Missoula Foreman Survives 8-Foot Bridge Fall
A. Wagner, 5, a Northern Pacific bridge foreman, survived an eight foot fall from a Coeur d'Alene branch bridge on Lookout hill. He sustained nose lacerations and a head bruise with no internal injuries, resting easy at NX P hospital after X-ray exams. Wagner, of 420 Blaine Street, was moved to Missoula hospital from Wallace with his crew assisting repairs on a dry range bridge when a chain end came unfastened and a timber failed to break his fall.
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Missoula
A. Wagner
Northern Pacific Bridge
NX. P
Ite
Coeur d'Alene
Wagner
Mur Jen
Wallace
Blaine Street
Basin Sends Many Students to High School at Boulder
Basin reports several students and local youths, including Miss Dons Taylor and Miss Helen Kilburn, began studies at the J. HS in Boulder. Other Basin attendees listed are Dorothy Berry, Mary Leroy, Bern Leroy, Vera Jackson, Fiabe Jackson, Josephine Fallis, Russell Fallis, Isabelle Straski, Bertha Brothers, Kenneth Warren, Bill Fleming, Joe Nugent, Arthur Nugent, and Donald Wolverton, all traveling to Boulder for the school term.
Miles City to Host Eastern Montana Corn Show This Fall
Miles City officials announced at a Commercial Club meeting that the annual Eastern Montana corn show will be held in Miles City this fall. Earlier plans to rotate hosts among eastern cities were interrupted by regional developments. The club will sponsor the Eastern Montana Traders association meeting in Miles City in late October and finalize visitor arrangements at the next meeting.
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Miles City
Montana
Reece George
Miles Cy
R. H. Wallin
Eastern Montana Traders Association
Commercial Club
Local Belgrade Social Notes and Visitors
Belgrade news rounds up a social week with Mrs William Fitstephens and Mrs FM Byrne hosting at home for cards as hundred tables set. Miss Etta Hall wins consolation, while Mrs Smithy and daughter Joyce of Bozeman help. W J Cochran and daughter Katharine depart for Portland for winter. Misses Myrtle and Alice Stewart and mother from Washington state visit Hutchings to Spokane. Helgride chapter of Star meets at Masonic hall with Grand Matron Mary Heent of Bozeman as guest. Jeanie McCullough visits T S Meena ranch. Miss Winifred returns from Kara’s, and George Stinson family head to Helena for fete. Lillian Christianson of Bloomingdale to teach third grade music in Belgrade.
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Belgrade
William Fitstephens
FM Byrner
Sirs
Grogan
Etta Hall
Smithy
Daugher
Joyce
Bozeman
Cates
W. J. Cochran
Katharine
Portland
Myrtle
Alice Stewart
Washington T Cy
Ofe
Hutchings
Eporhe
Spokane
Helgride
Astfin Star
Masonic Hall
Mary Heent
Order
Montana
Tozeman
Jeanie McCullough
T.S. Meena
Masine Hoffman
Tick
Winifred
Hye
Kara's
George Stinson
Helena Anil
Lillian Christianson
Bloomie Wasansat
Theft of Wheat Admitted by Two Jail Prisoners
Great Falls report of two jail inmates T. S. Moran known as Whitey Moran and Annie Dulak admitting theft of about 70 bushels of wheat from Charles Olson ranch near Sand Coulee. Moran identified as driver. Dulak arrested at her Sand Coulee home. vehicle recovered at Mose ranch. Moran released February 19 after forgery sentence.
