Masked Ball Feature Heightens City Festivities
A masked ball and three day fly celebration promise a grand social event. The executive committee aims to sell souvenir badges designed for the occasion, with local merchants aiding the effort while urging orderly conduct. A later note mentions Fourth of July checks and water system improvements impacting nearby streets and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawis
Clark
Nis
Ford
Wien
Ashe
Lyon
Aumerdus
Frolfe
Death Of A 16 Year Old In Guthrie Home
Joseph A. Metson, stepson of HL TT Guthrie, died yesterday afternoon at Guthrie’s home. He was 16 years old, 71 days. Funeral set for Saturday morning at the Cathedral of the Bur en Wearty, with services at 10 o’clock. A notice to bet my own duly appears amid shop ads. Moved to Penwell lock on West Sixth Avenue.
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Broadwater
Maxteen
Tinthebe Paanen
Fe Lirlet Winean
Joseph A. MeTson
Guthrie
the Bauren Wearty
Cuthol Turinett
St. Mates
Browning
Timber Sale Talks and Forest Fire Fight Details
Proceedings at Broadwater Motel covered timber sale growth and forest fire fighting experience. William T. Cox discussed timber policies, use of timber and stone, and national forest supervision, with John Doe and other officials detailing regulations and future prospects for timber, fire prevention, and military-like agency actions amid increasing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusiouss
Nathaes
Forest Service
Arama
Hasler
Viner
Haitier
Secretary Garford to Review Troops at Fort Blarrison
Arrangements are under way for the entertainment and review of Secretary of the Interior Garford. Governor Toole announces the plan for a July 3 review at Fort Blarrison by three companies of the Sixth Infantry from Worth Wissoula, with a reception that evening. A land office committee led by George O. Froonan will finalize decorations and act as the official liaison for the federal officeholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Garford
Helent
Joseph K. Toole
Com Mies
J. W. Buncan
Sixth Infantry
Port Willing
Menry i Harriyon
Fort Blarrison
Toole
Rughy
Elncere
Tle Chy
Dee Talin
Garfel
George O. Froonan
Land Office
Ant
Ferroril
Inwardness of Crtonnle At Sry Rit Reported
A stranger phoned a state office claiming an article published yesterday titled Troubles of Dark Areveria was misrepresented. He described actions by two brothers and a confusing sequence of events with publishing staff and a later inquiry.
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Areveria
Muir Adveran
Jetloe
Han
Allemnge
Sendation Weatelee
Erratic OCR Note Delays Clear Weekend Travel Plans
Fragmented text describes warnings about work and travel, mentions delays, belts, and a care for timing. References to Mindy and four aeine Chane TRYIN JIATEIL remain unclear, with scattered terms suggesting a diary or public notice fragment from an old newspaper.
Fine hunting in the Tetons and Montana wilds described
A rugged account details hunts in the Tetons and near Browning Montana with bear and elk opportunities. It notes hunting ethics, guides around Browning, costs for a month trip, and the appeal of raw frontier game in remote terrain. The narrative portrays a wary witness recounting hunting incidents and the allure of extreme wilderness travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Atma
Neowning
Northwestely
Reclinn
Bready
Browning
Wba
Wade
Pension references and public health plea in old notice
The fragment argues for extending pension principles to defenders of patriotic causes and mentions Trojan or Trostetlers Slariuich Uthers. It extols bitters as a remedy for ailments like indigestion and malaria, claiming long public health attention and cures for 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grout Dent
Somalia
Fragmentary report on child injury case in Hamburg
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a child harmed by an attack or accident near Hamburg. Names such as Nancy M L Thunsan appear, but the text is garbled. The note hints at facial, neck, and chest injuries and possible medical treatment, yet details remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Ford
Nancy
Thunsan
Hamburg
Gulliot Tallor Relocates Store to Main Street
E Gulliot Tallor moved to 17.8 Main Street opening with new stock. The change places the business in a busier district, signaling growth and expanded offerings for customers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gulliot
Tallor
Main
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Pines
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Penwell Lock
West Sixth
Ana
Babcock & CO
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Lernon
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Union Bank and Trust
Helena
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Tetons
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Party of Women
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Carney
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Pioneer Coal CO
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Sixth Ave
Bhp Amders
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