Mon Pepin Will Contested in Hill County Probate
In Great Falls on December 10 authorities report that Peter Des Rosier Mary Herbert and siblings contest the will of Simon Pepin a Havre businessman who died recently valued at about a million and a half alleging undue influence by Elizabeth Myers and her mother Rose Trottier over Pepin and challenging the adoption legality of Myers with claims Pepin was a single man and disinherited others by that influence.
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Great Falls
Simon Pepin
Havre
Elizabeth Myer
Pepin
District Court
Hill County
Peter
John
Henry Des Rosier
Mary Herbert
Elizabeth Myers
Rose Trottier
Myers
Death of Mrs. W. H. Gullette at 77 in Lincoln
W F Gullette cashier at Larabie Bros bank learns of his mother Mrs W H Gullette passing in Lincoln Nebraska aged 77 after heart failure. Funeral to be held in Lincoln Friday. Gullette unable to catch the train to attend. Benson and McElroy attended a Masonic temple ceremony in Butte and had the banquet last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
W. F. Gullette
Larabie Bros’ Bank
W. H. Gullette
Lincoln
Gullette
Benson
Eth
Mecloy
Masonic Temple
Butte
Drummond News Briefs Spare Details on Local Incidents
W Waught superintendent of the Montana Central Elo ors company reported Barr of this place is in serious condition after being committed to Warm Springs last Monday. The event followed a sudden illness since last Friday. Mrs. Gus Zohler of Garrison visited at the King home in Drummond Tuesday. Guy Crandall and B B Tittwiler shipped three carloads of homes to Miles City Tuesday for European war purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey King
Guy Crandall
B. B. Tittwiler
Miles City
Engineers Elect Officers of Locomotive Engineers Division 222
The Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers division 222 elected officers and delegates to the general board of adjustment. A.C. Wilson named chief engineer and delegate, John Furlong first engineer, T. B. Knpp second engineer, VE Penske third engineer, C. 1 Goodard secretary treasurer, S. W Nugent chaplain, and other posts filled. Deer Lodge Commercial club also elected officers for 1915 with fee cut to $15 and committees named for recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce. am‘The Brotherhood "of Locomotive Engineers
Division No
Silao G
General Board of Adjustment
A.C. Wilson
John’ Furlong
T. B. Knapp
VE Penske
C. 1 Goodard
C.D. ‘Teeters
S. W Nugent
William Dean
B. J. Basset
J. Q. McClure
Joan Furlong
M. McVicker
T. B. Knapp F
Willis ‘Dean
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Commercial Club
Frank Conley
W. G. Dye
C. H. Williams
J. W. Bennett
George ‘McMullen
Farmers in No Need of Emergency Aid, Houston Declares
Secretary Houston states there is no emergency justifying government cash or credit to farmers and backs cooperative credit and land mortgage banks. He urges reform of marketing and distribution, seeks emergency funds for foot and mouth disease, and notes grain gains but declines in corn and meat output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Washington
Department of Aggriculture
Wilson
Still platting state far from completion
Helena December 10 In his annual report J Scott Harrison assistant supervisor of surveys for the United States government says nearly 240 009 acres of land were surveyed in Montana by this time next year surveying of the public domain in the zone of settlement in Montana will be finished The maximum number of parties in the field this season was six These parties surveyed a total of 74 3 miles covering 24180 acres In 193 1407 miles were surveyed in the state The average cost of the work this year was 812 a mile or approximately 4 cents an acre Much of the surveyed land was Fairroad land the expenses of surveying borne by the railroad company Although millions of acres have been surveyed in Montana the work has been carried on for a period of half a century many more years remain before the entire state is surveyed and the area unsurveyed is largely in the mountainous districts where progress is slow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
J. Scott Harrison
Warveys
United States
Aevenge
Railissh Company
Montana
el Biowen
Thountaine
Belgrade Briefs: Collins Return and Local Mining Plans
Belgrade reports Mr and Mrs C C Collins returning from seven weeks with daughter Mrs Thomas Brewington in Fromberg. Jack Black of Manhattan leases Tiger Mining Co Springhill property for two years and will start operations in Tru man canyon tomorrow. Christina Christmas tree events served by First Presbyterian and Church of the Ascension Dora with hospital operation for 24 year old Dora Clark of Penel ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
