Father Against His Son Case in Supreme Court
In Fergus county the Montana Supreme Court affirms a tower court foreclosure judgment in favor of Rob ert E. Hamilton against his son Robert TH Hamilton. The case centers on mortgage secured property sales and the son’s redemption rights, held to be a personal privilege not subject to execution.
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Helena
Robert E. Hamilton
Robert TH. Hamilton
Fergus County
Supreme Court
Brantly
Tower Court
Installation of Star Chapter Sees Banquet for Members
Evelyn MacDonald named ductress and Sophia Hansen associate conductress with a list of officers including Amanda Sayre chaplain and Daisy Featherman Ruth. After installation a banquet was held and out of town visitors from Bearmouth Rock Creek and Drummond attended.
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Evelyn MacDonald
Sophia Hansen
Amanda Sayre
Marshal
Frances Northey
Adah
Daisy Featherman
Ruth
Gertrude ‘Taylor
Esther
Sadie Wyatt
Martha
Clara Bowen
Electa
Anna Bowen
W. J. Power
Sentinel
Mae Bowen
Thas
Star
Mrs McCormick Funeral Held in Native City
Jeman Jan 4 The funeral for Mrs McCormick who died in Washington DC last Tuesday was held yesterday in her native Bow man city. The service was conducted by the Episcopal rector with pallbearers including Hamilton Dearborn G Phillips Story Charles Chisholm and G Y Fatten. Survived by husband Prof B D McCormick three sons and five sisters and brothers, the Maxey family of Trail Creek and Bozeman ties noted. Born Sept 1 1804 in the city she later married Prof McCormick then moved to Kansas before relocating to the national capital.
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Jeman
McCormick
Washington, D.C
B.D. Smith
Lewis
Episcopal
We Hamilton
Dearborn
G._ Phillips
Story
Charles Chisholm
GY. Fatten
Prof
F. ©. Jackson
Carl C. Widener
Madeline Phillips
Madeline Phillips Mrs. McCormick Was Mise Jeanett
Maxey
Daniel Fey
Bowman
B. McCormick
Montana State
Kansas
Agricultural College
Heater
National Capital
Rede Ax
Funeral for Mrs. Montgomery Wisner to be held
Bozeman report notes the burial service for Mrs. Montgomery Wisner at the ranch north of Bozeman with Rev. F. B. Lewis to officiate. Wisner came from Kansas with her Civil War veteran husband in 1879, as the obituary recounts.
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Bozeman
Montgomery Wisner
F. B. Lewis
Wisner
Kansas
Gallatin Valley
New York
Gary Bros & Garthe
James Smith
Salesville
Bozeman Department
N. W. Blankenship of
Butte
Kathryn Jensen
Ester Cooley
Whitefish
Woman's Club
M. L. Wilson
County Ag
Kevin
Toole County
Cabinet National Park Bill Introduced in Senate
Special Dispatch reports Senator Myers will introduce a bill to set aside 100 square miles in Lincoln county west of Kalispell for the Cabinet National Park including Cabinet mountains scenery. He also seeks 1 600 acres of public land for park buildings. Representative Stout reintroduced the Crow Reservation opening bill. Three Montana post offices named Edsel Dawson George Coyle Lucius. Frank G. Weber named postmaster at Carbon. Gust Lindell at Lake County. Arthur J. Arnold becomes postmaster of Saugus.
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Standard
Washington
Myer
Lincoln County
Kalispell
Cabinet National Park
Cabinet Mountains
Menator Myers
Stout
Crow Indian Reservation
Montana
Edsel
Dawson County
George Coyle
Pont
Carbon County
Frank G. Weber
Lucius Valley
Gust N. Lindell
Arthur J. Arnold
Saugus
John M. Hower
Program for Bozeman event features Dr Charles Harker speech
A tentative program for next Sunday in Bozeman lists Dr. Charles K E Harker of Washington DC as the main speaker. The event targets Gallatin county high school and college students, women’s clubs, and the Bozeman Chamber of Commerce with the theme A Mighty Conqueror. A father and son banquet is planned for January 10 and a Week’s exercise closes Friday January 14 titled Manhood at Its Best at the YMCA building at 7:30 PM.
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Bozeman
Charles KE. Harker
Washington,d.c
Bec
Bozeman Chamber of Commerce
Yo MC. A
Local Harlowton News Briefs Round Up Holiday Returns
MISE JEASLE POINDEXTER returned from a Dillon holiday visit with parents. WILLIAM JACOBS came back from Lennep with cattle bought for the local market at 92.50. H B MYERS, manager of the opera house, returned from Memphis. A COLLINS, brakeman on the Harlowton to Three Forks run, visited Southern Nebraska and Kansas and will resume work. THEODORE CARL WINTON died at Three Forks hospital after an appendectomy. He was born in 1891 and worked for the Montana Power Co. He leaves a wife two daughters his parents and three sisters and two brothers. Funeral plans await relatives.
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Rnree
The Great Dot Mystery Opens in New Circuit
A quirky local item notes the emergence of a puzzle titled The Great Dot Mystery. It mentions readers can try to solve it using numbers and clues, promising engaging brainteasers and a playful challenge for all ages.
Thomas Roddy killed on Oregon Short Line
Dillon January 4 The jury ruled Thomas Roddy died through his own carelessness while attempting to steal a ride on an Oregon Short Line freight train. He fell under the wheels, leaving his body near a Cedar Rapids town. The case causes note to his relatives as authorities notify them. Roddy, once employed at the Big Hole Bank for two years, was well known locally.
