Pioneer Celebrates 64th Anniversary in Bozeman
In Bozeman on August 28 Mrs A D Bull of West Roch Street marked her eighty fourth birthday and sixty fourth wedding anniversary with a family dinner hosted by her son Fred W Bull. Gifted notes from relatives and a bouquet from the Housekeeper club highlighted the day.Mrs Bull, born in Granville Ohio, has lived in Montana 43 years. Her late husband left five children, fourteen grandchildren, and sixteen great grandchildren. The Bull children include Harriet Hutton Jeffers, Nellie Bower, Horace Bull, and May Bull Madison County superintendent.
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Bozeman
A.D. Bull
West Roch Street
Montana
Fred W. Bull
West Story Street
Housekeeper Club
Bull
Granville
Ohio
Harriet’ Hutton
Jeffers, Jent
Nellie’ Bower
Horace Bull
Butte
Miss May Bull
Virginia City
Madison County
Local Visitors and Travels Ripple Through Boulder Area
Boulder news notes a flurry of visits and inspections including W W Cheeley of Montana News Paper association in Great Falls and post office inspector T Jefferson from Billings. Several residents travel or entertain, with Esther Larsen visiting, Katherine Krohn in Helena, Floods visiting relatives in East Helena, and others listed among hospital stays and family visits.
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Boulder
W. W. Chee +ley
Montana’ News Paper Association of
Great Falls
Boulder Springs
T. Jefferson
Billings
Elkhorn
Basin
Olaf Lund
Episcopal Church Guild
Esther Larsen
Livingston
Lilah Halford
Katherine Krohn
Helena
George Poore
Frank Flood
East + Helena
Laurie Slosson
Billy
Anaconda
Nels Larsen
Jon’ Louie
Mabel Wills
Surat
Hutte
Mr. Parker
St. John's Hospital
Helens
Hugh McConnell
Hines
Louise Roethkerer
Tower City
N. D
Esther Lewis
Miss Ethel Beever resumes post after vacation in Dawson
Ethel Beever of Roundup has resumed her position at the state school while spending her vacation in Dawson. She visited Boulder on Sunday with Mrs. A H Elein.
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Dawson, D
Ethel Beever
Boulder
A. Helein
Old Man Gremp Douts On Pence In Ohio Parades
In Bellefontaine Ohio two men from the state joined Marion and Dayton parades honoring the presidential nominees. They carried the nickname Old Man Grump and wore an Uncle Sam costume. One man, Foughty, announced indecision about voting in November and mentioned possibly visiting Germantown to seek the Prohibition party nominee Reverend Dr Watkins.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Marion
Dayton
United States
Harding
Cox
Wattkins
Prohibition Party
Successful Candidates of Ravalli County Named
Hamilton Aug 28. Primary election results list State representatives Democrats B Calkins Maggie Smith Hathaway Republicans R A O Hara N Lyman Sheriff Democrat Ralph B Laws Republican Clarence Hogue Clerk and Recorder Democrat Mary Hall Republican Anthony Ork Treasurer Cates Clerk of Court Q Adams Assessor Democrat Republican Robert County Attorney Democrat Tucker Republican Taylor Zella Fitz Republican John Commissioner Democrat B E Smith Republican Bob Harper Public Administrator Democrat D W Binkerd Republican Schools Rethel Irwin no opponent Coroner H D Brown Republican Judges Democrats McCulloch Duncan and Bsoncon Republican George T Boggs Lentz F C Webster Dr Herbert Hays.