C. C. Collins
Thomas W. Brewington
Fromberg
Jack Black
Manhattan
Tiger Mining Company
Springhill
Truman Canyon
Christina Entertainments
First Presbyterian
Church of the Ascension
Dora
HL. Clark
Pennelton
Ranchers visit Harlowton as Bradigan arrives from Hilger
In Harlowton on December 10, local ranchers F. Williams of Big E, Campbell, Baxter the banker, and Peter Kichl were among those in town. FM Bradigan arrived from Hilger where he has served as Milwaukee Railroad cashier and will soon depart for Goshen Indiana to spend the winter with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Dot
F. Willams
Big
EUG
Campbell
E. C. Baxter
Peter Kichl
Bradigan
Hilger
Milwaukee Railroad
Goshen
Ind
Remy Livingston and Roy Crichton Tie Wedding Knot
Remy Livingston and Roy D. Crichton married yesterday at the Methodist church parsonage by Rev. Henry A. Tames. After a Nebraska visit they will reside in the city. The note adds a curious line about ancient Greek athletes training on cheese figs grain and warm water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Greece
Gallatin County schools show strong progress countywide
Bozeman December report details Superintendent Ida W. Davis touring rural and town schools in Gallatin County. She notes new buildings at Clarkston and Table Mountain with bright woodwork, modern heating, and lighted classrooms. A Victrola purchase and active literary societies, PTAs, and remodeled facilities mark ongoing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Ida W. Davis
Gallatin County
Logan
Orin F Moore
H. Kujidere
Clarkston
Misy Aith Jenkins
Table Mountain
Emma Rider
Decker
Emma Larkin
Baker Creek
Heeb
High Line
Cameron
Taker Creek
Taft
Spanish Creek
Little Bear
Willow Creek
East Gantatin
Harper
Mise Davis
Belgians relief toys funded by Helena schoolchildren
Helena Montana Dr Te MM Isholem chairman of the state relief committee received four dollars from Mrs Tom Watson of Columbus Yellowstone county raised by town school children for toys for destitute Belgians money to go to the Red Cross for toy purchases Delinquent county taxes totaled under four percent with receipts totaling 117 Baan in October and 8087 784.08 in November
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Dee
Te MM
Ishoem
Tom Watson
Columbus
Yellowstone County
Rneem
Tod Cross Society
Livingston
Vec
Fred Mjelde
Diploma Awards For State Teachers
Helena December 10 At the state board of education meeting this week two new normal certificates and two state certificates were granted to teachers. Recipients include Pearl Blair Butte Frieda M Tut Moneman Alfred Carlson Red Lodge Anna F Carter Missoula Dell Railings set W Friesohn Holt Margaret Kelbenson Laurel Emogene Letra Paut Anastasia McManug Anacond Madge Miller Bainville Dora Morgan Billings Bertha M Card Seventy Nine Anna J Rafferty Missoula Faith Richardson Port Benton Jose Kobb Hamilton Elizabeth Saurer Philipabore Frances Longly Skod Huet Alva J Smith Troy Mary C Smith Troy Mary C Sullivan Miles City Mayme Waldemann Miles City Florence Walsh Simms Joseph Davis Williamson Clancy Those with state certificates listed include Alfred Bruner Wisdom Hannah Connell Glendive Paul Danna Florien Martha L Drake Jeffers Amita HE Durfee Philipsburg Ida May Fell Metena Meten C Gilman Chouteau Ettten EGutman Butte Leora M Harner Bozeman Marie E Harrington Butte Guy Owen Lindsay Mabel C Teed Glendive Clara F Anelle Savage Genevieve Allen Scott Butte Marguerite Spratt Helena John E Young Stockdale
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Helena
State Board of Education
Aiptoras
Letra
Paut
Anatasia McManug
Madge Miller
Bainville
Dora
Morkan
Billings
Bertha M. Card
Anna J E. Rafferty
Missoula
Faith Richardson
Port Ienton
Jose
Kobb
Hamilton
Elizabeth J. Saurer
Philipabore
Frances Longly
Skod
Huet
Alva J. Smith
Troy
Mary +C. Smith
Mary C. Sullivan
Bult
Mayme I. Waldemann
Miles City
Florence Walsh
Simms
Joseph Davis Williamson
Clancy
Montana Seed Exposition and Banquet in Bozeman
Visitors gathered for the Montana Seed Exposition in Bozeman with a banquet at the Bozeman Hotel. Mayor Buell welcomed guests while speakers from civic groups and the agricultural sector praised Montana seeds and called for higher funding and cooperative shipping to lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bozeman
Mrs Mary King Dies in Pioneer at Age 80
