Home ownership urged to curb unrest at governors’ Yellowstone meeting
Montana leaders and fellow governors meeting in Yellowstone park say home ownership can quell unrest and bolshevism in America. They argue shorter hours and higher wages fail to satisfy, urging park extension and development, park road bonds, and better highways to link national parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park
Aug
America
Houster Thompson
Robinson
Oklahom
Sproule
Pennsylvania
Bamberger
Utah
Thompson
Townsend
Delaware
Oklahoma
H. M. Albright
Montana
Yellowstone
Glacier
Carey
Wyoming
Upper Basin
Howard
Philipsburg News Highlights Local Social and War Memories
In Philipsburg Aug 24 residents noted visits by national figures through telegrams from Lane and Mathier, with H M Albright hosting and H W Child assisting. The column lists locals traveling to Great Falls and Anaconda, Masons in town, and a wartime reminiscence of a boy who fought at Goison and joined the army of occupation in Germany. A Chautauqua season draws crowds with music and lectures, and a notable Wednesday dancing party showcased local social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
John Crawshaw
Bnight
Ee’ Rhight
Charleston
W.va
Mineey
Clayton
Claude Day
Willow
H. J. Mentilan
Anaconda
Roy "Putnam
Butt Walbroger
Ju Northey
Ay Murray
Great’ Fall
Masonic Branch Lodge
Francie Percy
Searce
Orgrteas
Hat
Goiseons
Army of Occupation
Thomas Gorman Jr
Seattle
Charles “Collins
Stas
Mises Selen Nowak
Louise Mietired
Babe Biller
Hail War
Oc Faron
Reg Sen
Ade
Provost's Band from Anaconda for Labor Day Engagement
Aavt notes the Provost's band from Anaconda is available to perform on Labor Day, with potential engagements anywhere. The message adds that travel to Anaconda is not required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provost
Anaconda
Auto crash near Virginia City injures Dullen in Montana
Fred Dullen was hurt while pushing a stalled Ford truck on the road between Virginia City and Ennis. Charles Bull in a Studebaker from Dillon could not stop on the hill and struck the Ford, knocking it off the road and injuring Dullen, who is recovering at home. The town saw a flurry of travel news as locals and visitors passed through, including plans for trips to Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks and updates on mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Fred Dullen
Ennis
Jacob Neft
Dillon
Ford
Dullen
Studebaker
Charles Bull
Fows
Dulien
William L. Murphy
Murphy- Cheeley’ Printing Company
Butte
Horace "Driscoll
C. W. Hungerford
H.C. Richmond
Making &N
Bozeman
George Davis
Twin Bridges
Sarah Hall
Cleveland
Ohio
H.C. Richmon
Lillian “Hall
Whitehall
Una Galahan
Ruth Davis
Richemona
Bert Keller
Keller
Edith
Cameron
Harry Smith
Evan Batten
Mr. Smith
Nelson’ McClurg
Con
Mary F Bull
Butte Mise
Alta Wright
I Up
Summit
Breeses
Ture
Martin Jacobson
A. B. Ogden
Norris
Jacobson
Europe
Anna’ Vanderbeck
Tacoma
Wash
Boulder
Yellowstone
Nationals Park
Chicago
Monda
Gould
George F. Gould
Glacier National Park
Gould Jr
W. J. Rowe
Sheridan
Jeffers
Herbert Hudson
Lynn Comfort
Alder
Thomas J. Lynch
Junction
Burns
Lynch
Mont
William Ward
Bert Spaulding
Bake City
Ore
Yellowstone National Park
Spaulding
L. A. Fenner
Nevada City
Eastman
Ruby
Carl Solmonsen
Eastm
Owe
W. L. Mull
Norrisch
District Court
M. R. Ostronic
Barton Gulch Mining Company
Ostronic
Marietta
Grouth
W. E. Rood
Twin Bridges Independent
W. R. Behmittroth
Madison Valley
Yellowstone Station
Park
Mount St. Charles College Installs New Executives
In Helena on August 24, Mount St. Charles college reorganizes its executive offices after Rev. Peter F. Macdonald’s promotion to St. John the Evangelist parish in Butte. Rev. John J. Tracy becomes president. Rev. Norbert Hoff is vice president. Rev. Arthur Harrington becomes prefect of discipline. Rev. Charles Scullen is treasurer. The article outlines Tracy’s notable career from Manhattan College to Harvard and his rapid rise in Catholic education, and notes growing enrollment and diverse out-of-state applicants for the college’s pre-medical, pre-law, and science tracks.
