Lieutenant McDonald Buried in Mammoth Snow Slide
Lieutenant McDonald of Fort Yellowstone was buried under snow after a Friday avalanche on Mammoth Hot Springs. He died minutes after rescue while four companions escaped, leaving his origins in Alabama and Montana youth, with a Manila-based father in the Army.
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Livingston
McDon
Fort Yellowstone
Wyo
Mammoth Hot Springs
Alide
Dail
Thieutenant
Pnowelden
Orn
McDonald
Sec
Military Academy
Fem
Joseph F. Mebonsla
Inspection Department
Manila
Philippine Islands
Havre
Mont
Edwards announces senate bid in Montana primary
In Milen City Daily Star interview, State Senator J E Edwards Forsyth declares candidacy for the United States Senate in the Montana Republican primary this August. He would succeed Henry Sivers if elected, following Byers who took the seat six years ago after a deadlock.
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Billings
Jan
Milen City
Daily Star Today
J. E. Edwards
Forsyth
United States Senate
Montana
Edwards
Henry Sivers
Byers
Garrison News Briefs Hint at Local Moves and Travel
Garrison reports several personnel shifts and travel for Northern Pacific staff. Knudson is transferred from Ellerton to Marysville to head the Marysville branch. Numerous residents and visitors from Gold Creek, Missoula, Deer Lodge, Florence, and Helena travel for work or visits, including crews, foremen, and engineers, with various trips and motor shuttles noted.
Father and Son banquet draws wide interest in Bozeman
In Bozeman the father and son banquet at the YMCA Gym draws intense interest as 209 foreons prepare to attend. Dr Charles E Barker, a Washington DC expert, will address on Chums and Father’s responsibility to his boys. A. R. Tuttle and James M Hamilton organize, with Nelson Story Jr and Llewellyn Luce among social toasts. The event invites sons ages 11 to 18 to mingle with older youths in the gym and recreation rooms. The weeklong Happiness and Strength movement garners broad attention, with local YMC A Secretary C Galton coordinating widespread civic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Hamilton
The
Agriculture
Nelson Story Jr
Llewellyn Luce
Mieper Sohn A. Luce
Shany
Dade
C. Galton
Dr. Bakker
Central Park
Commissioners of Gallatinaunty
Charles McDonald
Hite
Tie
Rose K. Auerup
George M
Wild game photographed at Gardiner park scene
Depu ty Game Warden P. W. Nelson notes a surge of wildlife near Gardiner Yellowstone area. Elk, deer and antelope gather at the park entrance and along ra in street with hay support from government crews. Shipping of elk and buffalo to distant states resumes with officials guiding and protecting stock as shipments increase.
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Gardiner
Wien
United States
Hoppe Corpus Christ
Texas
Howard Raton
Jleney Anderson
Interior Department
Weather records fall at Billings as cold snaps hit town
A powerful weather day at Billings saw a 6 am barometer reading of 26.14 the lowest ever for the local weather bureau. A sleet storm with thunder and lightning and a brief warm spell gave way to a steep drop cooling to 2 below by evening and 5 below by morning.
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Wweather Bureau
Rere
Indias
Livingston News Briefs and Local Civic Events
Livingston news items report Park County High School publishing a new monthly paper in the year, court actions over injunctions against the city treasurer, and a completed pavement project. The Krigate of Pythias held a large meeting with Grand Chancellor Sonn Vogel of Butte, plus remarks from Senator A W Miles. Park County High School defeated Belgrade 12 to 9 in basketball, and Bishop Brewer of Helena spoke at the Fpis Bak church. Shelley of Helena spoke in Chicago on progressive party matters, while a Hallway club play is planned for Feb 15 under Eugene Quay. Anderson of Emigrant traveled from Minnesota after services for his wife.
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Livingston
Park County
Igh School
Ton
Dramatic Club Ie
I Guage
George W. Pierson
Pallings
Fg. Woods
KR. L. Baulie
Warren Construction Company
Blark
Spencer
Red Loge
Pare County High School
Belgrade
Iftar
Park
Bishop Brewer
Helena
Roosevelt
Mr. Shelley
Eugene Quay
Bozeman
Quaw
Mrs Harris Buried After Funeral Held Here
The funeral for Mrs Harris was held here on Saturday following her death on January 1. She was a plowman’s wife with many personal friends and had won a large following at local events.
