Courts Open for August Term at Deer Lodge in State Cases
Judge George B. Winston opened the August term in Deer Lodge. Trials set without jury include cases such as Linden abandonment of wife, Moore gambling, Fountain murder, and multiple civil actions involving Walker, Gordon, Hall, McIntosh, McGillvray, Johanneson, Metcalf, Parker, and the N P Railway Co. Dates span August 31 to October 2 with various Septembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy RB. Jeffers
Carl Bergstrand
George Dryer
Railroads of the
United States
Nels Deeson
Guy B. Jeffers
Court Calendar Items Include Varied Civil Actions
A list of civil cases with party pairs and dates: Carl Bergstrand Oct 4, Solomon Dahood vs Dan & Hansen Security Co Oct 14, S L Dyer vs Harry Schurman Oct 5, Cora A Spurgem vs N P R TA Sept 29, William Richards vs A C Schilling Oct 5, Olive A Green vs H C Bohm Oct 6, Don Edwin Reeves vs Edna Reeves Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bergstrand
Solomon Dahood
Dan & Hansen Security Company
S. L. Dyer
Harry Schurman
Cora A. Spurgem
William Richards
A. C. Schilling
Olive A. Green
H. C. Bohm
Don Edwin Reeves
Edna Reeves
Railroad Fireman Drowns in Missouri River
Andrew P. Jorgenson of Minneapolis drowned while bathing with friends near Great Falls Missouri. He was 25, recently employed as a fireman on the Great Northern road and had only been in town a few weeks before the fatal incident.
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Great Falls
Andrew P. Jorgenson
Minneapolis
Policeman's Slayer Still At Large In Great Falls
Aug 2 Great Falls reports new details in Patrolman Frank Connolly murder. The automatic pistol used by the slayer was found about 200 feet from the crime scene. A general roundup of suspects emptied the police force of a workable crew.
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Great Falls
Frank Connolly
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Visitors and Relocations
Aug 2 Deer Lodge brief notes visitors to the town include Mrs. Vonnie Owings Webb arriving from the coast and staying with Judge and Mrs. Henry Valston. Warren Evans fresh from Rimini road camp visits. Otto Gerdts spent the weekend with friends. The Carroll family and Mrs. Mary L. Sharpe of Butte visited the Mary L. Kelley home. Mrs. William Wilson, with daughter at The Dalles, stays with Mrs. Albert Bien. Mr. and Mrs. Brown, guests of their daughter, plan to depart for Los Angeles. Ora Miller and party, moving to Deer Lodge, rent a cottage in Courthouse square.
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Deer Lodge
Vonnie Owings Webb
Henry Valston
Warren Evans
Rimini
Otto Gerdts
Eugene Carroll
Mary L. Sharpe
Butte
Mary L. Kelley
William Wilson
Mary Simons
Dalles
City
Albert Bien
Brown
H. C. Heinsch
Los Angeles
Cal
Ora Miller
Missoula
Courthouse Square
Mil waukee railway tied to local figures in brief notices
Readable items list numerous visits, travels and arrivals in Deer Lodge and Missoula areas. Mentions Mr. Miller connected with Milwaukee railway and several families visiting relatives in Oregon, Washington and Alberta. Notables include F G Peters from Schenectady, Westinghouse rep F H Parker, and Miss Freda Johnson with a hospital admission.
