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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1917

Page

8

State tax changes debated by Montana panels

Montana tax commission and state board of equalization at a joint session in Helena propose mortgage registration levy replacing mortgages tax plus creation of a permanent tax commission and an altered assessment method. Debate centers on constitution interpretation, exemptions, and budgeting as a bill drafts for the next legislature are planned.

Tax Commission State Board of Equalization Helena Montana State Tax Commission Attorney General 8. C. Fora Rermane Tax Commissin E. Leoeard Butte

Funeral for Emma Rowe Set for Monday Afternoon

Daughters of Reena announce the funeral of Emma Rowe at 1 o clock Monday. Services will be held at Trinity Methodist Church conducted by Rev HA James, with interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Family residence at 15 East Center Street serves as gathering point before procession to the church.

Daughters of Reena Fidellt Tate Emma Howe HA. “James Mount ‘Moriah

Funeral Notices and Obituaries From Local Paper

A trauma of fragmented OCR recalls funeral notices for Barbara Walsh and Richard Gurka. Barbara Walsh aged six months, beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs Walsh of 4020 Hannibal Street, died yesterday with funeral at 3 PM at the family home and interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Richard Gurka aged 48, died yesterday morning and was moved to Whites for rating parlors. the time of funeral to be announced.

Gladstone Treet Walsh Barbara HB. Walsh Hannibal Street EAS Shaayy Aternoon Mountainview

Funeral for Loretta Tobin Set for Monday Morning

The funeral of Miss Loretta Tobin will be held Monday at 10:00 AM at Walsh's Undertaking Parlors and St. Joseph's Church. Burial will follow in the Catholic cemetery. Automobile arrangements noted.

Tobin Loretta Walsh St. Soneph's

Walsh Automobile Equipment Advert

M. J. Walsh Co. offers automobile equipment and related supplies. Located with a telephone listing as a local supplier, contact for parts, fittings, and repair items.

Recruitment Surge Swells Local Military Ranks

Spokane reports 24 men sworn into US military service with 218 in the army and 86 in the navy. Montana cities supply 191 army enlistees, Washington 21, Idaho 1. Twenty two army applicants could not be accommodated and must wait until tomorrow as recruiters anticipate another large day with more Montana recruits.

Spokane United States Army Montana Washington Idaho Navy Dfkers

Mrs Welch Runs Garage As Husband Heads To Army Aviation

In Billings on December 9 Mrs Walter W Welch wife of a local garage owner and accessory dealer has learned the automobile business to allow her husband to enter the aviation corps at Fort George Wright near Spokane. He departs as she takes over the business employing a crew of mechanics floor men and sales staff. A wartime recruitment drive has surged with more than 50 men enlisting in the last day and thrift stamps drive by 100 Billings men led by John Rogers aims to push War Savings stamps and certificates past twenty five thousand dollars in weeks ahead.

Billings Walter W. Welch Fort George Wright Spokane Aviation Corps United States Army Welch Ing John Rogers

Food Commission Publishes Wholesale Price List

Helena December 9 Dr Alfred Atkinson state food controller in the city tonight en route to Great Falls to attend a meeting of Montana wholesalers announced an effort to inform the public on wholesale prices beginning tomorrow Flour sugar beans rice and bacon are named as the first items the list will show what retailers pay and let the public judge if prices are profiteering.

Helena Alfred Atkin United States Military Academy West Point Walsh Montana Anaconda Billings Bozeman Butte Dillon Glasgow Glendive Great Falls Hamilton Havre Kalispell Lewistown Livingston Miles City Missoula Roundup United States United States Senate Washington, D. C

Deer Lodge Social Notes Include Visits and Gatherings

In Deer Lodge Montana on December 9 guests include Mr and Mrs R Stevenson of Radersburg visiting Miss Della Hagerty. Bill Cosgrove spent Sunday in Deer Lodge. Thirty five girls joined the Children of Mary Sodality at Immaculate Conception church and a luncheon followed at St Mary academy. Henry Berg of Ringling visits sister Mrs Guy Bliss. Miss Lucile Nick spent the weekend in Missouri and returns. Mrs M Ryan and Miss Evelyn Coughlin hosted Mrs Wallace B Jones at Friday evening entertainment, presenting an electric grill and tea towels hemmed by the young ladies. Miss Mary Reardon of Butte visits Deer Lodge friends. Asa Elsworth of Helmville is in town on business.

Deer Lodge R. Stevenson Radersburg Mont Della Hagerty Bill Cosgrove Deer Lode Children of Mary's Sodality Immaculate Conception Church St. Mary’ Academy Henry Berg Ringling Guy Bliss Lucile Nick Missour M. Ryan Evelyn Coughlin Wallace B. Jones Jones Mary Reardon Butte

Kenney's Goat Wild Mark New Trail to National Park

A historic Kenney goat trademark for the Great Northern railway will mark a highway from Minneapolis and St. Paul to Glacier National Park. The goat now appears on boxcars and mirrors the Glacier Rocky Mountain goat seen by visitors.

