Hill Divorce Case Grants Temporary Alimony in Montana
Judge Law awards Mrs. Pauline Hill temporary alimony of 650 dollars a month plus 2500 for court costs and 6000 for attorney fees as Walter J. Hill pursues divorce proceedings. Details show requests for living expenses and staff costs while Livingston and St. Paul suits proceed.
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Associated Presse
Bozeman
Der
Walter J. Hill
J. J. Hill
Empire Builder
Pauline &. Hill
Bb. B. Law
Mrs. Hill
Servie
Hill
Livingston
St. Paul
Montana
Gillison
J. J. Hill Jr
Walter Hill
Judge John W. Tattan Dies After Long Legal Career
Fort Benton Montana December 20 Funeral rites for John W. Tattan longtime judge of the Twelfth Montana Judicial District ended with his death at Fort Benton following months of illness. Born May 27 1847 in Castletown Ireland he moved to the United States at 14 and later settled in Montana. He served as probate judge county attorney and finally judge from 1892 until his death. He was married to his wife who died earlier in June 1905 and his daughter Mrs C Morrison of Fort Benton survives along with John J Tattan of Fort Benton formerly Glasgow.
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Fort Kenton
John W. Tattan
Montana
Tattan
Hiss
Tattane
Miro
John WW. Tattan Wes
Middleton
County Cork
Ireland
United States
United States Army
Fort Benton
C. Morrison
Fort Renton
Aew
John J. Tattan
Glasgow
Fort Venton
Montana Prohibition District HQ Move Under Review
Montana officials weighed the return of the prohibition enforcement district’s national headquarters from Boise to Helena. Elias Marsterg denied knowledge of any plan and warned Montana wets fear undercover agents. He said he would not resign, citing enemies who want his removal for enforcing the law. Great Falls and Captain Welliver had established state HQ earlier, now under reorganization with G. W. Olyear in Boise.
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Helena
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Boise
Wahington
D. C
Elias Marstera
Robe
Botee
Bolee
Great Falla
Welliver
G. W. Olyear
Prummond Residents Seek Annexation to Powell County
In Deer Lodge on Dec 30 residents of Prummond propose a state bill to detach a corner of Granite County including Drummond and attach it to Powell County. Backers say the Deer Lodge Missoula highway segment will be rebuilt and kept in good condition if annexed, and Drummond residents favor the change.
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Deer Lodge
Granite County
Powell County
Drummond
Vowell County
Agnes Cloon Dies in Deer Lodge After Illness
Mrs. Agnes Olson Cloon, 68, died at her Deer Lodge home after more than three months of illness. A Norwegian immigrant who came to Joliet in 1885, she outlived her husband by 26 years and leaves two daughters and five sons, all residents of Deer Lodge. Funeral services will be held at Blew & Ross chapel tomorrow at 3 PM with Rev. W. K. Ray, followed by interment in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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Deer Lodge
Agnes Olson
United States
Norway
Joliet
Marie Grant
E. F. Kichner
Jack
O. G
Hans
Harvey
Harry
Blew & Ross
W. K. Ray
Green Bay
Wis
National banks lose suit on Montana taxation policy
The Montana Supreme Court affirms Yellowstone County district court ruling against the Montana National Bank. It holds no discrimination between state and national banks in taxation, stating stock value is independent of security types. The court suggests added methods to assess nonresident bank stock.
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National Bank
Associated Press
Helena
Montana
State Supreme Court
District Court
Yellowstone County
Montana Natonal Bank
Boulder Bee Christmas Socials and Local Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Ben Wahte and son Bernard of Helena visited Boulder for Christmas at the home of Mr and Mrs George Wfaff. Many townsfolk and visitors journeyed to nearby towns like Helena Butte Whitehall and Basin for errands dances and holidays.
Turkey Advances Rail and Telephone Infrastructure Program
Turkey pursues a broad plan to improve railways and telephone service through expanded investment, modernization projects, and management reforms aimed at boosting nationwide transport and communications capabilities.
