Court Upholds Northern Pacific Land Patent in Gallatin County
The United States Court of Appeals upheld the Northern Pacific Railway's patent to 5 681 acres in Gallatin county Montana affirming a district court ruling. The land part of the congressional grant and the government failed to cancel it to include the area in Gallatin National Forest.
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San Francisco
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Gallatin County
Montana
Gallatin National Forest
United States Court of Appeals
United States District Court of Montana
Congress
Dunn and Smith Sedition Appeals Set for April Hearing
Montana Supreme Court schedules the Dunn and Smith sedition cases for April 16 after motions by state and defense. W. F. Dunn and R. B. Smith were editors of the Butte Daily Bulletin and were convicted by a Lewis and Clark county jury.
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Helena
The
State Supreme Court
Dunn
R. B. Smith
W. F. Dunn
Butte Daily Bulletin
District Court of
Lewis and Clark County
Alien Employes Becoming Citizens on Rail Line
HWIELENA April 5 Out of 651 alien employes on the Butte and Great Falls division of the Great Northern railroad two thirds have not taken out their first citizenship papers. The Shannon mine of the Barnes King Development company has 18 aliens on its payroll of whom six are citizens. The Granite Bimetallic Consolidated Mining company of Philipsburg reports 85 aliens on its payroll and 35 have taken out first papers.
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Hwielena
Butte and Great Falls
Great Northern Railroad
Shannon
Barnes- King Development Company
Granite-Bimetallic Consolidated Mining Company
Philipsburg
State Land Sale Yields Substantial Montana Revenue
Helena April 5 Returns from the sale of 8 683 acres of state land at Great Falls last Saturday net the state 43 136 dollars. A Port Benton sale on the same day brought ten dollars per acre and had no competitive bids.
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Helena
Great Falls
Conference Postponed In Helena Social Service Meet
The social service conference in Helena scheduled for today at a local hotel has been postponed to Tuesday afternoon. Heads of the state department of education board of health anti tuberculosis society Red Cross and the Parent Teacher Association were set to confer.
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Helena
State Department of Education
Board of Health, Antituberculosis Society
The
Red Cross
Parent-Teacher Association
Local Hot Sulphur Baths Now In Your Home
SulFluid offers Hot Springs bath relief for rheumatism sciatica lumbago eczema and skin eruptions in home treatments. Not a patent medicine guaranteed harmless money back if relief not achieved. Testimony from RX D Holt Waterloo Iowa endorses cure at low cost.
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RX. D. Holt
Waterloo
Iowa
Standard Drug Co
State Highway Engineer Addresses Beaverhead Road Meeting
Dillon April 5 Under Beaverhead Trails association R S Zahniser Montana state highway commission office engineer spoke at the county courthouse and county high school outlining a $100 000 bond issue plans and federal aid options. He explained spending standards and road projects eligible under federal rules and answered audience questions leading some opponents to switch to support.
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Dillon
Beaverhead Trails Association
Zahniser
Montana State Highway Commission
Marshall Field
Farmers’ Institute
W. E B. Chapman
Trails Association
Highway Commission
Hoover Campaign Launch In Great Falls
The Herbert C. Hoover campaign for the Republican presidential nomination in the April 23 primaries is launched in Great Falls with J. W. Sherwood named state campaign manager. Sherwood heads Royal Milling Co. headquartered in Great Falls and vows an active publicity push through the primaries. Fletcher Maddox of Great Falls also heads the Leonard Wood campaign in the state.
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Great Falls
Herbert C. Hoover
J. W. Sherwood
Hoover
Mr. Sherwood
Royal Milling Company
Fletcher Maddox
Leonard Wood
Dillon Elects Leonard Eliel School Trustee In Close Vote
Leonard Eliel was elected local school trustee after the closest election in Dillon with over 570 votes cast. A $95,000 bond for a new primary school carried by a heavy majority and will be built this summer with plans already prepared. Marriage licenses issued for Lawrence Daly of Missoula and Florence Marcheseau of Polaris. The couple will live in Missoula after visiting nearby towns. Regular commissioners meeting underway at county courthouse with road sign and fund actions on agenda. A sheriff's sale at the courthouse features Frank Stratton dry land farm southeast of town. Easter services were held across churches with special music. A marriage at St Rose Church united Kathrine Caldwell and Frank Rife. they left for Armstead and Salt Lake City for two weeks.
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McKnight
Dell
Shaw
Wisdom
Best
Dillon
H. Masterson
J. Duncan
Butte
Missoula
Frank Stratton
St. Rose Church
Kathrine Caldwell
Frank Rife
Daniel Foley
Terressa Caldwell
Ike Rife Jr
Philipsburg
Armstead
Salt Lake
Democrats Elected as Bozeman Aldermen Vote
Bozeman voters chose four aldermen with all winners Democrats. One ran unopposed, two faced Republicans, and one was opposed by a fellow Democrat in the April 5 election.
