Miller Alive in Idaho Town After River Search
A county clerk reports Joseph Miller, believed drowned in the Flathead River on Sept 1, is alive. Miller, who lost a county clerk nomination in August, disappeared after a fishing trip. a prolonged search found no body until a deed recorded in Spit Lake Idaho indicated he is living.
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Katispelt
Joseph
Miller
Flathead
Flathead River
Seay
Spit Lake
Idaho
Fire Insurance Agents of the State Organized in Helena
The Montana Fire Insurance Agents association was organized in Helena with W. H. Smead of Missoula as president J. W. Thomas of Butte as vice president and W. B. Bur ett of Bozeman as secretary A legislative committee was named including Edward Scharnikow Deer Lodge chairman J W Thomas and others The group plans to meet January 11 in Helena and report to the association The purpose is the betterment of insurance conditions in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Fire Insurance Agents’ Association
W. H. Smead
Missoula
J. W. ‘Thomas
Butte
W. B. Burett
Minacula
E. E. Givens
I. Pe
Waite
Bozeman
J.B. Collin
Miles Gary
Decker
Biltinge
W. Peckover
Anaconda
David Higer
Lewistown
T. M. Swindiehuret
Livingston
Hamilton News includes local visits and school updates
Hamilton residents travel to Stevensville Victor and Butte for business and shows. Miss Wilson will teach at Washington school next month replacing Miss Bethel Train. A Montana civil service list names railway clerks including J F Mace Jr Hamitton. Great Falls chosen as next Montana Teachers meeting site for Thanksgiving week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Montara
Hancock
Ta Helena
Plunkett
Wehards
Livingston
D.P. Lowery
Polton
J. Ja Akers
Tenny
C. W. Hedges
Missoula
Frank Budweiser
Valentine
KH. Voss
Florence
M. B. Eastwol
Miles City
E. FE. Rose
Hingham
TE. Coughlin
Butte
W. P. Russell
Clancy
Michael ‘Sullivan
J. F. Mace
Mangard
Helena
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Great Falls
Vince
Investigation Ordered Into Mayor Working Conduct
A meeting on December 18 approved a resolution for an investigation by the select diary committee and two council members into alleged acts by Mayor Working. If charges are sustained, a move to remove him as chief executive is proposed. Allegations include insulting Aldermen, delaying motions, and interfering with Water plant foreman and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulnh
Secidiary Committee
Oth Fem
Miss Dorothy May Graham Dead in Los Angeles Cal
Miss Dorothy May Graham a University of Montana graduate died at her sister’s home in Los Angeles on November 29. She was treasurer of her class of 1910 and formerly taught in Pony Montana. Interment followed a requiem at Holy Cross church and Calvary cemetery in Los Angeles on December 5. Immediate relatives included her father John Graham, mother, sisters Anna and Della of Livingston, and brothers E P Graham of Los Angeles and T J Graham of Lewiston Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy May Graham
University of Montana
P. W. Cummings
Forty Second Street
Los Angeles
Livingston, Mont
Park ‘County
Pony
California
Holy Crete Church
Calvary Cemetery
John Graham
Anna
Della
Livingston
E. P. Graham
T. J. Graham
Lewiston
Idaho
Pioneer Burns to Death in Highwood Cabin
In Highwood Montana a pioneer, Ben McMann, burned to death when his alone cabin on Highwood creek was destroyed by fire. The body was found incinerated after residents reached the ruins. burial set for Monday near the cabin site. McMann, formerly of Fort Benton, had lived in the state many years with no known relatives. The cause is believed to be self immolation while in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highwood Creek
Ben McMann
Montana
McMann
Highwood
Mean
Fort Benton
Hudson May Company
McMean
Philipsburg News Highlights Local Activity and Water Crisis
Thurston arrives as Granite County Milling and Elevator manager with family to start mill. Ladies society and Woman's club meet at homes for sewing and American landscape painters study. High school hosts Home Economics lecture by Mew Harkine and outing. basketball game Philipsburg High defeats Wesleyan 210 to 2. Vancouver-bound travel and Vancouver death notice noted. Water supply crippled by flume closure affects city and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Thurston
Granite County” Milling "and Elevator Company
Fand
Pred Bassett
John Hud
Atoston
Laikew’ Ald Society
The
Methodist Church
Hassett
South Philipshur
Frank D
Woman's Club
HA. Featherman
Moran
Innes Wyant
Tryon
Martin
