Townsend High to Hold Large Commencement Week Program
Townsend April 30 The Broadwater county high school will preside over a busy commencement week with events May 1 10 12 13 and 14 including senior class night gradation exercises and junior and senior banquets. Clifford Butte will deliver the commencement address at Townsend Auditorium on May 13 as the district prepares to graduate one of its largest classes in history.
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Tancey
Woman Is Fined $25 for Fish Stull in Stream
A woman was fined $25 after pleading guilty to a charge connected with fishing in a stream. The court record notes the conviction followed by a monetary penalty and a brief description of the incident.
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iWoman
Troy to Have a New Water Works
Troy City council awarded Yakima Waslington the contract to build Troy's new water works system. Bid $26.80 by Mr Genty. Project head at O'Brien Creek three miles east of Troy with 290 yards of excavation and 1600 feet of wood pipe. Four bidders attended with Nelson & Kors of Burckar Broad of Spokane Kelley of Kalispell and Orton year taxpayers voted bond issue for artwork. Council sold bond issue to Cantril & Richards of Spokane. Engineering firm Jagueth & Gerhart retained as consulting engineers. Completion aimed for August.
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James C. Broad
Spokane
Kelley
Kalispell
Lroy
Cantril & Richards
A. L. Jacqueth
Jagueth & Gerhart
Kalispell and
Great Falls
Geary
Largest Gusher of Kevin Field Struck at Great Falls
Information from The Leader reports a massive gusher at Kevin Field in the Queen City Moore No. 10 well near Great Falls. The well struck about 7 yesterday morning and is estimated at 4,000 to 5,000 barrels, with earth dams rising in nearby coulees and oil filling reservoirs as crews try to control the flow. Lee Yealy of Chin Oil Co. backs the estimate in a message to L. C. Stevenson of Sunburst Oil Co. The strike excites Shelby residents and draws attention from oilmen and investors connected to Ree Gina Canada and Queen City interests.
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Sunburst Oil Company
Queen City Company
Cumsing Die the
Oamaberor
Guia Winn
Theaeun
Boukind Sentenced at Deer Lodge for Forgery
Boukind receives a term at Deer Lodge after a forgery scheme to cash a cheque. The defendant, previously of Pally, was taken Sunday night to begin service a setener of tron thea du, with Varpora puma as key witness. Albert Bain mig, a former stevolyper, also pleaded and received aid in a counterfeit case. Noohktuih alias faces further sentencing.
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Deere
Weaver’s Alcohol Case Ends With $25 Fine
In a court session Judge Fogler fined Weaver $25 after he confessed possible possession of liquor. Arrested by Union officers, Weaver argued he might have had a litre of wine and produced a whisky bottle for inspection before the judge. The bottle ignited and the judge concluded the act demonstrated possession and resulting penalty.
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Valle
Quits Drilling Well Over Landowners Demands
Livingston April 30 The Springdale structure abandonment announced by Fl M Isenberg field superintendent of Springdale Drilling company Denver capital due to landowners demand for leases. Depth 780 feet. Isenberg hospitalized with influenza. Drilling to cease. equipment to be moved to another section. Cost per acre projected above twenty dollars, prompting cessation.
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Coring
Fred Whiteside
Billings
Denver Company
Boys In Yellowstone Detonated Caps. Youths Confess
Livingstone April 10 reports fears county officials faced a possible injury after 400 dynamite caps were tossed by youngsters. The caps were recovered and two youths confessed to stealing and throwing them into the Veranstone river. County Clerk Ton Young said no action against others is likely and the danger was caused by the youths handling the explosives.
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Malta Man's Record Used by School Superintendents
The report from Philips County superintendent Apoil du-arthus I. lyse details weekly and monthly summaries from Malta. It notes most inter jets meeting, lists executive Meshiy and other officers, and questions where county teachers are named. The piece references state alignment and a commendation for the superintendent's office.
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Banker Knocked Down by Two Fighting Dogs
A banker was knocked down when two fighting dogs attacked him while crossing a street. He struck his head on the ground and lost consciousness. His right shoulder suffered a severe injury and kept him in bed for two days.
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Opie
Apia Pesalent
Tragic Farm Accident Involving Three Outlaw Horses
Tysham April 30 Martin Gross sort 33 was found dead on a farm two miles south of Tysham. He was dragged to death by three outlaw horses after a struggle to free them from a weed cutter. The body showed signs of a violent encounter amid rain damaged ground. Grosscort had warned friends about the danger of handling such horses and left a grieving mother and sister in Evanston Indiana.
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Martin Gross‘sort
Myshamn
Charles Bartley
Joseph Hiré
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Brings
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Grosscort
Evanston
Ind
Pisoner Jumps Out Cheney Bond Coincides With Escape
Joe Enright a Wyoming auto theft suspect escaped from undersheriff J A Braught while being transported by train near Corinth on a Monday night. Braught pursued, but Enright leapt through a car window as the train slowed near Cove rith. Braught returned to Billings to continue the search with local officers. Enright is described as 23 to 25, with dark hair and five eyes, about 160 pounds and five feet tall, wearing a waterproof hat. He is accused of stealing a Wilkes rear from Sheridan and a Chevrolet car at Casper.
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Joe Enright
Wyoming
J.A. Braught
Sheridan
Wyo
Burtington
Corinth
Here
Hardin
Enright
Great Falls
Coverith
Kim
Gneersheriff Braught
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Sheridar
Casper
Merchandise Stolen at Wolf Point
A Wolf Point clothing store was entered Sunday in a burglary that removed silk hosiery suits shoes shirts and two suitcases valued by owner John F. Cook at about 500. Entry came through a basement window using a brake shoe key from a hot car. The thieves targeted high priced items and left the light burning as police investigated.
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John F. Cook
Jimmy
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