First Autos Enter Yellowstone Park Tonight
Ten autos lined up at the Gardiner entrance and began their tour through Yellowstone at 7 30 PM the first cars to traverse Wonderland this season except for a trial trip last June. The government sent a last minute telegram permitting entry due to expected rush. The lead car carried Mr and Mrs K R Seiler of Red Wing Minnesota followed by Mr and Mrs E Wilcox of Syracuse New York and others including Folk Kienk of Berlin North Dakota TH Eyes of Fort Col Hine Colorado and George Le Scott of Fort Collins formerly stationed in the park.
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Gardiner
Yellowstone National Park
Wonderland
K. R. Seiler
Red Wing
Minn
E. Wilcox
Syracuse
N.Y
Folk Kienk
Berlin
Nod
WW. Talls
Boise
Maho
Fort Col Hine
Col
Corse
Mad
George le Scott
Fort Collins
Garrison News Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Clerk Robert Mddlyne and his two sons visited Rock Creek fishing after arriving from Deer Lodge. Mrs. Gus Gerdis left for Gold Creek to visit her parents at their ranch near Pioneer Warden. Frank Conley arrived from Deer Lodge to load horses for Townsend. Allan McNavehton of Northern Pacific went to Missoula for meetings and business at the superintendent's office. Charles Rice of Avon conducted business in Garrison. Mr and Mrs Frank L. Ross traveled to Deer Lodge for time with friends. Bob Farrell of Tessurte and brakeman March Maher went to Helena to brief the special train to Seattle. Ave Larable of the Northern Pacific bridge and building department and FE Le Van departed for Missoula for weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
George Denham
Deer Lodge
Charles Rice
Avon
Garrison
Frank L. Ross
Bob Farrell
Tessurte
March Maher
Helena
Senator Myers Backs Million Dollar Flathead Irrigation Fund
James Harbert of Polson’s irrigation committee received a letter from Senator H L Myers endorsing a campaign for a one million dollar annual appropriation for the Flathead reclamation project. The plan aims to irrigate 130,000 acres on the Flathead reservation, aiding both Indian and white settlers, with Myers urging vigorous congressional support and a five year funding path to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harbert
Polson Chamber of Commerce
H. Myers
Flathead
Flathead Reservation
Bitter Root residents urge earlier Bitter Root train
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Hamilton Montana July reports that the westbound Northern Pacific train No 41 arriving late in Missoula causes missed connections with the Bitter Root morning local. Residents request officials to hold the Bitter Root train in Missoula when No 41 is delayed to ease travel hardship.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
San Francisco Exposition
Yellowstone Park
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Valees
Butte
Anu
Wiskoutu
Hota
For Sale Leaffoam Ranch Elk at Whitehall Montana
For sale a new six room bungalow with new barns and out buildings. Ideal for truck farming dairying and general farming near Pipestone creek. Terms three dollars down and balance at seven percent interest. Address TKE PACE Whitehall Montana.
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Whitehall
Mont
Pipestone Creek
TKE Pace
Judge Smith to resign for private law practice in Helena
Judge J Miller Smith of the district court will resign effective September 1 to enter private practice. He will take over the practice of the late Massena Bullard after serving as assistant United States district attorney. The announcement notes his move from Bullard’s office to private law.
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Smith
Helena
J. Miller Smith
District Court
Massena Bullard
United States District Attorney
Bullard
Logan News item mixed with personal notices
Logan July 3 passenger conduct George Hotrum and wife returned from Mayo hospital Rochester Minnesota after failing to secure permanent help. Under Sheriff Battenfelder Bozeman family ranch, Mrs Battenfelder ill. Jus Swanson heads to Pittsburg. Marie and Kenealy return from visit Billings. Lineman Charlie Hill Helena in town. Conductor C D Driscoll at Billings. Ray Clark Livingston relieves. J O Ayers rancher upper Madigan takes wife to Butte. newborn son Weiss accepted post.
