Lomski Confident On July 4 Red Lodge Bout
Lomski, backed by Leo Laimehi, predicts a victory over Ford Smith in Red Lodge Arena on July 4. He aims to mount a comeback with mountain air training and a string of notable opponents including Joe Sevkora Louis Tiepo and Braddock, seeking a world title challenge.
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Lomski
Ford Smith
Red Lodge Battle Arena
Fled Lodge
Deler
Kord Smit
Leo Laimehi
Aberdeen
Red Lodge
Lomeki
Agellorte
Ring Smuths
Mighty Junges
Smith
Abadeen
Montanas Smitt
Chaliense
Dlrs
Eeard
Joe Sevkora
Louis
Tiepo
Lenhirt
Tiger
Braddock
Dimony
Pluttersy
Jamea Braddon
Champlain
Kew
York
Chicago
Stidlin Nobbs Uvans
Lamski
Leland Newusah
Jocal
Pord Smith
Leo Lowiskt Fraeia
Inn
Bni Soove
Green Bay
Hed Lodge
Seolth
Eight Quarry Sites Proposed for AIP-RAP Rock in State
Glasgow June 27 Army engineers report several potential quarries for AIP-RAP rock. Sites include Hurleur area south of Stoghorse, Fort Renton southeast of Big Sand near Kik Park, Riceville along Highway 88 from Great Palle, and a quarry along Highway 81 between Helent and Hutte. Government planning notes indicate rock needs for dam construction and frost protection, with bids to be awarded based on contractor proposals.
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Glasgow
Port Peck
Army
Fort Werk
Durtes
Waren
Spake Mitte
Hurleur Arothey
Stoghorse Hutte
Ub Momlague
Fort Renton
Riceville Quarrs
Great Palle
Miesile
Monareh
Helge
Helent
Hutte Aear
Kik Park Station
Bull
Lightning Start 17 Forest Fires in the Flathead
Severe lightning sparks report 17 forest fires across the Flathead region. Officials warn the fire season will run from mid spring to September with dangerous conditions and heightened patrols. Fire crews work to contain blazes near Dart and nearby communities as weather remains volatile and vegetation remains dry.
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Ris
Ventind Forestry Ees
Dart Cipal
da Snath
Polson Postpones Fourth Celebration Amid Turbulent Planning
Disrupted plans signal a postponement for Polson’s Fourth Celebration as local leaders and commerce chamber members struggle with organizing details. The event’s reshaping includes uncertain dates and venues, with officials considering a water-themed format and involvement from community groups.
Forest Service buys $25 000 in supplies for Northwest region
Central purchase offices announce purchases totaling about 25 900 dollars of food and lumber for forest service buildings. Items include sugar and 20 900 pounds cheese from Missoula Mercantile, flour from Hyperay Flown and Centennial Mills, coffee from Commercial Company of Portland, salmon, peas, and assorted staples to be distributed across the Northwestern region.
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Missoula
We Forest Service
Snakane
Centennial Milla
Spahan
Portland
Waas Brothers
San Crotteres
Splnich Pte
Stind
Crocer
Rompins
Mre
Tall Up Salmon River Showa Interest Draws Crowds
Local observers report strong interest in the Tall Up Salmon River area amid discussion of regional developments. Community figures and residents from nearby settlements gathered to hear proposals and assess potential impacts on land use and local economies.
Ranchers Move Chickens in Deep Hopper Spreads
A scattered report describes ranchers hauling chickens to thick hopper spots for feed, detailing a wagon-stalled scene and concerns about hens creating slippery road surfaces. The piece references Reenich and a southeastern state area, noting menaces to drivers and unusual road conditions.
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Reenich
Driver of Car Shocks After Bolt Hits Flathead Road
A driver on Flathead Road experienced a severe shock when a bolt struck the vehicle. Medical crews attended the scene as emergency responders secured the area and assessed injuries. Traffic was briefly halted to allow responders and authorities to investigate the incident and clear the roadway.
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Bolt
Flathead
Horse Barn Erected For Phillips Vair
A new horse barn with 20 stalls was built at the Phillips County fairgrounds. The project aims to boost horse ratings and attract breeders with enhanced facilities. Entertainment and midway attractions are planned for August 28 and 29, including singers, balloon ascensions, and parachute jumps.
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Philling County Fairgrounds
BT Lehmitt
Kadsen
Phillips County
Wimcers Ballgon
Uli
800 Acres of Mine Claims Are Leased
A fragment reports lease of 800 acres of mine claims near Plains on Tenry Creek, describing parties Guy Tenn Hill Weaver and aryl Dean, with rental terms to News Danter of Conrad. It mentions a 19 start deployment and rough examination of a stop, amid development efforts and pedestrians.
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Plain
Guy Tenn Hill Weaver
Aryl Dean
Plalais
Tenry Creek
Plains
Renta
Danter
Conrad
Thes
Aynam
Lexeer
Quady Wing
Drunken Drivers in Flathead Pay $300
Drunken drivers in Flathead face fines and license actions after a series of incidents described by authorities. The report notes multiple arrests, revoked licenses, and ongoing enforcement by local police and the Flathead court system.
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Flathead
Harrowing storm injures workers. furniture damaged in Parma area
Hamilton dung 27 Henry Moore and Ralph Beish returned to work after a severe electric storm. Moore rode a tractor, was stunned, but recovered. The storm tore through Challos Weights and disrupted the POW Thonburg room, shattering a lead pencil, splitting a window drape, and damaging a closet door as furniture was destroyed.
