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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1925

Page

7

Prisoner Dies After Truck Trucking Accident in Yard

J. J. O'Malley, serving 10 to 30 years from Sanders county, died after being struck by a moving truck at the Deer Lodge prison yard. He slipped while attempting to board the vehicle, suffering a broken leg and other injuries that proved fatal later that evening. Coroner's jury ruled death accidental due to disobeying rules prohibiting jumping onto moving trucks. Survived by a wife in Dubois Wyoming, awaiting word as lines were down after a storm.

Deer Lodge J. J. O'Malley Sanders County O'Malley C. & Powe l Harriet Peoples KR. W. Ross Dubois Wyo Bien & Ross Undertaking

Wolf Creek Social Roundup and Local Movements

Aug 3 residents and visitors frequent Wolf Creek. Howard Bowman arrives from Helena. Mrs. Willalm Dusinger and Mrs. Nels Sorenson visit. Townsfolk travel to Augusta Helena Great Falls and Hotterdam with multiple social calls and work changes.

Wolf Creek Howard Bowman Helena Willalm Dusinger Nels Sorenson Bowman CG Catdin Mary Ostle Great Falls Louis Mason Mary Burrgraff Stearns Marion Bennett Laura Lix Emma Overman Augusta Clyde Overman Marion Stow H. Herrin Tailor Hotterdam Mabel Harris Middle Fork Babe" Anderson Donald Burns Betty Barham Lulu George Hicks George Butcher Dunham Lucille Davis Overman Ranch Ed Gilson Sieben Ranch Tom Giblin Holter Dam Mildred Crougan

Bull Gores Horse and Rider Hurt in Ranch Accident

Clayton J. Indy suffered a broken leg when a bull gored the horse he rode at the Hayman ranch 23 miles southeast of town. The horse was killed, and Indy crawled to the Hayman rang to seek help after the fall. He was transported to Missoula for surgical care.

White Sulphur Springs Clayton J. Indy Hayman Ranch Foun Tally Black Butte Richard J Ringlieg Jolly Jelly Sage Firtiei Helens Wayman Moetena

Ranchman Builds Plane and Hopes for Flight in Montana

Miles City August 31 Robert Patty, a rancher, is constructing a small airplane for personal use. The craft has a 14 foot wingspan and is powered by a 1 horsepower motor. Patty has built much of the plane himself, including the propeller, and, though he has never flown, expects to take to the air.

Miles City Robert Patty Alyatta Pala

Indian Relics for Gotham Museum Collected at Arlee

Arlee August 31 W Wildschut representative of the Museum of the American Indian Hyde foundation in New York City has been in Arlee and other Flathead reservation points gathering data on Flathead living habits and customs and collecting Flathead curios. O M Larson sold his entire 15 year collection to Wildschut for the Gotham museum as the finest private collection in the country.

Arlee W. Wildschut Museum of the American Indian Hyde Foundation New York City Flathead Reservation Wildschut Larson

Meagher County News Readers Share Summer News

Meagher County Martinsdale notes list guests visiting from Helena Bozeman Santa Monica and Pasadena. Local trips include fishing at Eagle creek and visits to Wilsall Ringling and Dillon. Several residents return from travels and attend clubs and social events with prizes and hospitality noted.

Martinsdale Irz S., Miller Minnie Harry Helena John Abel Verna Rummerhart Copper Judith Gap University of Southern California Franke Caffee Santa Monica California William Peete Frank Stone Bozeman Butte C. A. Linn Newlan Creek Effie Martha Bell Belle Eaton Wheeler Camp Glidden Katherine Sheridan Heldha Hugh Green Loweth Green Lloyd Brewer Martin Higgins Ena Rowe Gladys Pasadena Cal Higgins Ranch Ringling Rowe Miss Higgins J. H. Muesy Walter Walsh J. B. Seeley J.P. Harden Suzan Grant Aurora Higgins Salesville FP. Carroll James Christison Telena Carroll St. John’s Hospital Mr. Carroll Mary C. Lucas Bridge Murray Hill William |. Ford Pit Kenny Frm Butte Melvin Hanretey Yana Dreidlein Bozeman Hot Springs Neil Sampson Auto Carthage Illinois Sandusky Ohio

Pitchfork Used As Weapon In Hysham Labor Dispute

In Hysham on August 3 a fight ended with a pitchfork injury. Howard Dribble allegedly struck Tack Riley after a quarrel over a labor assignment. Riley, hospitalized in Forsyth, charged Dribble with the attack. Dribble was not arrested at the time, while Riley faced a separate charge.

