State seals clean business methods in weighing and inspection
According to John H. Kiddie deputy sealer of weights and measures, the last two years show taras goods inspected and several inspections of weigh scales. Some creamery contents and tare devices condemned. The report notes sanitarity complaints are hard to verify due to rapid spread of word among dealers and drivers. It praises the department’s wider and cheaper reach under the present system and notes strong support from retail merchants.
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Helena
Dee
John H. Kiddie
Weaigits
Menaures
Alderson
Taras
Montana
Townere
Beale Riddell
Tno
Bozeman Holiday News and Local Visits Report
Bozeman residents and visitors fill Christmas week with calls on friends and family. John Dawes host to Dawes family wedding with Roy Hathaway and Thomas Mise. W B Moxley leaves for Helena for four days. Colonel Westlake heads police chief duties family Christmas celebration in Bozeman. Various locals including Walter Hyatt and Michael Murphy visit Bozeman from Missoula Kansan Springdale and Butte.
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Wire
W. B. Moxley
Helena
Roy Hathaway
Boseman
Mr. Hathaway
Thomas
Hattie Woods
Boneman
Home Telephone
Comany
BW. Whitiock
College Grain Laboratory
Kansan
Walter Hyatt
Tose Drug Company
Bozeman
How
School of Pharmacy
Missoula
Michael Murphy
F. F E. Martelle
Springdale
Chetaumas
Andrew Mosness
Hogeman
JK. Richardson
Balesville
Strick
Fen
Jay
W. B Westlake
Manhattan
A.B. Westlake
Police
Harry Edsall
Butte
A. J. Edsall
Boreman
G. Luther
Ruby
The
Agricultural College
Mins Aith Luther
Hamilton News Local Socials And Events In Hamilton
Hamilton News reports a busy period with court adjournments and out of court settlements. A free musical concert by the Hamilton Music club is announced at Lucas Opera House next Tuesday. Various local residents including Jack Wilkerson, Maud Skelton, Dovie King, Nick Birndauer, and Mr and Mrs Hawker are noted for holiday visits and gatherings. The municipal Christmas tree in the park drew a large crowd with carols. Leonard D. Morite of Virginia City is appointed deputy examiner in Helena.
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Hamilton
Lucas Opera House
Hamilton Music Club
Jack Wilkerson
Corvallis
Mamillon
Bure
Ming Georgie Pond
Prise
Kavalli Hotel
Maud Skelton
Dovie King
Harilton
Thomas Cruse Buried From the Cathedral
Helena December 26 All that was mortal of Thomas Cruse was laid at rest this morning in Resurrection cemetery. The funeral services were held at the new St Helena cathedral with Bishop Carroll presiding. His eloquent address praised Cruse for loyalty to city state and church, noting his Christian charity and simple manners from poverty to wealth. Donations and charity work supported by Associated Charities and local groups aided 104 families with 440 people, including a $1,000 Christmas gift from a local banker.
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Bishop Carroll
Marysville
Europe
Thomas Cruve
Thomas Cruse
Associated Charities
Suport
Salvation Army
Three Forks News Aims High Through Local Accreditations
Three Forks city notes a boost as Three Forks High School is added to Montana's accredited list enabling students to enter any state college. The city tracks new construction with several cement bungalows and brick buildings nearing completion on Third Avenue East. George Hansen, injured by an accidental gun discharge, remains at Deaconess Hospital in Bozeman. condition not in immediate danger.
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Three Forks
Montana
George Hansen
Deaconess Hospital
Bozeman
Wile
Andy" Plott Ie
Third Avenue
Helena elder ends life by shooting self in home
Helena December 25. John Bower an old resident of Helena shot himself at his home. Ill health and despondency were cited as factors. He was survived by a wife and three children. The tragedy marks a grim note in the community today.
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Helena
John Bower
Bower
Work of Charity in Great Falls This Winter
Great Falls sees unprecedented charity drive with thousands of dollars subscribed for Belgian relief and related efforts. Officials report rapid progress and anticipate further contributions during the winter as relief work expands throughout the community.
