Helena hikers brave long trek to Holland Lake
Three Helena men Johnny Hellowry Billy Wade and Ed Atchison trek to Holland Lake via Lincoln and Landers advancing with 75 pound packs in searing heat and rain. The journey from Danaher ranch to Tranter trails over rugged terrain tests endurance as packs chafe and gear wears down under endless miles and mosquitoes.
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Helena
Tite Bere
Spokane
Johnny Hellowry
Bill Wade
Ed Atchison
Holland Lake
Iha Clearwater
Olid Danaher
Rockies
Shank
Johnny
Billy
Eddie
Buss
Red Mountain
Landee’s, Fork
Arconauts
Andy Preputin
Mnal
Ed Bower
Old Sol
Ffe
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Tranter
Lambkin
Johnny Ant
Man
Trident Cement Plant Opens With Full Crew
Rozeman June 28 Trident Cement Company resumes production at Cull jawine after a 20 month shutdown. A 410 man capacity crew will operate for six months, with orders flowing from the Hanover mill. Production began yesterday and today the plant will run at full force as coal from Montana’s Hearcreek mine powers the operation.
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Rozeman
Trident Cement Company
Hanover
Trident
Montana Coal and Iron Company
Hearcreek
Alllings
Montana Power Company
Trident Eement Company
Night hikers rescue tale and local notices from Montana
A tale of hikers lost at night ends with rescue by Andy Preputin who retrieves Eddie Billy and Johnny at North Fork then returns to Lincoln. Local notices list residents and travel, with Mrs. Reinig, Mrs. Wentz, Emma Manson, and Rufus Ingersoll among those visiting Helena Great Falls or nearby towns.
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Skeeters
Lincoln Station
Andy
North Fork
Johnny
Billy
Eddie
Andy Preputin
Lincoln
Bills
Old Baldy Mountain
Bob
Great Falls
Fred Reinig
Helena
Carey Wentz
Whitehall
Emma Manson
A. Becker
Joe
Williams
J. M. Burns
Helens
Rufus Ingersoll
Canyon Creek
Rufus Tagersoll
Ora Zumalt
Dearborn
Gre Summerfield
Brian O'Connell
Boulder
George Hicks, Jr
Mr. Hicks
George Hicks
Joe Becker
Barho
Augusta
Bre
A. R. Adame
Larry Banks
Townsend
Andy Thompson
Miles City chosen for 1933 county fair convention
Bozeman June 28. Miles City was unanimously chosen by the Montana Association of County Commissioners as the site for the 1933 convention. The time moved to the third Monday in June to accommodate farmers who are commissioners. Officials urged counties not to suspend fairs. James A. Stewart urged tax reform with a net income tax and modified sales tax. John Fabrick discussed Gallatin County government costs. O S Warden spoke on Montana roads and J E Moore on gravel road agelem in Banquet. A regimental band concert followed the banquet. The convention closes tomorrow noon.
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Bozeman
Miles City
Montara Association of County Commissioners
Committee On
H. P. Griffin
Rocky Mountain Association of Fairs
Montana Fair Managers Association
James A. Stewart
State Board of Equalization
John Fabrick
Gallatin
Wolf Creek News social notes from Helene and nearby families
Wolf Creek News renders a flurry of weekend visits and local greetings. Mra and Mrs. Alex Duval host their daughter Mra Hugh Atylee. Dan Brown returns from work with the extension department. Jessie Connos of Helena visits her siblings. Myre family in East Helens hosts relatives including Mra 2 sizer of Wall Creek and Mra Att Tilaka with kin.
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Wolf Creek
Tuna
Kenny Urna
Clifford Banks
Helene
Mra
Alex Duval
Hugh Atylee
Dan Brown
Moxeman
Inhn UW. Mere
Judge
Myre
East Helens
Jessie Connos
Helena
Ryn Alt
Mra. M Menard
Frank
Mra 2
Sizer
Wall Creek
Ker Gleter
Att Tilaka
J. D. Harrin
Vieltad
Miss Olson and Miss Keniston guests in Elliston
Miss Mabel Olson and Miss Florence Keniston from Seattle stayed with Leah Keniston for a week. Keniston plans to spend the summer in Elliston while Olson visits her Ada Minnesota parents. The community noted numerous visitors, a school meeting vote planned for five mill tax, and local social events including a school benefit dance.
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Elliston
Mabel Olson
Florence Keniston
Seattle
Wash
Leah Keniston
Miss Keniston
Miss Olson
Ada
Minn
Wiliam Miler
Bearmouth
Leap Year Bride and a Heat Wave in Helena
Cherry Dixon, daughter of wealthy parents, flees home for love with Dan Phillipa during a Leap Year marriage. Their money troubles, along with a summer heat wave and Daniel’s work pressures, strain their relationship as Cherry sacrifices comfort and pride while caring for her sick mother. Dixie and Max add social complications as Cherry faces hardship and family reconciliation unfolds.
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Cherry Annon
Dan Phillipa
Dan
Cherry
Dixie Shannon
Max Pearson
Mr. Dixon
Iat Iima
Messikh
Sogler
Wilt
Wenal
Ler
Mrs. Dixon
Martin
State Auditor approves new city accounting system rollout
The Montana State Auditor prescribes an accounting system for city clerks to adopt beginning July 2, aligning with the new fiscal year. Installation is underway in several cities as the examiner notes the system will automate ledgers and reporting, with ongoing training and adjustments to ensure smooth transition across departments.
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Anycanta
Dunn
Qullianey
Anucanta
Montana
Enrollment climbs for summer school at Missouri campus
Enrollment at the university rose to 658 students this session, including 259 men and women each. The university announced by Tuesday that 620 students had begun the term, up from 578 the previous year. By week’s end a total of 18 classes were listed as active with full enrollment.
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Missouri
Rainnee
Mlapp
Atonday Evesiig
TOS
Stiri
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