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Turkey
Mure Valley Railroad to be Completed in Germany
The Mure Valley railroad begun in Wurtemberg, Germany, several years ago is planned for completion.
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Mure Valley
Wurtemberg
Germany
Bitter Root berry praised as future market leader
W. E F Pollinger at the Oregon State Horticultural Station near Corvallis reports a new Bitter Root strawberry strain that out yields and out tastes rival varieties. The berry developed at Charles Heights will be named at the State Horticultural Society meeting in January. The station covers 80 acres with model improvements and includes land gift details from BRVIC in 1908.
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Corvallis
W. E F. Pollinfer
Charles Heights
State Horticultural Society
Pollinger
Polinger
BR. V. 1. Company
Bitter Root Salmon Road project to get 229000 grant
Hamilton reports from Boise indicate the Salmon Bitter Root highway will receive 229000 for the coming year. The route from the Park to Park highway near the Big Fold mountains summit toward Salmon Idaho was nearly finished last year to south of Gibbonsville. Completion this year is expected to connect to Salmon and boost tourism while opening vast Northwest territory.
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Hamilton
Bitter Root Valley
Salmon
Idaho
Boise
Big Flole Mountains
Gibbonsville
Northwest
Ravalli County Names New County Agent A Givan
Ravalli county will have a county agent again. A Givan of Libby has been appointed by the county commissioners and will start January 15. He presently serves as county agent of Lincoln county and will bring strong recommendations from Oregon State College. The county had been without an agent for several years since T L Campbell resigned to join the state publicity department and later the Northern Pacific immigration office.
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Hamilton
Ravalli County
A. Givan
Libby
Givan
Lincoln County
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Ore
TL. A. Campbell
State Publicity Department
Immigration Department
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Rose Rouleau buried in Spokane obituary note
Hamilton reports the death of Rose Delemia Rouleau in Spokane on December 24. Born September 2 1909 in Hamilton, she moved to Spokane seven years ago and was buried in a Spokane cemetery. Survived by father Felix Rouleau, eight brothers and three sisters including Mrs Lowney of Hamilton and Mrs Cothrel and Mrs Johnson of Spokane.
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Hamilton
Spokane
Rose Delemia Rouleau
Felix Rouleau
William Lowney
Hamillton
Arthur Cothrel
W. A. Johnson
Joe
Frank
Harry
Charles
Henry
Paul R
Florida
Local Holiday Visits Noted Around Hamilton
Miss Sue Edwards teaches in Darby consolidated schools and visits her parents in Hamilton. Joseph Bueh and wife return from Missoula after visiting their daughter Mrs EF Hilton. Mise Tlah Fisk leaves for Spokane to resume duties after holidays with her family. Charles C DI and son, a University of Missoula student, spent Christmas at home. Mayor Totman returns from St Ignatius after Christmas visit. Joseph Coughenour, poultry raiser, was seen in Hamilton from his Victor ranch.
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Boulder
Bee
Ben Wahte
Bernard
Helena
George Vfaff
Grover Taylor
Ann Murphy
Nell McCauley
Power
Dewey
Mary Dawson
Lemore Sloan
Tyaie Robinson
Butte
City
Joe Darbey
Joe
Shelby
Joe Ficher
Cecelia Dupuis
Earl Shade
John Steel
Jee Girard
Pocatello
Idaho
Girard
Joel Rintey
Drew Jackson
Bob le Roy
Vera
Louise Jackson
Basin
Ed McCauley
Jimmy
Valley
Joseph Volmer
Doris Tayior
Joe Nugent
A. S. Kilburne
Helen
Nimrod Fee
Whitehall
Edith Ahi
Marie Paradise
Ruth Glenn
Marie Sheldon
Doris Taylor
Paul Smith
Haroold Sumner
Irvin Tuttle
Leslie Dawson
Ed Smith
John
Charles Steel
George Paradise
Howard A. Johnson
Donald
Rose Taylor
Toe Nugent
Ruth Green
Hamilton
Sue Edwards
Darby Consol
W. T. Edwards
Joseph Bueh
Missoula
EF. Hilton Mise Tlah Fisk
Spokane
Wesley Fisk
J. Q. Adame
C. H. DI
Minneapolis
Charles
University At
J. H. Ludwire
M. A. Sizer
Wallace McCrackn
J. E
Roche orchard man travels to New York and visits Buchan an
Corvallis dispatch notes Alex T Roche an orchard man from Mountain View district has gone to New York City for the winter. En route he stopped to visit Mr and Mrs W T Beardsley at Buchanan Mich. List of little girls includes Vivian Felix Edna Felix Lois Lear Alice Lear Mary Lee Simmons Loyce Simmons Alice Wallace Louise Smyth and Pauline Sutherland.