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Bozeman
Independent Citizen
Senator Oliver files declaration for lieutenant governor
Helena reports that State Senator John Oliver of Carter county has filed his declaration of intention to seek the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. He enters the race as a candidate on the GOP ticket.
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Helena
John Oliver
Carter County
Plans to Build Big Oil Refinery Plant
K Gauthier of Antego Wisconsin is arranging a large refinery at Roundup. The first unit may hold 1000 barrels daily and connect by pipeline to the Devil's Basin and Mosby fields. Ample capital backs the corporation, with up to 10 wells expected in Devil's Basin within 60 days to feed the new refinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Gauthier
Antego
Wis
Roundup
Devil's Basin
Mosby Fields
Corporation
Permanent funds gain from state lands in Montana
Figures from the state board of land commissioners show large balances in Montana permanent funds as of March 31. Accounts include agricultural college funds, common school and university permanents, deaf and blind, industrial and normal school funds, and the school of mines and teachers funds.
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Helena
State Board of Land Commissioners
State Land Office
Agricultural College
Agricultural College United States Aid
Industrial
Normal
School of Mines
University
No Bids For Jefferson Highway Project
Helena April 5 state highway commission received no bids for surfacing the Helena to Jefferson county line highway through East Helena. Two bidders appeared for East Helena paving Louis Johnson of Helena and H S Lord Construction of Missoula. The bids were rejected and the project will be rereadvertised with bids opening again April 15. Officials said Lewis and Clark county could perform the work on a day labor basis using its equipment with trucks supplied by the commission.
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Commission
Sheridan County Auditor Granted Writ of Certiorari
On petition of Sheridan County Auditor B K O Grady the state supreme court issued a writ of certiorari directed at District Judge C F Comer. The action follows O Grady's request to allow Coryell the county surveyor to recover traveling expenses whose claims were reduced before auditor approval.
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Standard
Helena
B. K. O'Grady
Sheridan County
Supreme Court
C. KF. Comer
O'Grady
C. BE. Coryell
Coryell
Montana Observes Arbor Day May 11
Governor S. W. Stewart proclaimed May 11 as Arbor Day in Montana. The note urges school observances and home, lawn, and highway planting of trees and shrubs statewide.
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Helena
Montana
Anaconda Personal Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Thomas Cannon of Butte, John E. Hoffman of Warm Springs, Edward Werner of Billings, Arthur J. Buchen of Deer Lodge and Louis Meyers of Race Track were among Anaconda visitors yesterday. Other residents attended funerals, visited relatives, or planned summer trips to Spokane Denver Chicago and Hardin.
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Edward Werner
Billings
Arthur J. Buchen
Deer Lodge
City
Louis Meyers
Race Track
Margaret Reilly
Spokane
Mary McCoy
Helena
Louis Goodfriend
Denver
Col
Don Wardyle
Chicago
Japanese Vice Consul Ishida Killed in Siberia
Cable advices received by the New World report that Japanese Vice Consul Ishida was killed by Bolshevists at Nikolaevsk in Eastern Siberia.
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San Francisco
Ishida
Bolshevists
Nikolaevsk
Siberia
The
New World
Anaconda City Council After Ward Election Results
The city election produced a 50-50 split with Democrats gaining three seats and Republicans three. New council seats take effect May 1, with Democrats Matt J. Kelly Con A. St. Clair and Michael Connors winning or retaining seats, while Republicans James P. Christie Emory Kell and Gus Fredell were re elected. Close ward result in the Third where Con A St. Clair won by one vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt J. Kelly
Con A. St. Clair
Michael Connors
James P. Christie
Emory Kell
Gus Fredell
Cont. Clair
H. H. Logan
M. J. Kelly
C. BE. Carither
Edward O'Brien
A. St. Clair
Hl. H. Logan
John Mackin
M. P. Chamrau
Gus Fredel
Sixth Ward
A. J. le Grand
Tribute paid to Smelterman Michael Murphy at funeral
Funeral held at the family home on West Park avenue with a requiem high mass at St. Pauls church. The smelter concentrator force paused to allow old associates to attend. Interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery. Six sons served as pallbearers: Cornelius John Michael Thomas William and Henry.
