Creamery Picnic Draws Stevensville Crowds Next Thursday
Stevensville gears up for the eighth annual creamery picnic with plans for a livestock parade at 10 am, speeches by former Senator Dixon and Prof. G J Martin on rural and consolidated schools and dairying, free ice cream and buttermilk, a Missoula Highlanders versus Stevensville ball game, a ducking contest with horses, track and field events, an illuminated automobile parade, and a grand ball hosted by the Stevensville Poultry association.
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Stevensville
Ith
Norris
Deer Lodge
Dixon
Munity Development
Pr. Logan
G. J. Martin O
Brevensville
Missoula
Montana
Stevensville Poultry Association
Deer Lodge Notes and Local Travel Notices
Deer Lodge columns detail visits to the old Darlington home in Wisconsin, remodeling of a stone building near Larabie Bros bank, and leasing to a clothing firm. Mrs. Gutlette returns from Sand Point Idaho, with Pend Oreille Lake memories. many locals embark for Clearwater country and East Lake City on business or travel plans. The community chronicles arrivals, departures, hotel changes, mining notes, and social visits across Deer Lodge and nearby towns.
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Deer Lodge
Aug. S
D. Kirkes
Darlington
Wis
Larabie Bros Bank
W. F. Gutlette
Sand Point
Idaho
Penddorielle Lake
Freq Vanton
William Gibler
Clearwater Country
Twin Bridges Improves Institute and Town Works
At a Friday executive board meeting for the late orphans home contracts were awarded for hospital work and a children’s cottage foundation with bids around 3223.49 and 1966 respectively, the cottage set for next year at about 20000. The town council approved extending sidewalk improvements with crosswalks, while Hydeman is injured after a motorcycle incident. The cemetery association installs a water tank and irrigation for trees, Frank Grapa oversees. The Dairy area house and owner Lott plan to settle permanently. rainfall drought delays harvest by up to a week. Farm elevator directors elected including A Ainder, James Darnutter, William Stewart, and others.
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Orphans’ Home
William G. Reed
Dillon
Fred Nmers
Crest & Root House
Am Hydeman
Silver Star
Hydeman
Twin Bridges
End
Twin Bridges Independent
Association
Beeun
Frank Grapa
Mr. Tott
Mr Lott
Harvedey
Farmers’ Elevator Company
For Ving
A. A. {Inder
James Darnutter
Willian Stewart
A. R. Smith
J. C. Sledenflicker
A. J. Wilcomb
William Runnel Neat O'Donnell
Putte
Spring wheats give better yields here
Washington Aug For the benefit of Montana as well as North Dakota farmers the department of agriculture announced Williston North Dakota results of long tests. Spring wheats outyielded winter wheats with Durum highest among spring types except dry years. Kubanka, Duplan, and Power F1 led in yields, while oats barley and rye results showed Abundance Lincoln Siberian and other midseason oats performing best.
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Washington
Montana
North Dakota
Department of Agriculture
Willston
NPD
Hantern Montana
Lincoln
Siterian
Kherson
Kurak
Local Renaming and Work Shifts Reported Nearby
Spent several days at the family lane near Tronrod. Fred Sommers the contractor has gone to Alder with a crew of men and Sill immediately begin the work of erecting a schoolhouse near Ruby. O. Dale, formerly Ely dairy operator, moves his family to upper Madison. W. C. Bettes and family visit. F Jenkins returns to Denver. Charles Whipple resigns after two months as county road grader due to an injury to his side.
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Tronrod
Fred Sommers
Alder
Ruby
O. Dale
Ely
Madison
Finch
W. C. Bettes
Pen
Rn Mee
F. Jenkins
Denver
Charles Whipple
Ping
Settler Finds His Claim Worthless Under Power Site Rules
Washington area reports that a settler, Thomas H Harding, was denied a homestead claim for a Salmon River parcel after the land was withdrawn for water power sites. The interior secretary upheld the withdrawal, noting geological data showing the river’s fall and low flows could support power development, leaving Harding’s farm access and value uncertain amid Westward policy. The piece also mentions regional irrigation, mining activity, and settlers seeking new homesteads in nearby counties.
