Bridge Dedication Draws Wide East End Crowd in Sidney
Sidney marks Fourth of July with dedication ceremony for Yellowstone River bridge three miles southeast of town. Record crowd from across the east end attends both roadside and fairground events. Speakers include Senator Walter Kemmis and Lt. Governor D. C. Salyerds as contractor Dick Mead and others review project history.
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Sidney
Yellowstone
Sidney Territory
Wee
Herald
Poplar
Fair Grounds
Culbertson
Charles Collett
Lifney
Montana
Walter Kemmis
Richland County
State Highway Commission
Tom Stout
Lewistown
PF. A. Hazelbaker
Indians To Take Part In Stampede
The list shows Indians scheduled for the stampede feature attractions. Participants include Committeemen Fred Forster and Chas Owens with spouses, and many individual names such as Clarence Fear Bear, Two Eagles, Iron Horn, Cloud White, Nelson Chasing Hawk, Night White, Eagle Feathernd, Pour Times, Hancock, Todd Esete Feather and others.
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Fred Forster
Chas. Owens
Clarence Fear Bear
Two Eagles
Iron Horn
Cloud
White
Nelson
Hawk
Hancock
Todd Esete
James Garfield
Jack Fiehter
Allen Cinney
Wife
Neck
Stolen Car Found Wrecked at Poplar Street
A damaged report notes a stolen car found wrecked near Poplar Street and the Poplar bridge area. Witnesses described debris, a damaged building, and the approximate time of discovery after the incident. Local authorities are investigating leads and reviewing security footage.
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Poplar
Rooms Wanted Hearin Teeteg in Rome
Visitors seek available accommodations at the Commercial district as Judie Jordon prepares to determine room availability during the inquiry period.
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Rome
Judie Jordon
Divorce case of Wm and Florence Dawson heard in Glasgow
The long pending divorce suit of Wm Daw son against Florence Dawson was heard before Judge John Hurry in Glasgow. Desertion was the charge. Mrs. Dawson denied desertion and admitted living with him during his prior marriage. She claimed alimony, while witnesses for both sides testified amid contentious exchanges. The judge postponed final action to allow secret transcripts to be prepared.
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Wm. Dawson
Florence Dawson
John Hurry
Glasgow
Paul
Hurly Gid
Mrs. Dawson
Brutal murder of Blaine couple shocks Elloam region
Mr and Mrs Lidstone of Elloam, 37 miles north of Chinook, were killed late Saturday by an unknown assailant. The bodies were found Tuesday. Neighbors saw a rider approach, quarrel occurred, and the killer shot the pair as they attempted to flee or barricade. Officers suspect a local quarrel but no suspects or clear clues.
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Lidstone
Elloam
Chinook
Wolf Point Triumphs 14 4 Over Brockton in County League
Wolf Point defeated Brockton 14 to 4 at Brockton grounds. A July 4 game Vida vs Wolf Point was chaotic with umpiring protests and a late finish. Vida initially led 4 to 2 after six, but the score was later adjusted to even innings. The next schedule had Wolf Point to play Froid, who withdrew from the league, prompting a game with Malta at 4 p.m. at the Legion Plunge northeast of Malta.
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Wolf Point
Brockton
Vida
Froid
Brandon
Malta
Legion Plunge
Valuable Rains Fall Over Northeast Montane
Rain drenched nearly all parts of the northeast montane region during the past week, delivering heavier showers in some areas. The downpours improved conditions for crops and yield prospects, though intensity varied across locales.
Streets Oiled Over Nine Blocks Start In Wolf Point
Wolf Point begins street improvement with a coat of crude oil on Main and Anaconda streets and parts of First and Sixth avenues. The state highway crew provides the oiler. city pays wages and traffic is restricted during the process. Authorities hope to finish next year with heavier oil and gravel.
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Wolf Point
Main
Anaconda
First Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Listerud
Memorial Park
Main Street
Roosevelt and Garner Named Democratic Ticket at Chicago
Roosevelt and Garner were chosen as the Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees at the Chicago convention. Roosevelt secured the presidency on the fourth ballot after California’s 44 votes shifted to him, while Garner was nominated by acclamation for VP. Roosevelt traveled by air to address the convention and outline his plans, pledging reform and economic planning.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Chicago
Wm. G. McAdoo
California
Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Aries
M L. Wilson
Montana State College
Montana
Speedy Boxing Card Promises Exciting Stampede Night
Promoter Chas Hauge advertises a Liberty Hall Stampede boxing card for Friday night. Featured ten round bout between O Don Foster Minot and Speedy Moulden Great Falls. Also Sikes Wiliston versus Cavanaugh Glendive. Two six round bouts Minot versus Poplar. Fans urged to attend.