Drummond Dec 10 Mrs Mary King aged 80 died at her Pioneer home this morning after eight years in Montana from Missouri where she leaves five children Frances Rogers Pioneer Charles King Livingston Mrs Henry Briggerman Gold Creek Theodore King Great Falls and Mrs G Wilts Great Falls Her body to be sent to Conception Missouri for burial
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Drummond
Mary King
Pioneer
Livingston Mechants Credit Association Holds Largest Meeting
The Livingston Credit Association gathered a large crowd at the Park hotel with a banquet and a subsequent meeting at the Commercial club. Proposals to require monthly or quarterly corporate payments were discussed but gained little support. J Jerome G Locke of Livingston Publishing urged a big future gathering to push community development with A J Trietenstein invited to speak. A contract is in place to mobilize business leaders and property owners countywide for a booster meeting to unlock undeveloped county resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Credit ‘Association
Park Hotel
Commercial Club
Dan Healey
J. Jerome G Locke
Livingston Publishing Company
A. J. Trietenstein
Talon
Ar. Locke
Open-air Christmas Tree Plans Advance in Ineston
Ineston progresses on an open-air Christmas tree plan with committee work and aims to pass a pure ad law. Alderman Healey pledges support for enforcing truthful advertising and proposer groups seek to curb misleading claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineston
Healey
Separate Trials Granted for Alleged Deporters
Three men charged with deporting Richard O’Brien to the new union hall face separate trials. William Winchester is set for December 15, Malone on December 1, and Carey on December 7. The judge granted the motion over County Attorney McCaffery’s opposition amid defense requests for more witnesses.
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Roneman
Tha Reavent
Maury
Wiliam
Winchester
W Malone
Herbert Cakey
Richard O'Brien
Mecattery
Ald
Hale
Bowider
Mackle McDonald
Jie Fradtey
Joe Shannon
Malone
New Union
C. W. Matone
Ed Ross
Robert Noble
Owen Smith
Lawrenes Lawton
Ataetia Harkins
McCaffery
Motio
Illetto
Rial
Dillon Shriners attend Bagdad temple session in Butte
Dillon reports on Shriners from Beaverhead county attending Bagdad temple ceremonies in Butte with six new members George P. Hughes Henry Seifken George Whitworth Hugh Gardner and Charles Calvert among the newcomers. Bagdad temple ranks among the state’s largest lineages with 75 members in county lodges and J E Monroe president of the normal college serving as potentate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners' Lodge
George P. Hughes
Henry Seifken
Dillon
George Whitworth
Sheep Creek Basin
Hugh Gardner
Charles Calvert
Lima and
Shriners
Bagdad Temple
J. E. Monroe
the Normal College
Axdad Temple
Robert Baker
J. Anderson
Jay Anderson
Lima
Walla Walla
Wash
Faber
Clena
St. James' Episcopal Church
Helena
M. A. Walker
Butte
S. K. Adams
Fidel Huber
I. A. Bond
Hamilton Maxwell
Sheep Creek
Maxwell
State of
Montana
John Halligan
Halligan
E. B. Roe
Heed Rock
Judge Grants Two Divorces in Lewistown Court
Judge Roy Ayers granted two divorces yesterday. Leverna Hunnewell vs Frank Hunnewell cites extreme cruelty. they wed in 1913. Edith Nelson vs I also received a decree. Lewistown Ministerial association elected Rev G Clifford Cress as president Rev M Donaldson as vice president and Rev H C Shaw as secretary treasurer. Carnes te public library trustees discuss creating a children's department in the basement with story telling hours to be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Roy Ayers
Leverna Hunnewell
Frank Hunnewell
Edith Nelson
G. Clifford Cress
M. Donaldson
H.C. Shaw
Carneste Public Brary
Creamery planned for Dillon by visiting expert in 1900s
W I Maddox spent yesterday in the city and surrounding area examining conditions for a first class creamery. Mr Maddox, a veteran creamery man now running a Pony plant, is impressed and a plant may open here. B F White offers the old Dillon creamery building for a year free of charge. Beaverhead Elevator, run by H G Prottenger, ships wheat to Salt Lake City and plans a spring flour mill with 50 barrels daily capacity attached to the elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddox
Pony
B. F. White
Dillon
Mr. Maddox
Beaverhead Elevator Company
H. G. Prottenger
Salt Lake
Unknown Names and Cities in Fragmentary List
Fragmentary OCR text lists individuals and cities including Helena Salt Lake City Minneapolis Spokane Seattle St. Louis and several initials and surnames. unclear context or event details prevent full identification of a person, group, or action. No dates or outcomes provided.
