Old Man Bloom Slated for Touch Luck Summer Rally
June 26 report from Butte outlines the summer celebration in Bull a featuring Old Man Bloom and the Gold Venster anniversary events. Highlights include a nine day long festival with parades rallies and a giant historical spectacle titled Rublew Randits Rudd era. The program lists rodeo concerts baseball rifle and shotgun state tournaments a 500 instrument concert and Miss Montana pageant selections.
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Pair Sentenced to Prison in Mana Act Case
In Billings on June 26, Marian H Treas 37 and Frances Forrest 28 pleaded guilty to transporting narcotics for illegal use and were sentenced by Judge Charles II Pray to serve six years in federal prison followed by five years probation. If probation fails, two years may be added on a third count. They were apprehended in Walla Walla Washington by the FBI. After sentencing they were escorted by federal officers to the courtroom, in the presence of a federal officer.
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Federsl
First Week For Preschoolers Proves Successful At Recreation Center
The Townsend news notes a strong start for preschoolers at the recreation center with 26 children ages 2 to 6 attending daily sessions from 9 to 12. The program features story telling songs rhymes and organized play. Betty Mahaney and Shirley Reynolds assist Miss Frances White and activities will continue daily with outdoor play as weather permits.
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Father flags train with gas soaked diaper to aid stranded family
In Tune 26 incident near Milwaukee a freight crew halted a stalled train after a motorist signaled from the tracks. Conductor Arnold and Engineer Gevnart freed the car stuck in mud, using a gas soaked diaper as a tool while aiding the wife and children, one child being taken to a hospital.
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AJ AL Arinold
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Barbara Bell Fashions pattern ad promises stylish summer dress
A vintage advertisement promotes Barbara Bell Fashions sewing patterns for a gathered bodice dress with V neckline and full skirt. It touts versatility for travel and day wear, noting sizes 34 to 48 and fabric yardage for various sleeve lengths. Includes step by step guide and price details for patterns and pattern books.
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Barbara Hel
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Lidy
Jong
Mla Elite
Prien
Gerad
Two Men Injured When Truck Caps Near Helmville
Joy Burke and Thomas Atant, both of Helmville, were injured Friday afternoon when a truck overturned about one mile from Helmville on the road from Drummond. Both men were taken to St. Patrick's Hospital with fractures. Burke in his left arm and a collar bone. The driver and two children escaped unharmed. Both men work for the state water conservation board and were initially treated in Drummond before being moved to Missoula by night.
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Drummond
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Millions of Pounds Grasshopper Bait Used in Richland
Sidney reports that by June 20, 11.5 million pounds of grasshopper bait were distributed from five mining points in Richland county with 7,469,600 pounds from Sydney, 2,532,500 from Lambert, and remaining from Savage station. By June 21, 279 carloads of bait and supplies, including 203 carloads of sardines and arsenic, had arrived. About 80 federal liberators are operating on div land, and two airplanes have flown over the coastal area this week.
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Ainilong
Richland County
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Sdney
Lambert
Savage Atalion
Cattle Drives Toward Elkhorn Reserve Underway
About 100 head of cattle owned by Grayshopper valley herders were driven to summer pasture on the Elkhorn reserve this past week. Panna and Paddock will follow with 1,000 head. United States Department of Agriculture photographers tracked the drive with Director McDonald and Cameraman McCarthy from Washington, D. C., and K. D. Swen from Missoula, aided by Mrs. Swan, capturing images en route.
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Grayshopper Valley
Urapulation
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Marchessiau
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Elkhorn
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Anger
Fireman Ken Sigley Carves Fine Rifles in Lewistown
Lewistown July 26 fireman Ken Sigley, a volunteer, carves detailed inlays and figures into rifle stocks using a relic pocket knife. He works in the city hall locker room and says he always knew how to lay out the work.
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Lewistown
Holby
Ken Siigley
Lewistown Boy Injured by Exploding Firecracker
Lewistown June 2 A boy named Richard Fink a year old was brought to St Joseph's Capital hospital with a serious eye wound from an exploding firecracker. He had inserted a firecracker into his eye and a fragment flew into the eye when the fuse failed to ignite properly. Doctors faced uncertainty about the boy's vision as of late Saturday.
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Richard Fink
Ray
St. Joseph'a
Roy Aeingly
Ror
Vlvb
Tim
Dublin
Ranch Home Destroyed by Fire Near Moore District
Moose June 26 A fire swept the home of Ben Nessan south of Moore Thursday evening about 6 p.m. The family was away. neighbors helped combat the blaze. All belongings on the lower floor were lost. Cause unknown, believed accidental in the attic.
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Rouch
Ben Nessan
Moore
Trackmaster Prevents Wreck Of Fast Mail
Fred Krona of Blackfoot spots a brake shoe placed on the track near Jackfoot while a man named Frank Varney admits placing it. Krona alerts railway agents who, with sheriff deputies, arrest Varney and bring him before Judge Hattersley, who enters a plea of not guilty.
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Woman 19 Killed in Crash at Kalispell
A 19 year old woman died from injuries after an automotive crash near Kalispell. J M Arburna of San Francisco died at the hospital from the incident. Several others were injured minor or unhurt as cars left the highway following the slippery pavement, with two vehicles overturned.
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Rultsnelt
J. M. Arburna
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Wes
Water Carnival Planned in Polson On July 24
Polson residents announce a water carnival on July 24 with John Wimon named commodore. Finance and event planning fall to committee members Inngug Pliny Jorgentan and Bart Fryling who will oversee arrangements and governance.
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Trial Expression and Water Sonata Move Announced
The water sonata will be held across the rivers a short distance from Ha Pelsen bridge rather than the same place and year. The change aims to spare attendees from driving about three miles over dusty dirt roads to witness the events.
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Fulkerson Becomes Mayor as Nelson Resigns in Plentywood
June report from Plentywood reveals Mayor Nelson resigning to attend to personal affairs. Alderman Fulkerson is elevated to mayor, bringing 23 years in community life and nine years running a local home business to the role.
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Publisher of Three Forks and Belgrade Papers Weds
Three Forks June 26 announcement of the marriage of Miss Gladys Mason of Butte to S K Williams publisher of the Three Forks Herald and Belgrade Journal will be made Monday evening at a piano recital. Mrs Mason and Mr Williams were married last April 19 at Livingston by the First Baptist church minister. Donald Mannon and Marjory Rivers were attendants. Mrs Williams has conducted musical activities here for three years and earlier in Butte for nine years.
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Three Forks
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Aft
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Myit
Noviood
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Donald Manon
Marjory
Mra
Walllama
Joe Mustcalwdies
Butte Foe
Paris Love turns to rival schemes and forced secrecy
In a serialized tale set on a sunny lawn, Roy and Barham plot to win Barbara’s affection while rival Wilfrid Peyton investigates. Barham pressures Roy to gather a susceptive clue about Barbara’s motives as social games unfold amid golf shots and cautious flirtation.
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