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Chas. Hauge
Liberty
O Don Foster
Minot
Speedy Moulden
Great Falls
Sikes
Wilston
Cavanaugh
Glendive
Poplar Boys
Hauge
Meade Steele Buried at Poplar After Military Funeral
Meade Steele age 42 long active in Fort Peck Indian Council work died suddenly at Fort Yates Standing Rock Reservation. Body brought to Poplar Monday. Riverside Indian Church held military funeral with 500 attendees. Rev C W Orner led services with assistance from missionaries Arthur Indian ministers and Rev Mr Donehoo. Steele served in the army band three years Mexican border World War I France 24 months 18th headquarters infantry band and related units. He earned honors at Poplar Fort Shaw and Maskell. Survived by wife Sisephing daughter Marle sister Mrs Panate Red Yor Garang and his parents Mr and Mrs James W Fasqin.
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Meade Steele
Ttbe
Fort Peck
12Th Cavalry
France
18Th Headquarters Infantry
Alteeeather
Poplar
Fort Shaw
Maskell
Sisephing
Mental Dhagater
Marle
Mra
Panate Red Yor Garang
Janes W. Fasqin
Oldsmobile Convention Meets at Great Falls
A Great Falls event draws Olds car enthusiasts for a regional convention. The scattered text mentions gatherings, exhibitors, and activities around showcasing Oldsmobile models and related events.
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Oldsmobile
Great Falls
Unclear OCR fragment on local event at Wolf Point
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Dr Craig Mere and an editor, with references to a fire and a place called Wolf Point. Details are largely unreadable.
Small hail damages farms in northeast countryside
Early Wednesday a hailstorm northeast of town damaged at least four farms. John Nelson Ed Zimmerman Karl Karge and John Hoerting suffered 25 to 80 percent losses. Some insured. farther north hail minor.
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John Nelson
Ed Zimmerman
Karl Karge
John Hoerting
Great Crowd Attends Poolsr's Celebration
A large crowd gathered at an event described as Poolsr's celebration held in CAWDACHAN as locals joined in the festive atmosphere. The report mentions widespread attendance and a lively scene with no further specific outcomes or participants clearly identified.
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Poolsr
McCone County Voters Weigh County Commissioner Races
In a tense local scene R Casterline campaigns amid rival groups and wealth influence. Voters face a choice among several candidates linked to prominent local figures as November balloting nears.
Stage Setting Near Complete for Wild West Arena Contest
A detailed preview of the Wolf Point Wild West Show with updates on organizers, performers, and new arena equipment. Mentions Clerk and Recorder candidate A S, banker Schmidt, and Roosevelt County Red Cross relief work, plus anticipated acts from Belle Fourche and Miles City. Gates open at noon with the first show at 1 38.
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Jim Terry
Jim
Belle Fourche
Miles City
Wolf Point
Tin Horn Hank
Hollywood
Keenen
George Pittman
Culbertson
Sheriff Seeks Reelection On Record Of Crime Prevention
The incumbent sheriff, eight years on the board of directors, served as senator after Hoousevelt county’s creation in 1924. He seeks reelection on his first term record, claiming success in bringing criminals to justice during the present term.
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Wis
Hoousevelt County
Montana farmer Arthur Ryder seeks state senate on Republican ticket
Arthur Ryder, longtime Montana resident of 26 years with broad farming interests in the Fioid and Brockton country, runs for state senate on the Republican ballot. He has served in the legislature for several terms and on multiple committees, and now seeks the senate office.
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Arthur Ryder
Fioid
Brockton
Montana
Senate
Notable Montana Pioneer and Stateswoman Profiles
Thomas R. Forbes, longtime eastern Montana resident, began as a steamboat purser at 21 and later led Layton & Jordan stores in Miles City and Ft Buford. He ran the first steam ferry on the upper Missouri and owned several mercantile holdings while serving as a clerk in Roosevelt County’s local government. Lucy Curran, a state representative for three terms, is praised as a mentor and capable leader, widely supported by colleagues and poised for continued public service in Meheetece and neighboring counties.
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Ernest As Waiton
Montana
Iowa
Bainville
Kea
Iml
Sheridan County
Valley
Roosevelt County
Missoula
Wee
Wolf Point
Thomas R. Forbes
Minnesota
Bismarck
Miles City
Layton & Jordan
Ft Buford
N. Dak
Mussouri River
Meniunt
Laelalativs
Roosevelt
Oredit
Lucy Curran
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Craig Mere
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Frank A. Schmidt
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