Forest Service to Continue Research Work in Distal
Missoula reports continued research at the Northern Rocky Mountain Forest Experiment Station with 12 foresters in field duties and seven on fire research. Projects include timber adjustments in the western region, range and agricultural studies, and beaverhead forest tasks. Regions in northern Idaho and Lincoln County Montana to receive further activity, with CCC enrollees totaling 21 for summer. ERA funds expected to support station staffing in July.
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Missoula
Hocky Mountain Forent
Raglan
Idaho
Lincoln County
Montana
Deception Crsak
Priest River
Ruby
Beaverhead Forest
Milex City
CCC
Office of Forest
U S Forest Food Supply Contract Awards in Missouri
United States Forest Service in Missouri announced bids awarded totaling about $30,000 for food supplies. Barclays Mill of Chehalis Washington will furnish three-tattoo? canned milk. Rath Packing of Waterloo Iowa will supply canned ham. Frisbee Company of Spokane will supply maple syrup. Libby McNeil and Liberty of Portland will provide dill pickles. Wellsoro Stiles Groceries will supply sweet pickles for forest camps and stations.
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Missoura
Forest Service
Barclag Mill Company
Chehalis
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo
Frisbee Company
Spokane
Libby, McNeil and Lithy
Portland
Weelero Stiles
Worlland
Rust
Forest Tampa
Ivelon
Marysville Notes Point to Summer Visit Trends
Marysville area residents share visits and guests from Idaho Washington California and Montana. Mrs Frances Brophy and daughter Tane of Rathèrум Idaho stay with son John Brophy. Miss Ann O Connell and L awan Walker return from Dian state Normal teaching, and Ed Moore recovers after a wall accident with minor injuries. Several locals move visit and host across Missoula Helena Great Falls Kelana and surrounding towns.
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Maryaville
Fir Percy Fred
Scallle
Wash
Lesiie Evans
Lincoln
Prancis Brophy
Tane
Rathérum
Idaho
John Brophy
Mig
Sara
Eugene
Bessia Walker
Butte
L. BE
California
Ethel BH. Singleton
Lametel
E Kromer
Ed Moore
Billy Jermn
Missoula
J. Shea
Hoapith
Win
Hagen
Catherina Hartmiller
Kelana
Joseph Hartmiller
Mian
Helen Vath
Great Falls
Sare Lou Nloraina
Haley
Vicnic
Belmont
Hyelyn Sara
Kuella Smigaj
Leis Warburton
Milly Jean Moore
Dorleen Haley
Wendette Withalt
Jerry Stimpeon
Ross Immer
Joe Coton
Mike Colur
Mlea Margaret Finke
Hrlena
Colar
Shannon King
Jubilee honors Fathers Donohue service in Hamilton
In Hamilton on June 24 a Jubilee celebration marked Father Michael J. Donohue’s twenty fifth year in the priesthood. A solemn high mass at Usans clock, a noon banquet at the Chamber of Commerce hall, and a confirmation at the church followed. Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore presided. Rev. Patrick Casey and other clergy assisted. Attendees included priests from nearby parishes and Protestant members, reflecting broad community support.
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Father Donohue
Bisbop
Joseph M. Gilmore
Hinhop Gilmore
Patrick Casey
Hey
Edward Gilmora
Caramonies
Edmond Tayar
John J. O’kennedy
John E. Kenedy
Hamilton
W. A. McElroy
William J. Berein
Pather Donohus
Elma Minter
St. Viator College
Hourbounsis
Til
Montana
Bishop Gilmore
John J. O'Kennedy
Denis J. Meade
Mintoula
Mantsna
Bitter Hoot Valley
Mottans
Bay
Redrern
Moly Wather
Pope Pius XI
J. P. O'Shea
Whitefinch
St Mary's
Hittle Mission
Stevensville
Tin
Edwin O'Hare
Great Falls
M. M
Teacher sues Havre school board over termination notice
Mildeod Tolane, ex Havre high school teacher, sues Havre School District 18 in S150 county district court for 4986 dollars. She claims a contract from 1932 to 1933 was in force and she was not properly notified by May 1, 1923, that service would not be required for 1933-34.
Calamity Jane Story In Frontier Summer Issue
Calamity Jane's own account of war times and adventures appears in the Frontier and Midland summer issue, edited by Dr. Paul C Philips at State University. It recounts her overland emigration from Missouri to Montana, her rescue of Captain Exam, and her famed frontier exploits alongside other Northwest writers and poems.