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Miller
Milwaukee Railway
Ed Boyer
Edith Ramsay
Guy Jeffers
Yellowstone National Park
Margaret Beaumont
Missoula
George Baker
Oregon
Elizabeth Knopf
Deer Lodge Abstract Company
Philip Pietroch
Staton
Wash
Joseph Ernest
Deer Lodge
Arthur S. Fee
Elliston
Milwaukee
Miss Johnson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Robert Midtlyng
Edward Midtlyng
Joseph Hyde
Seattle
William Coleman
Lizzie Hyde
Great Falls
Helena
Population decline in Custer County and bank admission
Special Dispatch reports Custer county population falling to 12,194 from 14,116 in 1910, a 13.7 percent drop. The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Eureka, capitalized at 25,000 dollars with reserves of 451,388 dollars, has been admitted to the Federal Reserve system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Custer County
Census Bureau
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Eureka
Federal Reserve System
Local changes in Missoula business and weather notes
Alva H. Baird named deputy county attorney replacing former appointee now in Washington. W C G Wilkes to leave Ravalli flour mill for Northern Flour Mills Portland post. Unconfirmed reports on Great Western Sugar site purchase by Missoula Iron Works for a machinery plant. First winter wheat threshing on Flathead reservation under way near dAste with direct car shipments to Minneapolis. Wheat near Charlo expected 20 to 35 bushels per acre. Federal probe into Flathead reservation irregularities in Sharp death. evidence to be sent to county attorney. J E Poindexter of Victor dies from tick bite spotted fever. Feast of St Ignatius observed at Church of St Francis Xavier. Fort Missoula work to ready telephone system for troops due Aug 15 from Camp Kearny. Over 900 forest fires in July. 75 in last three days. Soldier Creek fire in Kaniksu forest cited as most threatening at 600–700 acres.
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Missoula
Alva H. Baird
Dwight Mason
Fred R. Angevine
Department of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Baird
Hall & Pope
W. GC. Wilkes
Ravalli Flour Mills
Portland
Northern Flour Mills Company
Northwest
Great Western Sugar Company
Flathead
John Dahlgren
d'Aste
Minneapolis
Charlo
Theodore Sharp
N. J. Perkins
Indian Affairs
J. E. Poindexter
Victor
Thornton Hospital
St. Ignatius of Loyola
St. Francis Xavier
Father Stack
S J
John Ford
James Kieley
Eighth Service Company
Signal Corps
Fort Missoula
Thirty-second Infantry
Camp Kearny
California
Soldier Creek
Kaniksu Forest
Anaconda Broker Dunnigan Sells Local Firm to Heilbronner
William H. Dunnigan sold his brokerage business to the Heilbronner company of Butte and it will operate as a branch. Emmett O'Mears of Butte will head the local unit with Bill Holly remaining as wire chief. The price was not disclosed and Dunnigan gave no plans for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. DunNigan
Heilbronner Company
Butte
Emmett O’mears
Bill Holly
Mr. Dunnigan
Bosiss
Park hotel dining room for rent in Anaconda
ANACONDA NEWS IN BRIEF lists a dining room for rent at the Park hotel located at 817 East Park. The item is part of a series of short notes including visits, travels, and local happenings such as Scouts meetings, hospital notes, and social events.
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Park Hotel
East Park
Main St
West Side
East Side
Knights of Columbus Juniors Edge White Sox 8 to 7
A local game saw the Knights of Columbus Juniors defeat the White Sox 8 to 7 yesterday afternoon. McCarver and Clifford formed the winning battery while Tidd and Kaufman pitched for the Sox. Will Savage umpired.
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Knights of Columbus
White Sox
McCarver
Clifford
Tidd
Kaufman
Sox
Will Savage
General Liggett in Wonderland at Yellowstone Park
Livingston August 2 Lieutenant General Hunter Liggett commander of the first American army overseas entered Yellowstone National Park accompanied by two staff officers today.
Utah Idaho Sugar Men Arraigned in Sugar Prosecution
Eight directors of the Utah Idaho Sugar company were arraigned in Salt Lake City on amended charges of sugar profiteering. They were granted $10,000 bond each andscheduled for a preliminary hearing Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Inclusions of Mountain States Cattle Loan Co and Twin States Petroleum
Helena August 2nd official notices list incorporations for Mountain States Cattle Loan Co of Livingston with owners L. H. Hancock George E Powell Jr and E S Powell and 2,000,000 capital with 300 subscribed and Twin States Petroleum Co of Butte with A B Howard J M Montgomery and others at 500,000 capital.
