Philipsburg Bride Napton Florey Wed in Missoula
Katherine Florey of Maxville and John Napton of Spokane were married in Missoula with the Rev. Gatley officiating. Napton, son of Judge and Mrs. Welling Napton, will honeymoon along the coast and then reside in Spokane where the groom has a ready apartment. The bride, a graduate nurse, wore brown and carried Ophelia roses. The ceremony followed by a simple Episcopal service and plans for a home in Spokane were announced.
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Katherine Elizabeth
Florey
Maxville
John. Lanier Napton
Spokane
Gatley
Napton
Abe
St. Peter's Hospital
Helena
Drace
Ophelia Toses
Episcopal Church
Gas From Coal Furnace Triggers Critical Illness
Helena December 24 Mrs George G Watt wife of the secretary to the tea industrial accident board narrowly escaped death when she became unconscious from coal gas in her home. A new furnace had been installed and the Watt couple had just returned from Christmas with their daughter. Mr Watt felt unwell and went home early, and upon arrival found his wife unconscious. A physician revived her after about ninety minutes. Investigators blamed coal gas from the furnace. The Watt residence is at the corner of Second and Beatle streets. Postmasters Named Washington December 28 fourth class postmasters announced: Horace G Corwan Preewater vice J W Garland deceased Walter J Benson Midby vice George T Midby Christa Wimpey Moorhead Theet resigned James c Ehepare St Pauls vice M A Die mier resigned Mary Knobel West Butte vice David 0 Sweet resigned. The refuse from Rome and other Italian cities is sold by auction. Sak
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Spokane
Oscar Wolf
Eureka Journal
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Kalispell
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Canada
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Leonia
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A. E. Barr
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Henry Mull
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Teke Blumenthal
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Miva
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Tudge
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Sina
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Moorhead
Theet
James c. Ehepare
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M.A. Diemier
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West Butte
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Butte
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Voters saved Montana nonpartisan candidate by defeating leaguers
Billings, Dec. 28. Montana politics shift as Voters rejected the nonpartisan league candidate amid larceny charges. The report also covers local social notes from Butte, Missoula, Deer Lodge, and Hamilton, with a mix of court actions and holiday gatherings.
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Montana
Anaconda District Court January Term Calendar
Four criminal charges and sixteen civil cases appear on the January term calendar of Judge George T. Winston. Grand larceny charges against Ray A Cobban surface on the criminal list. Civil items include Sibyl Scott administratrix versus Scott Peck and several administrative and property disputes. An appeal from a city case is also listed on the calendar.
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Ray’ A. Cobban
Cidak Vunich
Peter Hosiely
Chris Zuetovich
Trivko Pavotvich
Sibyl Scott
Igainst Scott Peck
Mibel Scott
William ©. Pomeroy
Charles Singer
W. A. Walter John M. Bordeaux
Charles Hostrom
Nellie
Hightower
Ton St. Walsh
Anne Powers
Fred “Hengell
John
Noonan Fuainst
Axel Anderson
Kate New
William Lorens
Dolly Linge
JB. Goldeen
Leo Talk
Bret
Poteion
Lerion
Teschers Win Bowling Games From Sparrows
Tescher team defeated Sparrow Drugs in Amanda by winning two of three games. Scores show Tescher dominance in the matchup and the final tally reflects a narrow win across the three games.
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Sparrows
Tescher
Amanda
Sparrow Drugs
Ollowing
Knights of Columbus Open House Planned at Ana Clubhouse
The Knights of Columbus of Ana announce an open house at the local clubhouse. Members and their ladies are invited to attend the event, which begins at indicated time with dancing and card games as the features. The entertainment continues until the new year is announced.
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Cable From Barbados Case Being Considered
Washington officials filed answers in the District supreme court denying claims of interference with the landing of the Western Union cable from Barbados. They argue an injunction would injure the government and hamper President Wilson during negotiations on cable communications.
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Pee. Za
Western Union
Barbados
Wilson
Colby, Baker and Daniels
District Supreme Court
Telegraph Company
United States
Sister claims brother's death may be murder in LA
Mrs. Stare Clegg sister of Lal Pat O'Brien the aviator found dead in a Los Angeles hotel weeks ago says an investigation will be made. She states Merwin O'Brien and Virgil Moore have sufficient evidence to warrant a probe and believes O'Brien did not die by his own hand. An airship project is also mentioned to promote discoveries in West Africa.
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Los Angeles
Stare” Clegg
Last slave market in world wiped out by French forces
Paris dispatch reports French troops in Ouezzan Morocco liberated a caravan of slaves, ending centuries of monthly auctions. The market drew buyers who paid high prices for unmarried women and strong men, with some women entering masters' homes as near wives while dealers shared proceeds with the city.
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Parke
National Sews Service
Paris
Ouexaan
Morocco
Ouezzan
Information sought on war expenditures by President Wilson
Washington December 28 A resolution by Rep Gould Republican of New York seeks additional information on the 100 million and 50 million wartime appropriations for national security and defense. The resolution asks for detailed accounting of how funds are spent and controlled. The note mentions Mount Sangay as the world’s most active volcano at 17196 feet in the Andes, erupting since 1728.
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New York
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