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Marie and
Kenealy
Hon
Billings
Vn Ing
Charlie J. Hill
Helena
C.D. Driscoll
Ray Clark
Livingston
J. O. Ayers
Madigan
Butte
Weiss
Montana Funeral Directors plan Lewis town convention
Livingston reports James W. Whitield and C. B. Roberts announce dates for the Montana Funeral Directors Association convention set for Aux. 26 27 and 28 at Lewistown. They aim to secure a leading lecturer and demonstrator for the event. License to wed granted to William H. McClure and Angell Reynolds, both previously married. Weather permitting, Main and Second street paving near Warren Construction's project should finish soon with total expenditure around 50000.
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Livingston
James —W.whitield
Montana Funeral Directors’ Association
C. B. Roberts
Stevensville
Montana Funeral Directors Association
Lewistown
Wilelian H. McClure
Valparaiso
Ind
Hug
Georgetown
Angle Reynolds
Hunter's Hol
Springs
Gallpolis
Ohio
Warren Construction Company
Atmot
Fancy Lightning Strike Destroys Items at Belgrade Farm
A bolt of lightning struck the J. W. Kirschner ranch near Belgrade, passed through the house tearing a sewing machine apart and shredding a couch, killed a pig and a bunny, while Mrs Combellack was badly shocked but survived. Transformers burned on Main Street and Quan Boulevard, and torrential rain sparked a mountain fire near Springhill. A cloudburst with hail near Bozeman caused widespread damage. phones were down preventing full reports.
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Belgrade
J. W. Kirschner
W. H. Combellack
Combellack
J. H. Noonan
Main Street
Quan Boulevard
Springhill
Bozeman
Nelson
Cottonwood
Old Montana Cowboy Travels Around World
Bozeman July 1 Mr and Mrs William L Puffer of New York have visited Bozeman and plan to visit Helena then California The Puffers, once Sun River range cowboys about 15 years ago, recall Fort Ellis and say they left Montana MP for New York 20 years ago They began a world tour a year ago but cut it short due to war conditions They were in Salzburg Austria when war with Servia was declared and were in Sarajevo a few days before Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated They then spent weeks in Italy before returning to York
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Bozeman
William L. Puffer
New York
Helena
California
Puffer
Sun River Range
Fort Ellis
Montana
New York City
United States
Salzburg
Austria
Servia
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Archduke Franz Ferdinand of
York
Italy
Funeral notices and scattered details from a local obituary
Fragmentary obituary notice for John D Kelly aged 48 with final rites planned at a later time on Leifer street. Interment to follow at a local cemetery. Additional blurred fragments mention McDonald and Columbia Barden and a mass at a Sacred church with services likely at 3 o'clock.
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Kelly
John D. Kelly
Jerday
Leifer Street
Mdonalda
Th S Bank
McDonald
Columbia
Barden
Chinreh
Larry Duggan Bell Phone 770 Ina
Larry Duggan and Ina are linked to Bell Phone in a brief item noting contact or listing details, including numbers 770 and 1861. The terse entry connects individuals to a Bell Phone listing, suggesting a directory or notice style snippet.
Funeral services for Paul Karialich Monday morning
The funeral for the late Paul Karialich will be held Monday morning at the family residence amid a gathering of family and friends. William J. Foley will be present in the parlors as part of the arrangements with Cleo Philip and acknowledged society.
Walsh Ronholm Funeral Notice Summary
The funeral of M. J. Walsh Ronholm will be held this afternoon at Lotelock in the family residence on Galena Street. The service proceeds to the Swedish Mission Church where conducted by the Fraanis. Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronholm
Tasah Honholm
Lotelock
Funeral Director Joseph Richards Opens Empalmer Office
Joseph Richards, a funeral director and embalmer, operates at 19 S Montana Street, providing funeral services and related care in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empalmer
Elks and Hermanns plan big state conventions
Lewistown July 31. The Elks and the Sons of Hermann announced programs for state conventions to be held here in August. The Elks open Aug. 16 with a Myrtle theater meeting, open air concerts, a dance, a parade and a fire department stunt, with a 10 am Aug 17 business session and bands. The Sons hold a reception Aug 18 with the convention opening Aug 19 for tours, a banquet, and a grand ball. Raymond Dockery was called to St. Louis by telegram about his father.
