Wild Horses Strap Rancher in Western Farm Accident
Charles McCulloch, a noted rancher west of Hele, sustained severe head lacerations and multiple leg injuries after a horse or corral mishap while handling a mare in a corral. He was found unconscious by his son, aided by Perry Kendig, and taken to Glendive via Rulus Letts for treatment, with initial fears of fatality eased by later reports.
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Mr. McCulloch
Perry Kendig
Glendive
Rulus Lets
Geologists Seek Oil. Survey Party Passes Through Town
A group of eight men from the United States Geological Survey traveled through here on the first Friday en route to Weldon gantry. They plan to stay in the area most of the summer to conduct a thorough survey for gas and coal on behalf of the government.
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United States Geotical Survey
Weldon Gantry
Poverminent
Fires threaten Missoula area forests this season
June 26 Missoula reports show thirteen national forests in district No 1 with no fires to date this season. Several fires sparked by lightning and brush burners touched Kaniksu Coeur dAlene and Selway districts in Washington and Idaho. An incendiary blaze on the Cabinet caused damage before being stopped, with smaller fires reported elsewhere but limited in scope.
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Missoula
Seaom
Munma
Here
Coeur
Kaniksuhese
Washington
Lalin
Finihead
Ampere
Mussaula
Vason
Coolidges Hear Young Preacher in Rapid City
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge attended morning services at Hermosa Congregational Church where 20 year old student pastor Living Liam delivered a confident sermon on Christ’s purpose. Liam urged faith and purpose, spoke without ministerial company, and asked blessings upon leaders including the President. Crowds filled the church and police kept the road clear as tourists passed.
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Rapid City
Coolidge
Hermosa Congregational Church
Actien
Liam
Cooridge
Conhelge
Conti
Yellowstone River Reaches New Peak Height at Livingston
Livingston June 26 The Yellowstone River set a new high water mark with a crest of 15 feet 6 inches at 1 PM surpassing all records since June 12 1921. A three inch rise over Thursday’s crest followed by a fall late last night offers cautious hopes the crest may be temporary.
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Livingston
Yellowetine
Montana
Brockway Founder Dies in Portland Circle
Brockway founder A. Brockway, well known in Portland and originator of Brockway town, died in Portland Oregon on Thursday June 2 1927. The Brockways moved from Missoula to the coast after leaving Brockway's first settlement near Redwater above Stoney Thistle, where the town began.
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Manch Fran Glendive
Mystery Threatens an American Heiress in River Flood Plot
Elise, owner of valuable property near Porte Verde, confronts a conspiracy led by her cousin Vilah who poses as her attorney. Lineal Nunnally investigates as vigilantes threaten her life. Flood ruse, barricaded tower, and an allied assault aim to expose and defeat the attackers.
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Mise Marberos
Mierican Ihd
Oriental
Ale
Vilek
Gaylort Prentiss
Prentiss
Hirse
Vilak
Bogin the Stort Chapter Five minutes pass
Five minutes pass as the underground Routh Agerwan animal and a green pararpliths battle in a dim setting. Flooding waves surge toward the tower, destroying walls and sweeping rooms. The group waits amid rising water, planning to depart if the torrent continues, while a mysterious man named Wink contemplates Vanishing.
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Wales
Recs
Gare Ten
Aldiman
Maran
Vic
Cindy
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State
Walker
Harry Hale
Ne McCullaugh
Big Broad
Coolidges
Stern Skand
Tellowstone River
New Peak
Brockway
Portland
FUR Farm
Martinsdale
Paul Haynes
Montgomery and Wayurs
Fur
Chicago
The
Helena
Newepap
Arelhive
Erron
Wapi
Stort
Mia
Anil
Callayag
Dlise
Weber
Jonni
Romina
Teast
Finn
Phos
Prenties
Oman
Sean
Brealey
Marto Verde
Alg. Barnes
Independent
Namie
Ordeistabken
Mtn
Sam Nilsleead
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