and lectures.
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Yellowstone Park
Jane
Ash. Poyat
Evanston, Dik
Harvard Onniversity
Tag
Park
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Povah
Dorr G. Yeager
Rocky Mountain
National Bus
Denver
Colo
Traffic Blocked by Liberty Sowing Saw Rampage in Great Falls
A large white sow escaped into Berger's meat market then roamed to the sidewalk and street. Drivers halted as residents helped corral the animal before police arrived. The sow was captured and returned to the market.
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Great Falls
Berger
Tro
Sinal
Mickey
Ofd
Thergers
Community Notes From White Sulphur Springs Visitors
White Sulphur Springs residents and visitors fill local social pages with names travel plans and greetings. Ed Pritzen of Pomroy and Miss Reva Wright visited and planned a weeklong stay. Wealth of locals including Stella Nerves and Josephine Scott of Los Angeles appear for family ties and visits.
Spawning Stations Crowded Hatcheries as State Finishes Season
Anaconda June 23 Sperinti Montana's spawn stations completed the season. Weather delays halted cleanup. State fish and game department reports 35,398,479 eggs from native iron, rainbow trout and grayling. Flint creek native trout lead with 30,096,490 eggs, rainbow 3,725,050, grayling 3,576,999. Lake Francia rainbow eggs 22,400. Lake Rowan rainbow 220. Hatcheries will rear fish for release to Montana sportsmen.
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Anaconda
Sperinti-Montana
Spawe
Milrplin
State Fish and Game Department
Flint Creek
Georgetown Lake
Lake Honan
Lake Francis
Lake Francia
Lake Rowan
Punt Creek
Persara
Montana
Trident News notes local trips and visitors
Tom Olive and family were visitors in Three Forks on Saturday. Blanche Wilson returns from Eastern Montana Normal to spend the summer with her parents. Mrs Lyle Late and baby daughter back from Three Forks hospital. Mr and Mrs William Neville and daughter Merene visit from California and plan to stay with Neville's parents. Neville to Salt Lake City for Veterans bureau position. Mrs Neville and Mercelle will visit here. Mrs Fred King and family, former residents, visited last week. George W Haggard recovering from surgery and back to cement company. Families Kessler, Carver and others visited relatives in Manhattan and Townsend. Sidney McDonald spending summer with Mickelberry family after Montana Deaconess school. Joe Michelich and John Madden weekend in Butte. Schreiner family drove to Townsend. W Johnson and family of Three Forks were dinner guests of Helm family.
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Trident
Tom Olive
Three Forks
Blanche Wilson
Montana
Willige Mas
Stanley Wilton
Lyle
Three Forks Hospital
Willian Neville
Merenile
California
Neville
Velen
Salt
Veterans' Bureau
Mercelle
Henry K. Carver
Fred King
King
George W. Haggard
Worman Kessler
May
Mahattan
Loren Carver
Denis Carver
Townsend
Robert Wolfman
Bozeman
John Garden
Robert Leringhatm
Helena
Sidney
Cream Car Tied to Community Gas Station Holdup
A cream colored sport car used in a Sunday evening holdup at a local community gasoline station was recovered yesterday by members of the sheriff's staff. The vehicle, stolen earlier from Rudolph Stevers at 12 North Excellior, was found abandoned near Big Butte. A mask believed worn by a bandit was located in the car, and Sheriff Larry Wier indicated arrests were imminent based on现 evidence.
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Fane
Imenvhers Nf
Lin Sheriif
Eny- Nor
Rudolph Stevers
North Excelsior
Larry Wier
Big Butte
Ley
Bid Slightly Over 15 Cents Offered On Stillwater Clip
A Stillwater wool pool meeting in Absaroken discussed bids around 15.14 cents for a large clip from sheep around Absaroken, Fishtail, and Rosene. The independent pool, not linked to the Stillwater Wool Growers Association, sees eastern buyers touring the county to assess quality as fleeces weigh up to 17 pounds.
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Stillwater
Columbus
Tune
Butchar Creek
Absatoken
Thack
Absaroken
Fishtail
Rosene
Thia Pon
Sibeater Pont
Woolf
Stillwater Pont
Stillwater County
Ranch Owner Visits West to Supervise Sheep Flock
Martinadale June 20 8 reports Ranch owner Ingersoll from Chicixo arrives to supervise 14000 sheep at Smith ranch near Solin. Manager Ver non Galentine promises a surprise greeting as he tours the range while feed runs fine the last two weeks. Ingersoll divides time between this ranch and Colorado farm each summer. His wife daughter family and son Roy plan California visit for a short stay.
