County agents test vegetation on open range in Phillips Co
Malta June 2 observation and discussion of range problems formed the basis for a tour through the southern part of Phillips county. Northern Montana agents with extension staff, railroad officials, and stock producers attended. They studied vegetation on open range and under fenced conditions, showing grazing impact and benefits of a six year pasture rotation to rest and restore root systems and improve forage.
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Malta
Phillips
Marina County
J T. Samos
Great Plains
Mandan
Mure
Elk Herd Seen in Red Lodge District
Red Lodge residents report a herd of elk in the district near Hogar creeh gut ata and Washam Tohneen ranch, observed moving along slopes and across fields. The report notes periodic sightings through the season with uncertain timing and local inquiries ongoing.
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Red Lodge
Hogar Creeh
Washam Tohneen
Red End
Crawford
Wool Warehouse to Be Built at Two Dot
A plan outlines a wool warehouse project at Two Dot near Martinsdale. The article mentions involvement of sheepmen and railroad officials, with discussions and considered dates in Harris tenon. Authorities weigh logistics and potential impact on the area, including timing and community interest.
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Martinsdale Juice
Haris Tenon
Vessel Crashes Near White Sulphur Springs
A distressed OCR fragment from a 19th or early 20th century page mentions White Sulphur Springs and a river route mishap. Names and specifics are garbled, but the header implies a local incident near White Sulphur Springs with affected travelers and possible injuries.
Girls Thrown From Window At Butte Party
June 20 in Butte a police court case reveals social strata at a notorious Cabbage Patch party. Timelle Turkas testified a man pushed her out, struck her eye, and a fight ended with her being thrown through a window during the gathering.
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Butte
Buttes
Timelle Turkas
Bnt
Huss Caid J
Butte Boy Ventures Into Mexican Business Ventures
Butte youth Abe Engel, son of Mfr and Carl Kneetter, seeks a stake in the San Francesco Del Ore Mining Co in Sinaloa. The 29-year-old from Cle has traveled about three years, pursuing ventures and consulting. He aims to finance prospects and repay creditors through a planned consultation and purchase strategy.
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Mesien
Havre Bank Stock Changes Hands
Stock transfers at Havre Bank prompt changes in ownership. The article outlines a sequence of bids and purchases, naming individuals and entities involved, including a series of titles and dates. Details on the buyer and seller are provided with financial figures and transaction chronology.
First G. N. Train Brought to Montana
The document notes the Great Northern line reaching Montana with a named train and several stops. It references ships and river activity and mentions Lewiston and a location on the Missouri river, with scattered dates and places from the period.
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G. N
Montana
William Creat
Tipay
Minneford
Great Northern
Wall
Lewiston Tor
Bees Try to Swarm in Broadview Store
A Broadview store experiences a swarm attempt observed by bystanders and staff during early evening hours. The incident involved a large grouping of bees migrating near entryways, prompting safety precautions and a call to local animal control for removal. No injuries or damages reported, and the situation was contained within the storefront vicinity.
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Broadview
Missoula Youth Dies After Auto Crash Near Missoula
A Missoula boy died late last night from injuries suffered when the car he rode in went out of control on a road south of the city. Albert Prestat was fatally injured, transported to St James hospital, and he died minutes later of a broken back. Family members, including Mr and Mrs Charles Prestat and Mrs Ralph Durant Waites, mourn the loss as funeral plans are pending. The accident occurred when the car became unmanageable after an apparent attempt to pass another vehicle.
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Butte
Albert Prestant
Misenia Wis
Pott Wat Tle
Presta
St James Hospital
Ameda Kore
Dev Ver
Ko Owens
Mercury
Rose Phey
Youth Operated On After Emergency in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on June 7 18 year old Len Willam was rushed from a hegear to St Josephs hospital. Doctors operated that evening to remove damaged tissue and treat melting injuries. Sheriff to relay charge details and custody status as investigation continues in Cascade County.
Trick Tlorse Killed In Collision With Train Near Park Area
Reports say Trick Tlorse was struck by a train after wandering onto a rail path near the Stark Prosoma area. Eyewitnesses note the animal’s unsteady movement and the incident occurred as it entered the tracks during a misty afternoon.
