Hello girl at peace conference in Helena
Helena January 3 Miss Bean a Helena girl served as a telephone operator at the peace conference in Paris replacing Theodor Nelson and was praised by reporters as a strong press liaison. The article also notes county bond approvals, the start of February court term, church services, jail remodeling, and lighter snowfall aiding cattle and drovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Winn
David Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Versailles
Vere
Paris
Vegealien
Mise Bean
Werena
Bac
Telefone
Girie
Kent
Theodor Nelson
Mantioy Ns
Naturalita
Beca
New County of Lake Formed From Parts of Missoula
Delegates chosen in the new Lake County, created from Missoula, Sanders, and nearby areas, select Polson as temporary county seat after a close vote with 143 delegates present. The bill to be sent to the state legislature and outlines Lake County’s borders and officials including commissioners and a county attorney, with the remaining officers to be named at a meeting in Ronan next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Macad
Sanders Hex
Polson
Legisla
Lake County
Mounain Range
Acific
Tavalli
Northern Pacific
Theouthwest
Dixon
Perm
R. C. Proud
G. L. Sperry
Horte
W. Fhampbell
Joe Grefer
St.’ Ignatius
Patrickigan
Camas Prairie
Hugh Evens
Oliver
Lee Butcher
Local notes from Dilion on New Year events and officials
Dilion news dated January 3 reports Jax Baxter newborn to J Anson Baxter deputy clerk of art, and Mrs Baxter formerly Miss Hat torney. Several residents travel for business, soldiers return, and a Chinese student sends regards from Cleveland. Pacific versus Mountain time changes discussed, sewer remodeling and liquor business shifts noted. County and unity offices prepare for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilton
Jax
J. Anson Baxter
F. Baxcor
Art
Butte
James Dodd
E. B. Caswell
Tix Hole
Hugh Anderson
A. I. Andean
Quartermaster’s Corps
National Army
Joe Yuen
Applied Technolo
Cleveland
Trish
China
Henry F. Crittenden
Quarte Asters Corps
Arn
Pacific
Meine
Oregon
Pyamp
Bethy
Burleson Not To Take Continental Telegraph Control
Miles City Jan 4 The Continental Telegraph company not included in the postmaster general Burleson plan merging graph companies shows in new stationery received here to pay first time on the bill. Continental line owned by Milwaukee road. appears under railroad administration not taken over by post department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Continental Telegraph Company
Postmasneral Burleson
Continental Tine
Milwaukee Road
Ths
Railroad Administration
Post Apartment
Conference Hopes For An Agreement In Helena Strike
Helena January 3 The conference between A Brantingham of Tutte federal labor bureau and both sides in the electricians strike against the Rocky Mountain States Telephone and Helena Light and Railway company proceeded today without result but there was hope for progress tomorrow. Electricians demand seven dollars per day grounded in wage dispute and labor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Church and Community Notes
Deer Lodge January 3 report from the Christian church Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs. Carl Millard home elected officers for the year. HW Larabie and Ed Scharnikow plan departures for New York and Helena. Funeral, state prison guard Gilbert Dilworth leaving for Illinois, and various residents noted, including Farmer Lewis Knop and Dr Stephen Rockamance. Helena and district items include B C Kaufman buying a residence and state printing contracts awarded. James McGarvey, Civil War veteran, dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larabie
New York
CB. Larabie
Ed Scharnikow
Helena
Reharniken
Ra Moore
Philipsburg
Portland
Sai Franciscn
Woman's Misconary ‘Society
Scrivner
Florence North
View Pees
A. F. McKnight
Nat Nolan
Rabie
Thrasher
Are Leonard
Rockamance Stephen
de Blake
Dillon
Hoctor
Otto” Christofferson
Fort Logan
Deer
Sentte
Bitte
Tsador Speck
Irvin Shiplet
State Farm Loans Show Two Million Increase
In a report to Gov. Stewart Sidney Miller notes a two million rise in State Farm loans during the period. The total progresses from 3,260,340 to a higher figure as towns accept during the year. The report projects deferred payments and investment activity within the local agricultural credit program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Miller
Ister
Stewart
Durin the Twilller
Sober times in Dillon as saloons close
Dillon residents report optimism after prohibition measures close local saloons on the night of January 20. Many businesses adapt quickly with few rents or real value drops. remaining shops offer cigars, soft drinks, and light refreshment parlors while demand for other goods stays steady. Citizens watch for the city’s lighting plan as streets darken postclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Busiteas