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Michael Murphy
West Park Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Father Schulte
Murphy
Butte
FE. H. Todd
Owen Meehan
M. H. Sullivan
Ellen Sullivan
R. Sullivan
Don Murphy
Hawkins
Dan Murphy
Detroit
Mich
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Cornelius
John
Michael
Thomas
William
Henry
Births and church survey update in Deer Lodge
Word arrives of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Stewart formerly Miss Pearl Waggoner. Forrest B Cornish of Los Angeles conducts a church affiliation survey in Deer Lodge from April 5 to 12 with ward committees for Presbyterian Episcopal Methodist and Christian churches. Ralph E Conard and Mrs Dorison Ackeberg wed in Deer Lodge with the bride from Spokane and the groom from Helmville.
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Deer Lodge
Chicago
Clarence Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Episcopal
Bourht
Christian Church Committee
Lucille Nick
Warren Kelley
Butte
Ralph E. Conard
Dorison
Ackeberg
W. H. Christian
Spokane
Helmville
George Conard
Nevada Valley
Seibel Heads to Warm Springs After City Visit
Ted Seibel of Shonkin spent the weekend in the city and left last evening for Warm Springs to spend several days before returning home.
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Ted Seibel
Shonkin
Warm Springs
Soldier fighter Earl Baird visits Anaconda on way to Minneapolis
Earl Baird, ex Washington coast artillery veteran, spent a day in Anaconda renewing acquaintances during a trip to Minneapolis for summer headquarters. He fought 20 coast bouts as an amateur, winning four, drawing interest from promoter Mike Collins who aims to sign him. Baird plans to turn pro in featherweight in the East, with his father J I Baird of Seattle joining his training staff.
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Earl Baird
Anaconda
Camp Blethen
Washington Coast Artillery
Minneapolis
Minn
Mike Collins
Portland
Tommy Barone
St. Paul
Collins
Earl
Baird
Bard
J. l. Baird
Seattle
Tribute Paid Matron Cora Ellen Oliver
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Ellen Oliver were held at the C. A. Tuttle parlors and Presbyterian church with Rev. E. C. Groeneveld officiating. A large local attendance, floral tributes, a quartet performance, and interment in Hill cemetery followed. Pallbearers included C. L. Beal Joseph Roy Dan Heffron George Snell Ben Daniels and Phil Legur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Ellen Oliver
C. A. Tuttle
Presbyterian Church
E. ¢. Groeneveld
Lower Valley
Oliver
Wendell Robinson
C. Ll. Witter
J. H
Anaconda adopts vehicle license ordinance for hire cars
Ordinance No. 354 fixes annual license fees for every automobile used or driven for hire in Anaconda Montana. A license costs twenty dollars per car payable quarterly, must be posted on the windshield with car make state number and owner name, and violations bring fines from ten to fifty dollars or 1 to 20 days imprisonment. Repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect after publication in the Anaconda Standard.
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City of
Anaconda
Annaconda
Anaconda Township Justice Court summons Frank La Fazio
In Anaconda Township Deer Lodge County Montana Justice Thomas F Murphy presides in a case J B Goose v Frank La Fazio. The summons orders the defendant to answer within 20 days or risk default judgment for 281.65 in coin and money furnished at plaintiff’s request within the past year. Ira J Stage is plaintiff attorney.
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Justice Court
Anaconda Township
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Thomas F. Murphy
Justice of the Peace
J. B. Goose
Frank la Fazio
Office of
Justice of the Peace and Justice of
Ira J. Stagg
Anaconda
Montana
Ira J. Stage
Fast Park
Mont
Mitchell Funeral Announcement in City
Mrs Susan Mitchell aged six years was reported yesterday morning. The remains lie at Mahoney undertaking rooms and a funeral announcement will appear later.
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Dunn and Smith
Fuller Drug Co
Smith Drug Co
Turpo
United States Mall
Drummond
Ovando
No. 4
Hamilton
BIG Reds
Dillon News
Oliver Flues
Jefferson Highway
Sheridan
Thomas Cannon
Ben Daniels
Modesty
David Oliver
Owen Macklin
Hardin
Ben Chestnut
William Chestnut
State College
John E. Hoffman
W. E. Keeley
John Laird
Smelterman
Deer Lodge’news
B.T. Asbury
Goose Block
Corner Park and
Main
Qoldier
F. M. Davidson
Grocers
E. Park
Durkee's
del Monte
California
Borden's
Wwe
New York Stock Exchange
Butte Cat Creek Oil
W. H. Dunnigan
E. Park Avenue
Tele
West Fourth Street
Alder Street
James H. Murpry
Fast Park Ave
R. B. Lewis
East Park Ave
Kelly & Tuchscherer Phone 106
J. I. Sanderson
Walnut Street
R. B. Abbott Co
Anaconda Plumbing CO
East Park St
C. A. Turtle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
M. P. Mahoney
Anaconda Florist
James Nimmo
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