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Calamity Jane
the Frontier
State University
Missouri
Thia
Priipa i Chetrman
University Department of History
Neo
Northwest
Calamity Jana
Virginia City
Mont
Sha
Utah
Arizona
Wyoming
Exam
Ta Dian
Minneapolly Museu
Alno
Allalin
Anaconda
Charien E. Heaney
Two-Day-Old Buck Deer Roams Sheriff’s Lawn
A two day old buck deer appeared on the sheriff’s lawn outside the office. The animal did not come on its own and was found near a forest trail close to Fureka by Joe Terpatis of Scuby. The deer’s owner Trenatre keeps it as a constant companion.
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Kallapotl
Joe Terpatis
Scuby
Terpantra
Fureka
Trenatre
Forest Road Extension To Begin This Week In Montana
Continuation of the forest road into Canyon Creek drainage west of Columbia Falls starts this week. Z C Urquhart, supervisor of the Flathead National Forest, says the project will provide access for fire protection and timber use, enabling transport of spruce and white pine. J Nofla Lumber plans use, with 30 workers under Les Yates for about three months. A note adds Denmark has more twins than any other nation.
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Ratiapell
Canyon Creek
Daralpage
Forthwest
Columbia Fallin
Z. C. Urquhart
Seupervigor
Flathead National
Crystal
Ning Atle Crooke
Les Yates
Montin
Ray Russell Killed Sleeping on Milwaukee Tracks
Butte June 24 A man killed yesterday morning by a Milwaukee train was identified as Ray Russell 94 of Colorado aleat He had worked in Butte mines on and off for years The man went to clean on the tracks near the South Montana crowning The coroner learned Russell used the name Russell but had long used that surname The train was switching to the Northern Pacific at the time The mortuary seeks if he was on a stretcher Mrs H Tracy Cottage Grove Ore The deceased left Balmont mining job that Sunday He also worked in Butte mines in 1929
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Butte
Igarty
Milwaukee
Ray Russell
Colorado
Northern Pacific
H. Tracy
Cottage Grove
Ore
Balmont Ming
Butty Mings
Cooperative 525 Dividend Paid to Members at Malta Meeting
An average dividend of 25.24 dollars was paid to 320 members of the Rutty Cooperative in Malta at their annual meeting. Net profit from the grain elevator and off station totaled 74,043 dollars for the year, with cumulative profits over 17 years reaching 307,685.04. This year’s profit declined from prior years but rose above the two years before. Officers Bernal Southwick and Fred Southwick were reelected. Jack Ruud and Fred Kornbeck joined the board. Other directors include Edtn Anderann and W. A. Dorn. Oil station profit stood at 3,132.26, with elevator profit at 2,941.13. Members earned dividends on grain and fuel operations. various per-bushel rates are listed. Association assets total 89,083.49. Also noted is the Montana State Pharmaceutical Association’s leadership—Jitter 24, Charlipa A. McFarland of Helena was elected president, succeeding Georgn W. Snarrow.
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Malta
Tuna
Rqutty
Phumpa
Bernal Southwick
Frneat Wekander
Fred Southwick
Jack Ruud
Fred Kornbeck
John N. Mangie
Ad Ferm
Edtn Anderann
Bt Laktidsen
W. A. Dorn
Wile Lim
R. P. Miseer
Bmeinbrra
Ownn Fis
Livingston Candidate for State School Superintendent
Wolf Point delegate Frank H. Livingston, long time Wolf Point superintendent and educator, announces Democratic bid for Montana state superintendent of public instruction. A veteran teacher and administrator, he cites tax reform, tuition laws, the Teachers Educational Employment bureau, and leading roles in Montana Indian Education as evidence of qualification.
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Frank H. Livingston
Wolf Point
Democratic
Frank H Livingston
Publi Aehowla
Montana
Livingston
Medicine
Take
Winconain
Laura Jennal
Bay
Uivingaton
University of Wiscomin
Montana Educational Coaocralian
Montana Indian Education
County Board of Education
Fire destroys railway shed at Lewistown
A spectacular blaze Monday night destroyed a large shed at the Great Northern stockyards on the northern edge of Lewistown and burned for several hours. Firefighters arrived at 11 30 but the structure was mostly in flames, with no available hydrants nearby. Locomotives were moved and water drawn from a nearby tank but proved insufficient. The fire spread rapidly drawing many spectators. loss amount and exact date were not determined.