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Helena
Mountain States Cattle Loan Company of
Livingston
L. H. Hancock
George E Powel, Jr
E. S&s. Powell
Twin States Petroleum Company of
Butte
A. B. Howard
J. M. Montgomery
Paving Begins on Manhattan Road Under Federal Aid
Helena reports work has started on paving three-fourths of a mile in Manhattan under the federal aid plan. Official word comes from the state highway commission office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Manhattan
State Highway Commission
Montana Wins in Interstate Rate Decision
Helena August 2 Montana wins a victory in the advanced rate decision issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission on Saturday according to the state railway commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Railway Commission
MontAna
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis Grain Prices Show Slight Dips and Rises
Minneapolis grain market notes a 50 cent drop in flour and futures quoted for large family patents from 12.35 to 12.75 per barrel. Prices listed for bran corn oats barley rye and various sacks with small shifts across items.
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Minneapolis
Presbyterians 10 Hold Pigmig at Silver Lake
Members of the Presbyterian church and Sunday school plan their annual picnic at Silver Lake on Thursday. A special train departs B A P station at 9 a m returning from the grounds at 5 p m. Free tickets for Sunday school pupils under 12 will be issued Thursday morning at the station. Coffee lemonade sugar and cream will be provided. A large program of sports is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Silver Lake
No Desire to Be on Police Force
Peter Mee resigned after one month on the force telling Chief O'Brien he had no wish to stay. He noted personal trouble in police circles and said he preferred smelter work to wearing a Star and club, though he was well informed on local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mee
Mee
O’brien
Stars Beat Cubs By Close Margin
The Jensen Cubs lost 10 to 9 to the Lincoln Stars yesterday afternoon at the Emmet Street grounds. Brennan and Canning starred for the winners while Moran and Cameto played for the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STARS
CUBS
Jensen Cubs
Lincoln Stars
Emmet Street
Kbatteries
Brennan
Canning
Moran
Cameto
Whiskey drugged whiskey sold by Karras duo in Montana
Peter and Gust Karras were arrested today on reports from Red Lodge that they sold a man named John Viterro a drink laced with chloral hydrate and saccharine between New York and Red Lodge. The pair allegedly stole $200 and a gold watch from Viterro after the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
New York
Red Lodge
Peter
Gust Karras
John Viterro
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A Schilling & Company
San Francisco
Missouri
St. Nicholas School
Broadway
North
Seattle, Wash
Hamilton
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Harry
Billings
Yellowstone County
Wilson-for-Governor Club
Margaret Shannon
Des Moines
Iowa
E. S. Carpenter
Missouri Avenue
J. A. Morrow
Patricia
Alberta
Esther Keeley
Canada
W. E. Keeley
Pat Keeley
Martha Bensel
E. J. Eisenman
Eisenman
Bensel
Florence Pollock
William Matthews
Wilson Creek
Nevada Creek
Asa Ellsworth
Nevada Valley
Guster County
Anaconda E.'S
Dunnigan
Anaconda News
Kleinholz
Marion Conklin
Jamestown, N. D
Irene Kennedy
Katherine Kane
Thermopolis
Wyo
Boy Scouts
Echo Lake
Father Coopman
St. Ann's Hospital
A. A. Layton
Baptist Church
Layton
Anaconda
Butte Country Club
George Jackson
R. B. Abbott
W. E. Mowbray
S. T. Blair
8S. J. Crosby
Washoe Park
Pat Cleary
Cleary
Collins
Deer Lodge County
Co. E. Carriher
W. McGinley
Lincoln
Neb
9. T. Reid
Norton
Kane
W. A. Summers
Cc. L. Morey
S. M. Neeley
Ray Steele
Charles Armour
Ottawa
General Liggett IN Wonderland
Utah
Idaho
Presbyterians
Roy & Gagnier
Grocers
E. Park
North Dakota
Triumph
Empson
Libby
Florabella Toilet
Philipsburg
Pierce-Arrow
Ole Dahl
W. H. Debsiloff
F. Park
Expert Service
Anaconda Shoe Shop
Main Street
B. T. Asbury
Western Electric Co
E. Park &J
Kodak
Standard Drug Store
East Park Ave
Barns
City Drug Co
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
R. B. Lewis
Sunnyside
James H. Murphy
East Park Avenue
Owrer
Kelly & Tuchscherer
R. B. Abbott CO
J. S. Sanderson
C. A. Tuttle Co
Telephone Bell
P. J. Finnegan CO
Anaconda Florist
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