New County Officers Take Over In Great Falls
New county officers assumed duties at 9 am as Cascade county transitions. Democrats gain the sheriff's office with H E Benner as the new sheriff and John P Fitzgerald as under sheriff. Treasurer O F Wadsworth Jr. follows in March. commissioners begin Nov 7 after a constitutional dating quirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Court House
Sheriff's Office
Cascade County
C. ©. Proctor
H. E. Benner
John P. Fitzgerald
J.C. Emerson
Frank H. Joslyn
Thomas P. Greencourt
Sol Yates
Neihart
David Ledbetter
Sand Coulee
Stockett
Joseph Thompson
Belt
Benjamin Miller
John Carr
A. J. Zimmerman
Great Falls News
Nat McGiffin
Fred J. Hill
Oswald G. Mortson
John French
French
Morison
Ina Craven
Martha Kearnes
Craven
Randall W. Hanson
Frank A. Merrill
Vincent Fortune
W. L. Turner
M. R. Shephard
M. J. O'Leary
Jere B. Leslie
John T. Athey
George B. Lockhart
Dudley Crowther
Austin C. Gormley
O. F .Wadsworth, Jr
New Athletic Rooms in Great Falls Club Reorganizes
The Young Men's Democratic club in Great Falls will reorganize Thursday with new officers and open women to use the facilities twice weekly. The Bach Cory block site features a gym with bars ladders and more, a reading room and card rooms, and membership is about 350 with nominal fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Bach-Cory
John Gelsthorpe
Oswald Quesnelle
Kirk Tudwig
Funeral of Wilbur Logan in Sand Coulee
The funeral of Wilbur Logan son of Rev George Logan pastor of Sand Coulee Methodist Episcopal church was held at Sand Coulee Sunday afternoon. Rev W W Van Orsdel assisted by Rev Mr Rodgers of Belt officiated and spoke of the young man’s character and ambition. Floral tokens included a large anchor from the Sunday school and a wreath from Mrs Sullivan. The choir provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Wilbur Logan
George Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Montana
Ohio
Sand Coulee
Sullivan
Northern Montana Notes brief marriage and court activity
Lev Burrington and Miss Angie Tippett wed quietly on New Year’s Eve at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Griffith. Fort Benton district court, Judge Tattan ends term before Judge Cheadle. Various civil actions set for March deadlines and reports. Harsh winter endangers cattle and sheep. Havre residents push to establish a public library and free reading room with initial subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lev. Burrington
Angie Tippett
Glasgow
Leno Lopez
C. E. Conrad
Tingely
H. J. Meili
Albertus Curtis
Havre
James Donovan
Great Falls
S. C. Burd
Chateau
North
Montana
Great Falls Notes Highlight Local Marriages and Listings
Local notes report a Cut Bank resident in town, a Chinook couple issued a marriage license, and John H. McLean and Fannie M. Roach wed at the Presbyterian parsonage. Also covered are deaths, health updates, union elections, quarantine actions, a newspaper purchase, and a Beaver Creek Reservoir company formed to irrigate ranches near Malta.
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L. &. Butler
Cut Bank
John H. McLean
Fannie M. Roach
Chinook
G. M. Ulrich
Fort Benton
St. Paul
Ulrich
Chateau County
A. F. Longeway
Thomas Westgard
Belt Miners’ Union No. 7
Neihart
C. L. Connor
Emerson
Cascade
Leslie
J. E. de Hass
Columbus Hospital
Chateau
Malta Enterprise
D. C. Kenyon
The
Malta House
Presbyterian Parsonage
Charles F. Richardson
Proctor
Joslyn
William Rowe
J. W. Martin
J. T. Andrus
Salt Lake City
California
W. F. Horan
Willow Creek
St. Ann's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Beaver Creek
G. H. Clanton
J. L. le Noir
Ed Pierson
Albert Perrault
J. M. Turmell
Malta
Messrs Clanton
le Noir
Pierson
Death of Mrs Nevills in Great Falls
Mrs Elizabeth Nevills 63 died at 112 Fifth Avenue South Great Falls from fatty degeneration of the heart. Native of Wilmington Ohio she lived in Great Falls since 1891. Survived by husband James and six children four of whom reside in the city. Funeral from Berthold’s Undertaking Rooms at 9 30 tomorrow to the First Baptist Church with interment in Highland Cemetery.
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Great Falls
Elizabeth Nevills
James Nevills
Fifth Avenue South
Wilmington
Berthold
First Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Pleasant Surprise at Boston & Montana for Tobins
A Great Falls notice says John Tobin and his wife received a handsome watch and chain for Tobin and a silver berry spoon with a jewel set gold locket for Mrs. Tobin from the Boston & Montana smelter as a token of regard after Tobin's three years of service. Tobin has left the company and may stay in the city or move on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Boston
Death of Frank Hobson in Fergus County
Frank Hobson of Great Falls died in Utica Fergus county at 3 this morning. He was 45 unmarried and for ten years managed his brother Senator Hobson’s farms and stock ranches. An educated man with many friends, he came from Maine to Montana eleven years ago seeking health.
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Great Falls
Jan
Frank Hobson
Hobson
Utica
Fergus County
Montana
Maine
Auditor Lawshe to Inaugurate Philippine Audit Duties
Auditor Lawshe received final instructions from the secretary of war and will depart Washington tonight to assume duties as auditor for the Philippine archipelago. He will re‑examine accounts of army officers handling government funds in the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawshe
Secretary of War
Philippines
Philippine Archipelago
Wireless telegraph project spans Spain and Atlantic islands
Madrid reports the Spanish government plans a wireless telegraph system linking Spain with Morocco Tenerife and the Canary islands and other Atlantic stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Morocco
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
McCoy Repeats Vows With Julia at Goulds Hotel
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy and his ex wife Julia remarried at Goulds hotel in Boston on January 7 in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Mr. McElveen with four friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Julia
Gould's Hotel
McElveen
Dividend Declared for Livingston National Bank Creditors
The comptroller of the currency declares a dividend of 27 10 in favor of the creditors of the Livingston National Bank in Livingston Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Livingston National Bank of
Livingston, Mont
Letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham medicine cure
A reader from New Haven credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing extreme nervousness and painful menstruation after five months of ineffective medical treatment. She reports improved health and urges others to try the remedy, sending thanks to Mrs. ProkuAm and Lydia E. Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB
Pinkham
H. S. Ball
Orchard St
New Haven
M. H. Lewis
Valentine Ave
Trevant, New York, N. Y
Mrs. Prigsnam
Lydia & Pinkham
Henry Dorr
Findley Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Milk River Eagle
Tr. A. McLaughlin
Col
First and
Columbia Sts
Seattle, Wash
General Headquarters
Northwest
Young Men's Demeatic Club of
General
Baptist Church
Ividend
M.m.boyd
National City Bank
Pla
E. Pinsnam Muprovne Co
Lyon
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