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Colorado
Mra. Ingerroll
California
Roy Ingersoll
Highway 15 Work Rushes Toward Dillon Area
June 22 Dillon reports the Butte Monida road project pushed by Beaverhead county crews. J A Maguire crew oils two from the central mixing yard ten miles from the city. Grading on the Med Rack Banida stretch advances rapidly under Morrigan Kinld company of Boise Idaho in charge. Completion will give motorists a continuous improved highway from Idaho line to Butte but not this year. Improvements also proceed on the Butte Nilsen road, some parts rejected by the state highway commission.
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Butte-Monida
Beaver- Nead County
J. A. Maguire
Morrigan-Kinldavn Company
Abolso
Idaho
Claroy
Idana Ine
Hutte
State Highway Commission
Sheep Injury Leads to Broken Nose at Kelley Ranch
In Missoula a sheepherder named Joan Sanulla sustained a broken nose after an altercation with a sheep while branding it on the Kelley ranch near Helmeille. Thornton hospital treated him for the injury.
Potato Hoeing Gag Returns As Dillon Pleads Rule Violation
Hamilton reports P G Dillon, nicknamed Tiny, was arrested by federal officers after being found hoeing potatoes at his First Street stand in the county jail. He had been given a week’s stay in Missoula after a sentence in Judge Bourmin’s court for a prohibition law violation and was held on $500 bond pending further action.
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Hamilton
P. G. Dillon
Man Injured by Car Of Officer Improved
Chateau June 23 The condu ting of Claude T Davis of Jeac Falla is in the Chateau hospital with injuries received early Saturday morning near Fairfield when its car was struck by a truck driven by A Udine of Fairfield. He has somewhat improved and regained countrlongness. Davis with his wife and a baby were driving to Great Falls and parked roadside making repairs when the Udine truck rammed the Doyle car, knocking Mr Davis down and inflicting serious injuries.
Hay Fever at State University T
Noel Coward play Hay Fever will be presented at State University in July. The English comedy, popular in London and New York, features a large cast including Bliss, Reeley, Nes Nowhar, Curtis Farner, Myra Arundel, and Robert Allen. Scenery is designed by a university class under William Angus and Frankel, with production backing from theater staff.
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State University
Noel Coward
Tittle Theater
Stile University
London
New York
Tittle Theaters
University Teaters
Suyter
Gambling Tables in Butte Burned Under Condemnation
A judge in criminal court ordered the destruction of gambling equipment valued over 1200 dollars seized Sunday at the Rocky Mountain Manderville resort. The tables and gear were burned in the county jail yard after a county attorney complaint seeking destruction as gambling equipment.
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Tutte
A. A Lynch
Rocky Mountain
Manderville
Thornties
Court of der
Wax Big Man and His Sons Return From Southern Trip
Max Big Man with his two sons Sings Above and Mark Wolf and D D Fisher secretary manager of the Custer Battlefield Its Way association returned to Hillings after a six week tour of southern states west of the Mississippi River. They covered more than 6060 miles through Louisiana Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska and Iowa. Max Big Man spoke before 124 service clubs high schools and university groups Boy Scout meetings and YMCA groups. Thirty two 25 minute radio talks were given including San Antonio and Dallas. In all 12000 heard him. The trip went farther south than any organization has traveled in advertising Montana. More than a ton of C I H literature was distributed. In Texas five motorcycle patrols paced the party and six Texas cities offered official welcomes.
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Max Big’ Man
Mark Wolf
D. D. Fisher
Custer Battlefield Its Way Association
Hillings
Mississippi River
Mr. Fisher
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Max Hig Man
San Antonio
Dallas
Fisher
Montana
C. I. Hi
Black Eagle Man Robbed and Found After Disappearance
Great Falls June 23 A search for J Tugo Benedetti of Mack Eagle a smelter worker began Sunday night after he left Black Eagle in a maroon roadster to visit his wife at the Great Northern lunchroom. He was found Monday afternoon unconscious with injuries and robbed of an automatic pistol and other property by two men who stopped him on the refinery road near Great Falls. The case prompted a wide search as relatives reported his long-standing routine of picking up his wife each night.
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Great Falls
J Tugo Benedetti
Mack Eagle
Benedetti
Great Walle
Benedett
Black Eagle
Great Northern
Henedettway
Fouth
Mnandey
Uy Falagt
Wna
Henndetti
Ifehan
Practice Field Prepared at State University
State University Missoula reports the new Auxiliary football practice field is being prepared this week for scrimmage workouts, replacing the old field. The two and a half acre site, north of Dorn Blaner Field, will be ready by next fall under P C Sparks who oversees the project. Six men and two teams are leveling the ground. three weeks to grate and seed.
