Funeral of Judge Wooly oldest Montana pioneer
Funeral services for the late Judge Frank Woody were held at his West Pine Street home this afternoon. Floral tributes from the Missoula Bar Association and local merchants adorned the casket as mourners gathered. The Rev H S Gatley and R W Kemp led the rites, with many pioneers and court officials attending and municipal business suspended in respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Holy Spirit
R. W. Kemp
Escate
Wien
Woody
Frome Mens
Semnen
Montana
Sher
Great Falls gets half million for switchyard project
Great Falls Montana headlines announce approval of a plan by President L W Hill to fund modern hump freight yards costing about 200 000 with total improvements of 500 000 or more. Plans call for winter construction and completion early spring amid severe freight congestion on the Butte division. Also listed are Montana postmaster nominations and fourth class postings, plus the death of Arthur Williams seven year old son of Mr and Mrs B A Williams from peritonitis in Dawson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Presient
L. W. Hill
Great Northern
Butte Division
Butte
Arthur Williams
Three Forks
B.A. Williams
Bryan Childester
Pioneer Sun Bay teacher sets record in Bar ron county
A 29 year old missionary in Birchwood Wisconsin has never been absent from a Sun Bay school session in pioneer days records. The effort stands as an unexcelled local achievement in Bar ron county education circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferree
Birchwood
Wis
Barron County
Hunters battle snow as elk hunters marooned in Montana mountains
Bozeman reports the heaviest snow in the West Gallatin canyon area leaving nearly 300 big game hunters stranded for a week. Up to waist-deep drifting, abandoned cars, scarce gasoline, and many teams working to reach civilization as elk totals rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Yellowstone National Park
Gallatin Canyon
Civilization
National Park
Gardiner
West Gallatin Canyon
R. E. Trodley
Wight
State elections in Montana cost candidates a fortune
Helena Dec 18 Candidates for Montana state offices and district judgeships spent an aggregate of 40 thousand dollars in the two 1916 elections. The primaries cost 25 140 53 and the general election 15 542 51, according to Secretary of State A M Alderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
A.M. Alderson
All Star State College Dramatic Club Opens Bozeman Season
Nearly 1000 people attended the first public performance by the State College Dramatic Club in Bozeman. Miss Mignon Quan and Gregory McMillan directed with Eugene Quaw leading the orchestra. The program featured Desperate Desmond, In the Dark, and O You Bug with songs largely by Quan. Lead roles went to Harold Stewart, Lucien Tenepe, Helen Bwent, and Janelle Tamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
State College Dramatic Club
Mignon Quan
Colee
Gregory McMillan
Eugene Quaw
Llewellyn Luce
Desmond
Gene Quaw
Musteal
Thi
Mr. Quan
Greorg McMillan
Botte
Harold Stew
Art of Bozeman
Lucien Tenepe
Helen Bwent
Grenale
Janelle Tamb
Three Forks
EO. Jackson
Robert Chisholm
Fneene Duan
Maveline Philips
F. W. Appleton
John Ta Selle
Hemant
Gallatin County
Manhate
May McMurtrey
Gores McMurtrey
Russian defeat reported in Far East firefight
The Over Seas News notes a clash between firing Russians and Vietnamese troops near Kem. Citations say a detachment of soldiers was routed with several killed and wounded. Secret police reportedly knew of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smertin
Bintandave
Sindeholm
Tivetan
Meatview
Kem
Eolitera
Po- Henman
Tt Te
Auto registration funds shown in Montana report
The Montana secretary of state reports 88000 in auto registration receipts over two years with 6127 in expenses and a 8640 balance moved to the state highway fund. A registrar proposal aims to separate auto work from the secretary of state duties and set fees to cover number plate costs. Farmers from across Montana gather in Billings for the Montana Farmers Federation convention to shape legislation for the upcoming assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herena
Secretary of State
Alderson
Stewart
State Highway Fund
Bisse
Billings
Montana Farmers’ Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Shipman Funeta shot by cousin during elk hunt
A 18 year old Bozeman native, Shipman Funeta, was killed Friday in the Upper West Gallatin when his cousin, while hunting, fired a rifle at a wounded elk and hit Funeta. The shooting occurred as they moved the body through snow to a foreman at a First Baptist church. The cousin was overcome with grief after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lly
William Pace
Upper West Gallatin
First Baptist Church
Bozeman
Foreman
New three story hotel planned for Harlowton next spring
A new hotel is promised in Harlowton to be built next spring under the direction of Elizabeth Brown. The three story structure with basement sample rooms will have no bar. A. J. Dreyer, booster for Montana, joins the Montana prospect train committee for a special train to St Paul during the outdoor sports carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Elizabeth Brown