Miner Fatally Hurt in Fall Under Cars
Red Lodge June 29 a miner named Andrew J Suggs, a well known Northwestern Improvement employee, was fatally injured after leaping on a moving coal car in a failed attempt to reach a rope. The car passed over him, crushing the right leg, fracturing the leg, and dislocating the elbow. His hands and wrists were crushed as the accident occurred near the track.
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Red Lodge
Andrew J Suggs
Northwestern
Vom
Red Fane
Charles Regis
Airplane Field Planned for Denton Expansion
Work has begun on an airport for Denton on open land east of Rigadwar near town edge. A landing field will be built with fencing and lighting to ease arrivals. In recent years many planes passed through Denton en route between Lewis Town and Great Falls, stopping to look for a suitable landing site.
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Denton
Rigadwar
Lewtistown
Great Falla
Motorcycle Driver Hurt in Collision
A motorcycle rider, Ferett Yatter of 33 Thirty Second Street Salaymed, sustained ankle and knee injuries when his bike collided with an automobile on First Avenue North near the Yellow Cpeamer. He was taken to Billings Traines Hospital for treatment and expected to remain for observation.
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Ferett Yatter
Fel Santh
First Avenue
DE Burk
Billings Traines
Strentian
Pres of Carnegie Institute in Park Feels Park Tension
Unclear OCR text mentions Carnegie Institute leadership in a park belt amid tension near Wahingtean Poy area. References a watermain pre demolition near Farrrgie Tanition and yellow tape at a park during a sequence in 198 seacon. Names like Mary Fovaeit appear amid fragmented details.
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Carnegie Institute In
Park
Nayah
Mary
Tramps Start Fire in Empty Building
A fire was started by tramps in an empty building used as sleeping quarters. Firefighters arrived as residents were away sleeping, and the blaze caused damage before being brought under control. Authorities investigated the incident at the garden site mentioned in the report.
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Rae
Aiong Hiif
Aged Driver Fails A Hole Into Water Ditch
Aged Californa couple driving a Paige and daughter drift into a water filled ditch after hitting an overflow hole near Big Timber. The wagon toppled. Melons and family assisted occupants, later taken to town. Damages minor, car repaired. Incident blamed on elderly driver taking wheel from his young daughter.
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Califor
Paige
Donald Voges
Billings
Rather
Nhige
Great Falls Driver Fined After Drunk Driving Incident
A reader summary notes a June 29 Great Falls court session where the defendant blamed himself for driving while intoxicated. The proceedings reference a judge’s stance against drunk driving, with mentions of a 19% impairment and a two-car incident involving Charlee Aly. A judge named Sheppard fined the defendant and sentenced him to ten days in jail.
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Great Falls
Charlee Aly
Cement Courator
Sheppadoam
Sheppard
Ty Erve
Lightning Stuns Man at Stanford
A chaotic incident at a Stanford station left a man stunned by a bolt of lightning. Eyewitnesses report a tense scene at the filling station where a confrontation and a swollen, painful aftermath followed. Authorities filed a complaint as the victim endured injuries and medical attention.
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Stanford
Boy Scout Rescues Youth From Waters of Missouri
Teddy Antoured a 16 year old Black Eagle Scout and son of Tens Antonin president of the Chicago Mercantile company saved Arthur Norgard 10 from drowning in the Missouri River near the Fifteenth street bridge. The younger Norgard leaped and was rescued by the Scout after a rope broke while boys swam, fire and sheriff crews responded. the younger boy recovered, the older was taken home in serious condition.
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Teddy
Horgard Bay
Central Fire Station
Sherff
Bob Gordon
Harry Hogan
Fire Department
Shenfis
C C Johnson
Alex Murray
Jack Abrams
Hogan
Norgareé Hoy
Antonich Boy
Great Falls Suspect Confesses Shooting
A Great Falls man identified by footprints confessed to a shooting. He described the assault and said he would plead not guilty. Authorities noted the suspect and an accomplice entered a car with a transient visitor.