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Dillon
Thomas Roddy
Roddy
Ndt
James F. Young Killed On Railroad Track
Three Forks Mont Jan 4 James F Young timekeeper for the Montana War Company stationed a mile east of Canyon station was struck by Milwaukee train No 33 on Monday and died today from internal injuries at Three Forks hospital He was about 30 and leaves a wife and child in Seattle not yet located No arrangements will be made until word is received from Mrs Young Eyewitness was G F Cole the engineer who saw him within 69 feet of the man downward grade
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Three Forks
James F. Young
Montana Wat Company
Canyon Station
Seattle
Odd Fellows install new officers in Lewistown
The Lewistown Odd Fellows installed Arthur W. Stoddard as treasurer and other officers including Bowman I. G. and H. Thomas. About 200 Fergus County residents are expected to be affected by a new law closing around 16 saloons. The grand jury resumed work after brief rest. Divorce suit filed by Anton Kudruna against Annie Kudruna on grounds of extreme cruelty. City council granted Milwkee a franchise for an industrial track behind First Avenue. City Attorney Kirkland to attend Municipal League conference in Helena. Julia C Webb of Conrad married William Porter of Butte and they left for Sheridan Wyoming.
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Odd Felnight
Arthur W. Stoddard
Port Bowman
I. G
C. Ditty
GJ. H. Thomas
Solomon Stormwind
Fergus Ritory
Anton Kudruna
Annie Kudruna
Eurn
Chicago
Millukee
First Avenue
TR. Kirkland Hs
Municipal League of Montana
Hutte
Melba Decorated In Ottawa For Red Cross Fundraising
Mme Nellie Melba, visiting Ottawa, was made a Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem by the Duke of Connaught. The award honors her Red Cross fundraising, which has totaled 192000 dollars from tours, including 28000 in Canada and 164000 from nine Australian concerts, with plans to reach a quarter of a million dollars.
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Mme
Nellie Melba
Ottawa
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Red Cross
Australia
New Year’s Day Tragedy Claims Entire Eckersall Family
Boise Idaho Jan 4 Arch Eckersall his wife and four children burned to death in a fire that destroyed their home at Salmon City Idaho on Jan 1 The victims were asleep upstairs when the blaze started and perished before help arrived The charred bones were placed in one casket and taken to Roxbury Idaho the former home of the Eckersalls for interment.
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Boise
Idaho
Arch Hekersall
Salmon City
Roxbury
Taalio
Eckersalls
Treason Charge Reported Against Austrian Politician
Berlin reports from Vienna state Dr Karl Kramarg leader of the Young Czech party in the reichstag faces treason charges. Other Rober telans stand trial for similar offenses in connection with the case. Kramarg gained prominence over a rapprochement with Petrograd through visits to the Russian capital.
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Berlin
London
Vienna
Karl Kramarg
Reichstag
Br. Koerner
Robertelans
Kramars
Petrograd
Miss Goggin of Chicago Teachers Federation Killed
Chicago Jan 4 Russell Catherine Gos gin secretary of the Chicago Teachers federation was accidentally killed by an automobile truck tonight. Miss Goggin was prominent in legislative work and other campaigns for the benefit of school teachers.
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Chicago
Russ Catherine Gosgin
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
Miss Goffin
Newbold Elected chairman of Cambia Steel exec committee
Arthur E. Newbold of Drexel Co. Philadelphia, the Philadelphia representatives of J.P. Morgan Co., was announced today as the new chairman of the executive committee of Cambia Steel Company. He was named at Philadelphia Virginia on January 4.
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Philadelphia
Arthur E. Newbold
Drexel & Co
J.P. Morgan & Co
Cambia Steel Company
Fifteen Movie Actors Marooned in the Snow
Snowbound Bear Valley in the San Bernardino mountains holds fifteen motion picture actors as snowshoers and dog sleds prepare to carry food to the party. Automobiles with snowplows will head in to aid the rescue as snow continues to fall.
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San Bernardino
Feseue
Motion
Bear Valley
Automobsien
Berlin shuts inventory sales under wartime ban
Berlin authorities ordered a January halt to all inventory and season sales, including white week and closing out ads. The measure bans advertisements of reduced prices on woven and knit goods and clothing. Downtown streets, crowded yesterday on the first day, showed a marked decline today as the prohibition took effect.
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Berlin
Gan
Womon
Paris
American hospital unit arrives in Berlin led by Dr Kammerer
The new American hospital unit organized by the American physicians expedition committee has reached Berlin. Dr Pred Kammerer, president of the New York Surgeons Society, leads the group with his wife, three surgeons, Drs Frank D. Gorham P Sauer and Frank Paschal, and six others accompanying him.
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San
Lenaom
Sun
New American Hospital
American Physicians' Expedition Committee
Pred Kammerer
New York
S0ciety
Kammerer
P. Sauer
Frank Paschal
BEACH IMPROVEMENTS RECOMMENDED FOR LOS ANGELES HARBORS
Washington report says improvements for Los Angeles and Long Beach include a $1,000 appropriation for silt protection and $112,800 to construct a 321 by 20 feet channel linking the harbors. General Kinktramhet’s army cabinet report, submitted to Congress via Secretary Garri son, outlines the plan.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Cal
Kinktram Het
Army Cabinecra
Congress
Garrison
Waves damage Donnetrena lighthouse high above sea
Waves lash the Donnetrena lighthouse where windows sit 300 feet above high water. Stones hurled from the cliff by the sea occasionally strike and break the glass and clapboards, threatening the structure on the shore.
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Donnetrena
Deputies Award Fine 38 Caliber Revolver To Sheriff Crew
Deputies presented a fine 38 caliber revolver to the sheriff, described by Deputy Wheeler as the best revolver obtainable. The weapon bears engravings expressing the deputies reward for the sheriff.
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Tenaerson
Wheeler
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