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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
13
Local items report Jan 6 updates from Grangeville Drummond and nearby towns. Travelers to Riverside and Helena plans surface while cattle and coyotes remain topics. A meeting among sheepmen highlights progress in eradicating the pest with reported success.
Sidney Hoffman of Gallatin valley dies from chronic stomach illness after eight weeks of illness at her home. The 60 year old resident, married 35 years, came to Montana in 188? with family on a wagon train. Survived by son Morgan and his husband, and brother J Stephens. Funeral notices and telegrams from Gallatin, Michigan, and Dr. H Harper. Also local market report: 6,600 pounds of turkey sold. red wheat at 1.08 per bushel. buyers in town.
The list of trial jurors includes Jona, Conlin, M. F. Jensen, Charles Lindquist, HP Mollenberg, Ben Munane g, W Nichole, B Norton, Frank Tinta, Charles Risch, Rod AicLean, John E Magnussen, The Bata Me Steieon, Virgil Harper, John ward A Meintke, McCormick, mmett Manley, Callahan of Helmvite, Hugh McDonald, Will Hom wetntosh of Avon, Albert F Qtonmors of Ovando, H P Parmeler Me pinston, Cy B Smith, William Spilts of Woodworth, A G Tack def Race Track, Carl Bermstrand in Joseph Briggeman of Gold Creek, John Divers of Sunset.
Mrs C C Gibson and Miss Eva Elie of Georgetown registered at Stephens hotel hotel. Shortley of Lewistown visiting Mrs Theodore Hess. George Harris family returned from Bitter Root valley. Jed J Perra back to Great Falls. Miss Gertrude Martin returns from Seattle. fire discovery at Mrs Rome rooming house prevented spread. County board reorganized. bonds approved. new officers include Edgar P Ballard as county clerk. Drummond justice of the peace Hugh Cummings. coroner J J Carmichael appointed. Civil case Kis v Bonner Lumber ends with $62 judgment for defendant. Galatian Trust and Savings bank directors announced. Western North C F officers listed. motorcycle accident injures Wilson Turner. US land office December 1814 report. Park County poultry show scheduled January 15. Park County High School basketball schedule. Livingston Woman’s Club organized committees. local weddings and ceremonies noted.
Big Timber January 6 regular city council session with full attendance. Discussions focus on beautification and city improvements. An ordinance orders removal of all poles on Meleod Street south of the Northern Pacific station within six months. A burial service for Ethel, 10, planned beside her father. Mrs Lena Kyle and Edna Kyle travel to Alpha Illinois with the child's body. Memorials note long-time county resident Mrs William Theta, service at Methodist Church and Rev W H Calvert officiating. Mrs Whitseld mourned, husband and two sons Fred and James among mourners. Rev G W G Vanwinkle resigns as rector due to ill health.
Miss Catherine Ferside returns to teaching at Camas Prairie after home days. Robert Barber visits Stevenaville on business. Miss Gertrude Morris and Miss Peterton end Florence visit and return to Ham Irom. Miss Clark resumes teaching at Prenchtown after parental visit. Joan Wilkerson from Corvallis visits the Chaffin home. Miles Romney returns from a business trip to Butte and Helena. Mr and Mrs Markle of Bonner are mentioned among travelers.
An election of officers of the Interstate Fair was held with C. President W Hoffman Fedora A Roecher vice president secretary treasurer and an executive committee including W Hoffman A Roecher and Harry Summers. A financial statement showed total receipts of 8004.77 with disbursements of 8878.95. A livestock show will replace the dual annual fair and prominent stockmen plan to visit from December to California expositions.
Helena date line reports Judge J M Clements discussing a burglary verdict. Harold Hansen was convicted and eight years were imposed, then reversed by the supreme court for insufficient evidence. The judge notes criticism of leniency but emphasizes mercy as divine pardon.
The Missoula fire department gained approval for a new vehicle as council members considered a location and remarks from Chief Lottae Menst. The department answered 74 alarms with outdated gear and debated funding, training needs, and the role of the truck in barn responses.
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