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Lewistown
The
Elks
Lone of
Hermann
Elke
Myrtle Theater
WD. Symmes
R. B. Ayers
A.C. M
Main Street
Lewistown and Butter Elka
Judith Club
Missoula
Mute
Miles City
Great Falls
Helena
Denton
the Elks and Firemen
Fire Department
Treet
Sons of Hermann
Piani
Montana Flour Mille Company
Raymond Dockery
St. Louis
Papal Delegate to Visit Helena on His Way East
Mgr John Bonzano Papal delegate to the United States will stop in Helena on his route from Seattle. He will meet Bishop John P Carroll at the cathedral address the morning, inspect Catholic institutions in the afternoon, and dine with Carroll in the evening. This visit marks the delegate’s only Helena stop between Seattle and St Paul.
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Helena
Seattle
The
Knights of Columbus
Mgr
John Bonzano
United State
John P. Carroll
Carroll
Metena
Mar
Bonzano
St Paul
Local Hamilton News and Society Notes
Hamilton July reports visitors and guests from Missouri to Kansas City and Yellowstone Park. A wedding at the Hood home united Miss Malette Hood and H. G. Sargent with ceremonies by Rev. C. W. Jones. Plans for a new Masonic building advance, detailing rooms and features. An accident on Milwaukee train No. 16 near Malaga leaves Jack Gunsley unhurt but with three cracked ribs as train and tank separate from the mail car amid washed-out track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Evans
Kyane
Hamilton
University Heights Club House
Henry L. Myers
Hood Home
Malette Hood
Masons
Rick
Milwaukee
Gunsley
Malaga
Forsyth
Plate inscribed for Charles Becker coffin by widow
A silver plate bearing the inscription Charles Becker murdered July 30 1815 by Governor Whitman was placed atop Becker's coffin on July 31 in New York. The plate measures 4 by 7 inches with letter height of one inch and is securely fastened. Mrs Becker is quoted as saying that the inscription honors her husband.
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New York
Charles Becker
Whitman
Becker
After Appeal to Governor Whitman A Reprieve Denied
A plan was determined after an appeal to Governor Whitman for a reprieve, which was denied. The report notes the governor declined the clemency request, leaving the original sentence in effect.
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Whitman
Lawson Day Observed Amid Labor Defense From Amos Pinchot
Denver July 31 Lawson day observed under the auspices of the Women’s Justice Teague and attended largely by union labor adherents. Amos Pinchot addressed the gathering defending justice in labor and criticizing violence in strikes. Pinchot warned labor cannot win through violence and urged broader political and economic freedom. The meeting followed a Trinidad murder conviction review of John R. Lawden.
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Denver
Lawson
Women's Justice Teague
Lee Champion
League
Trinidad
John R. Laween
Butte Man Arrested After Exchange of Shots
John Lind, a recent arrival from Washington, was arrested in Butte on suspicion of being one of two highwaymen who fired on Detectives O'Donnell and Powell on South Main street. Lind, weak from loss of blood, claimed the blood was from a wound not a blade. He fled a rooming house then was seized on the street as detectives closed the stolen valises while the highwaymen leveled revolvers. Shooting followed the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lind
Butte
Washington
O'Donnell
Powell
South Main Street
Lind
Questions on Kinship Among European Royals and Notables
A clipping discusses royal intermarriage among King George Kaiser Wilhelm and Tsar Nicholas, noting first cousins relationships and legal cousin status. It cites a list of names and cities including Lewistown Great Falls Detroit and Chicago, with many individuals and places referenced in a scattered notes fragment.