Beaverhead
Engineers Advance Automobile Bill Charge
The presentation continues today from the District of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The bill recommends stop rules for auto drivers at all roads. William Dean serves as vice chairman and Missoula as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
William Dean
Missoula
Judge Bourquin Fines John Wien in Shipping Liquor Case
In federal court Judge Geo M Bourquin imposed a 150 dollar fine on John Wien charged with shipping liquor from Missoula Montana to Beatle Washington Wien pleaded guilty to the offense in Beatle county federal court and the judge ordered the penalty be paid promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. ‘Bourquin
John Wien
Missoula
Mont
Beatle, Wash
Wich
Lewistown Courthouse Shuffles After November Election
Lewistown and Helena reports note courthouse changes after the November elections. New district judge Briscoe, a Democrat, fills vacancy in department No. 2. George Wright, a Republican, becomes County Commissioner alongside Democrats Gosch and Wheaton. Miller, a Democrat, replaces Carla W. Riddick as assessor. Amanda Swift becomes county superintendent. changes in auditor, treasurer, surveyor, coroner, and administrator follow party lines. Judith club invites Mrs. Nurnett Smith and Premier Lloyd George to visit. social season shines with a large attendance. Detour trains reroute due to a bridge fire near Greycliffe. Mount St. Charles opening draws students and veterans alike, cadet drill begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Briscoe
Charles Allen
Mike Gosch
W. W. Wheaton
Ds C. Wilson
Butien
AL Miler
Carla W. Riddick
Miller
Amanda Swift
Miss Fahey
Stewart McConochie
J. M. Stephens
Satte
Halvid Creel
WJ Baker
R. C. Cramer
Fergus County
Helena
Oren. Fondell
J. A.” Wilson
Je Chamber of
Lieut
Merlen A. Wright
Paul R
White Ribbon Meeting Debates Prohibition and Support
At 720 West Third Street, Mrs Thomas hosted a White Ribbon gathering with Mrs WV Sheffield and Mrs Drysdale from Butte union. A speech titled The Day After was read, ministers asked to give four minute talks on Sunday about national prohibition, and a hospital mother will be stationed at Fort Sheridan with Louise Ferris of Chicago chosen for the role. The meeting marked the largest attendance since the influenza outbreak. Next session planned at Mrs Harold Kinney’s home on January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eof Thomas
West Third Street
Thomas
WV. Sheffield
Drysdale
Butte Union
Bree Pahan
National
Fort Sheridan
Louise Ferris
Chicago
Harold Kinney
Dan
Instructive Lectures During Coming Winter
A winter lecture series at First Presbyterian Church will present insights on modern world conditions and construction problems. Dean AT Stone of the University of Montana will open next Tuesday with Your Part and Mine, free admission. The talks aim to inform serious future thinkers with Montana scholars and prominent state educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Montana
Sisson Elliott
University of Montana
Anaconda
E P Mathewson Injured in Fall at Train Shed
Anaconda residents recount E P Mathewson’s fall while descending to a train shed. He tripped, dislocated his ankle, and suffered bruises. Family and friends described his condition as improving after the accident.
Gish sisters endure front-line horrors for Hearts of the World
Lilian and Dorothy Gish with mother accompany David W. Griffith to French trenches to film Hearts of the World. The entourage faced bombardment on three occasions, one four-hour assault, with 18 months at the front. Their mother suffered hysteria after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian
Dorothy Gish
David Wath Grifith
France
the Margaret
Gish
Robert Herron
Josephine Crowell
Kats Bruce
Ben Alexander
Robert Anderson
George Fawcett
George A. Siegmann
Mr. GriMth
United States
Funeral of Mrs Ethel Cainan at family home
The funeral for Mrs Ethel Cainan wife of John Cainan was held at the family residence 720 West Fifth Street at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. A requiem mass was sung by Rev Father Coopmai at 8, with many floral tributes sent to the home. Interment followed at Monn Carmel Cemetery with pallbearers Roy Hadi Louis Rivers John Calnan Roy Tabor Daniel Calnan and Alvie G.
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Ethel Cainan
John Cainan
West Fifth Street
Sting
Father Coopmai
Monn Carmel
Roy
Hadi Louis Rivers
John Calnan
Roy’ Tabor
Daniel Calnan
Alvie G
Belgrade Bank Official dies after illness
Alex Van Dyken a longtime Belgrade bank assistant cashier died at his parents home after a brief illness. He had weak lungs and pneumonia led to his death. He was the eldest son of Jacob Van Dyken a prominent farmer among Hotlanders and was respected by all who knew him.
