Unclear jail inmate Gerard Donohue held in Bozeman
Dec 4 Bozeman reports Gerard Donohue arrested at Blanchard Ranch on West Gallatin and brought to town. Deputies Anderson and Thurston describe marked insanity symptoms. Donohue, calling himself a U S marshal, claimed arrest powers and demanded fines, then paid with a check that bounced. He says he lived with Indians and ran a “Silent Medical care” program claiming cures for tuberculosis, cancers, and hookworms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yman
Gerard Donohue
Blanchard Ranch
West Gallatin
Bozeman
Donohue
Sherif
Shard Ranch
United States
Bozemen
Dillon Lecture Attendees Praise Montraville Wood Talk
Montraville Wood spoke at the normal auditorium to a well attended crowd praising his discussion of the "Torpedo With Ears" as one of the best talks here. The Dillon band opened with a concert at the public school auditorium and the saxophone quartet impressed the audience. Proceeds from events support the Red Cross. A court verdict awarded Myrtle Brown $250 against Della Ayers for alienated affection. A marriage license issued to Harry Best and a local county commission session with routine bills were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montraville Wood
Myrtle Brown
Della Ayers
C. Schuech
Missoula
Uni
Italy
Red Cross Society
Win L. Norris
Great 18
J. P. Lossl
Frank Ibaker
Werhead
Eastern Star
Harry Vna Best
Argenta
Board of County Commissioners
McKnight
Deil
Joseph Shaw Wisdom
Theodore
H. Blair
Butte
Lewistown Officials Appoint Local Appointees and Donations
Lewistown December 4 Roy Crom, newly commissioned Army lieutenant, fills vacancy left by Barker. Fred Skalicky named justice of the peace replacing the late K. H. Foley. Thomas Hayden appointed to census Winnett and H. E. Geis Winnett to assist. Al Hyneke donates about 90 dollars to Fergus County Relief for soldiers, largest gift yet. November fees at Clerk and Recorder Wheaton set record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Roy C. Crom
J. W. Barker
Squnty
Barker
Fred Skalicky
K. IH. Foley
Skalicky
Hyneke
Nndefense
Wheaton
Montana Boys for Annapolis wins two vacancies
Senator Walsh of Montana named four nominees to the U S Naval Academy to fill two vacancies Noel G Colly Theodore L Ramsey Lyman Gill er and Marvin B Rift alternates Robert E Norris and K Arnold Enders Great Falls Helena Whitefish and Fort Belnap names listed Felix Ballard Pioneer of Jefferson City dies at 66 after pneumonia in Helena his widow in San Francisco and brother Elias Ballard survive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Senator Walsh
Montana
Annapolis Naval Academy
Noel G. Colly
Kalispell
Theodore L. Ramsey
Lewistown
Lyman Giller
Butte
Marvin B. Rift Kalispell
Robert E. Norris
Great Falls
K. Arnold Enders
John E. Dillon
Whitefish
John J. McCarthy
Fort Lalternates
Felix Ballard
Helena
Jefferson City
San Francisco
Elias Ballard
Water plant delays hit Livingston as pipe shipments scarce
Livingston faces possible indefinite delay on its new municipal water plant as shipments of pipe remain unavailable. The city also reports local civic notices including appointment of Harry W. Dyer to the exemption board and updates on Park County school additions, a forgery charge, a soldier’s court sentence, a marriage, and a missing draft man who surrendered in Concordia according to recent reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Niles
Thomas Mahoney
Seventh Cavalry
Yellowstone
National Vk
A. P. Stark
J. J. King
State
James Scott
Associated Press
Vetner
Jamestown
Fived
W. If. Berner
Northern Pacific
Henry Exk
Park County
Camp Funston
Three Forks News School Clubs Open Post Holiday
Three Forks marks reopening after vacation with two new clubs. A poultry club for boys will be led by Mr. Christopherson to guide home chicken care, while a bread club for girls operates in domestic science under Miss Stalphord. The notice also reports the death of F. Berg in Chicago, grandfather of Conrad Berg, with burial at Mount Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Christopherson
Stalphord
F. Berg
Chicago
Conrad Berg
Berg
Mount Greenwood Cemetery
M. W. Bond
Whitehall
Edna Taylor
Mabel Oliver
Norris
Thomas
Dillon
Elwood McPherson
Deer Lodge
Frank Mason Pioneer of Powell County Dies in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Dec. 4 Frank Mason pioneer resident of Powell county died at 2 p m Tuesday at St Joseph s hospital Born in Cuba in 1833 he came to Montana in 1860s and settled on Tincup creek as a rancher later moving to Deer Lodge In 1893 he married in Spain He is survived by his wife two daughters Joaquina of Missoula Mrs Percy Harnack and Emma two sons Frank Jr and Pelage Funeral to be conducted by the Masonic order with date to be announced later He was a member of the Chipper and Eastern Star
