Railroad Prospect in Madison Valley Prompts Fundraising
Roseman Dec 2 A railroad may run from Three Forks district to Yellowstone Park’s west entrance via the Madison valley. Lawyer Charles A Loomis of Kansas City reports favorable prospects after a week touring ranches and landowners. Locals rally funds for a preliminary survey to be led by C M a Bozeman engineer starting Jan 1.
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Madison
C. M
Bozeman
Loomis Hadeen
Yellowstone
Loomis
Mad
E. W. Dawes
Boze- Plan
Madison Canyon
Willow Creek
Nortis Divide
Dawes Anserta
Virginia ‘City
Madison Valley
Elling
Swoomis
Loomis Isaid
Kansas City
Jen
Funeral services for Col Thom Cruse held at cathedral
Helena reports Col Thom Cruse died yesterday and his funeral will be Saturday morning at 20 o'clock in St Trelena cathedral main auditorium. The service follows the cathedral’s completion funded largely by Cruse. Local officials and lodge members are listed among attendees and organizers.
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Helena
Col
Thom. Cruse
St Trelena Cathedral
Cruse
Steel Carload Arrives for New Blackfoot River Bridge
Drummond Montana reports the final steel carload for the Blackfoot river bridge arrives and inland freight moves it. Contractor Harring Tont expects completion in late January. Local residents including Mittiematt and Mittlestatt families plan holidays in Connell Washington and Deer Lodge shopping trips feature with local banking officials visiting.
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Drummond
Blackfoot River
Nevada Valley
Harring Tont
E Mittiematt
Helmysile Bank
Sigs Ressie
Dillon
Normal College
Philippsburg Holiday Movements and Local Departures
Philipsburg residents prepare for Christmas with returns and travels. Robert Henri returns home to spend the holidays with his parents. Mrs H O Filckinger left for Portland to spend the holidays with her sister. Mrs J Merscon leaves for St Paul to spend Christmas with her parents. Mrs Benjamin Pugh travels to Rochester for an operation. Students from Philipsburg attending the state university at Missoula have all returned for the season. Pearl chapter No. 14 Eastern Star elected Frances McKenzie as worthy matron for one year.
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Philipsburg
Robert Henri
H. 0. Filckinger
Missoula
D. Gantt
Frank O. Kelthoff
W. A. Johnson
Mexi
J. Merscon
Flint Creek
Portland
Ore
Meagan
John Shoblom
Upper Valley
St Paul
Minn
Benjamin Pugh
Rochester
State University At
Philip Ining
Edith Featherman
Missie
Dixon
Wingfeld
Lewis Brown
Frank ‘Winninghoft
Harry Sewell
Arthur Crowley
Brian Herring
Pearl Chapter
Order of Easttern Star
Frances McKenzie
Bozeman Churches Celebrate Christmas Services Throughout
Bozeman churches observed Christmas with varied services including morning and evening sermons and cantatas at the Christian church. Soloists Mrs. William, Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Lillard, Miss Jonas sen, Dr. Dawes and Mr. Hartley performed. Episcopal and First Methodist held services, while Presbyterian featured a morning sermon and an afternoon vesper. Leah Hartman played the pipe organ with solos by several performers. Prof. W. M. Cobleigh returned from the East after attending the national association of state and city health officers meeting in Jacksonville and touring water purification labs and pure food facilities.
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Bozeman
The
Baptist Church
Christian Church
William
Cowan
Lillard
Jonassen
Dawes
Hartley
Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
A. Bishop
Church Avenue Methodist Church
Te Presbyterian Church
Leah Hartman
David Reed
Fred Jackson
Carl Spieth
Madeline Phillips
W. M. Cobleigh
Chemical Department
Agricultural Cortexe
Pure Food
State Board of Health
Jacksonville
Fla
National Association of State and City Health Officers
Local Hamilton Meeting Yields Visi Chamber Plans
A fragmented Hamilton News item outlines a city council session in which Stamton Dee and allies discussed chamber of visitor affairs. The report mentions a court meeting and plans involving local officials and a civic project.