Deer Lodge News Mixes Socials and Travel Notes
Deer Lodge residents return from holiday breaks with many visiting friends and colleagues. The week features guests from Lima Chilli and Miles City along with Milwaukee and Northern Pacific figures, plus a social card party honoring Edith Robertson of Seattle. Local officials, shopmasters and inspectors moved through town on buying trips and assignments while families planned New York and Chicago visits.
Deer Lodge Notes and Local Arrivals
A round of visits and travel scenes from Deer Lodge includes Joe Hriggeman John Rodgers John Morrow and Harry Cole with Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw. Thomas Phillips of Vancouver to visit Hutte and relatives. Tessie J. MacCormick returns from Seattle and Idaho. George Henley and Leo McQuary of Tacoma accept Milwaukee Electrical Dept posts. JH Minkesley Montana Power visits. Foreman Herizog travels east to Great Falls for inspections. Milwaukee conductors travel to Seattle for business and to elect a new grievance chairman. HE Woods Anaconda visiting. Str and Mrs M W Seherts visiting Blossburg. William Cosgrove to Seattle Tacoma for short vacation. Third College of Montana music dept recital tomorrow. East Lynne drama to be staged Monday and Tuesday. Mrs A H Mitchell to southern California for winter. Mrs John Weidenfeller and Mary ill with erysipelas at College Hill home.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Hagerty
Butte
John Weldenfeller
Nise
Emily Hin
Spokane
Deer Lodge
Sidney Dunlap
Boyington
John Mearison
Helmsvitle
Norsdale
Sra
Charles
Missoula
Peter
Vannier
Slaughtner
Pioneer
SR Dow
Milwaukee
Rocky Mountain
Yorks
Andrew Hulwinkle
Krona
Puget Sound
Frank Rusch
Tacoma
Matterns
Thomas McFarland
Dui Nene
Mira Clara Geary
John Geary
Mount ‘Angel
Great Falls
Foreman Mickey
Garrison
Groveland
Summit
Harlowton
TE A. van Geisen
William Bresina
Gregson
Ald. Knowles
Drummouu
John Receiman
B. A. Moe
Henry Knope
Louis Knope
Chester Tineher
Helen ‘X
Gold Creek
Lin Deer Lodge
Thomas Hollen
Joe Hriggeman
John Rodgers
John Morrow
Harry Cole
John Shaw
Thomas Phillips
Vancouver
Columbia
Hutte
Tessie J. MacCormick
Seattle
Wash
Tinside
George Henley
Leo McQuary
Electrical Department
Rank
JH. Minkesley
Montana Power Company
Herizog
Ert King
Mobridge
Roy Penniwell
Miles City
William Placey
Three Forks
Elmer Slater
Victor Dell
Great Pails
George Merker
Malden
Wiliam Rymer
J. Hi. Lyle
Blossburg
William Cosgrove
College of Montana
East Lynne
St. Mary's Dramatic Lab
Blackmore
Mra
A. H. Mitchell
California
John “Weidenfeller
Little Mary
College
Grain movement toward Three Forks as wheat hits a dollar
Three Forks on January 9 reports wheat at the dollar mark sparking a grain rush. Twenty three teams queued at the Three Valleys Co operative elevator to unload, with many reloading baled hay from Gallatin valley at good prices. The Three Forks Milling Co is set to install new flouring machinery, delayed by a Cleveland Ohio train wreck, with 21 workers starting Monday. Wheat stock approaches 6,000 bushels and a flour contract is already in place for quick delivery.
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Three Forks
Three Valleys
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Harlowton Hogs Shipped to Chicago Market
M Sleasman led two hog lots from Harlowton to Chicago aboard a shipment by Sleasman Lunney Hunter and Kenyon Bros. He plans to recruit settlers with descriptive literature. Drillers near Frank Williams place report oil with 250 feet drilled and many firms leasing about 100000 acres for prospects. Daniel Burlingame, railroad pioneer, left for a Kansas City trip. Mrs. O W Benson widow of Urner Mercantile owner, died of heart failure after moving from Kansas City. Ralph Good departs to manage Bur pumping station.
