Postwar impressions from Mrs Schwiers in Kalispell
Mrs J F Schwiers returns from Vienna and Germany noting no postwar depression to visitors and finds Vienna the gayest city, parks well kept, and crowds at concerts. She observes high amusement taxes, cheap living in Austria but costly in Germany, and fashion trends with tan complexions and frequent hair shaving among women.
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Kalispell
Germany
Austria
J. F Schwiers
Vienna
Paris
America
Cigar store hold up ends in hospital fight
John McKenzie burst into a cigar store at 18 East Park Street and demanded $50 from clerk J Russell. A struggle ensued with Ed Thomas and others. a gun fired, wounding Ed Hagenson and leaving McKenzie injured and in custody at St James Hospital. McKenzie’s wife was mystified by the events.
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Ed Thomas
Thomas
Russell
McKenzie
MacKenzie
Ed Hagenson
McKensie
Halley
Calpin
St. James’ Hospital
Nigit
Maryland Avenue
Hitt
Meagher Stockmen Pleased by Markets
Martinsdale, Oct. 7. Stock growers of Lebo report strong market returns for cattle this season. From 4 carloads shipped by Jacob Trentene, 10 head of steers averaging 1382 sold at 11.50 and four steers at 10. Cows brought 8.50. Other Lebo shippers also listed at 11.50: Ole Eike, Matt Teig, Jaco Teig, and Arne Ostrom. Shippers are satisfied with the prices, highlighting Meagher county’s standing in stock production.
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Martinsdale
Lebo
Jacob Trentene
Ole Eike
Matt Teig
Jaco Teig
Arne Ostrom
Meagher County
Helena Boy Caught in Butte and Sent Home
A 14 year old Helena youth who left his Capital City home to seek work was stopped by Probation Officer David O Connors at the Northern Pacific station as he waited to board to Dillon as a potato digger. The boy wore a Western Union messenger uniform and carried blankets. He was returned home by his father who had begun guarding him.
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Butte
Oct
Helena
Capital City
David O'Connor
Northern
Pacific
Dillon
Western Union Messenger
O'Connor
Breeds Accused of Stealing Hogs and Moonshine Found
Deputies arrest Charle and Jim Robinson on grand larceny charges after neighbors report stolen hogs, bloodstained clothing, and a blood-splattered car. Stills, mash, and moonshine were found on the Robinsons’ place. Community hall fundraising pledges total 2400 dollars as plans move forward.
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Billings
Charle
Jim Robinson
Pryor Creek
Bruce Zachary
W. C. Ward
Robinsons
Robinson's
Robinson Place
Russell Sage
Joplin
America
Kalispell Board Names Undersheriff Morton to Sheriff Vacancy
Kalispell Oct 7 The board of county commissioners named Undersheriff J Morton to fill the sheriff’s vacancy after the death of Sheriff Pitpatrick. Four candidates sought the post, and Morton did not apply for the appointment.
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Kalispell
Board of County Commissioners
J. ©. Morton
Pitpatrick
Morton
Strawberries Snow Covered Carload Goes Out From Hamilton
A heavy wet snow of the season fell Monday night into Tuesday in Hamilton. A carload of pipe strawberries billed in Chicago departed Tuesday with 650 crates whose roofs were covered by snow. Moisture remains high in the area as fields and lanes stay green despite the weather.
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Hamilton
Chicago
Martinsdale News Highlights Local Events and People
Meagher County records Martinsdale social life with Helena visitors, church repairs plans, Halloween dance and November bazaar, prizes at a costume contest, and community notes. Residents include George Lyons, W W Coates, Mrs Perry Moore, Mrs Hale, Mrs Emma Miller, Harry Regan, and Dr McKay. Out-of-town guests attend the hard times dance and a rifle shoot at Lennep with top scores.
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Martinsdale
George Lyons
Helena
W. W. Coates
Marion
Parks Hunting Lodge
North Fork
Glen Holmes
W. W. Flatt
Perry Moore
Parry J. Moore
Dot
Galvin
George Manneat
Hale
KE. A. Snedaker
Chicago
Emma Miller
Moontana
Minnie Holangon
Big Sandy
Dan McKay
Almon Berg
Miss Nelson
Mabel Rostad
Albert Gaustad
Orville Rostad
Chilord Olson
Lennep
George Duncan
Sam Berg
Oscar
Ole Sondeno
John Thom
Sarah J. Hoagland
Belt Mountain Ranch
Rebecca du Rand
Edward J. Settle
W. B. , Galvin
Jerry Breen
George Hogen
Alerie Berg
Olaf Haugan
Olaf Lain
Oscar Berg
Basin News notes residents travel and visits
Basin News reports numerous residents traveling to Butte and Boulder for employment, exams, and visits. It lists families and individuals including Yovetich Lowry Kilburn Sayre Loiselle Kirby Murphy Guilio Connors and Pierce hosting a sizable dinner with multiple Butte guests.