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Hamilton
B. Calkins
Maggie Smith
Hathaway
R. A. O'Hara
Lyman
Ralph B. Laws
Clarence’ Hogue
Mary 8. Hall
Anthony Ork
Cates
Republic
Q. Adams
Robert
Tin “Tucker
Republicmes
D. Taylor
Zella
Russell Co Fitz
John Commissioner
B. E. Smith
Bob. Harper
D. W. Binkerd
D. of
Rethel Irwin
H. D. Browning
Republicard
McCulloch, Duncan and
Bsancon
George T. Boggs
Lentz
F.C. Webster
Herbert Hays
Two Men Arrested in New York for Alleged Kissing Park Vice
Police report two men were arrested in New York on charges linked to kissing people in public parks at night. Victims claim the men kissed both men and women, a pattern described as preference. The case worsened when one man kissed a park officer in the dark.
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New York
Republicans of Montana Vote Sept. 11 Convention Call
Montana Republicans will meet in Helena on Saturday Sept. 11 to frame a state platform elect a chairman and carry out other business. The call issued by Tressler and Frank A Hazelbaker outlines representation by law limited to candidates for offices and those nominated at the recent primary. The convention will adopt the state platform select leadership and address routine party business.
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Montana
Helena
Tressler
Frank A Hazelbaker
Republican State Central Committee
Congress
State Legislative Assembly
State Central Committee
Reward Offered for Wayward Girls Case in Australia
Sheriff L Locker issued posters offering 200 reward for Kathleen Quinn missing since August 15 with Iva Morgan and Francis Carpenter from Logan. They left in Quinns light touring car and were believed headed toward Canada where the man is accused of running whiskey. Mrs Quinn is prostrated by her daughter's disappearance.
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Aus
L. Locker
Kathleen Quinn
Iva Morgan
Francis Carpenter
Logan
MF Quinn
Canada
Local News Digest from Hamilton on August Trip Changes
Dr. Nelson of Chicago surveys Hamilton for a new practice location while residents relocate for better schools and time off. Families like Hoffmans, Gordons, Conkeys, and Gilrays travel to Spokane and Sault Ste. Marie for schooling and visits. Local events include a railroaders picnic in Polson, teachers meeting in Bozeman, and Yellowstone park trips.
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Hamilton
Nelson
Chicago
C. ‘T. Hoffman
Charline
Spokane
G.A. Gordon
J.C. Conkey
William Gilray
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Gordon
Conkey
Medicine Springs
Imogene Jones
Frances Scholz
Polson
Missoula
Schot
D.C. Gray
California
Edith Thompson
Los Angeles
Gazely
Ravalli
Mary Kelly
Pharsh
Contendance
State Teachers
Miing
Bozeman
Wanderer Visits Brother In Bil: 49 Years Apart
C T Kinner, who left Missouri at 18 to wander the country, spent a month with three sisters at the old Kinner home, now visiting his brother G W Kinzer in Biblings before heading to New Mexico and Pennsylvania to see relatives. He later settled in Spokane where years of travel and business brought him a comfortable fortune. He learned of relatives only after reaching Missouri.
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C.T. Kinner
Kinner
Missouri
Biblings
G. W. Kinzier
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Spokane
Senator Borah to Campaign in Eastern Cities
Senator Borah departed Boise for the eastern campaign season. He outlined plans from Sept. 15 to Nov. 8 to travel to Indiana New York and start in Indianapolis. He said he will later return west likely to Idaho and has delivered about 20 speeches in Idaho focusing on the League of Nations and restoration of constitutional government.
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Boise
Aus
William B. Borah
Cittes
Pam
Indiana
New York
Indianapolis
Idaho
League of Nations
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Pioneer
A. D. Bull
Boulder News
Gremp
Ravalli County
D. Steam Laundry Co. ‘Laundry Service
East Park St
John Republican
Conniel Is
Kinderg
Madras
Kaynee
Children’s Bloomers
Chinchilla
Hamilton News
Dora Oberton
Washington, D.C
Richard Sullivan
Miss Ora
Seattle
T. W. Bolitho
Yellowstone Park
W. P. Hall
Misoul
Neipal
Wanderer Vis Brother
Bil Inos
Borah
Uxedo
Zilo Velour
Cale
Aes
Spotten
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