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Lewistown
At. W. Hail
Ll. G. Keller
Gruber
Charles M Laskamp
J. T. Bartin
George Schneider
N. T. Todd
Indianapolis
Louise Grant
Monroe
Wife
Detroit
Paradise
St Mers
Lewistow Hubbard
Sear Skin
m_ Spring hawhan
San Francisco
W King
Janes
Christopherson
Spo- Wen Smith
Omehay A. We Wild
Minneapolis
Maud Mc
Anaconda News New Instructor Earns High Commendations
Kalispell July 2 Prof Walter T Scott longtime history and athletics director at Flathead County High School has been confirmed for a similar post at Anaconda High School. A Westminster College graduate with a Harvard masters, he previously led Rock River Military Academy Dixon TH and shone in Kalispell. Under his leadership Flathead last year placed second in the state athletic meet and his coaching of the debating team won state. He declined offers from Monson Mass and Westminster College to stay in the West. He will remain in Kalispell until Sept 1 and is popular with students and the community.
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Kalispell
Walter ‘T. Scott
Flathead County
Anaconda
Scott
Westminster College
Harvard
Rock River Military Academy
Dixon
Kaltspotl
Flathead
Teax
Monson
Mass
History
West
Boy Recovers After 50 Foot Fall On Birch Street
A young boy fell fifty feet from a flat head of Birch Street after which he sustained a broken nose and multiple scratches. He is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Air Ana Ars
Morin Divorce Case Shows Cause Granted to File Amended Complaint
The court sustained the motion to show cause in Morin versus Morin and granted the plaintiff 10 days to file an amended complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arexina Morin
Philip Morin
Ginash
Dave
Basement construction at Li eran church by surmexian members
Members of the surmexian Li eran church work in a basement under the Building. The congregation seeks additional help to complete the task quickly.
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Lieran
Lower rieste Haggincourt basket picnic Aug 8
The Catholic Order of Foresters will hold a basket picnic at Lorenz's spur on August 8 with a children’s treat as a highlight. The event, in Providence, features a Providence gathering and local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fount Haggincourt
Order of Foresters
Lorenz's Spur
Heatwave Grips New York With July Record Heat
July heat and high humidity caused widespread prostration in New York City as temperatures reached a 92 degree high, the hottest July 31 in 11 years and bringing discomfort to thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Victor Jewelry Mfg, Co
Myers Indorses
Congress
Mate van
H. L. Myers
Bitter Root
Florence
Oughout
J. M. Hitchings
Mitchell
Everett, Wash
Commercial
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Missoula, Mont
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Livingston News
Maharpry
William Mahaffey
Craig
Bourquin
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Herman & Reedikers and
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Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Bell
Ina
M. J. Walsh
East Park Street
Joseph Richards
Pute
Elks and Hermanns
Pwitown Witt
Win Pem EN
Hamilton News
Amos Pinchot
Preast
Ar—Rerey Witmer
Presserk
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F.C. Ashall
London
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Hooge
Ypres
Vane Age
Vosges
Lingekopf
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Barrenkopf
Frieburg
Lomeen
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Lublin
Chelm
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Butte News
George
Kam Tha Gaur
Nichola
King George
Car Nicholas
Eimperor William
Wileach
Leggat
Anaconda News
Louis Canvin
Jim Lynch
Phil Fitzmaurice
Reamond Resnanan
Hert Fitch
Mike Drachman
Fred Burr Lake
Bliss Helen O'Neil
Spokane
D.C. Scott
H. McNeil
North Yakima
Wash
Ne 'Jameson
Ames
Towa
Renna Bell Young
J. M. Lawso
H. G. Cloyd
Southern Cross
F. E., McCune
E. J.nordburg
Warm Springs
George W. Sycks
Carter
H. J. Voyer
John Grimes
Fowler
James I Bryan
Edmonton
Alberta
J. 1 Rowe
Otion Sustaene
Lower Rieste
Providence
Colonial Line
Concord
Exeter
Narragansett Hay
Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company
Anaconda Brewing Co
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