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Frank Mason
Powell County
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mason
Cuba
Montana
Tincup Creek
Spain
Joaquina
Missoula
Percy Harnack
Emma
Oll
Frank Jr
Pelage
Masonic Order
The
Chipter
Eastern Star
Telephone Traffic Across U S Cities and Towns
Statistics show over vv000 cities and towns use 9 151 211 tele phones. It is estimated that an average of $560000000 messages are sent over these lines annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paul Soelch Jailed For Sedition Talks In Lewistown
Lewistown police arrested Paul Soelch for making seditious talks near saloons urging men to join theLW and allied actions to cripple the government during wartime. He carried a TW. W. card, and his rhetoric sparked anger among saloon patrons amid warnings of unrest around Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Paul Soelch
LW. W
Anaconda
TW. W
Sugar beet prospects and mining notes from Sheridan
Sheridan near-term sugar beet interest grows with contracts for a factory within Ruby valley. Arthur W Stewart of Great Falls visits Madison county tied to the famous Butte Stewart mine lineage. mining operations at Bedford, Ramshorn, and Wisconsin creeks advance with plans for full-scale work and a new mill next spring. Marriage news from Deer Lodge reports Edward Nichols wed Mildred Moe in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Arthur W. Stewart
Great Falls
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Stewart
Butte
Arthur
Walter
Iving
Madison County
Beargulch
Ruby Valley
Carl Smith
Dillon Hospital
Smith
William Wilcox
B. J. Watters
Wisconsin Creek
Bedford mi
Ramshorn Gulch
Laurt
George Rowe
Harry
Bedford
Montana Power Company
Lne
Laurin
Oscar Lemmon
Jackson
Upper
Wisconsin
Lemmon
Sam Pritchett
Leiter
Wisconsin Gulch
Pritchett
Madisonian
Ennis and
Norris
Madison
Nichols Couple Wed in Milwaukee and Honeymoon
A local couple, Mr. Nichols son of Mr. and Mrs. J W Nichols, and the bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moe, were married in Milwaukee. He works as a mechanic in Milwaukee shops and she is employed in the Milwaukee office. They honeymooned in Seattle then will reside in Deer Lodge, with community congratulation and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nichols
J. W. Nichols
Milwaukee
Albert Moe
Deer Lodge Community Notes Amid Holiday Plans
Mrs M Ryan and Miss Evelyn Coughlin plan a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Wallace B Jones on Friday evening. Local residents visit relatives in Butte and Camp Lewis updates follow. A gymnasium program highlights school physical education with classes led by Lenore Hemmick on Wednesdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Gmnasium
College Hill
Scott
Great Northern replies in the matter of cars
Helena December 4. W J Smith general superintendent of the Great Northern writes State Fuel Administrator swindlehurnt that the road will do all it can to prevent car shortage. He says equipment has been released to fuel service and no shortage seen at various points. There is congestion in Butte and Havre but freight moves well. The railway commission held a meeting at Billings about supplying cars for the Bear Creek district. Chief stock cars have been redirected to Chicago and shipments now go to Washington and other states, making it hard to bring them back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Havre
Mision
Railway Commission For
Washington
National Defense
United States
South
Montana
Minnesota
Dakota
Increase in Livestock Rates Denied. New Rules Possible
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission denied increases on livestock rates east of the Mississippi, but authorized consideration of new minimum weight rulings that could trigger small upswings. Pat Connolly to host another Food card for his amateur athletic club at South Wyoming Street gym next Friday featuring four heavyweights and four-round bouts. In New York wrestling, Poland’s Wladek Zbysko toppled Fred Pilakomi in 20 minutes 15 seconds, while Belgium’s Pierre Labulge defeated an unnamed opponent in 23 minutes 10 seconds with a double leg hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pat Connolly
Wyoming Street
Eimnasium
Herbert Matson Avnat
Willian’ Matson
Poland
Sweden
New York
Wladek Zbyz=sko
Fred Pilakomi
Finland
Pierre Labulge
Belgium
United States to Respect Swiss Neutrality, Swiss Reaction