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Corvallis
Alex T. Roche
Mountain View
New York City
Coset
W. T. Beardsley
Buchanan, Mich
Vivian
Edna Felix
Lois
Alice Lear
Mary Lee
Loyce Simmon
Alice Wallace
Louise Smyth
Pauline Sutherland
Uttle
Sugar beet growers balk at refiners price reduction
Denver December 30 Great Western Sugar proposes a provisional cut in the 1927 sugar beet price from 8 to 6 per ton if tariffs drop before November 16 1927. Growers from Montana Nebraska and Colorado reject the clause and refuse renewal of the current contract. The conference ends with no further talks scheduled.
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Associated Press
Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Montana
Nebraska
Colorado
Cormpany
J. D D. Pancake
Mountain States Beet Growers’ Marketing Asociation
Birlings-Lovell
Mr. Pancake
Ther
Great Western Company
Townchildren visit Louie Cobb for tea party
A Tuesday afternoon visit for Louie Cobb featured dolls and a tea party with children playing house. Miss Grace Hoblitt, fourth grade teacher, underwent goiter removal surgery Monday and remains hospitalized at Hamilton hospital. Mallard duck migration drew hunters’ notice as hundreds fed and played in a nearby slough, four miles north of town, ignoring season limits.
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Louie Cobb
Grace Hoblitt
Hamilton Hospital
Milford Cobb
Manhole Blast Stuns Billings Workers in Alley
A gun blast in an alley behind Billings federal building hurled a manhole cover into the air near telegraph wires. No injuries reported though workers were nearby. Rumors spread of multiple blasts citywide tied to railroad underpass blasting outside the city.
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Ito
Billingsa
Federal
Dinner and bridge party highlight Philipsburg social
Mrs Murphy and Mrs Meingh hosted a dinner and bridge night with 24 places. Winners were Mr Filekinger for men and Mrs Huffman for women. Other locals enjoyed visits, trips to Missoula, Deer Lodge and Hamilton with friends and business matters noted throughout the day.
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Philipsburg
Tec
H. A. Murphy
Kh. KB. Meingh
Hoatessen
Bridge Wan
Filekinger
Jasper Huffman
L. McNally
Miseoula
Merv
Mabel McDonald
Deer Lodge
L MerlLeod
Everett Aise
Sydney Bray
Butte
W. A. Griffth
Misa Irene Trevard
Trall
Kenneth Hannah
Trout Creek
Mire
Mary Jenkins
Hamilton
John Hickey
Paul Neil
Sand Point
Idaho
EB. F. Bluementhal
Missoula
Nine Montana county superintendents graduate from normal college
Dilton, Dec 80. Nine of Montana's county superintendents are graduates of the Montana State Normal College. Fourteen others have been students there for varying periods. Three sup erintendents have taught at the regional summer school. 719 of 4000 autumn quarter grades were failures with 169 at or above 95 percent.
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Dilton
Montana'a
Montana State Normal College
Achoola
Wrecked Hudson Car Found in Denverwerd County
A wrecked Hudson coach believed stolen from Butte owner G J Knieht was found near Anex on the Putte road. The car, likely speeding, smashed through fence posts and overturned. occupants injured, driver identity unknown, Butte authorities notified.