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State University
Missoula
Feld
The
Stead
Dorablaserield
Dornblaner Field
P C. Sparks
Hamilton to Build 5700 Grandstand for Baseball Park
Marititen June 23 A $2 000 plan stand for the Martitan city ball park began Thursday The grandstand will seat 600 people and include a dressing room and inside entrance Funds were raised by subscription with benefit games likely The commission members H R Raymond Theodore Ratnbald and E J Hammond promoted the project and met with ready response The contract was set to E Erickson The ballpark once used by the high school for football will, after improvements, become an ideal track and field arena near the depot This upgrade broadens youth sport options and aligns with the city council efforts to improve park facilities.
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Martitan City
H. Raymond
Theodore Ratnbald
E. Jh. Hammond
J. W.kilpatrick
Hamilton
E. Erickson
Start Rebuilding Community Hall At Stanford Today
Work to rebuild Windham community hall, nearly destroyed by fire weeks earlier, began Wednesday under Stanford contractor J A Fellerhett. After paying debt of 1900 dollars, remaining funds funded lumber, electrical supplies, and equipment with volunteer labor from Windham and nearby towns. completion expected in about 30 days.
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Stanford
Windham
J. A. Fellerhett
Youth Is Injured Under Truck Wheels
June 28 report of 11 year old John Connor hurt when a truck backed down a grade. The vehicle driven by his brother failed to stop. John was opening a gate when the truck struck and ran over his upper body injuring his shoulder and leg. He showed signs of improvement after admission to hospital.
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Farkas
John Connor
Farka
John
Theaear
Ingomar Shearing Pens Close After Water Shortage
Forsyth June 23. Water shortages forced an early end to the Ingomar sheep shearing season as many hands lacked local work. Only six different owners had their flocks shorn at the pens this year. Machines moved to Indian Creek near Brunelda for potentially two more weeks of work. other crews worked at Willis Close ranch and Rosebud area pens before moving to nearby towns for further shearings.
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Indian Creek
Brunelda
John Cronmen
Ollo Wilsburg
Willis Close Ranch
Thgomar
Rosebud
Freeman Philbuck
Hama
Rosebud Creek
Philorick
Armelin Cherie
Charles M. Nowlin
Will Mitchell
G. Phili Hrick Pena
Eagle Creek
Fons
Sand Springs
Neorth
Sumatra
George Batey
Albright Brog
L. M. Weaver
Deschamps Released From Game Charges
Arthur Deschamps and alleged companions faced trial in Frank T. Jones court over elk killings near Frenchtown. After a hung jury, the court released Deschamps along with co-defendants. the verdicts followed a two year legal process and lengthy hearings.
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Migsoula
Arthur Deschamps
Frank T. Jones
Arnald Deschamps
Harry Staigler
Arthur Neschamnes, Jr
W. A. Hill
Big Wal
Nouth
Frenchtown
Hoyd‘s Place
Grande
Mistoula
Dudge
Jones’ Justice Court
Klehseen
Thadney
Rearnock
Pilgrim caravan departs for Mecca amid odd travel notes
A chaotic local dispatch reports a Pilgrims caravan departing from Ithieter Park hotel after a church delegation from Seattle arrived by steam launch. American automobines replace camels in transporting pilgrims toward a maritime site in a newly described journey.
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Nas. Povak
White Sulphur Springs
Ed Pritzen
Pomrey
Stella Nerves
Actoma
Reva Wright
Pritzen
Wo TL
Knox
South Beach
Josephine Scott
Los Angeles
W. L. Ford
WN. Mourice
Velona
Brigg Ward
Canada
Clyde Burnham
Paw Brown
Warry Minain
Ward
R. T. Ringling
Nave Land
Livingston
J. M. Wolfe
Trient Alls
Wats
Montanang
John Hebnen
Rhighing
Hospital Attenton
George N. Keniston
Rinsmarck
Lester Rader
Hervey Cook
Wethenfay
Wintersiloa Springs
Ted Mornberg, Jr
Ryite
Ted Mornberg
Milton Ritter
Minnesota
Mra. Ritter
Brit
G. K. Spencer
Mra
M. Mahurin Vie
Martinsdale
Minn Stellman
Englian
Fort Benton
Wethereil
Second Street
Trident News
Amarter St
Knute O
Henry Keating
William Wilimpmete Patten
Nels Welleren
Dillon
Butte
Toledo Blade
Wax Big Man
Black Eagle Man
Parker
Chichesters Pills
Cecnelrtis
Prkwer
Ian
TEL
Ingomar
Churciaugn
Paik Sacer Park
Inp
Ny von Council
Seattle
Apecelal
Fromt Toston Todas
Ithieter Park
Oreright
St. Mary's Taste
American Automoblnes
Mecra
Cuthura
Alice Fox
Fruitdale
Dak Bc
Sgxtleare Laboratoria
H. Meldan
Mana
United States
Independent
Helens
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