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E. J. Murphy
Tutte
A. J. Mahan
Helena
Jd.crossman
Salt Lakes
A. G. Stamm
Minneapolis
WE. Applegate
Spokane
A. KX. Goldman
Seattle
J. EB. Bradley
St Louis
Revelation Names Son as New Leader of Reorganized L D S Church
The death of Patriarch ends long tenure. Frederick K Smith, son of Joseph Smith, is chosen as new president after a revelation eight years earlier. He succeeds amid church turmoil, with six sons and two daughters by the president at his bedside. Burial planned in Mound Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Joseph Smith
Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints
Sko
Frederick K. Smit
Church General Conference
Smith
Abe
Mound Grove
Reorganized Church
Avsumiury
Sumeynounth
Reorganized Church of the Latter
Liberty
Joseph
Tllinois
Carthage
Utah
Brigham Young
Young Joseph Smith
Amboy
Til
Lamon
Provident Smith
Sudden Death Claims Mrs. Ramsdell in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Dec 10 Mrs Clayton Ramsdell died suddenly in Deer Lodge after attending the funeral service of David Holdcraft. Heart failure was the cause. She leaves her husband Clayton Ramsdell and extended Deer Lodge friends and neighbors. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Clayton Ramstell
David Holdcraft
Clayton Ramadell
Timsdell
Ramstell
Anaconda Trophy Games Held At Local Rink
Two trophy contests were played with high curling scores last night. In Class A Bower beat Hender, and in Class C Capron defeated R Barich. Other games ended in draws with multiple skips named for each team.
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Anaconda News
Bower
Hender
Capron
R. Barich
McKennie Howe Hillard Elton Keating Ware Hower
Hendler
Forbes Kretzer
How We
Smith Rowe Sprague Capron
I Darleh
Rie Chleheist
Foster ‘Aldrich
Collins Toed
KE. Tucker Willams Ober Wood
Stn
McCarvel McLaushtin
Funny Complications in A Pair of Sixes at Margaret Theatre
In A Pair of Sixes Edward Pople shifts from standard farce to a story of two young pill manufacturers who split the firm after a poker showdown. A winning pair of sixes decides who runs the business and who serves the other for a year, driving the play’s comic injuries and moral climaxes. Ti Frazee produces with a cast of metropolitan merit for Tuesday’s show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater
Edward Pople
Nald
Frazee
Copper City Streets Note Skaters Honor and Hopes
In Copper City community notes Officer O Keefe enforces no smoking near dressing areas while concerts and open air torches are planned. Dr Hough sends a box to Jimmy and Dan Roach deciphers its odd contents. Eugene McKeever, longtime city cook, dies of pneumonia at St Ann s hospital at age 38 after a week illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Johnson
Dr. Hough
Judge Winston
Jimmy
Chinatown
Dan Roach
Daniel
Ico
Miller
Oficer O'Keefe
Eugene McKeever
St. Ann's Hospital
Tite
Royal Neighbors Elect Officers at Regular Meeting
The Royal Neighbors elected officers for the ensuing term at the regular Tuesday night meeting. Olive Lacox as Oracle, Brackenbury as Chancellor, Minerva Jensen as Recorder, Anna McLeod as Receiver, Yressie Hedge as Inner Sentinel, Ann Sullivan as Outer Sentinel, Florence Johnson as Manager, Emma Hilbert as Zalier. A window smashing frolic in Mainville last night led to an associated hanger-on known as Heck being tested by Assistant Chief Jack Walsh and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Newabors
Oracle
Olive Lacox
View Oracle
Inte
Brackenbury
Minerva Jensen
Addie
Zeter
Anna McLeod
Marshal Yressie Hedge
Inner Sentinel
Ann Sullivan
Outer Sentinel
Florence Johnson
Emma’ Hilbert
Mainville
Heck
Jack Walsh
Hhe City
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