Charles Mearah and the Flows at Martinsdale Celebrate 45 Years
Charles McRuir a famed Montana flaskmaster spent 45 years in celebrating his tenure overseeing shearing operations at Martinsdale Winnett and nearby Wheatland in a region famed for cattle and stock ranching The Martinsdale Livestock Company and the Rair corporation ranch near Martinsdale are noted as major local holdings with ties to Ohio native Charles Bair and Montana figures like Charles M Russell Will James and Theodore Roosevelt connections highlighted in historical recollections
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Martinsdale
Charles McRuir
Unitedares
Winnett Ma
Bair
Ohio
Michigan Central Railway
Montana
Sa Macy Jacobs
Chicace
Lavina
Martinsdale Livestock Company
Rair Corporation
Centrevine
Rair
Alberta
Portland
Grant Ranch
Charles M Russell
Inya Ane
RP TW
Will James
Theodore Ransevolt
Jassetand
Raig
Tut
ROT Uv
Lewistown Doctor Plans Summer Native Land Visit
Dr and Mrs J B Solera depart Lewistown by auto for Florida with Philip Mannine and Helen Harstrom en route to Porto Rico to visit old friends and relatives Then they plan a New York stay and a trip to Niagara Falls the Century of Progress Exposition and other sights returning mid August
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Lewistown
J. BR. Solera
Fami
Philip Mannine
Helen Harstrom
Sia Automobile
Florida
Justis
Miami
Ursehere
Porto Rico
Xeltera
Juni
Solrres
New York
Annulment Hearing for 87 Year-Old Kalispell Man
June 3 district court heard the annulment case of Varl Leverence a Kalispell resident aged 87 against his wife Cora Leverence. The suit, transferred from Polson, notes they wed Sept 28 1932 in Polson. Mrs Leverence formerly married William A Donchue of Kalispell and Culbertson.
Paleontological Reconnaissance Planned by Museum Curator
Billings reports Curator Barnum Brown of the American Museum of Natural Hitters will fund a fossil beds reconnaissance in Montana. George F. Shea says Brown, who has led field parties, will be hosted here and accompanied into the field. Arrival date not set. Brown aims to assemble a three-man team for the work.
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Billings
American Museum of Natural
Montana
Sumer
Barnum Rrown
George F. Shea
Hanetary
Brown
Beauvais Creek
Proof
New York
Local Notes From White Sulphur Springs and Surrounds
June 23 reports from White Sulphur Springs mention Sodering seeking medical advice in Li mpseton, Irving Fisher caring for the harness shop, and travel plans to Chicago World's Fair. Miss Nadine Burnham operated for appendicitis at Livingston hospital. Mrs Anna Burnham with her afterward. locals Jack Smith and Jene Rover travel to Bozeman and Portland for medical care and family visits. New business: Jacek buys North Main street lot to build a service station. Presbyterian Aid plans Frida s event with parade and a wedding cake. New Forest Camp Kalispell notes a Belton CCC camp opening with 185 recruits and 25 forest workers. Captain Bowering to lead. Livingston Optical Company to open.
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Limpseton
Irving Fisher
Wm. Schafferzick
Billy Tet
Lake Mills
Wis
Schafferzich
Ensbere
Chicago
Nadine Burnham
Livingston
Anna Burnham
Carare
Jacek
Presbyterian Aid
Lewistown
Mr. Turpin
Ralph Schafferzick
The
Publi Drug Company
Livingston Optical Company
Injuries in Havre Car Crash Cost Woman a Leg
Havre June 28 Miss Agatha Horton injured Monday night in an automobile crash. Her left leg was broken and torn, amputated below the knee at Sacred Heart hospital to stop infection. The accident shocked her relatives and the community.
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Havre
Agatha Horton
Sacred Heart Hospital
Smatt
Livingston Youth Appointed to Capitol Guard
Livingston youth Billie Webber receives appointment to the Capitol Guard, a Washington police power unit on Capitol grounds. Son of Mr and Mrs George Webber, a Turk County graduate who studied at Gonzaga, he will attend Georgetown University after starting duties, and departs soon for the assignment.
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Livingston
Ate
Walsh
Joseph Swindlehurst
Washington
Will Webber
Billie” Webber
John Erickson
Swindlehurst
Wil Webber
Capitol Guard
Capitol
Mr. Webber
George Webber
Turk County
Gonzaca University
Spokane
Erickson
Georgetown University
Ead
Rillie Webber
Yellowstone Park
Indian Dumps Load of Gold Into Bank Worth Just $7,000
Missoula June 2. An Indian from the reservation walked to the First National Bank on Wiggins Avenue and dumped a sack onto the teller’s window. The hoard contained gold valued at seven thousand dollars. The man will not be prosecuted for hoarding gold.
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Missoula
Wiggins Avenue
First National Bank
Rustle Convicted in Valley County Calf Theft Killing
Malta June 23 A district court jury of farmers found J B Grimsley guilty of grand larceny in the stealing and killing of two calves owned by Etehart and Cahart Valley county cattlemen. Sentence will be pronounced later.
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Malta
J.B Grimsley
Etehart and
Cahart
Valley County Catlemen
Warden Named Director at Large for U S Chamber
Great Falls Montana reports that O S Warden publisher of the Great Falls Tribune was elected a director at large of the United States Chamber of Commerce in Washington. He joins six others on the national board with equal powers and carries strong backing from local and regional chambers across Montana Minnesota Nebraska and the western states.
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Great Falls
Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
O. S Warden
Great Falls Tribune
Warden
Lis
Ihree
Forest Worker Killed By Falling Tree in Idaho Forest Service Project
Missoula reports the death of Robert Dell age 22 at Spirit Lake Idaho in a Coeur d'Alene forest insect control project. Dell, unmarried, was struck by a tree he was selling while engaged on the project. The mishap occurred Monday.
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Missoula
Robert Dell
Spirit Lake
Idaho
Forest Service
Coeur d'Alene Forest
Dell
Flathead Lake Reaches Record High Level In 49 Years
Flathead Lake rose to a new record of 2,996.95 feet above sea level, surpassing the 1928 flood level by two and a half inches. U.S. Geological Survey member A. H. Tuttle warned a slight surge or a southerly wind could overtop dikes, flooding vast farm land in the lower valley.
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Eat Falls
Flathead Lake
A. H. Tuttle
United States Geological Survey
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Charles Mearah
Floges
Kaliswell Court
Cupator Brown Mill
New Forest
Kalispell
Civilian Conservation Corps
Belton
Ilatier National Park
Bowering
Fort Totten
Charce
Highlander
Ferrat
Helena Ave
South Main St
Helena, Mont
Havre HK
Rustle
U. S. Chamber
Hsteq
Capital
Helena
North Main
Higgin
Cigar Store
the Mint
Pate
Eddy Cafe
Pate H. F. Sheehan & Bro. Distributors
Frche
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