Virgil Harper Faces Old License Case and Death Notice
Virgil Harper accused of violating game laws by fishing without a current license was acquitted in Justice court. The report notes licenses dated 1914, 1814 misdated entries, and Harper’s role as a Swan River camping guide. Also reported is the death of Mrs Adelin Harris at age 64 in Deer Lodge with funeral planned for Saturday at 2 PM. she leaves three daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil. Harper
H. G. Waitton
Neenee
Deer Lodge
Harper
Swan River
Adelin Harris
Henry
Marrie
Keokuk
Deer Lode
Harris
Harri
Elred
Lew Gordon
Robert
Will Harris
Lulu Spence
Salt
St. Louis
Garrison News Briefs From January Visit Notes
Garrison residents report travels and local business. Gus Zoeller and family returned from California. H E Day of Northern Pacific visited. Mrs Buckley of Paradise visiting with daughter Mrs EEA AL. William S Mowlds family to visit Johannesburg Cal. Rheuben Steiner went to Deer Lodge on business. R J Dee of the Northern Pacific in town. Roadmaster D Flahaven of Missoula transacted business and returned. William Nugent Fred King and Andrew Waltz went to Deer Lodge on county business. Aleck MacPherson visited Deer Lodge. Shipton signal maintainer and MacPherson called to Silver Bow due to interlocking plant fault. Charles Rice of Avon greeted residents en route to Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Gus Zoeller
California
H. E. Day
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Buckley
Paradise
Eea AL
E. B. Reynolds
Cai
William S. Mowlds
Johannesburg
Cal
Rheuben Steiner
Deer Lodge
Mmission
R. J. Dee
D. Flahaven
William Nugent
Fred King
Andrew Waltz
Sounty
Aleck MacPherson
Shipton
Assistant MacPherson
Silver Bow
Charles Rice
Avon
Deet Lodee
Three Forks News items and local notices
Local briefs report ap“petite surgery for Cleve Young and ailing Mrs. Levi Gustine in Rochester. Three Valleys Cooperative elects directors Homer Thompson and others with M B Volles as president. Presbyterian Ladies Aid hosts farewell for Mrs. J W Ross as T C Winton’s body goes to Bozeman. Railway cargo rates and Northern Montana produce prices listed amid notes on recent population interest in a British polar expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Cleve Young
Lee Gustine
Harry Gustine
Rochester
Minn
Levi Gustine
Three Valleys
Homer Thompson
Charles
T. Baker
P. Fabrick
Guy Currier
L. Ranous
M.S. Volles
RW. M. Kensle
M B. Volles
C. T. Baker
Futll
Presbyterian
Aia
W. E. Young
J. W. Ross
Miles City
Bre
Winton
Jo Winton
Milford
T. C. Winton
Bozeman
Sun River Project Advances Amid Montana Irrigation Work
The Sun River irrigation project in Montana reached 26.8 percent completion by June 2, 1915, with government crews finishing the Sun River diversion dam and headworks at Pishkun. Contracts cover the Pishkun reservoir supply canal and Sun River slope canal, while Greenfields, South, and Mill coulee canals moved forward. Indian projects like Flathead and Pablo progress under limited appropriations. Fort Peck and Blackfeet systems show modest progress amid a wet year and ongoing irrigation development. The report notes area irrigated, land allotments to Ta-Agencies, and limited settlement on Indian lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sun River
Montana
A. P. Davie
Reclamation Service
Sun River Project
Pishkun Reservoir
Pishkun
Apply
Jates & Rogers Construction Company
Spokane
MacArthur Bros Company
New York
Sun River Crossing
Sun River Slope
Pishkeu Fgrervotr
Sun River Slope Canal
Hayten Bros
Portland
Ore
Greenfields
Mill Coulee
O'Conner & Heleaa
Great Falls
Mont
Fort Shaw
Pablo Main Canal
Pablo Interal A
South Pablo Alam
Pateral
Horte
Motese
Prac Ily
St. Ignatiue
Arlee
Dixon
Ronan
Polwon
Ballaing
Fisher Canal
Four Horns
Two Medicine
Piegan
Fort Peck
Fort Pek
Poplar River
Wiota
Milwaukee awards rail expansion contract in Lewistown
D J Burke prepares to start lengthening passing tracks under a Milwaukee Road electrification project. The $200000 contract will take about a year to complete. Also, well known local business figure and Miss Mar sister of David Trepp of the Democrat News wed this morning at the bride’s mother’s home. Divorce actions filed by Mrs Bina Toy and C C Zimmerman cite desertion and divorce grounds, with marriages previously recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
