Adventurers Reach Fort McPherson After Arctic Caribou Trek
Four Sarkatchawan brothers and Charlon Bruder from Texas attempt a 16900 mile paddle race from the Arctic to the Panama Canal. They endured hunger in the barren north, killed caribou for food, fought wolves, and traveled 1000 mile to Alaska before heading south toward the northwestern states.
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Regine
Arctic Sean
Panama Canal
Arctic Barrena
Sittvation
Uber
Fisher Brothern
Charlon Bruder
Tyan
Bask
Dakota
Canada
Arctic
Equator
Fort McPherson
Alaska
Northwestern States
Tropics
Ranch Granary Hit By Lightning in Winifred
Lightning struck the granary at Winifred during a rainstorm causing the building to burn to the ground. Most of the 1 200 bushels stored inside were damaged or destroyed and the fire was not extinguished until early Monday morning.
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Ruppe Brox Rapid
Refuge Trespass Crackdown After Haying Grazing Stop
Great Falls June 27. Stepy face legal action as federal order halts haying and grazing at Benton Lake refuge. United States game warden George B Mushbach will patrol beginning today to curb trespass. Violators face fines up to 500 dollars and possible imprisonment. about 300 to 400 loads of hay already cut in the Benton area will be charged to owners. Ranchers with grain cut on the preserve may haul away for free.
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Catto
Benton Lake
Homar
George B. Mushbach
United States
Bil Ung
Mushbach
Benjamin Haseltine
Ate
Roe
Benton
Mushbach Wold
Lipan
Bureau of Biological Survey
Weahington
D. C
Renton Lake
Bears in Yellowstone Park Prank History Notes
Bears across Yellowstone National Park engage in playful antics described by park officials. Reported behaviors include chases, roughhousing, tree climbing, and mock horseplay, with occasional mischief around human areas including a building near horse oats storage. Officials note humorous yet disruptive episodes as they manage park safety and visitor impact.
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Yellowstone Park
Wye
Telowstone National Park
Park
Tom
Tha Diaeke
Hronga
Pork Officinia
Othe Canyon
Assistant Supervisor Takes Forestry Post
Dillon June 27 H H Sadnte arrived from Miles City and assumed duties as assistant supervisor of the Beaver Dad national forest, succeeding B Mt Elofsen recently transferred to Wenateh. Mr Bedwig was sent to Dillon from the Custer national forest, Mrs Sedwig and children are lingering in the Bitter Root valley before retiring to Dillon.
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Dillon
H. H. Sadnte
Muring
Ailes City
Ufstant
Beaver- Dad National Forest
Mt. Elofsen
Wenateh
Bedwig
Custer National Forest
Sedwig
Bitter Root
Creditors of Mill to Meet in Bankruptcy Proceeding
Lewistown June 27 creditors of the Judith Milling Company will hold a meeting at the offices of Raymond and Doer referred to in bankruptcy. The receivership since the plant closed under receiver Jamon W. Sherwood will be terminated and it is planned to appoint a committee. The meeting will cover matters affecting the future of the bankrupt concern and may lead to action involving officials and agricultural department matters under consideration.
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Lewistown
Judith Milling Cor
Puny Wi
Officea of
Raymond &, Doel
Jamon W. Sherwood
Lil
Iumtes
Helena Bishop to Speak at Winifred Service
Winifred hosts a notable Methodist gathering as Bishop Wallace E. Brown preaches and dedicates the Community Church on July 6. Dr Walter Snaulding, district superintendent, attends with Bishop Brown for the dedication and the fourth quarterly conference in the afternoon. Special music features solos duets and quartet amid an all day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred
Wallace E. Brown
Montana
Walter [Snaulding
jRantet
Illustr ator Seeks Montana Scenes During Ranch Stay
Chicago artist and illustrator B Quigley, visiting the Alatog Sun ranch on Taylor's Fork of the Gallatin, expresses a strong desire to return for a full summer. His recent sketches include horses, a mare and foal, and a pack train, created during a four day stay as he plans Western and outdoor work.
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Borsman
Juss
Quiglay
Chicago
Alatog Sun Ranch
Taylor's Fork
Gallatin
Bozeman
Comunianton
Enyala
Taylor Fork Ranch
M.S. Cunningham
Woman Dies Crossing Continental Divide
Mrs. Elizabeth McCann, aged 69, died aboard a Northern Pacific eastbound train between Butte and Whitehall while crossing the Continental Divide. Dr. J. Diair deemed life extinct at Rozaman. The body was taken to Ligington for shipment later. McCann traveled from Pasadena and was accompanied by Mrs. Hudnut from Des Moines Iowa.