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Hamilton
Henry Moore
Ralph Beish
Tatter
Stork
Parma
Vaneh
Tabiradiy
Marnlig
Tata
Moore
Wes
Polk
Thonburg
Stirs Furniburg
Outlook for Dry and Crops Good in Corvallis
Corvallis reports a favorable dry spell with crop prospects improving. The season shows grain yields up to a foot higher than last report, aided by timely rains on the east side irrigation canal. Farmers note lush growth and better-than-expected forage conditions, with pastures fattening on abundant grass.
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Corvallis
Sennon Vanchors
Cloudburst Causes Damage in Bitter Root Districts
Stovennville reports a cloudburst that flooded the Rosemont district, ten tiles southeast of Stovengville, causing deep water ditches and extensive damage. Feed, pens, and machinery were moved. a fly outfit was relocated. homes were flooded, with the Wilenbauch house lifted by water and the Donald Me Milget family displaced. One life note mentioned in Burnt Tork country. no tick losses but several flocks missing.
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Stovennville
Rosemont
Stovengville
Yen Conte
Tonotlée
Aida Fly
Gudib
Wilenbauch
Donald Me
Through Lane Traffic Speed Up Ordinance Clash
City officials enforce a new ordinance aimed at speeding up through lanes and curbside traffic by limiting slow driving on designated streets. The measure targets vehicles traveling over a set speed on Terth Avenue south and through streets between Park Drive and Tenth Street, with arrests or vehicle tow to police stations for violators.
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Gival Falla
Terth Avenue
Park Drive
Tenth Street
Trate
Medinance
Bleyrles
Wlyerts
Mings
Mio
Nolles
Disabled American Veterans convene at Weld War
The 16th annual state encampment of the Disabled American Veterans met today with Gormley advanced to command, J Merno of Helena named successor, Jarris of Missoula senior vice, three junior vice commanders chosen, adjutant T Walan of Helena, sergeant at arms Carl Krancia, treasurer Haglinh, and recommendations for veteran benefits and hospital insurance discussed.
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Treat
Anil Tmnagel Bourke
Alymit
Julin Gormley
Lalla
Senor
J Merno
Helena Tuntay
Jamea Parris
Missoula
Keith on Trial for Killing Miley Miley
State witnesses eyed testimony in a district court murder trial in Worth county where Keith is charged with fatally shooting Janice Miley last December. The state alleges a tile bullet struck Miley in the forehead causing her death. County Attorney Tomer A Hooter said he would not seek the death penalty.
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Gtrele
Janice Miley
AL McCoiveely
Keith Red
Miley
Warm Springs
Tomer A Hooter
Student Editor Leads Montana State Card Desk
A young woman among MSU reporters becomes the first to hold down the campus card desk, guiding coverage and shaping the early editorial voice as the paper builds its Maltese cross of student journalism.
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Montana State
Ivalinin
Hurrying Woman Missed by Bolt That Hits Tree
A thunderstorm Saturday in Heston Heights caused a bolt of lightning to strike a tree, narrowly missing a hastening woman who had cut a short path to her home. Investigators found bark peeled and wood shavings scattered about twenty feet from the strike.
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Heston Heights
Forest Smoking Ban Across Western Montana and Idaho Forests
Foresters announce a smoking ban in western Montana and parts of Idaho to prevent fires. The rule requires hikers and visitors to carry a bucket and shovel and extinguish all fires, with penalties and posted signs in affected forests including Lolo Bitterroot and Platherd regions.
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Monans
Moulin
Chamber
Lakes
Fingerprint vital clue in Slaying of Toe Brunier
A left hand fingerprint on a murder axe handle may identify a suspect in the killing of Toe Brunier. Sheriff McQuhunt and Under sheriff Go Bunn report a finger print and blood tests will be sent to a Butte hospital for analysis. Brunier, 48, a friend of Marchand, was found hacked to death in his cabin near here after being held in custody since May.
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Lillon
Toe Brunier
Bunn
Espera
Butte Polite Department
McGullam
Butte
Ajela Bruvier
Urner Marchand
Laet
Marche
Bo Vintt Brunier
Friend Marchand
Fin man fatally wounded near ranch house in Baugh
A fin man was fatally wounded near a ranch house in Baugh. Investigators reported the incident and noted the man’s widow and two daughters among the surviving relatives. Local officials stated the investigation would continue.
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Ranch Home
Sigma Chi Honors E. J. Lowry Former School Principal
Anaconda area attendees honor E J Lowry former principal of Allenda Week school at a meeting. Notice lists attendees from Amaconda and Bulte while a separate court notice grants letters of administration for the estate of Peter Paul Martane deceased with filing deadlines and attorney details.
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Sigma Chi Honors
E. J. Lowry
Anaconda
Amaconda
Oom Lawton
Thomas Roe
Josaph Toe Ed Wergel
Michael Murphy
Stennie Tows
Horlsell Baud Winn
Ben Chealnnt
Notice to Creditors and Alias Summons for Montana case
A sworn notice to all creditors of Zehern William Jette Peccarra Nouve and others declares four months to present claims. An alias summons from the district court of the First Judicial District of Montana Lewis and Clark County orders unknown parties to answer regarding land described as Lots 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22 in the Ward or Village addition to Helena, Montana. The clerk Will Whatnesse will attest, with James Calvin Thompson acting as attorney for plaintiffs. The summons is dated June 10, 1916.
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Zehern
William Jette Peccarra
Wien
Witla Tretle
Ant All Parson Srvine
AKANE
Notier
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Axn
Tawe District Court
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Judiciad Alstriet
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Lewis and Clark
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Uity
Montaia
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Swenky
Ateview
Uid
Lycee
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Lewis and Clark County
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Dunn
Beal
Nteve
Jhomias
Iti
Ote
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