National Park Kenney Great Northern Railroad William P. Kenney Minneapolis St. Paul Glacier National Park Great Northern Railway Rocky Mountain

Food administrator on the high cost of fish

The Montana market faces higher fish prices due to a 26 percent drop in halibut production. Federal and state officials discuss shortages, shipping changes, and substitutions to ease prices. Oregon and Washington officials note winter fishing limits and plans for next season to relieve pressures.

Tom T Montana Northwest Portland Seattle The Food Administration Federal Administration To- Pal Washington Portand Str Newell Oregon Saya

Farm Sale Near Denton Tops Fifty Thousand Dollars

Frank Chamber of Denton sold an 840 acre farm near Denton to Scott and Hamilton of Nebraska for over 50 000 dollars. M J Boyd former Forest Grove agent is now permanent Milwaukee agent at Winnett. Ahern of Alhambra Cal pioneer of the count is critically ill. Judge Roy Ayers grants divorce in Lillian Smith vs A L Smith citing cruelty and desertion. married in 1918 at Vancouver Wash. Joe Finn of Forest Grove arrested under espionage act. McConochie says three witnesses confirm remarks opposing the war. Finn to appear before a federal grand jury at Great Falls in February.

Lewistown Frank Chamber Denton Scott & Hamilton Nebraska M. J. Boyd Forest Grove Milwaukee Winnett United Alhambra Cal Ahern California Roy Ayers Lillian Smith A. L. Smith Dan Henley Stewart McConochie Wilson Germany McConochie Corre Finn Gamends Great Falls

Dillon Sees Two Enlistments and Farewell Dinner

Dillon, Dec 9. Two local boys Albert Gelhaus and Walter J. Mexinney left for Missoula to join commands. George Gosman heads to Spokane with friends Casey Jones William Ross Joseph Fuller. Nearby, Miss Marion Fergus wed Eber Badcon, Camp Lewis. Beaverhead club rooms display national colors as members mark patriotic spirit.

Dillon Missoula Albert Gelhaus Walter J. Mexinney Otto Gosman George Spokane William Ross Casey" Jones Joseph Fuller George Gosman Marion Fergus Normal College Eber Badcon Camp Lewis Badcon Prac Heatly Beaverhead Club

Coal price reductions set by city officials and reps

Coan rie Dillon and Warren E. Dick of the United States Fuel Administration met with local fuel officials and dealers. After talks with Mayor Gilbert and railroad representative, coal prices for two ton lots were set: Wyoming run of mine 1.75, prepared 8.75, slack 6.88. Utah run of mine 8.25, prepared 8.66, slack 7.75. Montana run of mine 8.00, prepared 8.90, slack 6.55. A 25 cent surcharge on one ton lots applies. This marks a notable price reduction for the city.

Dillon Warren E. Dick United States Fuel Administration Washington Local Fuel Administration Frank Hazebaker J. E. Monroe F. M. Poindexter Gilbert Wyoming Coal Utah Montana

Knights of Pythias to Initiate Bozeman Members in Ceremonial

Bozeman plans are set for the Dokey ceremonial on December 15 as the Knights of Pythias move to establish a Bozeman temple with a large initiation class. A. M. Brandenburg leads the arrangements with Ray Lomas helping secure a caravan for the event. The meeting will be at the Hogan block hall, after the lodge moved into the new rooms with library and club facilities. sixteen applications have been filed since reopening.

Bozeman Knights of Knights of Pythian Montana Ray Lomas al Hoosayn Temple Dramatic Order Knights of Korassan Pythgoras Lodge

Probate petition filed for Col Stephan Atkinson estate in Great Falls

Great Falls district court hears a probate petition valuing the Atkinson estate at 106200 with 52 in cash and real estate stocks and bonds. Executors W M Cockrill A C Route Jahn and Mattie Atkinson warned to wind up in ten years. Five siblings named as beneficiaries share and share alike.

Great Falls Stephan Atkinson W. M. Cockrill A.C. Route Jahn Mattie Atkinson Cascade County George Youska First Artillery of Colorado Youska Denver District Court Charles F. McArdle Harry R. Forney Rodney B.kenoyer McArdle

Soldier letter from Twin Bridges日 Will iam Donovan at Fort George Wright

Twin Bridges December 8. A copy of a letter from William Donovan at Fort George Wright Spokane who enlisted at Twin Bridges. He details training, meals, clothes, and tobacco shortages, Thanksgiving camp life, and eagerness to go east. He notes Montana recruits outpacing others and asks friends to write.