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Great Falls
T._ S. “Whitey” Moran
Annie Duelak
Mike Holland
Harry Ris
Charles Olson
Sand Coulee
Moran
Mose
Olson
Canton News highlights and personal notes from the canton area
Sept. 18 Canton notes report Mrs Lee and son Flave and wife of Herron visiting the Fuchs family. C J Mahony visited from the mountains to see friends and the fair Helvena. Wiliam Hoxey moves to the Kennedy farm for winter. Vaughn family also relocates and will attend Upper Creek school. Federal agents search for barberry bushes, finding one near Townsend county farm and destroying it. Mrs Mary Sterrett visits Welena. Olaf Nelson and son attend Billings fair. Mass said by Kathre Collette of Mount Saint Charles College in Helena at Canton Church in Father Sullivan's absence. Mrs Franklin Nopper visits her father Peter Gross and family. Edward Perkins visits the Perkins family in Deer Lodge while at the state fair. W J Merritt travels to Great Falls for Mt church conference. Hugh Broderick showcases corn and large cucumbers on his Johnson farm. John Thomas and danger Mary visit the threshing area. Vimnas Cotter returns from Miambra feeling better in heart. Mrs John Kithide and two girls return from a Mission trip in June. Whoanping cough affects attendance at valley schools. Neighbors of Mr and Mrs Neil Ainehol rejoice at their return from Germany with fine crops and health improved. Hunting season opens with local and visiting hunters sharing game.
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Canton
William Vaughn
Win Hoxey
Kennedy
Upper Creek
Townsend
Mary Sterrett
Welena
Edward Perkins
Deer Lodge
Margaret’ Perkins
Famry
W. J. Merritt Teft
MT. Church
Great Falls
Hugh Broderick
Johnson
John
Thomas
Danger
Mary
Ald Heane
Vimnas Cotter
Miambra
John Kithide
Bern
Te Vale Hey
Atd
Niel Ainehol
Germany
Gophel
Velen
Othe Wild Raine
Montana Girl Held on Coast in Fatal Oregon Shooting
Portland reports Ed. Lousignout, about 25, shot dead by a state traffic officer near Albany Oregon after ignoring stop commands. Genia Owens, a Montana woman, admitted traveling with him and said her parents would join them in California. she is in custody. The officer suspects a stolen car.
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Portland
Lousignout
Albany
Oregon
Genia Owens
Troy
Mont
T. Owens
Cle Elum
Wash
Montana
Lausignout
Miss Owens
California
Washington
Lousignaut
Raymond
Swiping Gasoline Forces Youths Into Public Work
Two Montana youths caught extracting gasoline from a car owned by C. Campbell faced a back breaking punishment on city streets. After serving fines totaling 95 lach and a $1.50 garage charge, Chief Mielde assigned them a private wood splitting task. Upon completion they could finally drive home.
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Big Timber
Montana
C. Campbell
Mielde
Launch Quits Cold Pair Spends Night on Small Island
Poison Sept 18 Dr and Mrs Casey stranded on Flathead Lake Narrows while crossing to their summer home near Yellow Bay in a small launch The engine failed and they drifted to a small island with rain and lightning all night They reached Finley Point by makeshift means then Polson by car Monday Searchers earlier found no sign of them but the Caseys arrived home safely apparently none the worse for the experience.
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Flathead Lake
Casey
Yellow Bay
Caseys
Polson
Finley Point
East Shore
Will Mosley
C.F Garth
Kelly
Two Dance Smashers to Know Fate Soon
Terr Tadge and Charles Unb, convicted of second degree assault in a riot at a dance in Garrison, await formal sentencing before Judge Winston Tuesday. Joseph Shagina of Anaconda and another defendant face same fate as 14 defendants in the case plan to plead guilty. details of remaining trials unclear. Separately, a fire at Glager Park hotel caused about $10 damage to the cafeteria from faulty insulation, though hotel officials say no major injuries occurred.
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Terr Tadge
Charles Unb
William Kop
Omano
Winston
Joseph Shagina
Anaconda
Hand of 14
Tatbetha
Camurt
Joseph Devidl
Beer Corfort
Ainner
Lake
Boy Hit by Snake Is Out of Danger
Donald Hungerford nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Perry Hungerford of the Betzner ranch on Fishtail creek was rushed to the hospital Tuesday for medical treatment after a rattlesnake bit him while he played in a hay lot. Prompt first aid prevented serious poisoning and he should recover rapidly, barring unforeseen complications.