D. J. Burke
The
Milwaukee
MNE
Miss Mar
David Trepp
Democrat-News
la Junta
Cal
Zimmer
Brothers Given Prison Terms On Sister's Complaint
Lewistown Jan 7 Two criminal cases of an illicit nature were heard by Judge Roy Avery Estes. William and Albert Brown, both over 20 years of age, faced felony charges connected to their sister. The judge, noting long-standing indictments, sentenced the elder Brown to 15 to 20 years in the penitentiary and the younger to 10 years, ensuring they would not be released simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte
Missoula Favors Double Plan for Baseball Team
Missoula residents favor a two-city plan to join Missoula with Anaconda and share one of two Northwestern League franchises. The home schedule would rotate three days to each town with joint fundraising, using railway routes through Butte and Anaconda for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Tocal Cat
Anaconta
Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Elopement Leads to Belt Pair Marriage in Billings
A Belt high school boy Herman Butts and Blanche Van Tassel wed in Billings after eloping on Tuesday. Both 18, they borrowed about 100 dollars from a ranch job and traveled by Great Northern train. Parents attempted to intercept, but the couple married yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Billings
Herman Butts
Blanche van Tassel
Belt
Butts
Armington
Cascade County
Stockton
Hans Norum
Erick Lee
Alrady
First Coasting Accident Hits Butte Hill Crowd
The season's first coasting accident occurred on Summit street when a large bobsled carrying several youths overturned while speeding downhill. Miss Catherine Dolged, 15, of 88 North Main Street, was thrown from the sled and injured. She was rushed to St. James Hospital where doctors planned an operation. her condition is listed as serious.
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Summit Street
Catherine Dolged
North Main Street
St. James' Hospital
Government blamed for Hamilton's military collapse
London papers blame both the home government and front line generals after Sir Tan Hamilton's report. Authorities failed to meet his demands for reinforcements, leading to the collapse of military plans. The soldiers under harsh conditions are praised for their heroism.
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London
Tan Hamilton
Hamilton
Twenty missing after Kanawha steamer crash at Parkersburg
In Parkersburg West Virginia a search near the Kanawha Packet steamer Kanawha wrecked on an Ohio river pier last night recovered two bodies. About twenty people are missing and a crew of forty was aboard. Survivors reported total about forty seven.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Kanawha
Kanawha Packet Company
Ohio River
Berry
Packet
Ship Patris Arrives in Quarantine After Lifeboat Evacuation
Newborg reports the steamship Patris with passengers from the Greek liner TheseaToniki abandoned at sea yesterday has reached quarantine at 9 50 PM and will dock tomorrow morning One of Britain’s largest railways is constructing a fireproofing plant to treat all lumber used in future car construction
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Newborg
Patris
Wilson outlines Pan American peace plan with Monroe Doctrine caution
In Washington President Wilson reveals Pan American policy to Pan American congress. He urges all republics to guarantee political independence and territorial integrity, settle disputes by arbitration, and bar revolutionary expeditions and arms exports, arguing unity will advance peace and order across the hemisphere. He stresses the Monroe Doctrine remains U.S. policy and calls for cooperative political trust.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Lansing
America
America x
States of America
Armed Italian liner to be refused clearance papers
Washington January 6 The Italian liner Giuseppi Verdi arrived in New York with two three inch rifles aboard gunners of the royal Italian navy. It will be refused clearance papers until the guns are dismounted and removed. The State Department will investigate whether the vessel is armed solely for defense and not as a warship to avoid violating rules on armed merchant ships entering U S ports. The department will likely discuss with Italy the removal of the guns.