Hysham Tack Riley Mission Valley Forsyth Howard Dribble Dribble

Woman Injured Second Time In Auto Smashup In Butte

Mrs C Wentz of Whitehall sustained injuries after a collision at State and Sherman streets Floral Park. Her car overturned trapping her. she suffered bruises shock and possible internal injuries. Her husband Carey and Mrs Nellie McFadden were also hurt but not admitted. The accident follows a July 17 train collision that injured Mrs Wentz.

Butte C. Wentz Whitehall State and Sherman Streets Floral Park Murray Hospital Wentz State Street Sherman

Couple faces burglary and tire theft charges in Billings

M Silba and A Arango were arrested after an overnight break in at Wade service station in Werden. Four tires were stolen, one identified by serial number on a vehicle linked to Silba. Arango remains held as witness and accessory to the alleged crime.

Billings M. Silba Worden Bruce Zachary William c. Ward A. Arango Werden Silba Wade

Havre Flax Sold for 2 10 a Bushel Near Havre

The first 1925 flax load near Havre was sold for 2.10 per bushel by F Galloway and R O Ashworthy, seven miles southwest of Havre. The crop yielded eight bushels per acre with drought and subsequent rain affecting germination and growth on one field that showed a second growth.

Havre F Galloway R. O. Ashworthy Galloway Ashworth Raina

Montana Power to Light White Sulphur Springs

White Sulphur Springs residents will get electric service as Montana Power buys the White Sulphur Springs Electric Company plant and plant system. El McArthur, former manager, remains as manager of the new system as work proceeds to restore and expand service.

Montana Power White Sulphur Springs Monana Power Company Sertea White Sulphur Springs Electric Company Loweth Completon el McArthur

Burglars Enter Two Stores and Steal in White Sulphur

In White Sulphur Springs on a Saturday night burglars entered the Anderson Spencer & Co general store and Copeland Lumber offices, taking 26 dollars from a cash tile. They forced Danzer property doors and attempted to break a safe, but gained little of value. Senator C A Linn's Buick roadster was also stolen for a trip. John P. Linder of Helena assisted in opening the Anderson safe.

White Sulphur Springs Aug C. A. Linn Anderson, Spencer & Co Copeland Luaber Company Danzer John P. Linder Helena Anderson, Spencer

Timely aid saves woman from Boulder river drowning

In Billings a woman fishing above a bend fell into the swift Boulder river. W. E. Baker, aided by other transfermen and wives, sprang in and pulled her to safety before she reached a deep hole behind a fallen tree. She was shaken but not badly injured.

Billings W. E. Baker Boulder

Storms Meddle With Miles City Gardens and Windows

A fast moving storm struck Miles City and nearby areas Friday before 4 PM bringing nearly half an inch of rain hail and a 48 mile wind. A plate glass window at the Arnold store and another at the Superior cafe on Main street were shattered. Gardens and flower beds suffered heavy damage including Judge Louds nine dahlias and plants at homes of W B Clarke and W B Leavitt.

Miles City Miles City Arnold Store Superior Cafe Main Street C. H. Loud W. B. Clarke W. B. Leavitt

Harlowton Rifle Team Wins Return Match in Meagher

On Aug 31 the Harlowton rifle team defeated the Lennep Rifle club by 13 points in a close return match at Meagher Martinsdale. Britzius and Shumaker posted perfect scores at 200 rapid fire. Shumaker A Terg George Hoyer and Ben Brit tallied Hels scores in order. Miss Alison of Lennep kept score.