Government Exhibits At Montana State Fair
Visitors at the Montana state fair September 8 to 13 will see why Americans won victories on battlefields and how they can help at home. Displays include army navy and marine corps artifacts, plus federal exhibits on labor and agriculture showing food production as key to victory and national strength.
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United States
Montana
France
Pease
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Department of Labor
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau’ of Chemistry
Restock efforts eyed for central Montana streams
Deputy Game Warden J A Weaver says low water in Montana rivers and creeks has strained fish restocking efforts. He notes the season opener for chicken shooting on September 16, warns of previous poisoning of grain aimed at gophers, and mentions a special next year for central regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Montana
J.A. Weaver
Tosa
Court freezes Lincoln school building contract in Lewistown
Lewistown Aug 24 Judge Roy Ayers issues show cause order delaying the Lincoln school site project. Trustees must show cause by Sept 15 why a permanent injunction should not be issued amid protests over using the playground for a new building. The dispute cites public policy, alleged illegality of levy notice, and a four member school board in a district of over 8,000, where seven are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
City School Board
Lincoln School
Roy Ayers
Rancher James Rooney Found Dead in Abandoned Cabin
Miles City August 24 The body of James Rooney 43 a rancher from north of town was found in an abandoned cabin on the Charles Simpson farm about two miles from his home He had been missing since Friday and apparently died by his own hand around August 2 by placing a shotgun in his mouth and blowing his head off Local authorities found the body and are investigating the death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
James Rooney
Here
Charles” Simpson
Patee
Health Officer Warns Rural Residents To Boil Water
Health officer Allard announces a county wide water contamination risk from open sources. Residents are urged to boil drinking water and seek anti-typhoid inoculation. Air pollution from Bozeman fires adds to urban distress as seven food orders from a San Francisco reserve store exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Allard
San Francisco
Yellowstone County
Montana
Bozeman
Leroy Rice
United States Marine Corps
Rice
Sam K. Deverill
Saya
Bridger
Mont
Ernest F. Bishop
Fiftieth U. S. Engineers
France
Park county fish hatchery ships first output to Big Timber
The first output of Park county fish hatchery on the Yellowstone at Emigrant was shipped to Big Timber. Twenty cans of native trout fry, each containing 1 500 fry, will be released into Sweet Grass County streams. A burglary at James F O Connors Livingston home netted valuables valued at about 300 dollars. T J Gilbert in Shields valley grows a large stock sunflower crop for feed, with sunflowers over 10 feet tall to be stored in a silo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Gilbert
Shields Valley
Here
Montana
Appointments by Methodists Yellowstone District 1919 List
The Yellowstone district annual conference session in GlendiveMT completed appointing district superintendent Edward Smith and naming pastors and supplies across Montana towns including Butte Billings Helena Anaconda Dillon Missoula Wisely noting to be supplied in several circuits. Special appointments include John Chirgwin field agent Montana Deaconess Edward Laird Mills frontier secretary and G C Stull chaplain in US Army with centenary and conference roles outlined.