High ‘School
G. W. Nelnon
Vancouver
Mire. Roden
Drummond
Philapburg
Meade
Women's Club
Harkine Eave
Harkine
Roseman
Eircultural College
Mex
Wiliam Bowen
Sig
Giadys “Frangmen
Wesleyan. University
Ghe
Philipsburg
Home of N. D. Reed of Deer Lodge Destroyed by Fire
Deer Lodge December 12 A morning fire destroyed the three room frame house of N D Reed in Brookside addition after smoke from a kitchen fire spread rapidly. Reed, working far from town, could not control the blaze before firefighters arrived. Some furniture saved. house valued with insurance of 700 on the home and 500 on the farm. Reed works at the Silver State office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Bozeman Death and Local News From December Report
Mrs J W Dawes died suddenly at her daughter's home west of Bozeman and will be buried beside her husband in Bozeman. Surviving daughters are Mrs Dan Allen of Livingston and Mrs W M Watson of Lewistown. sons Robert and John of Bozeman and James of Norris. Also notes Hiram Olson anniversary party with 18 relatives, gifts, and food. Fire destroys farm home of Mr and Mrs L D Jennings southwest of Bozeman. insurance will partially cover losses. County boarding contract for the poor awarded to Alice Stefany at zero dollars per week. bid from A J Svorkmoe rejected. Ernest C Swanson arrested in Manhattan for disereding his family. awaiting sheriff from Fargo. Dr C S Smith awarded jail medical and dental care contract with monthly pay. rival bid from Dr J W Judd. Helena reports Montana taxable wealth up 4.4 percent. land area up from 22,580,000 to a higher figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
J. W
L. D. Jennings
M. Thorpe
Ciew
CS. Smith
J W Judd
Margaret welcomes Scp mber Morn musical comedy
The musical comedy Scp mber Morn arrives at the Margaret next Friday after a successful Chicago run at La Salle theater. Cast includes Fullan Rubell Grice Childers Tussell Price with dancers in an elaborate production by Rowlind & Cutford featuring tango inspired dances and Turkey Trot effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Theater
Chicago
Margaret
Fullan Rubell
Grice Childers
Tussell Price
Charm
Rowlind & Cutford
Butte Eagles Attend Anaconda Anniversary Dance
Two hundred members of the Butte Eagles traveled by special train to Anaconda for a fifteenth anniversary celebration. A parade with the Montana state band led to the A O hall where the ball featured arrangements by local musicians. The event drew visitors and locals, marking a festive night for the Anaconda aerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles of
Butte
Anaconda Aerie
Montana
Ax ‘Third Street
A. Oo
John W. James
Ana- Sonda
T. J. Nerny
Pete Sanger
John’ Murphy
Foe Vincent
Tipperary
Annual Clambake at Ana Sonda Lodge Shines
Elkshall won the annual clambake crown as the Ana sonda lodge celebrated food and gaiety. Andy Hagin led mollusk provisioning while Frank Biinton chaired a lively social session. The Elk program featured orchestra, Glee Club, solo by John Gilmore, duets by the Halloran brothers, a Walter Baker number, and a Teutonic octette led by Carl Teitnauer. Roy played exquisite violin solos before the toast by C Emerson and others. A Deer Lodge party attended with W. L. Bressnoy and Joe Coy among many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anasonda
Andy Hagin
Frank H. Biinton
Orchestra
Glee Club
John Gilmore
Halloran
Roy
George A. Chapman
Sig” Goodtreha
Joe. de- Vine
C. 1Merson
The
Edge
Deer Lodge
Joe B.coy
Frank Boedecker
George Boedecker
Hans Hansen
Clarette Low
Dr. McFarland
Fa. Allen
Wallton
Walter C. Baker
Charles Beans
John Salisbury
Religious services and pulpit notices around town
A. Olson, superintendent, invites all ages to junior society at 3 p.m and evening services at 12. The Rev. A. Oliver Alitence, Swedish Baptist general secretary, preaches with the Lord's Supper to follow after the sermon. Thursday 7:20 p.m. praise service Friday 7:20 p.m. union Bible class. Presbyterians at Fourth and Main host the Rev. George W. Thomas from Three Forks for 10:45 a.m. service and 7:30 p.m. hour, sermon "An Age That Crowns Bind." Sunday School 12:15, Christian Endeavor 6:30. Swedish Lutheran Zion at Sixth and Cedar with Pastor C. E. Franzen. evening service 7:20, Sunday School 10. Bell 3M-Divine service. First Church of Christ Scientist, 20 Main Street, Sunday 11 a.m. sermon "God, the Preserver of Man." Sunday School 12:15. Wednesday testimonial meeting at Nelock. Reading room open daily except Sunday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All invited to services and reading room.