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Columbus
Donald
Perry Hungerford
Betzner Ranch
Fishtail Creek
Russians Visit Bozeman To Learn Dry Farming
Two Russian scientists Valerian Odolensky Ossinsky and D N Borodin visited Montana State College to study dry land farming methods. They observed rapid advances by the Montana Experiment Station and Extension Service, learning about summer follow methods, duck foot weeder tillage, corn growing, silos, dry land hay and fodder crops, and labor saving devices.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Valerian Odolensky-Ossinsky
Agricultural Academy of Moscow
D. N. Borodin
Russian Agricultural Agency In
America
Montana
Montana Experiment Station
Montana Extension Service
Miners Help Contain Pacific Street Fire in Centerville
Miners coming off shift aided firefighters to confine a Sept 4 blaze at 147 Pacific street Centerville. The fire spread to 141 and 149 Pacific streets, with a rear building igniting, but no injuries occurred. Volunteers used Buffalo Spring water spouts. discipline and equipment shortages delayed control, but the fire was partly under control at press time.
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Butte
Pacific Street
Centerville
al Hicks
Dixon Girls Hurt in Auto Crash near Pablo
Misses Dorothy and Virginia Dixon daughters of Joseph M. Dixon narrowly escaped death Wednesday near Pablo when their coupe collided with a car driven by FO. Randall former Kalispell high school principal. The Dixon car was badly wrecked with only the engine intact. Dorothy suffered a deep cut and other bruises while Virginia also endured bruises. They were taken to Missoula for treatment.
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Missoula
Dorothy
Virginia Dixon
Joseph M. Dixon
Pablo
Dixon
Flathead Lake
FO. Randall
Kalispell High School
Cragstaad
Virginia
Randall
Townsend News items mix of arrivals and local moves
Attorney EE Goodman and daughter left for the coast via Portland. Judge William Li Ford visited on court business. Mrs Mae Schreiner went to Teh ena. Clifford Gordon to Helena. J W Sichold to White Sulphur on business. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Sam Aker. Clyde Troutman and Willian Jeffs visited from Rad ersberg and Three Forks. Larris Zimmerman left for Martinsdale for winter work. Reed Schmit from Mullan Idaho visiting. George Mundigg moved into Poole house on Oak Street. Nimrod in Townsend field Tuesday morning with multiple birds. Mark Frost returned from Butte to visit family. Glenn McPherson of Tidena in town on business.
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Helena
Willian
Jeffs
Radersberg
Willis Smith
Crow Creek
George van Fleate
Bozeman
Townsend
Williams
Martinsdale
Reed Schmit
Mullan
Idaho
George Mundigg
Poole
Oak Street
Mark Frost
Pair of Home Guard Lifters Again In Jail In Butte
Emmet Walsh and Vernon Scott face robbery charges in Butte district court. Investigations recount past arrests for thefts and burglary dating to 1922 1923 and 1924. Current complaints allege entry at Mueller hotel with intent to steal plus other robberies and narcotics possession. Bail set at 900 for Walsh and Scott each 5000 for Fields 900 for Rassumsse.
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Butte
Emmet Walsh
Vernon Scott
Lynch
Department of the District Court
Scott
Walsh
Mueller
Theodore Rassumssen
Sam Veronkais
South
Arizona Street
Robert Fields
Seater Fave
George Martin
Justice Court
District ‘Court
Dan Smith
Amherst Street
Fey
Meuller
Wire
Dan Sullivan
Gus Ebola
Walsh O
Henry J. Deschant
Meuller Hotel
Deschant
Tom Lin
Neo
Frank Buckley
James Honner
Rasmussen
Field
Maurice English
James Baldwin
George Howard
Rassumsse
Joseph P. Wilk
Fields
Turkeys Plentiful But Not Until After Thanksgiving Day
Bozeman Montana reports turkey production similar to last year with a slower early market due to a late spring. Extension poultry specialist HE Cushman notes growing grower interest in proper fitting and packing, with schools planned and an estimated 10 percent rise in No 1 grade birds shipped.
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Bozeman
Montana
HE. Cushman
Montana Extension Service
Turkey
Jefferson Co Fair Opens With Strong Show and Attendance
Whitehall hosts the Jefferson County Fair with a 750 opening attendance, the largest in history. McAllister’s team won the relay races covering a mile and a half. purses total 300 dollars. Weather was perfect and displays numerous, with a gala Whitehall crowd and carnival features across town.