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Dillon
H. C. Humphr Drummond
Hall—Thom
Barker
Hamilton
Charles Rhoda Helena
Oakes Street
A. E. Plummer
St. Paul's
Charles D. Crouch
Lima
Lolo
A. Lucas
Meadow Creek
Louis
Ortmayer
Missoula
Jesse Lacklen
Philipsburg
Ronan
St. Ignatiue
William E. Tester
Sheridan
Ruby
St Thompson
Plains
Wilde
Nutting
T. R. Clark
Townsend and Rodersburg
C. E. Cunningham
Russell R. Kletsing
Whitehall
D. T. Penser
Winston
Marysville
Carl Knudson
Paul Adams
Montana
Legan’ College
Helena
Mont
John Chirgwin
Edward Laird Mills
Department of Frontier
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
G. CG. Stull
United States Army
Billings
Grace Quarterly
Butte
Fred ©. Kelley
M. E. Vandemark
W. L. Greer
A. G.hoover
Hen. Mecklenburg
Freeport Quarry
George Mecklenburg
Centenary
Edward Smith
Livingston
E. A. James
Miles City
Thomas Hardie
Park City
A. T. Peck
Pine Creek
W. G. Dann
Red Lodge
E. C. Bartlett Roberts
Rcuit
D. Welt Wibaux
W. H. Calvert Wilkatt
Thomas Miller
Children Find Old Flintlock Musket Relic
In Lewistown Aug a group of children uncovered an old flintlock musket left standing in a crusted, pus-s muttered condition. The relic resembled cork and appeared to be a significant curiosity amid locals, noting its aged and interesting state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction Country
Lewistown
Seven Counties In Road Association Formed At Lewistown
Aug 24 Central Montana organization formed at a Lewistown convention with officers C F Ison Roundup Tilzey Lewistown and T L Stanley Lewistown. An executive committee named W H George Cascade J A Wilson Fergus W R Felton Chateaus P Ds Scott Meagher I P Nilson Wheatland J R Carroll Musselshell Garfield county to name a representative later. Secretaries of the seven county commercial clubs will serve as publicity channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Montana
Forday
C.F. Ison
Roundup
Tilzey
T.L
Falling Tree Kill Billings Man in Sudden Tragedy
A Billings man died after a tree toppled onto him during an encounter near a bees nest. Two men were nearby seeking Boney when the accident occurred, leaving investigators to determine the exact sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boney
Trea
Congress member warns on Shantung shifts in treaty
Montana Representative John M. Evans said the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will amend the Shantung sections of the peace treaty to grant former German concessions to China instead of Japan. He warned the move will anger Japan and could trigger a new clash, saying it brings the United States and Japan closer to war than most realize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Aug
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Shantung
China
Japan
United States
John M. Evans
Montana
Evans
Mount St Charles Installs New College President
The Rev John P Tracy P D is elevated to the presidency of Mount St Charles college succeeding Rev Peter F McDonald who becomes pastor of St John parish in Butte Rev Tracy in turn is succeeded as vice president by Rev N C Hoff and Rev Dr Charles A Scullon of Helmvill e is named treasurer Tracy formerly led Manhattan College New York City A stray fragment mentions an ant and an accident near Deer Lodge with no injuries
Drawing Announced for Labor Day Golf Tournament
The Country Club sports committee announced the Labor Day handicap golf drawing last night. First round matchups include Emerson vs Farnsworth, Dean vs Wraith, Saunders vs Blair, Morrow vs Abbott, Rodgers vs Mowbray, Harrington vs Capron, Wood and Jackson drew byes. First round must be completed by Friday evening with nine holes due to time. semi finals and final to be played over the next three days with 18 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL. Emerson
C. E. Farnsworth
George E. Dean
ANACONDA CUBS ROUT SILVER GIANTS IN HARD FOUGHT SHOW
In a rough inning laden game the Anaconda Cubs defeated the Silver Giants 11 to 4 as Pete Curley recovered from a wild start to pitch solidly for the win. Spectators praised fielding as invaders chased down drives and some locals were benched. Letters remaining uncalled for at the post office for the week ended August include J Chartrand Fred Kenly Lindesmith Victor Mason and Hazel Anna Payton.
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Anaconda
Ats
Pete Curley
Fea
Silver Giants
CUBS
Men—J. Chartrand
Fred _ Kenly
Lindesmith
Ben Stor Victor Mason
Richard Ruediger
Hazel
Anna Payton
Charles Saltenberger
Jon, Swanson
William — Stofford
Nellie Ward
Edward Burke
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Labor Day
Virginia City News
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
No. 4
MT. ST. Charles
Father Macdonald
Butte Parish
Tracy
Manhattan College
New York
Harvard University
College of St. Eton Savoy
Cathedral High School
Providence
A. 1
Archbishop Dowling
St. Paul
Catholic Educational Association of
Mills
Carroll
Church “Extension Society of
St. Joseph's College
Dubuque
St. Paul Seminary
Mount St. Charles
Motana High
Idaho
North Dakota
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Montana State Fair
Billings ‘News
Livingston News
Glendive
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yellowstone District
Charles L. Bovari
Charles F. Wolfe
Avon
William Koehler
Big Blackfoot
Samuel Fletcher
Butte—Grace
Thomas A. Martin
John A. Smith
Mount
Seven Counties IN Road Association
Wat
Mack Sennett
Bluebird
NPS
Shantung Action
Mount Saint Charles
Dent
Charles
Gold Creek
Yellowstone Trail
Deer Lodge
Anaconda. News
Dark Invaders
AB. Butler
Nadeau
Ey Deh
Re Nolan
Mette Dyer
Rr Curley
Giants
Po. Fenter
É Adame
Walker
Dean
Fenty
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