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Washington
The
Standard
Secretary of the Interior
Thomas H. Harding
Land Office
Township
Range
Salmon River
Halley Land District
Iaho
Harding
Ind
Geological
Keatogical Survey
Garrison News Update on Resident Visits and Local Activity
Aug 7 report notes Winegardner of Glendale Arizona completed week long inspection of northern properties and returned home. Deer Lodge visitors include Stuccor and family visiting Mrs G B Aldrich. Brief mention of local social and personal visits with scattered names and incomplete lines.
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Winegardner
Glendale
Ariz
Deer
Lodge
G. B. Aldrich
Mt. Saete
Belgrade News notes plan for county agricultural day
A Friday meeting in Belgrade discussed arrangements for the county agricultural day in October. Governor Stewart was invited to deliver an address in Relrad, with strong interest and plans for entertainment and premium lists under way. Pauline McWay Hortense Kirsch Roseman and Mrs. Charles Hardy provided recital support at the Auditorium Friday evening.
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Begrade
Rotaun Couney
Stewart
Gatitin Valley
G Stewart
Mise
Pauline
McWay
Mise Hortense Kirsch
Roseman
Charles Hardy
William Decker
Madison
Pesturry
Wade Gilmer
Marshall
Avon Boy Killed After Pony Fall in Avon
A Deer Lodge report says Clarence Spear and a boy fell when a pony shied on a hill near Avon. The boy suffered a broken neck, skull fracture, broken arm in two places, and two broken ribs and died. Funeral was held from the Methodist church in Avon with many friends attending.
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Jodie
Avon
Clarence Spear
Clarence
Albert Bien
Clare
Folin “Spear
Deer Lodge
Relatives Visit and Travel Notes In Bozeman
Relatives stay in the homes of W. T. and C. W. Gilmer while en route to Deer Lodge. Miss Delia Barnard left yesterday for Helena to visit kin and friends. Mew and Mrs. Henry Raman are back from Yellowstone park. Mrs. EA Weast, Mrs. J H Quigtee, Mrs. Henry Scheytt, R A Nun folly, Mrs. C W Hardy, and Mr and Mrs Charles Miller were all in Bozeman yesterday.
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Mile Waukee
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Dunque
Low Timothy Downey
Pit Sullivan
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Warren Kelley
Butte
Charles Mason
Earl Smith
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Moltie Lacy
Anna Werner
Mostn Wis
Pacific
Islade
Rock Creek
Femi
Relatien
Namin
Hutte
Iain
Ian Tee
Sita Tara Eward
Hislenn
Senna
George Soule
Hallowton
Asmar Winn Bloom
Ature
iDickineon
Ty Che
Otto Lowen
Poland
Spokane
Meher Mont
K. Foltz
Archie Worthington
Ge Martin
Munis
Awaukee
Sig MU Powell
Pything Hill
Brace Tay
Ar. Mau
Seattle
Ull Land
Spasile
Mra
Spayde
Set
Aire
Wo Jackson
Ol Reder
Attiwetikee
Beat Ma
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Touet Dieveich
Deer Linde
Ranuel
Cheeney
Ruth
Hayes
Sunina
Mrafonia
Franke Walters
Twin
Falls
Wee Eested
Sandy
Ravi
Meade
Pailipsburs N
W. T
W. Gilmer
Delia Barnard
Helena
Mew
Henry Raman
Yellowstone Park
EA. Weast
J. H. Quigtee
Henry Scheytt
R.A. Nunfolly
C.W. Hardy
Mea
Charles Miller
Boze~ Man
Manhattan News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and Travels
Local items note Willis B C returning from California to run a new grain office for G. R. Powers, Columbus-bound visits by Mr and Mrs Louis Le Lacheur, a Madison dam outing by Rev Hess and Rev Barton, the Bernard family moving to Anaconda, Jacoby at the city council meeting, plans for a cement seawark at Alten brand park, Dr and Mrs W H South visiting Bozeman, and several residents handling haymaking and family reunions amid miscellaneous town news.