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Great Falls
Drummond News Highlights Local Holiday Activity
Drummond residents and visiting scholars mingle for the holidays with Miss Suale Waldbilix, Niel M Phail, and Mrs Bessie Day among those in town. The third postal examination for Drummond is slated for January 22 at Deer Lodge. Community events include a supper after the play Facing the Music and plans for a new schoolhouse in the southwest district. Local miners and residents travel for family gatherings, while the Sunset post office closes and mail moves to Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Folke
Suale Waldbilix
Helens Business College
Niel
M Phail
University of Monta
Bessie Day
Normal College
Dillon
Les Warner
Sunset
St. Paul
Michigan
Warner
Deer Lodge
James Jenkins
Hall
Tay Anderson
The
Milwaukee
Hattie Davis
Orm
Missoula
P. C. Aller
Frank
Weatherford
Laurel
Tom Fisher
Upps Salley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Drummond Post Office
Butte
Thomas Smith
Thompson , Falls
Swith Drummond
Philipsburg
Buffalo
N. Y
P. Calvin
Leavenworth
Kan
Potomac
Earl Fink
J. Hf, Shanon
Personnel changes in the courthouse details
Hoxeman Dec 26 reports changes in county courthouse attaches for the coming year. W L Haya remains district court clerk and Frank Preston continues as deputy. Mise Davis elected county superintendent without opposition. KH Schumacher II stays clerk and recorder. Clark Wright moves to auditor, sharing a room with County Surveyor Fred Brown, both without deputies. Wright’s successor at clerk and recorder undecided. In treasurer’s office no change beyond temporary help for Ruffner’s absence. SN Cowan succeeds Harwood as safesoor with deputies David Metcalf, Ed Phillie, Manley Tryant. Sheriff’s office undergoes a clean sweep. D E Gray elected over W S Evans, undersheriff George W Batten, jailer John F Hamann, Bozeman. Three Forks, Manhattan, Logan, Telgrade, Salesville deputies to be named. T A Bolinger succeeds Justin M Smith as county attorney. no deputy appointed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxeman
W. L. Haya
Frank Preston
Mise Davis
KH. Schumacher II
Clark Wright
Wright
Fred Brown
Ruffner
Altce
Bozeman
Bozeman Offles
John F. Hamann
Three Forks
Manhattan
Logan
Telgrade
Salesville
Gray
T. A. Bolinger
Justin M. Smith
Gallatin County
Lewistown News Highlights From December Edition
In Lewistown a special car train to Seattle left with eight double deck cars. The body of Clara Nieh of Leamers was sent for burial after death at 19 following an appendicitis operation. A packed audience watched a Belgians benefit at the New Judith theater. theater work in progress prompted a temporary closing until next Thursday's formal opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Seattle
Milwaukee
Ase Clara Nich
Leamep
Nie
Judith Theater
Christmas Observed Quietly in Dillon With Festive Cheer
Dillon residents marked Christmas quietly at home or with relatives. The Dillon military band performed carols at the S station corner, a large evergreen lit with colored lights stood central, and Sheriff Erwin hosted a holiday dinner with cran berry sauce and pie. Out of town guests included Dana Baker, Josephine Erwin, Irene Yeaman, Cora Ownley, Vern Melvyn, Mayme Adams, and the Brearleys. Several gatherings followed, including events at the Morse and Couch-Taylor homes and a ranch party hosted by the Hunsakers. John Fleming, a porter, remained in Dillon handling business for his company.
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Dillon
Imo
Bannack
Montana
Dillon Military Band
Erwin
D'llon
Dana Baker
Tamay
Josephine Erwin
Lewistown
Irene Yeaman
Whitehall
Cora Ownley
Helena
Harry
Vern Melvyn
Butte
Mayme Adams
Porand
Walter Brearley
Alder
Air
John Alvord
J. J. Morse
Alma” Morse
Dorothy Couch
Cora Taylor
West Reeder Street
TF. Hunsaker
Bond
John Fleming
Portuieman
White Sulphur Springs Holiday Visitors
Mise J Anna Cline visits friends in Hi Kumpe and stays with her mother Mrs Ada Kumpe. Earl Wild, Helena business college student, spends holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs P Re Wild. Frank Wight of Billings arrives for a 10 day visit with his parents Mr and Mrs R Wight. Oscar Rader of Hedgesville tours the city. Misa Ethel Gile, teaching at Sixteen, is visiting. Mr and Mrs Ed Teague spend holidays with Teague’s parents. Aik Gindya Potter visits cousin Laura Potter.
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Springs
Mise
J. Anna Cline
Hi Kumpe
Ada Kumpe
Kumpe
Great Northern Railroad
Earl Wild
Helena Business College
P. Re Wud
Wight
Billings
R. Wight
Northern Pacific Railroad
Oscar Rader
Hedgesvile
Misa Ethel Gile
Ed Teague
Teague
E. H. ‘Teague
Aik Gindya Potter
Laura Potter
Identification of Woman Found Dead in Ravine
In Los Angeles on December 26 the body of Paula Marquez, formerly of San Diego, was identified by friends as the woman found partly buried in a ravine at La Trea rancho. Police continued the search for her killer all day with no result, aided by a ring bearing the initials HN Mi and clothing articles that furnished identification.