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Stamton
Dee
Frankie Bot
Cour
Last of Silver Bow cases starts today
In Foxeman on December 21 Owen Smith of Butte faces kidnapping charges for abducting Martin Harkins on August 27 during miners troubles. Judge Tudge Law presides with County Attorney McCaffery of Hutte leading the prosecution. The six witnesses for the prosecution and defense are listed. this differs from the Winchester Malone and Carey case previously tried. This is the final trial in the Silver How county venue change bundle.
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Foxeman
Owen Smith
Butte
Martin Harkins
McCaffery
Hutte
Sea
Winchester
Malone
Carey
Silver How
Dillon News Notes Bedside Fire Trials and Christmas Events
Funeral for Mrs David Robb held at South Pacific street residence and burial planned for Mountain View Cemetery. Fire at Olmstead Stevens store caused 1000 damage, a similar incident last year, third fire in Dillon in a week. Charles Robinett trial continues with jurors kept in custody until Jan 1 when civil docket opens. Fred Rife reports annual 1914 county figures. Hobnop church ladies hold Christmas party at Mrs Arthur Graeter's home with Miss Clara Plant assisting. other clubs host holiday gatherings.
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Dillon
Charles Robinett
Yesterdy
Fred Rife
Hobnop Churci
Arthur Graeter
Clara Plant
Graeter
Wheat rises through Belgrade market amid optimism
In Belgrade on December 21 wheat prices climbed all day from 96 cents in the morning to late in the evening. J. M Yates, from Upper Dry creek, sold a carload of turkey wheat at the top price as ranchers in the valley express belief that wheat may not reach the dollar again this year. Few unsold sacks remain. Mrs Will H Cox returned from Australia with Alfred, who sought medical care in St Joseph Missouri. Clyde Penwell returns from public domain work in Dawson county. Charles Buckley, after proving up near Three Forks, bought 180 acres from Bob Hyink at Baker Creek and plans to move in soon to land held by Buell Land company.
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Belgrade
J. M Yates
Upper Dry Creek
Allatin Valley
Irs
Will Hf
Cox
Rela~ives
Aussouri
Alfred
Baker Creek
Mr. Hyink
Buell Land Company
Land office upholds Carey land entry despite reservoir fears
In Harlowton Arrowton Dec 21 the Carey land entries of Don Grivetth and D I Andrews were initially blocked by the local land office as the area was thought a state reservoir site. The Washington land office later declared the entries valid on appeal. Local visitors included Andrew J Bullwinkle the Silwaukee claim agent and Forrest Smart with family. Several residents from ranches west of town and nearby areas were noted for holiday visits and routine travel.
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Arrowton
Don Grivetth
Andrews
Carey
Washington Land Office
Andrew J. Bullwinkle
Forrest Smart
Mira Smart
Artigga
Wil
Tintsman
John Frice
Milwaukee
Missouri
C. Tatton
An’. Anderson
George B. Nagues
White Sulphur Springs
Walter, Trimmer
Frank Conwell
American Fork Creek
A. Sheldon
Mr. Erickson
American Park
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Deliveries Report
Grain prices quoted for wheat, oats, corn, rye, barley and flax from Minneapolis markets. Includes bids for No 1 hard and northern wheats, durum varieties, December May and July delivery, with values around $1.20 to $1.94 for various lots, plus oats, corn and flax figures and delivery months.
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Mldaalba
Slookalia
McCans
Co. Mates
Montana
Big Time in Dillon Christmas Night Celebration
Dillon prepares for the second annual municipal Christmas event on December 21. A large evergreen will glow on the depot lawn with lights and a star atop. At 7 o clock heralds will announce the hour as the public gathers to sing carols with the Dillon military band, school pupils, church choirs, and townspeople joining in a unified Yuletide sing.
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Dillon
Dillon Military Band
Dillon Echoola
Deer Lodge Bride-To-Be Margaret Beaumont to Wed Simon Wilson
At the Margaret Beaumont home in Deer Lodge tomorrow morning Father Sandy of the Catholic church will perform the marriage ceremony uniting Simon P. Wilson and Mick Margaret Beaumont. Wilson is a Deer Lodge attorney and former Powell County prosecutor. Beaumont is a noted local young woman. Attendants include Miss William Beaumont and Matt Little of Helmville. The couple plans a westbound train honeymoon and will reside in Deer Lodge after the wedding.