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Manhattan
Aug
Madison Dam
Teta
Vesta Bernard
Anaconda
Scalar Jacoby
Alten~ Taand Park
Harry Alten Brand
W. H. South
Bozeman
Lewistown News Notes Local Visits and Deaths
Gustave Lehman the Pueblo Episcopal minister visits Lewistown to see his mother Mrs. Charles Lehman sister Mrs. Austin Warr and brothers. Leonard and accomplices released after contempt case. A Maiden mining veteran of the S0s dies aged about 60 at Gilt Edge. Funeral set for tomorrow at Gilt Edge. Knights of Pythias plan fraternal visit to Rendall next Wednesday with Lewistown lodge degrees to be conferred.
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Wistown
Aug
Thearev
Gustave Lehman
Pueblo
Col
Charles Lehbuen
Austin W. Warr
Lehman Will
Lewistown
AN. P_ Coyle
Guy
With & Leonard
Rendall
Lewistown Knights
Michael M. You
Marriages and local notes feature Hamilton Augus area
Hamilton News reports a midweek wedding at Darby with Rev. Main Blink officiating and plans for the couple to reside on the Blythe ranch. The item also notes Seattle telegraph operator Joe Mise, various travels to Wahuee Idaho, and ongoing local social and legal happenings including an inquest, fishing outings, naturalization grant, and a preemption claim final proof.
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Ainichne
Stevens
Walter Long
Fom
Athion
Neb
Frank Ritchie
Ea Crawford
Missoula
J.C. Conkey
Watsonville
A. Gorden
Joiney Jones
Moving Picture Tax Declared Unconstitutional in Court
In Great Falls Judge J B Leake rules the theater license tax under Chapter 1 of the thirteenth legislative nation to amend section 2758 revised codes is unconstitutional for lacking a proper title reference. The Sexton Show company challenged Falls city license as revenue driven not police supervision and the court bars further collection of such license taxes.
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Aug. S
J.B. Leake
Sexton Show Company
Great Palle
Thirteenth Legislative Nation
City of Falls
HPN Moving Picture Hi
Sexton Theater
Cig
Three Drownings Reported in Yellowstone River
Three men drowned in the Yellowstone River this afternoon. John Morrissey, 18, unable to swim, slipped beyond his depth. his companion, nephew of Mrs. Fratt, was among the victims. Also drowned were William Tunney, 73, from Hysham, and a Beleian beet worker near town.
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Aug
John II. Morrissey
David. Fratt
Mon
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone
William "Kunney
Hysham
Here
Tunney
Thutte
Montana wool season nears end in Great Falls auction
Great Falls reports the Montana wool season winding down with only one small clip sold at auction. Bids on three other clips were rejected for low prices as buyers depart for headquarters. Northern Montana buyers have already moved on, and shipments continue. Prices paid in the region run far above 1913 levels, ranging from 320 to 320.
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Montana
Tasterm
Siang Aiop
Panchers in a Fight Ends in One Slain Near Billings
Aug. near Billings Montana a dance ended in violence when rancher S J D Berry was shot and killed by fellow rancher Van Lewis. Lewis surrendered to authorities as the case unfolded amid sparse details from the scene north of Terry.
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Billings
Aug
J. D. Berry
Terry
van Lewis
Lewis
The Price of Success and Neurasthenia Treatment
An ad-style piece argues neurasthenia stems from stress over success, urges blood-building through Dr Williams Pink Pills, notes anemia link, and promotes two free books from the Williams Medicine Co of Schenectady, NY.
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Willams
Drasuist
Advertising in leading dailies to build interest
A quotation emphasizes paying interest to the public through messages in newspaper advertising columns. It notes that the proper place for the message is the advertising columns of major daily newspapers and directs readers to contact the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York for information.
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American Newspaper Publishers’, Association
World Building
New York
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