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Great Falls
Great Fall
Lee Beatty
Great Northern Orailway
Bert Loner
Glint
Guin
Deater
Anther
Cerne
Beatty
Lyania
Assailant fails 10th attempt to kill beer runner
A confused report details a repeated assault attempt on a beer runner. Police halted the suspect after a fourth attempt near a curb, with the assailant briefly detained before release. No injuries or motives are clearly described in the fragment.
Vanderbilt pays million on his debts in bankruptcy settlement
Cornelius Vanderbilt faces another step toward repaying stockholders as he adds to his assets and inheritance to cover his obligations. The Whinee Mine report notes more than a million in assets pledged to creditors, with previous steps already taken toward settling the bankrupt publishing holdings.
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Young Vanderbilt
Cornelius ManderbilTr
Curtis before VFW veterans echoes wartime pledges
Senator Curtis addressed the annual encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, recalling his wartime service and pledges to veterans. He criticized Congress for not answering union soldiers and veterans calls, asserting the Senate deserted the wartime Republican stance.
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Fantucket Rot
Vpi Marine Tis
Issine Lis
House of Representative
Rover
Cleseland
Casiwir
Curtis
Arlington National
Walson
Rongrese
Senate
North Dakota repeal vote shows slim lead for independents
In North Dakota primary results, repeal of prohibition trailed as precincts reported. With 1430 of 2192 precincts tallied, repeal stood 71 709 against and 67 728 for United States Senator Lynn J Frasers plurality. Independent Ro A Nestos likely to win as secretary or ballot. Nomination on the Republican ticket deemed equivalent to election. independents likely to retain legislature control.
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North Dakotas
Iliad
United States
Lynn J
American Educators Plan Survey in Russia
Minneapolis officials announce a 25 member educator delegation led by University of Minnesota President Coffman and Carleton College President Cowling. They depart June 23 for a non political study of Russian education, via Stockholm, planned to last through early July under auspices of the American Society for Cultural Relations with Russia.
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Minneapolis
Lotus
Coffman
University of Minnesota
Donald Cowling
Carleton College
Campam
Russia
Cowling
KT Richter
College of the Civ of
New York
Sanilar
Stockholm
American Society For
Mountain lion encounter on old stage road near Red Lodge
Red Lodge June 29 A pair of horseback riders Alice and Laura Webber with LS Weaver reported a mountain lion stalked them while crossing Grove Creek about ten miles south of Red Lodge. The mare fled along the stream as the big cat emerged from brush and moved downriver. The animal identified later as a mountain lion explains sheep losses in the area.
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Red Lodge
Hallsrouched
Alice
Laura Webber
LS Weaver
Grove Creek
Pilgrimage to Ste Anne de Beaupre Shrine Planned
Devout Minnesota and Manitoba faithful will journey to Ste Anne de Beaupre to join Rev James Mo Reardon and others from St Marys Parish. The pilgrimage includes services at Basthes wall, stops in Cleveland and Chicago, and a voyage up the Saguenay river with novena and devotions along the way. The return begins after the final services at the shrine and Cathedral of St John the Apostle.
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Minneapalis
Cathinhe
Minnesota
Wooransiy
Minos
Ste Anne de Cesupre
James Mo Reardon
Pashea
St Marys
Minneapal
Thie City
Mtyrady
Eehant of
Social Studies
Basthes Wall
Tleveland O
Chiraca
Niacora
PhD Y
Mentreal
Ter Dava
Mirarles
Sazuenay
Ste Anne de Beaupre
Ameer
St Lawrence
Pra
AL Cleveland
Cathedral of
St Dahn
Army Ace to Quit Amid Promotion Doubt and Retirement
Lieutenant Nelson plans retirement citing age and discouragement over chances of promotion. Only one surviving pioneer pilot remains after 1924 first flight. Captain Lowell I. Smith, now in Hawaii, leads flight command. Nelson may join engineering at Boeing Airplane Company in Seattle.
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Watkinston Tune
Link Nelson
Creteee AP. Kansas Freshman Harry Kersen Brock Drowns
In Crete Nebraska area a University of Kansas freshman basketball standout Harry Kersen Brock drowned in the Blue River near here after a mishap involving Byron Horn and two others. The trio were reportedly acting when their craft overturned in the river.
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Creteeh
Harry Kersenbrock
Lnversity
Kansa
Niu
Byron Horn
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