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Washington
Giuseppi Verdi
New York
State Department
Als
United States
Lake ‘Tanganyika
Central Africa
England
Africa
Lake Tanganyika
Lake
Wil
East Africa
Serbia
House of Commons
Scutari
Mediterranean
Von Papen Lands at Rotterdam After Transatlantic Voyage
Captain Franz von Papen former German military attaché to Washington debarked from the Noordam at Rotterdam and was greeted by a German legation party. He said he would visit The Hague's German minister, then return home, reporting to Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotterdam
London
Franz von. Papen
Washington
Noordam
Wilson and Marshall renomination petitions filed in Indiana
Petitioners seek placing President Wilson and Vice President Marshall on the March 7 primary ballot. Joseph Tumulty notified James H. Fry in Washington to file the petition on the president's behalf with the Indiana secretary of state.
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Indianapolis
Wilson
Marshall
Joseph Tumulty
Washington
James H. Fry
Deportation plan for Hongkong POWs to Australia announced
London reports Secretary for the Colonies Andrew Bonar Law said in the House of Commons that all prisoners of war at Hongkong including women and children will be deported to Australia. Ottawa quotes Gen Sir Sam Hughes stating Derby’s recruiting plan will not apply in Canada and that the current system will provide the half million troops for the Canadian quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Australia
Hongkong
Ottawa
Lord Derby
Canada
Sam Hughes
Area of Russian successes widens across the east
Reports from London indicate expanding Russian gains against Austro German forces in the east. Czernowitz remains officially unsettled while Russians press on the Katomea Stanislaus Halles line and strengthen positions on the Middle Star river. Allies in the Entente foresee disruption of central powers plans for Saloniki and Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Czernowitz
Katomea- Stanislaus-Halles
Middle Star River
Saloniki
Egypt
Moule
Beata
Enforcement Explained On New Liquor Law At Courthouse
The article clarifies that the county treasurer, not the sheriff, has authority to revoke licenses and to inspect license compliance. If illegal activity is found, the treasurer notifies the county attorney, who may instruct the sheriff to act. A prior misprint conflated roadhouses Glencoe and Glen Soe, now corrected as Glencoe private residence.
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Glen Soe
Glencoe
Lepino Traced to Meaderville Home of Friend
Deputy sheriffs pursued Mike Lepino after tips placed him in Meaderville amid a large Italian community. They could not locate the exact hideout. James Costa’s bullet wound was treated and he is expected to leave the hospital early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepino
Meaderville
Mike. Lepino
James Costa
Bruno
East End
Costa
Real estate transfers listed in probate and mining records
Emil A Paquens administrator of Sophronius Marcessent deceased transfers one eighth Olive Branch lode interest to EF O Flynn for 410 dollars. EF O Flynn transfers one eighth Olive Branch lode interest to MH Gannon. Polydor Vadnais sells quarter interest Bressette lode to Vadnais Realty Company for one dollar. Colusa Parrot Mining and Smelting Company sells lot 24 and east half lot 23 block 21 Floral Park addition to Carl E Warner for one dollar. Joseph Russell Realty Company sells portion M E No 446 Summit Valley placer to F J Flannigan for one dollar. Butte Land and Investment Company sells lot 21 and east half of lot 20 block 31 Bellevue addition to Edward Lawler for one dollar. John J Fallon sells lot 18 block 6 Boulevard addition to Victor Picard for four cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil A. Paquens
Sophronius Marcessent
EF. O'Flynn
Olive Branch Lode
E. F. O'Flynn
MH. Gannon
Polydor Vadnais
Vadnais Realty Company
Bressette Lode
Colusa Parrot Mining and Smelting Company
Carl E. Warner
Floral Park
Joseph Russell Realty Company
F. J. Flannigan
Summit Valley
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Minneapolis
Northern
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Sicienaa
Tuly
Hardy
Lewistown News
Olga Seymour
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Persia
France
Seymour
Red Cross
Denten
Hem
Congress
Lfe
Americas
Atlantic
von Papen
Sarr
Tanta
Jory
Robert Cecil
Athens
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