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Deer Lodge
Margaret Beaumont
Sandy
Simon P. Wilson
Mick Margaret Beaumont
Wilson
Powell County
University of Wisconsin
Misa Beaumont
Willian Beaumont
Matt Little
Helmville
Coast Points
Frank Conley
Misa Margaret Beaumont
Pink Rosen
Pink Rosen and Stern. ‘At the Luncheon the Hostess Presented Misa Beaumont
WC. Spottswood
St. Wilson
Rumanians and Greeks Likely to Join In War
London dispatch reports entente guarantees to Greece and Romania that Bulgaria will remain neutral. The assurances, tied to Bulgaria's stance, are seen as foreshadowing Greece and Romania entering the war if Serbia or others are affected.
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Rumania
Greece
London
Great Britain
France
Russia
Athens
Bucharest
Bulgaria
Pountey
Servia
Funeral for Eana Sullivan Held at Daily Residence
The funeral of Eana Sullivan, aged years, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sullivan, will be at 35 Clear Gates terrace this Friday morning at o'clock. It proceeds to St Marys Church for a high mass at 3:33, with interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Sullivan
Eana
Meatoolich
Marco Herbolich
Sivehta
Funeral notice for Charles Predenighe Nat
Funeral details for the late Charles Predenighe Nat note an service on St Whitman Avenue this after noon at 2 oclock. Interment follows at Mount Moriah. Also mentions Frank Weldon aged 61 with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Charles Prederighe
St Whitaan Avenue
Moon
Orelock
Marley
Mount ‘Moriah
Wehldon
Frank Weldon
Sherman & Feed
Undereaidne
Parone
Notes for the curlers by F M Dunn Anaconda club
The blue ribbon annual bonspiel will be hosted in Butte on December 31 and January 1 and 2. First annual Butte spiel occurred February 1913 with teams from Spokane Anaconda and Butte. Anaconda seeks to send curlers and supporters, aims to hold events in Anaconda and Butte, with draws in Butte. Local railway offers dollar round trips for Jan 1 and 2. Weekly trophy play percentages for Anaconda Spring club reported, while various films and newsreels shown in local theaters with multiple features.
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F. M. Dunn
Anaconda Curling Club
Butte
Spokane
Anaconda
McDougall
Anaconda Cou
Hower
Munn
Dunn
Harker
Meaillan
McGregor
Jed
Jack
Frost
Butta
B.A. & P. Railway
Anaconda Spring Club
Anaconda Couple wed as trains greet newlyweds
Bruce N Bryan and Miss Mary Nora Lyon married yesterday morning at the bride's home on Cedar Street. Rev A Coopman officiated with Miss Katherine Lyon and F C Johnson as attendants. The couple, after a wedding breakfast, left for East Anaconda to catch a morning train then honeymoon a few days before Bryan assumes Deer Lodge County sheriff duties.
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Bruce N. Bryan
Mary
Mra Bryan
East Anaconda
Gly
Faye
Bryan
Deer Lodge County
Afrs
Union Notice and Local Theater Review Summary
Special meeting on Wednesday evening December 3 at 7 o clock called by the union in Butte featuring officials including D. B. Swinenart and A Dolan among others. Also notes on the Grand theater showing The Last of the Hargraves as a strong dramatic feature and mentions Through Lafe's Window and Butterflies and Orange Blossoms as pleasing entertainment.
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Mance
Sweedie
Arthur Beery
Pathe
Keazar
Alice Joyce
Lubin
Arthur Johnson
Hearst-Song
Hargraves
Lafe
South African MP Barend Wessel Arrested in Tieth em
Barend Wessel member of the South African parliament for Bethlehem was arrested at Bloemfontem on December 21. Loyal Dutch at Tieth em recently adopted a resolution urging his arrest over alleged pro German tendencies, per London dispatch.
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Bloemfontem
Orange River
Downy Africa
London
Barend Wessel
Bethlehem
Tiethem
Monopoly suit dismissed in Lehigh Valley railroad case
In the United States district court Judge Charles M. Hough dismissed the monopoly suit involving Kent's Shernan law and several defendants connected with mining and transporting anthracite coal along the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
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Kent
Shernan Law mi
Lehigh” Valley Railroad Company
Charles M. Hough
United States District Court
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Swedish Lutheran Church
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Mrss Anderson
Cedar Street
Axel Anderson
Anacondy
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Grant
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Washoe Coal Co
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