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Boreman
Mra
Tlizabets McCann
St. Stairarilie
Ohio
Northern Pacific
Butte
Whitehall
Rozaman
J. ¥. Diair
Ligingaton
Mra. McCann Tha
Pasadana
Anna Dudnut
Des Moses
Iowa
Hudnut
McCann
Possession charge grips Great Falls man after stop
Great Falls police questioned Peter Martin, 64, and found two gallons of whiskey in his grip near a railroad station. He was charged with possession and transportation of intoxicants and turned over to federal prohibition agents. Martin remained in county jail as investigations continued.
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Great Falls
Peter Martin
WN. J. Patterson
Fmind
Bartin
Navor
D. H. Cartoran
J. Q. Adama
Martin
Man Meen
Baby Boy Killed in Accidental Gun Discharge
Eureka June. Bily Workman two and a half year old son of Sidney Workman killed by accidental gun discharge. The father parked his car to lift his daughter when the boy kicked a loaded gun from the car. The bullet passed through his back and eye into his brain. Survived by his parents. burial at Enrekw cemetery.
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Eureka
June
Bily
Sidney Workman
Eureke
Enrekw
Man Suffers Burns But Won't Talk In Butte
In Butte on June 27 Loura Reis of the Working Men's Home sustained facial neck and back burns. She lies in St. James Hospital refusing to tell how the injuries occurred. Police theorize a gang sought information, while authorities doubt an accident explains the burns. The suspect was found unconscious on South Arizona Street by a juvenile probation officer.
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Butte
Loura Reis
South Arizona
Reis
St. James
de Huron
Paites
Tate
Arizona
O'Connor
Odticar
Guervenilla
Judy
Guarventin
Foglieh
Jindy
Gideon
Ana
Alan Breyne
Maton
Sue
Cama I
Rama
Madema Te One
Muse
Mademolaeus
Aaid
Bereek
Glasgow
Cole
Alghi
Hin
Miles City Cowboy Recalls Strange Sky Phenomenon
Miles City June 27 Ed Lana a cowboy reports riding north of Jordan when a heavenly visitor dropped from clouds. A huge red bull shaped light flashed from the sky, followed by thunder, rain and a sharp odor of brimstone. Lana’s pony reared as the sky lit and a bright ball whistled into the cloud mass then vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Ed Lana
Ridine
Missouri Branks
Jordan
Lamanya
Harges
Crooka
Turna
Lane
Nader
Mahtaung
Tia Horea
Cat
Lane Maya
Alimony Arrears Case In District Court
Judge George D. Winston heard a motion in the district court this morning to permit investment of money in bonds under the guardianship of Michael Fugini. The demurrer in the action of Gene Guchers against C. A. Guches was postponed. The suit claims 92750 owed since a decree was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Winston
Michael Fugini
Gene Guchers
C. A. Guches
Malir Waa
Beet Experiments to Revolutionize Growing Industry
Minneola June 27 Experiments by Amalgamated Sugar aimed at beet culture will cut labor needs and boost yields. George D. Keating district manager notes a five acre beet plot at the Wak at company farm to test a new system. If successful, it could reduce imported labor and improve crop protection against pests. Keating cites trials already observed by sugar beet growers in Chester Minnesota Grand Forks North Dakota Belmont and Marion City Iowa.
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Minneola
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Western
Montana
George D. Keating
Agar Company
Wakat Company
Hare
Keating
Chester
Mins
Drang Forks
N. D
Belmont
Marion
City
Lews
Hazelbaker Baby Flies in With the Lindbergh Kid
Lieutenant Gorarcor and Mrs Frank Hazel baker and Colonel and Mrs Charion A Lindbergh became parents of a son at Nananit day. The birth occurred just before 12 oclock Sunday morning. The Lindberghs gave no name yet though friends have suggested Charles Lindenbargh Haselbaker. it is the first Lindbergh child and third Haselbaker in the family.
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Dion
Gorarcor
Frank Hazelbaker
Charion A. Lindbergh
Gonn
Lindberghs
Haselbaxer
Wool Market Slows Yet Optimism Remains Steady
The wool market shows reduced activity and cautious optimism. European and distant markets await London openings. domestic prices across multiple grades hold near peak season levels with modest shifts.