A. J. Dreyer
Montana
St. Paul
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Happenings
Deer Lodge reports Mrs. J T Kelly in hospital with acute appendicitis while her husband storekeeper Mr. Kelly falls ill. Visitors include John Callahan, Leake i Miller, Ole Berg, Tony Gelden, Patrick Geary, P W Zaner, Joe Curtis, Arthur Perry, and Mrs. Henry G Vallton. The penitentiary minstrel show adds a second performance. mining activity resumes with a sawmill on a Champion district claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
J.T. Kelly
Milwaukee
Kelly
John Callahan
Boilermakers
Perma
Leake i. Miller
Helena
Ole Berg
Tony Gelden
Champion
Hansen
Wilbur
Patrick Geary
Deernd Helmu ‘Lodge
John Geary
P. W. Zaner
Joe Curtis
Superior
Arthur Perry
Missoula
James Perry
State Penitentiary
Warren Conley
Irs
Henry G. Vallton
Butte
James Lyle
California
St. Regis
M. W. Schurtz
Fred Parnell
Cheyenne
Wyo
Anaconda City Council Kills Crowd Ban Ordinance
Anaconda council defeated a proposed ordinance to bar crowds from standing in halls and aisles of public buildings by six to three. The vote upheld an older rule. debates noted old provisions limited chairs but not standing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Burke, Kane, Johnson
McCavitt
Connors
Chrisie
Alaw
Anaconda
Third Street
Light and Power Department
Anton
Union
J.C
Mr. Currah
N. Page
Civilization at Bluebird Theater and Anaconda ordinances
The article notes Mrs. Anna Perry stars in Thomas H Ince's Civilization shown at the Bluebird Theater, with references to her emotions and a contrast with Lillian Read, then shifts to an Anaconda Montana ordinance forbidding street vehicle movement past stationary streetcars and outlining penalties, published December 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Perry
Ion
Thomas H. Ince
Perry
Inceville
Piche
Jack Read
Mr. Ince
Bluebird Theater
Post Office Extends Hours for Christmas Season
Beginning tonight the post office will stay open until 8 PM for the rest of the week. Parcel post and stamp windows will be open to the public so patrons can mail packages after evening shopping.
Valley Livestock Shipment Drives Local News
Hamilton State Horticulturist M L Dean visited town on the morning train. John Cheney left for work at the Darby. Ernest Greenup visited from his ranch above. Sid Wheeler assisted in the shipment at Darby. Clayton Sirla came from Conner for business. Harry Rodebank visited from Darby by car. Than Wilkerson traveled from Darby for forestry matters. Fred Manke visited from Victor. J B Gonagle left for Duluth to join his wife for the winter. D Nichols left for Minneapolis after a short town visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Dean
John Cheney
Darby
Ernest Greenup
Sid’ Wheeler
Clayton Sirla
Conner
Harry Rodebank
Wilkerson
Fred Manke
Victor
Gonagle
Duluth
D._ Nichols
Minneapolis
Estate of August Olson legal order sale of mining claims
In Deer Lodge Montana the Third Judicial District Court orders all interested parties to show cause at 9:30 a m on January 8, 1917 why an order should not be granted to James McDermott as administrator to sell unpatented mining claims. Publication in Anaconda Standard required weekly for four weeks. Also fixes 1917 court terms: January, April, July, October. Judge George B Winston presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Deer Lodge
August Olson
District Court
Third Judicial District
Montana
Deer, Lodge
Anaconda
James McDermott
James Semott
Sald
Anaconda Standard
George B. Winston
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Judge Wooly
Senate
Grace E. Crater
Gildford
E. H. Miller
Melstone
Cornelus N. McGree
Hysham
Crockford
Sweetgrass
Tilda R. Reuter
Westby
A. M. Johns
Wilsall
Caroline B. Arnold
Absarokee
Maretta Brayton Bee
Evaline Berry
A. J. Caldwell
Cabin Creek
I. Caldwell
Andrew Clemenson
Comertown
Thoreson
Evans
John C. Mccarthy
Kallpel
Secnd
Montana Regiment
Proovcy
Hlaipo
Redowwif
Gran Wt
Bozeman News
Shipman
Funeta
Lew Coleman
Daugher Lewanma
C. J. Coleman
M. J. Newman
Duff
Rupert
Idaho
Newman
J. C. Kinney
Arthur Welch
Bonita
Tosaph Marsh
Goungs
the Imperial
Gretchen the Greenhorn
Holland
Atlantic
Tiallan
Thle
Dean
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
A. C. M Company
Chicago
J. F. Spelman
John Thomas
John Gregory
C. BE. Farnsworth
E. B. Pickell
Charles A Lemmon
Bluebird
Michael Cory
M. M'Greevy
Teresa
Dorothy and
Desmond M'Greevy
Deer Lodge County
A. D
Edward O'Brien
J. Kelly
K’ Office
City of
Ana ‘Onda
L. & BM. J, Kelly
Hamilton News
Dorothy
Strain’s
the Holiday Store
Washburn
Lyon & Healy
Silha’s Palace
Legals
Lorge B. Winston, Judi
AL M'Dermott
P.T. O'Brien
Pas Wonmerry
Rewavetomack OY
Mayra
Smith Drug Co
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner, Montana
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
Bell
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
Goldeen Furniture CO
East Commercial Ave
Cherry Street
Anaconda National Bank Capital
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