Martinsdale Lennep Rifle Club Harlowton Britzius Shumaker Hels A. Terg George Hoyer Ben Brit Miss Alson Lennep

Hathaway Lads Hurt In Hunting Fire Ride

In Forsyth on August 31 Ted Theade and Victor East of Hathaway were injured when their car rolled at the foot of Clermont hill en route to Hath away to aid a fight sparked by a locomotive. The machine overturned trapping the youths, but a culvert and dirt mound freed them. Theade suffered three feared injuries and other bruises.

Forsyth Ted Theade Hathaway Miles City Victor Sane Place Clermont Hill Young Theatre

Money in Fireflies Draws Tokyo Firms

Fireflies catching proves profitable for several Tokyo firms as they sell the insects to hosts for lawn parties. Buyers use them as decorations and release them among guests like a shower of sparks.

Tokyo

Mother Jones recalls Chicago terror and Haymarket bloodshed

The account traces Chicago labor strife from 1880 to the Haymarket bombing. It notes eight hour movement clashes, anarchist agitation, Mayor Carter Harrison, and the 1887 hangings followed by Altgeld’s later clemency for three condemned anarchists.

Mother Jones Chicago Haymarket Square Europe King Lake Michigan Desplaines Street Carter Harrison Louis Lingg Altgeld

Missing Seamen and Service Men Sought by Families Across States

Mrs H Chaffee of San Francisco seeks her son Mareld Edward Slater last seen in Chicago after a dispute with a landlady. He is 22, 5 ft 9 in, brown hair hazel eyes with a tattoo on left forearm. Other listed missing include Glen Clark and veterans Curran and Warrig with various details and last-known locations. Information should be given to Mrs M Pugh or C T Bush, regional U S Veterans Bureau managers.

Shamrock Oklahoma Glen Clark Air Service E. S. Wirdnall Auburn Gal Frank M. Curran Curran UW. 3 Veterans Hospital Palo Atte Co. PD San Francisco Theaa Mra

Lights for Gloves Illuminate Paris Driving Signals

Paris motorists wear Paris-illuminated gloves with a red backhand light activated by thumb and forefinger pressure to signal an intended stop or turn.

Paris

Purification Health Ad Promotes System Cleansing

Physician endorsed note urges purifying the entire system to restore vitality. Claims purification fights chronic ailments and improves health, recommending catabota pears taken thrice weekly for several weeks. Includes a family package with directions priced 36 cents. Adv.

Electric motor cars join Fargo Winnipeg line on Great Northern track

The Great Northern railroad installed passenger cars powered by electricity generated by gasoline engines on its Fargo to Winnipeg connection. The system runs as a single unit carrying baggage mail and express when needed. Bids were invited with opening set for September 8.

Great Northern Railroad Fargo N. D Winnipeg

New Teachers Hired for White Sulphur Springs

A last minute resignation at White Sulphur high school leaves vacancies in home economics music history and Latin. New hires include Francis Davidson English and Spanish, Avis Garman Theta Bee Ruth Potts Ming Lena Monson among several grade teachers.

White Sulphur Springs Marjorie Lebacken Glenn Allen N. D Leshacken Francis Davidson Avis Garman Alatha Bee Ruth Potts Ming Lena Monson

Unusual Sea Otter Flea Sells High Price

A sea otter caught flea sold by Professor Prenier of the French Institute to an Englishman for 1,00 pounds about $4,000. The note mentions some trained fleas are worth their weight in radium.

Paris Prenier French Institute

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Wolf Creek News Gotham Museum Meagher County News Esghpe Sen. Lynn Meagher Charles H. Kerr & Co Coal Pennsylvania Charles M. Glover United States Verry J. Warrig Wis Gao G. Ninn Dakota South Dakota Watertown Associated Press Kalispell Frm New York Bitter Root East Helena Dundas Office Supply Eighth Avenue Helena Candy Kitchen Helene Trading Co Ewing Street Richardson & Totten J. M. Ryan Main St Helena Ave Eighth Davis Weeeer Main Roberts Ewing St N. Rodney S. Hoback Rodney Raleigh the Independent Publishing Co Ana
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