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Lewintown
Great Northern
Gutakirth
Cly
Fromen
Taundhauas
Seeks School Post Imors and Superintendent Claims
A petition from an 18 year old seeking a school post cites 28 year experience as Wolf Point schools superintendent and Medicina Take schools leader. It states belief that progress depends on how well we train children who will be tomorrow’s citizens.
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Imors
Wolf Point
Medicina
Closing date for sheets for ag program set in Montana
Bozeman Mont June 24 The closing date for filing work sheets in the agricultural conservation program in Montana recommended by the state conservation committee has been approved by George Warrell wealth regional director A J Botton executive secretary says more than 30000 work sheets have already been filed and about 37600 are expected by the closing date June 29 Progress of the program will be outlined by Parrett next week at meetings at Billings Great Falls and West Point The Montana meetings are open to the public Warrell will meet county conservation committees and extension agents at each point Great Falls Mont June 4 Louie W Stuhr business man since 1890 died last night at a hospital after three weeks illness He was born in Germany and survived by his widow a switow three sons a daughter and a sister
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Bozeman
Montana
State Conservatory Committee
George Warrell
Wealth
A.J. Botton
Botton
Parrett
Barlon
Balinga
Creat Falta
West Point
Ava
Thene
Warre
Mont
Louie W Stuhr
Germany
Almae
Tawa
Minnexoke
Arthur L Cooper
Helena
Relens
Mehtens
Montane
Lewis and ‘Clark
Paul T. Xeller
Mantane
Vevannally
Arthur Gooner
Withoys Wterenf
Geal
Paul T, Keller
Notarr
Lewis and Hark RP Poster
Louis Johnsan
Mary Jonmen
Tle
Mary Johnson
Clarenen Johnson
Milton Johnzon
Florence Johnean
Leonard Johnson
Bear Janson
Car Tater
Reanty
Lewis and Clarkenunt Munters
Jesh
Atate
Montenelty
Melena
Hauser
Bewi Olaounty
Hang
Asia
Tatury Beeld
Will Whalge
Edwin HW Sasmin
Raymond Z. Nagie
William & Jones
Ena Brontana
Altemness
Man killed in air crash near Bozeman on way to summer home
Mrs. B. S. Prescott of Minneapolis died in an air accident at Steala VC on Saturday. Her maid was killed, Ned Prescott was uninjured, and Mrs. Prescott’s husband was in a hospital at Bismarck in serious condition. The Prestons had a Bozeman summer home on Holl Rogrin creek in Gallatin canyon and previously stayed at Christmas cabin. Mineral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Prescott in Indiana.
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Dozeman
Covern
Bismarck
N. D
Harald Korsiand
Bozeman
Presnote
Minneapolis
Prescott
Indiana
Woman S. Arrestd As Drunken Driver
Mianonla June 24 Mrs Cecil Lager arrested Wednesday on West Front Street by Officers Heath and Posey for driving under the influence. She posted $100 bond and is to appear this morning at 1 oclock.
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Mianonla
Mre
Cecil Lager
Weat
Heath and
Posey
Hr Rownty
Quer
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Marysville News
Joedraker
Doer Ladee
Louflondecker
Wlate Linhway Pattod Airport
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NIN Selebrate
Rev
Donohue
Silver
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Havre School Board
Man OF the Hour
By Morris
Petey
Sheriff's Lawn
Denmark
Country
Warrior
Knox
Col. Frenk Knox
Ina
Tha Union Lesque Elnt
Chicago
Tau
Charlipa A. McFarland
Ag Firet Visi
Montana State Pharmaceutical Cosportation
Lato
Georgn W. Snarrow
Convantan
Putin
Lewistown
Poser Pois
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Remus
Oman
Aaldeglate
Lewie
Clark Alite
William WW McClatorer
Willem
Probata
Tital Judicial Astrict
Ine
Atnie
Lewin and Clark
Marmane
Aaid
Imag
Hernby
Cald Court
Ene Courthowar
Lawia and Clark
Yimsheen
Anid
Paul Mathiantecenned
TF Meckde
Dune Roth
Beal Will Whalen
Sret Jualdel
Montank
Tewis and Clark
Teter Ucharrenbrotch
Zalrl
Will Whalen
Ry Rae Q Smith
Cherie Erlin' Horaby
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