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Whitehall
Sept
O McAllister
McAllister
Mout
Fair
Jefferson County
Whitehall Band
Nan Marraby Reunites With Peter Lyster In London
Nan Marraby, now a companion to Miss Lyster, encounters Peter Lyster on leave in London. Peter has memory loss after injury but begins to reconnect as Nan recalls their past and contemplates a future together amid war time strain. Arnott facilitates moments between them while Nan hides her hope and fear.
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Nant Marraby
Fran
London
Miss Lyster
Peter Lyster
Nan
Joan Endicott
France
Peter
Lieut
John Arnott
Joan
Arnott
Lyster
Tye
Tyster
Oak
Friction in Grosvenor cafe as Nan dodges Peter drift
In a crowded shop, Nan deflects Peter Lyster’s jealously while Arnott jokes about a country stay with Doris. Arnott teases Nan and Peter’s irritation grows, then Nan slips away to buy Frexcets for Joan, leaving the two men at odds.
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Ray
Arnott
Nan
Ontre
Arnatt
Peter
Lonan
Grosvenor
Doris
Hero of campaign in this state 15 dead
Leavensworth September 18. Colonel Ezra B. Fuller, long serving United States Army officer and Civil War veteran, died in Leavenworth last night. Retired three years ago after fifty years of service, he began his career at age 16 in 1864 with the 141st Illinois Infantry. He later graduated West Point in 1873 and joined the cavalry, famed for a 1877 ride against Chief Joseph to deliver dispatches to General Sherman, a 330 mile journey completed in under five days.
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Leavensworth
Kas
Tte Associated Press
Ezra B. Fuller
United States Army
Fuller
Leavenworth
141St
Illinois Infantry
West Point
Cavalry
United States Cavalry
Lieutenant Fuller
Joseph
Nez Perces
Miles
Miles City
Mont
William T. Sherman
Fort Elis
Women Choose Jail Over Fines for Illegal Fishing
Two Rutten women, Mrs. Peteri Riika and Mrs. Anna Kuganapa, were jailed after being found guilty of fishing without state licenses near Georgetown. Sheriff’s deputies arrested them. Judge Henroid sentenced each to a 35 fine, but the women preferred jail to payment, marking a first in local enforcement.
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Anaconda
Peteri Riika
Anna Kuganapa
Justice Henroid
Georgetown
J. T. McCaffery
McCaffery
Emity Jair
Basin News notes a parade of visitors and locals in Basin
Basin News reports a steady flow of visitors and locals on trips in and out of Basin. Ned Paradise planned business with Iron Boulder while Arthur Jolson and Glenn Seaman visited from the Lowlands district. Arvo Sims arrived from Great Falls to visit relatives. Mrs. A. B. Stabler and Benny journeyed to Seattle for two weeks. Reed accompanied them. UC, C Coach, grand chancellor of the Pythian lodge, visited Butte. Mrs. Ernest Summer and daughters Jeanette and Esther, with Dad Miller, drove from Boulder. Duncan MacDonald of Seattle and A. J. Williams of Helena with family arrived for a relatives visit. Rose Taylor and others went to Butte shopping. hotel proprietor McDonald from Seattle noted for athletic circles. A group from Butte and nearby towns visited the Grunert home and joined local social rounds.
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Basin
Ned Paradise
Boulder
Arthur Jolson
Glenn Seaman
Lowlands
Arvo Sims
Great Falls
A. B. Stabler
Benny
Seattle
Miss Reed
Pythian Lodge
Butte
Ernest Summer
Jeanette
Esther
Dad" Miller
Airs
Duncan MacDonald
A. J. Willliams
Don
Helena
Truman Hopkins
W. F. Jackson
Mary Hopkins
McDonald
Montana
Rose Taylor
R. &. Teon~ard
Werner Nikkita
C. K. Christen
Kenneth McLeod
William McLeod
Sarah Jane
Betty
Thora Lee Christian
Union Move Reunites Methodist Churches in California
Los Angeles reports the annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in southern California votes unanimously in favor of uniting with the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The article is continued, and a scene between Nan and Peter hints at a personal sublot involving concealed identity.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Methodist Episcopal Church
California
Methodist Episcopal Church South
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Anyholy
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Tim
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Shin
Min
Miss Marraby
Peter Lysters
Marraby
Van
Iral
FASS
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