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Ws Angeles
la ‘Trea Rancho
Paula Marquez
San Diego
General Huerta Lived Quietly in Barcelona with Family
The Associated Press reports Gen. Victoriano Huerta, Mexico’s former dictator, now resides quietly in Barcelona a half hour from city center. He lives modestly, says he has little money for his family, and spends afternoons at Cafe Mason Dore with trusted lieutenants while avoiding plans to return to Mexico unless his country needs him as a soldier.
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Associated Press
Don Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Barcelona
Spain
America
el Mate
Mimself
Mason Dore
Suarez
Huerta
Chaves
United States
Mexican ex-president speaks on exile and education of children
The former Mexican leader, after 17 months as president, says he will devote himself to educating his eight children. He denies rumors of a vast fortune and says he will leave his name as his patrimony while living modestly in Barcelona, though he plans to return to Madrid for eye care.
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Chidren
Barcelona
Madrid
America
Mexico
Additional witnesses named for Walsh inquiry list
Kansas City, December reports reveal 18 more witnesses for the United States Commission on Industrial Relations. Frank P. Walsh said the testimony will probe philanthropy and industry in New York with figures from Chicago Baltimore Detroit New York and Boston. Witness names include Jane Addams Henry Ford August Belmont and James Mackaye among others.
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Kansas City
United States Commisson
Hegun
New York
Frank P. Walsh
Walsh
Sion
Mr. Walsh
Jane Addams
Chicago
Jacob J. Hollander
Baltimore
Henry C. Ford
Detroit
August Belmont
Samuel McRoverts
Amos Pinchot
Scott to face six month delay on wartime article charge
In San Francisco Riley E B Scott a former US army lieutenant now studying aircraft warfare for the War Department will not be asked to answer charges for at least six months. US Attorney John W Preston said the matter could wait. Scott, editor Charles K Field aviator Robert Fowler and photographer TA Duhem were detained after Scott's article on Panama canal fortifications appeared with a photograph claimed to be taken from Fowler's plane.
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San Francisco
Riley EB. Scott
United States Army
War Department
Koto
Hus
United States Attorness Office
Scott
San Fransichiro
Panania ‘Canal
United States
John W. Preston
Charles K. Field
Robert Fowler
TA. Duhem
Scotts
Pacific
Duhem
Fowler
Shotgun Auto Squad to Pursue Seattle Ye ggm en
Seattle police ordered six motorized units equipped with shotguns to chase fleeing criminals after an indirect pistol battle between two safe blowers and a police squad. Fugitives were wounded but escaped. chief Lang vows cool heads and decisive fire to prevent escape.
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Seattle
Owls Lang
Tang
Notices announce resumption of full time in McBiwania Shoe Plant
Manchester notices say the W H McBiwania Shoe Manufacturing Company will resume full-time operation in all departments. Seven thousand local shop workers are affected as only part of the plant had been running recently. Prices for various grains and commodities, including wheat and corn, are listed with delivery dates and futures quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
W. HL McBiwania Shoe Manufacturing Company
Russian review of fighting in Galicia amid collapse of Austrian campaign
Russian military observer reports from Novoe Vremya on the Galicia front detailing Austrian collapse, German cohesion issues north of Krakow, and renewed Russian offensives. It notes Preemysl fortress sorties, dwindling Austrian morale, and Russian river crossings including Dunajec and Visla. German propaganda promises to liberate Poland are mentioned.
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Petrograd
London
Novoe ‘Vromya
Campain
Galicia
Cracow
Sochacsew
Weaye
Poland
Sanok-Linko
Preemysl
Perlaborets
Burrison
Praemysl
Warsaw
Baura
Bolimow
Pitica
Nida
Dunajec
Carpathians
Sochoczew
Fenant
Beura
Trussia
Dundjee
Liske
Visle
Visti
Ther MA Woldier
Praemyst
Decca
Prasaysl
Rue- Hang
Death of Rev Charles Hubbell at age 45 in Michigan
The Rev Charles Hubbell D D national Superintendent of the Young People's Christian Endeavor society of the Protestant church died at his home in the city today after a brief illness. He was 45 years old. A new jer GF ART is planned after the first of the year to enable drivers to see the road to their rear.
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Aanan
Mich
Charles “Hi. Hubbell
D. D
Young People's Christian Endeavor Society
Sin Home
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Mias
Rhoda Dawes
Sweet Grase County
Boxeman
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Hamilton News
Leonard D. Morite
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Helena Minim
Drummond News
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Dillon News
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DEH Pictator
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Wilson
Shotgun Auto Squad
Yeggmen
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McCaull-Dinamore Co
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Igh
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Northern
HBO
Conn
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Hetlet
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Sarwe
Hestewers
Cherchman
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