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Dillain
Hudson
Butte
Iit
Frank Kelhim
Anex
Putte Road
G J. Knieht
Tutte
College students guests of the Rotary club
The Rotary club hosted local college students during a holiday gathering. Male students gave brief talks and songs while female students contributed a song. W. H. Stephan chaired the meeting and A. Potts was named next week's chairman.
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Dilaain
Dee
Dilion Rotary Club
Dilton to Get New Bowling Alley in Bishop Building
Dilton selects the Bishop building on South Idaho Street for a new bowling alley with equipment from a former local alley. The venture, backed by about 40 local men, plans to be ready around January 16 with Imery Smith coordinating the pineamashers’ effort.
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Dilton
Bishop
Idaho Street
Oae
Imery Smith
Mining Engineer Held Under Mann Act Charge
Helena dec 30 Al Ford a mining engineer at Wickes was arrested by federal officials and held on the Mann act charge for allegedly importing a married woman from Spokane to Lincoln Montana where she resides.
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Helena
al Ford
Wickes
Spokane
Lincoln
Mont
Extradition Sought for Cecil Warner to Lewiston, Maine
A warrant seeks the return of Cecil Warner from Omaha Nebraska to Lewiston Maine. Warner is accused of deserting his family, including 15 year old Donald, prompting a request to Governor Rickeon for extradition.
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Weliena
Cecil Warner
Omahs
Neb
Lewtistown
Ment
Gov. I
Rickeon
Warner
Kbernice Warner
Prohibition HQ May Move From Helena to Boise
A Helena report states that the Nineteenth district prohibition enforcement offices may return to Helena from Hotel Idaho sources. The transfer, though not yet issued, is believed decided by the Washington director and could take effect early next year. The district covers Montana Idaho Wyoming with Col Milas Marstera previously overseeing operations.
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Associated Press
Helena
Nineteenth District
Hotel
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Col
Milas Marstera
Boise
Marstern
Prohibition HQ Shift Under Review for Montana Idaho Wyoming
Washington reports city officials weighing moving prohibition headquarters from Helena to Boise. Senator Borah favors keeping Boise as the base but says he will not hinder administration efforts to enforce the dry law if a Helena transfer is needed.
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Associated
Washington
Prohibition
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Helena
Fosse
Borah
Boise
Pioneer of Montana Lid at Final Rest
Funeral for Mrs. Lydian Houghton pioneer of Montana was conducted at the Christian church in Whitehall. She came to Montana with her husband Henry Houghton and settled north of Whitehall. he was a noted horse raiser and former postmaster. She leaves two sons Frank and H R Houghton and a daughter Mrs K B Fr McCalI of Butte.
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Standard
Whitehall
Lydian Houghton
Montana
Cr. J. Gitt
The
Christian Church
Houghton
Henry Houghton
Keeley Convicts In 84 Percent Of Cases
Deer Lodge December 30. County Attorney Pat Keeley reports in his annual file that 4 convictions were secured in 4 per cent of the criminal prosecutions this year. Reformations filed totaled 171 with 144 convictions, 6 acquittals, 17 dismissals, and 4 cases pending across 25 classifications.
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Deer Lodge
Pat Keeley
Board of County Commissioners
Eix
Local visitors and officials on activity in Deer Lodge
Deputy State Game Warden McCaffery from Anaconda is in Deer Lodge for several days attending to business. A Bean returns to Missoula after a brief Deer Lodge visit. County Treasurer Robert Mydtling made a business trip to Butte yesterday. Richard Lay of Kalispell stops in Deer Lodge for a short visit. Gordon Craig returns from Avery Idaho after a brief stay with his parents.
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Deer Lodge
McCaffery
Anaconda
Bean
Missoula
Robert Mydtling
Butte
Richard Lay
Kalispell
Gordon Craig
Avery
Idaho
Emsworth Census Shows Ageing Population Rise
Emsworth England with a population around 4000 records 250 residents aged over 70 and 21 over 80 in the latest census. Five residents are noted as over 90 years old, highlighting an ageing town demographic.
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Emsworth
England
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