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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1919
Page
9
Mrs. W. J. Beall, a prominent Montana pioneer, is noted as the first white woman to settle permanently in Bozeman. Arriving August 1, 1864, she lived 51 years in one Bozeman home and has long been a leading member of the Gallatin County Pioneers Association. She is serving her second term on the association’s leadership.
Bozeman hosts a delegation of seasoned pioneers and members of the Gallatin County society. The county organization counts 100 members who arrived in Montana before 1864, meeting eligibility rules. Notables include Mrs B L Huston a two term state president of the Montana Federation of Women’s clubs and Walter Cooper the first president of the Gallatin County society organized in 1893. Plans proceed to convert the homestead lot into a municipal playground.
Oskar Nystrand was arrested by Officer Howe after tossing paper on Butte streets and claimed a divine message to preach to sinners. He sought to leave the city but feared heavenly wrath if houses remained, while Robert Weaver faced vagral charges at an uptown cafe. Judge Grimes set bail at 100 dollars. case to be tried this morning.
A brief, fragmentary note references exceptions to a rule involving China. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear context, names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Willam Deasey of Sappington recalls becoming Virginia City's first marshal in 1866 as road agents were hunted by the vigilante group. He mentions John Gallagher’s bold hanging and notes Deasey witnessed the era, later living on a Sappington homestead as a pioneer.
Sports meet planned at Columbia Gardens with free transport for attendees. Eight prizes in events including running jumping shot put and discus awarded. director Re will travel from Butte to Helena to resume duties as physical instructor.
Seattle visit by Ryan, head of Fruit Company, lauds Butte firefighters for dangerous work near high voltage lines. He notes no injuries among firemen and commends their courage as flames and heat threaten a warehouse fire.
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