Geneva December reports a likely U S statement to Berne affirming adherence to Swiss neutrality. The move follows Allied precedent and is viewed favorably by Swiss political and military circles as a spontaneous American policy gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss
Geneva
Dec
Univn States
Berne
United States
Vocational Training Act To Be Put Into Operation
Helena December 4 The state board of education ratified the federal id act and raised the salary of Walter Shobe superintendent of the state orphans home from 150 to 200. It outlined policy on vocational training promising Smith Hughes act aid only to schools showing location and need. The plan allocates 30000 15000 federal and 15000 state funds for teacher training and salaries at the state agricultural college and for home economics and industrial subjects with emphasis on employment outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural College
All Star Football Roster Expanded For Coast Artillery Clash
Two more players join the all star lineup ahead of Sunday game with the Washington Coast Artillery at Columbia Gardens. Hagar Wilde will guard and George Swan will play tackle, strengthening a defense that already ranks among the best. Tickets on sale at local outlets. kickoff at 2:20 pm with prompt start to allow soldiers to return to Andesa barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Coast Artillery
Ween
Butte
All-Stars
Coast Artillermen
Green's
Merkle's
Rialto Cigar Store
Phil Gillis
Marquette Poolhall
Andesa
British Empire area and population figures cited
The article estimates the British Empire covers about 11.4 million square miles with over 410 million people. It states the known surface of the globe is around 55 million square miles and 1.7 billion inhabitants, noting the empire accounts for more than one fifth of both area and population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Baseball magnates plan joint session on war time rules
Chicago officials report National and American league owners will meet December 13 to set a war time program. Proposals include reducing the player limit to 18, shortening training to two or three weeks, adopting a 140-8 schedule, and collecting a 10 percent war tax. Herrmann and Johnson predict unity will smooth disputes and help baseball survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herrmann
Cincanati National
National Baseballlommission
Johnson
The
America Rman
New York
Coleagues
Presiden Johnson
Cleveland
Clevelan
National League
TENER Is aPros New York World League Opposition Declared
John K. Tener president of the National League announced he opposes an 18 player rule as urged by August Herrmann. He has not heard of a fixed date for a joint meeting of the two major leagues, though one club owner has suggested a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tener
New York
John K. Tene
National League
Tonigs
August Herrmann
Ns Tonal Commission
Bowling Statistics and League Standings Report
Federal league bowling figures from Walnut street alleys list team standings with total pins led by Turt Case 18,479 Crescents 18,046 and Frost & St Jean 17,745. High averages include Stanich 172 Sullivan 173 Barnard 166 Brunnell 159 and Jeste 159. Patchers beat the Croatians 2,417 to 2,373 in Anaconda league action at Walnut street alleys Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
John Small
Turt Case
Crescents
Frost & St. Jean
Anaconda Brewing Company
Lawer & McGrath
Ceramis
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific
Stanich
Sulivan
Barnard
Bartin
St. Jean
Fitchner
Smal
Lock
Jeste
Brunnell
Leo
McLaughlin
Butchers
Patchers
Wenger
Schlicting
Petritz
Mikieh
Vis
Ugrin i
B.s R
Efentins
B. A. & F Crandall
Lantin
Loga
Bowers Z
New York
Madison Square Garden
Madona
Hello
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unque
Dillon News
Lewistown News
Annapolis
Swindlehurst
Garneld
Ross
Coal Committee
Conta
Livingston News
Statistics
Sheridan News
M. Ryan
Mise Evelyn Coughlin
Ain
Wallace B. Jones
Gordon
Ira
Joneon’ Spence
Robert’ Martie
HA. Boemeke
Mores
Av C Lindesey
Thompson
T Presbyterian Church
Mandan
N. D
John Peterson
W. McGhee
Drummond
Derr Lodge
Oliver
Camp Lewis
Blood of
Avon
Dover
Bridge
H. & Wade
Pressbyterian
Ars
W. Nichole
Lourie
Frank ‘Trask
Raymond
Sheridan, Mont
Herndon
Nome
Lewis A’ Ripley
Aero Squadron
Kelly Field
Texas
New York Stock Exchange
Liberty
Great Northern
Connolly Club
Board OF Education
University OF Montana
Arthur - Jve
George Griffin
Vickery Hennels
By Briggs
Maryland
Trivune Atwee
Ciew York Tribe
ING
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!