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Standard
Belgrade
Jan
Alex Dyken
van Dyken
Mr. van Dyken
Jacob van Dyken
Beef Cattle Arrive to Winter in the Big Hole
At Silicx stock yards W I Stone and 3H Workman shepherd 88 beef steers toward their winter range in the Big Hole basin. The Huntley Castle company cattle came from Ington by Mil creek road divide after recent snow. Workman joined Stone in the city yesterday to assist with the herd confined to wintering in the Big Hole watershed and planned spring market plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silicx
W. I. Stone
Workman of Wisdom
Big Hole
Ington
Workman
Mil Creek Road
Huntley Castle Company
Legals listings for parcels in Northern and Eastern additions
A dense list of legal descriptions and parcel stakes appears, naming numerous owners such as James Wis, Malbert, Clara Giroux, Walter Hanson, John Likavich, Annie Mulion, Christina Reese, and others. The entries reference blocks and lots in Northern and Eastern additions, including dates and lot numbers, with references to 1818 Antonich and various street addresses.
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State of
Montan
Antonich
John
Appen
Rasor Vasil
Bestis
Bickster
Steve
Carlson
Forthern
James T. Wis
Malbert
Wadition Church
Devil
Flot
Fount
Mary
Giroux
Clara
Glover
Hanson
Walter A
Charen & Views
Northern Ton
Jones
Tock
Festern Addi
Lot Daitions
T A.W
le Page
Joseph Z. Sto
Astern
Nuckels
Margaret
Oss Olsen
Nort Pfeifer
We J
Reese
Christina
Dtees
Thostus
Miock
Sutherland
Anna
Alfred
Anaconda Montana Delinquent Tax Notice Public Sale
Notice of delinquent taxes with details of lots in Thibodeau Vittorio Guigi and Eastern additions in Anaconda Montana. Tax sale scheduled for Wednesday February 22, 1818 at 2 p.m. in front of the City Treasurer’s office. Names many property owners listed among attendees and affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suai
Thibodeau
Lo F
Vittorio Guigi
Addith
Anaconda
Desi Loge
Montana
TR Danielson
Notice of Annual Meeting of Daly Trust Company stockholders
Notice to stockholders of the Daly and Trust Company of Anaconda Montana that the annual meeting will be held at the bank office at Main Street and Park Avenue Anaconda on Tuesday January 14 1819 at 10 o'clock a.m. to elect five directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Signed Harria Anaconda. In re Mathew Grellgovich bankrupt meeting to prove claims appoint committee and examine creditors on January 13 1918 at 1 30 p.m. at National Bank Building Anaconda Deer Lodge county Montana. Referee in bankruptcy Brank W Haskins. Also notice to creditors in the matter of Eva Bailey deceased executor Rotgers Rodgers Durston Building Anaconda Montana to present claims within four months after first publication dated January 4 1918.
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Dand Trust Company
Ateconda
Anaconda
Mont
Daly, Rants and Trust Company of
Main Street
Park Avenue
Jail City
Harrinaconda
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Mathew ¢ Vieh
Mathew Vieh
Deer Lode
Stite
Montana
Mathew Grelgovich
Bani
E. Bailey
Eva
Bailey
Rotgers & Rodgers
Durston
Deer
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Dillon News
Burleson
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B. C. Kaufman
Union Bank and Trust Company
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Record-Herald
Missoulian
James Wgarvey
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James mcGarvey
Ireland
Unionville
Land Register Miller's
Lewistown News
Northern Pacific Railway
Greycliffe
Livingston
Billings
Great Northern
Judith
Milwaukee Railway
Lombard de
Anaconda News
White Ribbon
Mrs. Drysdale
Rose Bresnahan
E. P. Mathewson
Alex van Dyken
Woura
Idaho
Big Bill Hart
Wanda Holley
Charles Arling
Border
Wireless
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Harold Lloyd
Bluebird
Washington State
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A.B. Anderson
Charles Peon
EE Waite Anderno Anaren
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Arthur Brea
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Diet
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Dunnigan
Eleston
Hossett
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Taimes ‘Ester
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Tehett FE Matt
Harrity
Hammond
Heater
Henke
Hekman
Mom
Baward
Holt
Robert Hosling
Howerton
Hunter
Yonnston
Jones al Hoes
Entin
Willian Keefer
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Kelly
Mt ‘ Kennard
Hent
Henry Toes
Kirkpatriels
Uelling Jews
Lawrence
Lonaly
J. A
London Tailoring Co
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Merie
Berry
Meyers, Ran
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Mitchell
James Boller
Cate ‘Murphy
William
Mmewan Tee
L. Tiya
Sain
Slaughter
W Emintert Staffan
Ales
Stephens
We. Sparrow
Stepovich
Tusgert
Ante Thommason
Tocher
Patela’ & Pieijue
Henry Wade
Henry Waterman
Welander
Williams
Henry Wiliams
Woodn
Lester Wyman
Alfred Yonek
Jeanette Good
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