Twin Bridges William Donovan Fort George Wright Spokane Tillie” Donovan Butte Boulder Sheridan Th Leonard East West Colusa Traiway Tutte Meaderville Montana

Dude Ranch Near Dillon Considered by Wyoming Men

A group of Wyoming men, visiting Dillon, plan a rough stock ranch in the county to resemble old cow outfits. They seek quarters and outfit with chaps and quirts, offering summers in the wild west for a high price. If realized, easterners would pay for a taste of frontier life and Rockies travels.

Wyoming Rockies

Virginia City Notes Young Men Enlist and Local News

In Madison county Virginia City reports F. G. Dauterman of Alder enlisted and serves at the U S Navy training station in San Francisco. Local residents include J C Underwood of the University of Montana inspecting accredited schools, and mining and road matters discussed with county commissioners. Community events cover birthdays, funerals, farm work, and plans for winter travel, with officials named and finances current as of November 1917.

Irginia City F. G. Dauterman John F. Dauterman Alder Madison County Teavy United States Navy San Francisco Cal J.P. Lewis Thompson Pony Anna Margaret Cullen Virginia City J.C. Underwood Economics Department The University of Mon Missoula Accredit William ©. Thompson Barton’ Gulch Virginia ‘City Anaconda Cameron Madison Valley Thomas ‘Thexton Warne Dewey Davies Barton Gulch Nat J. Davis Lyon George Carbeck Alfred Storey Luther Storey Board of County Commissioners Bert G. Paise Twin Bridges Frank Metzel Peter Grant Robert Vickers George E. Gohn Ben Stutenburg Gladys Vickers A. H. Jones Summit Hen Stusenburg Karl McKee Ais Laula Romey Mabel Comey Rl Elling Esther H. J. Foster W. N. Glase William Curnow Henry Mellott Yeurnont Homer Bosworth J. N. Lockride Frank Herrick Morse Harold Kilmer Bear Creek Amos Storey Cameston California Joni Dutlenty Alder Gulch Dullenty ML Duncan Butte Bert Mitchell Bert Maynard Jeffers Henry Steffen Mars Katherine Ennis Frank Altexeraid CW. Shawning Ennis Henry Steffen Michael Joseph Aldermehant Price Piper Virginia Cit Rom Jeffers Hugh Elliott Washington Bargaining Lyman Hi. Tennett Dillon Mary F. Bull Thomas Ruby Abs. D Madisonian Publishing Company T. E. Glick Ly Routherland Sheridan Rhytm Cave Duncan M. M. Beer Anna Vanderbeck Grace’ Hall Altha Jeffers Misa Clara ‘Tiiliston Mia Della Lansing H. M. Colwell Matt Carey Warren Gailush

Sheridan Bull Wins World Blue Ribbon At Chicago Show

Sheridan reports a local bull, Sultan's, owned by William Rhodes, captured first in the 2 Year-old Shorthorn class at Chicago’s national stock show, earning the world's blue ribbon. Rhodes, formerly a sheepman, runs Clover Meadow ranch in Sheridan's northern outskirts, boosting Madison county prestige. Other items note obituaries and local visits in the same issue.

Sheridan Chicago William ‘Rhodes Sultan's Rhodes Clover Meadow Madison County Charles Tock Fitzpatrick Santa Monica Cal California Montana Andrew Lindfors Virginia City Missoula J. M Maddison Edmonton le Hodgens McIntyre D. Cardigan Mack Peters Butte Mark Biseran Mise Mildred d R Jentry Whitehall Ashlan Harry Fo Jennings Frank Frank Staral D. Hi. Schoenfeld Inner Mark) Perrault Perrault Deer Lodge Della Lenore Corrin Joice Boulder Harry Foster Beulah Raymond Johnstone TW. Rossiter Joe Oliver Austin B.D. Maren L. C. Edwards Charlip Ham Orlin Gammel Louis Bullerdick Joseph Beaufle Laurin

Darroch to Move From Paradise Valley Ranch

Former Senator J. M. Darroch plans to relocate to Spokane after selling his 6,000 acre Paradise valley ranch near Livingston for 287000 including stock and hay. Alfred Brown of Detroit announces Brown Seed Co will build a large ash pea warehouse and recleaning plant with contracts for much of next year’s seed alfalfa acreage in Paradise valley. E Melotte sues Northern Pacific for 2500 over slow stock handling causing late sale and poor stock condition. Francis Ray and Carl Brooks resign from railway to join aviation corps. Mrs. Frank E. Nelson seriously ill. sister Mrs. M. West of Wenatchee arrives. Rev. Lotus Aspey of Livingston Baptist Church is seriously ill at Chico Springs. he succeeded Rev. B C Barton as pastor.

Livingston News Livingston J. M. Darroch Spokane Paradise Valley E. Melotte Park County Northern Pacific Whitehall Lotus Aspey The Baptist Church Chico Springs Mr. Aspey B.C. Barton Anaconda

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