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J. W. Frithe
Butte
Wallace
Mr. Frithe
W. F. Jackson
Doris Taylor
Vera
Habe Jackson
Earl Wiliams
Shore
Louis Boyd
Little Daughter
Habe
Leonard Home
Mary LeRoy
Dorothy Berry
Babe Jackson
Aiden Kilburn
Bud Nugent
Kenneth Warren
Joe Nugent
Boulder
Maurice Melligan
Robert Somers
Dan Sntyre
Corbin
Adeline Loiselle
J. E. Loiselle
Harry C. Sayre
A. E. Loiselle
Kirby
Frank Murphy
James Cunningham
Butts
Dalhee
Fred
Frank Wyatt
Helena
Jonn Guilio
Comet
Art Connors
Connors
Robert M. Pierce
Will Willcox
Percy MacKinnon
Nell Pierce
Marion
Joseph Hansey
Mr. Wilcox
Edward
Mildred Coombs
Missoula Girl Blinded by Moonshine Poison
Missoula teenager Mary Pasley is reported blinded after drinking home brewed moonshine tainted with wood alcohol. Officials investigate source, analyze the liquor, and question a local friend as a medical mystery and family tragedy unfolds in Missoula.
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Missi
Mary_ Pasley
Henry
Pasley
Holmes Street
Missoula
Mary Pasley
State University
Miss Pasley
Sheriff's Office
Henry C. Pasley
Mary
Belgrade Socialsand Visits Across Montana and California
Belgrade notes list guests at the Reinig home including Mr and Mrs George Reinig and Glenn Skinner, with visits by Mrs Albert Chipperfield of Squaw Creek ranger station and Levi McCullough. Several relatives travel between Whitehall Colorado Pueblo Billings and California. A birth reported to Lawrence Reichman and Alice Holdiman, plus a theater party hosted by Mrs Chester Young ending at Ray Angelt’s home.
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Belgrade
Oct
Glenn Skinner
Mary Barham
Thomas Naegle
William Skinner
George Reinig
Albert Chipperfield
Squaw Creek Ranger Station
Levi McCullough
Thomas Nadle
Seattlé
Skinner
Reinig
Lawrence Reichman
Reichman
Alice Holdiman
Whitehall
Barham
Ella Tall
Colorado
Cecil de Lenoir
Pueblo
Charles Angell
Chester Young
California
W. P. Porter
Billings
R. W. Orr
WLCTV
George Barclay
Livingston
Sanch
Ray Angelt
The Wife Who Wasn’t Wanted in a Dorothy Marcell Tale
On Rob Mannering’s twenty first birthday his parents celebrate in their bedroom. A neighbor girl Marjorie Patterson, standing atop a ladder between houses, calls to him as he hurries out to greet her, sparking a dramatic moment adapted from the novel.
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Rob Mannering
Marjorie Patterson
Bob
Mannering
Birthday Gift and Morning Turmoil in a Domestic Dream
Marjorie presents Bob with a crocheted golf club bag as a birthday gift but it backfires when he seems uninterested. A toppled ladder and a near kiss under tension shift the scene to breakfast with Edens and John Bledsoe, where election news promises a political win amid family dynamics.
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Bob
Marjorie
Jin
Marielle
Dow
Bob Mannering
Tileen
Ed ¢En
John
Bni
Charge of Murder Filed Against Glavinich in Butte
An information formally charging Tony Glavinich with the murder of Mrs Annie Jovica at her home Sept 24 was filed in Judge J J Lynch’s district court. Glavinich ordered held without bond. arraignment set for Tuesday at 10. He reportedly admitted to shooting Mrs Jovica and her daughter Nena after the girl refused his advances.
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Butte
Tony Glavinich
Annie Joyica
J. J. Lynch
Department of the District Court
Lynch
Glavinich
Harry Freehorn
Glavloich
Jovica
Nena Jovica
Pat Holland
John Kelly
Olson Ranch
Feeley
T, KR. Downey
Terry Loses Out. Supreme Court to Rule on Druggan Case
Washington dispatch reports the pending Supreme Court decision affirming or overturning the contempt sentence tied to Térance Druggan, a Chicago saloon keeper, amid injunction violations. The article weaves in a fiction excerpt and practice notes from Haven, Conn, with drama surrounding two unnamed characters.
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Washington
Térance Druggan
Chicago
Supreme Court
Second Offenders of Booze Statute Arrested at Falls
Federal agents and Sheriff Norton’s force raided four places in Great Falls on Tuesday afternoon, seizing liquor and testing three suspects. Two long-time offenders, Wif Milsap and Dave Hinkle, were taken into custody. Mrs John Pasila, arrested July 31 at Fort Shaw, faced bond talks after her rooming house raid. Five Canadian beer bottles with beer traces were found. Hinkle’s home raid aimed to stop unconsumed liquor. James O’Flynn accompanied officers.
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Great Falls
Toi Norton
Wif
Milsap
Dave Hinkle
John Pasila
Fort Shaw
Pasila
Jiq Second Avenue South
James O'Flynn
Fourth Avenue South
Three Stab Wounds In Hospital After Alleged Argument
Jailed suspects Martin Gianaro and Tony Megano faced police questioning after a boarder allegedly stabbed J Terry at 468 East Broadway during a domestic dispute. Terry, wounded in the back and shoulder, was reported resting well at St James Hospital. The incident centered on a personal quarrel at the home, with Terry and the boarder cited as combatants. Regato and Ginnaro, said to be Terry's in law and a resident at Bask Broadway, were detained for investigation.
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Terry
Regato
Ginnaro
Bask Broadway
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