Two Road Projects Receive Final Acceptance in June
Misgowla June 27 final acceptance of Turah Nimrod and Tarkic Superior highway projects on the Tedowntons trail by the bureau of public roads and state highway commission. The Turah Nimrod surfacing project 17 miles completed and ready for oiling, linked with Boower Turah to be oiled early July. Tarkic Superior section graded and accepted. surfacing to follow.
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Misgowla
lo-Superior
Tedowntons Trail
Minda
Angingers
Bureau of Public Roade
Alate
Gion
Silver Bow Starts Road-Building Jobs Countywide
June 27 report says county crews begin the most extensive road eating program in county history. Loughran and county commissioners announced projects including Avacooda road from Wyoming street to hilltop, Mulu street pavement, Centerville corridor, two projects on the “rial” extending west from Garrison avenue, and work from Harrison Avenue to back Ning-Mitg road and Spassen near the Highland Keannal and Marcus Daly horse racing park. Four miles of highway will be paved using about four million gallons of oil on hand.
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Loughran
Board of County Commissioners
Yeatordas
Avacooda
Wyoming Street
Centerville
Garrison Avenue
Harrison Ayenun
Ning-Mitg
Spassen
Tiighland Keannal Clu
Marcus Daly Horsa Racing Park
Rmmediately
Heres and Dow Racing Park
Toth Arettons
Oll
Enginecra Nald
Crop Storage Aids Montana Wheat Producers
Farmers gathered with C C Cotter and A H Bradford officials to discuss the wheat storage boom. Speakers warned terminals will fill as Montana wheat moves to market, with elevator storage rising sharply from 20 090 000 to 34 120 000 bushels on average since 1928. Producers urged to reserve some grain on farm for use if local elevators are full, as storage challenges loom this fall.
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Athin
C. C. Cotter
Baker
Cut Rank
A. H. Bratford
Montana
Great Northern
Aareice
Conser
Tha Apanker
Cherie
Avorage
Toston News Tonton June 27 Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs Eimer Hutler left Thursday for Port Townsend Washington to visit relatives for one or two months. Roy Alien was operated on for appendicitis at St. Johan hospital and is recovering well. Ted Staphone returned from San Francisco trip. Mrs Marie Stubblefield and daughter Mary Eva were Townsend visitors Tuesday. Mrs R H Allen was a help visitor Thursday. Mrs B A Briscoe was a business visitor Monday. Mrs Mary Shull hosted the Woman's Bridge club with prizes awarded. Frank Brown and daughter Helene were Toscenia visitors Wednesday. Drelyn Mackey visited the Margrowa home. Allie Weeds of Boulder visiting Mr and Mrs J H Jelena. Frank Brown and family were Toscenia visitors Wednesday evening.
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Tonton
Eimer Hutler
Port. Townsend
Washington
Apsnit Teo
Roy Alien
St. Johan Hospital
Ted Staphone
San Francisco
Marie Stubblefield
Mary Eva
Townsend Vistors
R. H. Allen
B.A. Briscoe
Townsend
Mary Shull
Toston
Woman's Bridge
Frank Brown
Helene
J. Drelyn Mackey
Tha Margrowa
J. A. Chubie-ware
Dancing Judith of Oragean Bosken
Judith Grant a Greenwich Village artist model pursues a new path in New York and meets Bruce Gideon and Guarventus a determined impresario. In Gideon’s salon a Scotland inspired audition unfolds as Judith dances to a Scots theme, proving her potential as a dancer and drawing cautious support from Gideon and Guarventus. The scene ends with a promise of opportunities if she train and invest in herself.
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Yudith Grant
Greenwich Village
Chummy Morbeen
Dreck
Alan Shayne
Sheyne
Chummy
Judith
Abe
Stone
Stayne
Bruce Gideon
Rich Flmpeter
Aho Refuera
Pat Fe Hen
Crithoiame
Bastien Dumont
Gideon
Ahe
Aimie Abe
Iim
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Ajax
McClaren
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Ste Department of Agriculture
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Gade
Toston News
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Oragean Bosken
Mitch
Millonaire
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Borat
Moser
Garret
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Wuatdlan
Guarventus
Misa Indy
Giicon Wan
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Madem Planilet
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