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A. Olson
A. Oliver ‘Alitence
Baptist ‘General Conference
Union Bible
Hutton
Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Main’ Street
George W. ‘Thomas
Three Forks
Christian Eideavor
Swedish Lutheran Zion Church
Corger
Cedar
C. E. Franzen Dastor
Bell Telephone
Divine
Velock
First Church of Christ
God
Sonday
Nelock
Baptist Churen
Alfred A. Mainwar Ing
D. D
Bible School AC
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Third and
Oak Streets
John A. Meeke
East Third
D. R. MacRae
Grace Linfield
Jennie Watkins
William Quillan
Ladle ‘Ald Society
Roney
Women's Home Missionary Society
J. W. James
Hickory Street
Christian Church
Bible
Christian “Endeavor
Hendry and Capron Win Trophy Matches
Two trophy curling matches were played at night with Hendry’s rink defeating Stevens’ in Lass B after a fourth end surge and Capron toppling Cunningham in Class C, as both sides piled up points through the early ends. The event featured listed players and skips including Hendry Stevens Capron Cunningham and others across multiple teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handry
Stevens
Hendry
Capron
Cunningham
Smith Frazer Alexander Sundberg
King Kell
Hendry Stevens
Kenzell O'Mara Rowe
McKibben Hor Thompson Capron Cunningham
Local society notes and chilly night in Butte
Mrs J C Harrington visited in Route yesterday while Miss Helena Gleeson and Miss Anna Scallon called on in Butte. The Sons of Veterans meeting was postponed until next Saturday. Ten Anaconda curlers traveled to Butte to duel a Dundee Scots team and nearby Scots in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Gleeson
Anna Scallon
Butte
Sons of Veteran
All Nations Win Again as Mavericks Suffer Loss
All Nations defeated the Mavericks 2692 to 2282 in a high scoring game on the alleys. Captain Brickley O'Brien lauded the team's form while Tom Togan missed a late spare to lose the individual championship by a single frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickley
O'Brien
Mavericks
Tom Togan
C. Stallings
Logan Iss ‘Trudeau
Smerhauser Mendry
Mexander Pratt Coleman
Anaconda Churches Schedule Sunday Services and Meetings
Local churches announce services at St Mark’s Sixth and slain streets. Rev JL Craig preaches at 9 4 and 7:30 pm with Sunday school at 12:80. Alfred A Mainwaring D D leads Baptist church with sermons at 9 am and 7:30 pm. First Methodist Episcopal lists 10:45 am worship, 12 o’clock Sunday school, and 7:30 pm service. Various societies and sermons noted, plus Theosophical talk and Savior’s English and Norwegian services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Corner Sixth
Slain Streets
JL. Craig
Our Savior's Church
Chestnut and
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LE Standard Correspondents
Hamilton News
Hamilton
Minnie Cramer
Victor
J. K Paulus
H. K. Kelley
Howe
Mr. Burk
Stevensville
B. Smothers
Hamplton
Charles Bonier
T. EE
Trens
Miss Wilson
G. A. Reese
T. A. Welk
Busichibald GI
Portland
Ore
Laura Harper
Miss Bethel Iretn
Bunny
Liseoula Mykenny
Mie Siary Marshall
Sallevurya
Charles
MR. Sportsman
Findreda
Allen Better Ork
Suena Cfey
Cal
Pioneer
Hudson Way Company
Philipsburg News
N. D. Reed
Bozeman News
Dee
Ryan
State Board of Equalization
Agers
Walter Baker & Co’ Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Pip Trenti
Aeree
Merry Aker
AMES
Coloma
J. C. Harrington
Rte
Ncre
Grand Army of the Republic
George G. Meade
George G. Meade Ebele
George Bertsch
Eber Golder
Specia Tramn
Rends
Austin Lande
Scandia Tall
Union
the International Aseration of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
M. W. Kennedy
Kansas City
F. W. Francisco
A.doherty
John N.olean
Butter Agee
C. C. Gibson
Elie
Georgetown
Edgar Wild
Southern’ Crags
P. C. Valston
Deer’ Lodge
Fr. Schroeder
French Gulch
E.R. McMahon
Arthur.w. Lorry
Bert Hall
RT. Newland
Martin Pinnegat
Southern Cross
Boston
Kron
Prinsessin
Cher
Dours
Prance
England
Ile
Germany
North Gerschan Lloyd Tine
Areasner
National City Bank of New York
Alcazar
Rubeville
Tal van Dyke I
Theosophical Society
B. B. Catlin
Swedish Baptist Church
Corner Fifth and
Cedar Streets
A. J. Stormans
Pase
Dr, Whittier
J. A. Hasley Bell
Commercial
Oak Sts
Washoe Coal Co
Hiawatha
Betterelephone
R. B. Abbott Co
Diamond
Rock Springs
Castle Valley
Bear Creek
Owl Creek
Anaconda Coal Co
Bell Phone
Lande
Austin
Scandia M'Keever
Eugene McKeever
Lawler & Climes Tatiors
A. Tutue
East Park Avenue
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