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Harlowton
Sleasman
Chicago
Sleasman, Lunney, & Hunter
Kenyon Bros
Frank Willams Place
Daniel Burlingame
Pioneer Railroad
Kansas City
O. W. R. Benson
Benson
Urner Mercantile Company
Haitian Black Party Plots Assassination Amid Port au Prince Uprising
Washington reports a well organized Haitian Black Party plot to kill President d Artiguenave and install a government under Paulin or Hourand. Rear Admiral Caperton said the revolt extended beyond Port au Prince with insurrection leaders arrested. American marines reportedly in control. casualties include Corporal Weber wounded and a Haitian killed.
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Washington
d'Artiguenave
Paulin
Hourand
Port Au Prince
Caperton
Navy Department
Weber
Rumor prompts bandit alert at Fort Brown Texas
Brownsville Texas January 9 quiet rumor of renewed bandit activity prompts orders for half of two infantry companies and half of two cavalry troops to stay within call. The precaution aims to respond quickly if an emergency arises.
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Brownsville
Texas
Fort Brown
Act of courtesy leads to Schultz death near Laurel
Billings dispatch reports G Schulte of Holyoke Nebraska died after aiding railroad fireman John O Frean in escorting his invalid mother from a Northern Pacific train to a depot. Schultz slipped and was struck by a freight locomotive, dying soon after. He had been visiting his son in Casper, Wyoming, following injuries from a Burlington locomotive explosion weeks earlier.
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Billings
G. Schulte
Holyoke
Neb
Laurel
Here
Schultz
John O'Frearn
Llyingston
Northern Pacific
Schulte
Casper
Wic
Ime Schultz
Burlington
Lewistown Jury Reports Indictments and Probes
Lewistown January report records 24 page indictments list with one true bill and 235 examined cases. Jurors urge a county department for women and a padded cell for insane prisoners. City Attorney Kirkland faces removal over alleged illegal fees and misconduct in office.
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Lewistown
yeAvers
Foster
Sii
Garry
Frank Taker
Albert Brown
William Crown
John Schultz
Richard Young
J. M. Bloom
BJ. Wood
Kirkland
City
Russians recount activity on all fronts
Petrograd reports in Galicia the enemy was driven from the eastern riverbank and 20 officers, 117 soldiers, and three machine guns captured. In the Caucasus the Turks attacked the river area but were repelled. Russian torpedo boats sank a coal-ship near the Black Sea and Goeben fled after a brief exchange. No Russian losses reported. Pat Carney, Ruby Valley potato king, and director of the state Yair, visited Butte with Thomas Lyivephens.
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Petrograd
London
Galicia
Etripa
Uist
Caernowitz
Bukowina
Caucasus
Krihava
Black Sea
Goeben
Sultan Selim
Bosphorus
Pat Carney
Ruby Valley
Yair
Butte
Thomas Ly Ivephens
Former stage beauty Lois Nethersole suffers breakdown
Lois Nethersole once hailed as Sadie Martinet, famed for beauty on stage, was admitted to Bellevue Hospital's psychiatric ward after being found in her clothes in a courtyard. Her husband is a brother of actress Olga Nethersole, linking the family to the dramatic arts.
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Lois Nethersole
Sadie Martinet
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Inquest into Duffy Slaying Set for Philipsburg Tonight
Coroner to hold inquest into the fatal shooting of James P. Duffy in Philipsburg. Suspect Mike Lonergan remains jailed with no statement. Funeral for Duffy planned for Tuesday morning. rumors circulate amid limited official explanations.
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Duffy
Philipsburg
Wool Exhibit A Feature Of Livingston Convention
Jan. 18 19 program for State Seed Growers association in Livingston includes a wool exhibit with varieties from around the world. A Northern Pacific car will display the exhibit then tour the state. Speakers include ST Campbell on northwestern soda, W E Harmon on Wid Oats, Mr. Wilson on cooperation, and Miss Katherine Jensen on a home economics short course. Beeds are arriving from across the state as the convention is expected to draw large attendance.
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Livingston
Te Te Heler
Department of Agriculture
Will
Three Forks News Highlights Local Social Gatherings
Mrs W S O Brian and Mrs James Siffert hosted a luncheon for Mrs 3 W Ross who will move to Miss City. Presbyterian ladies hosted a party for Mrs J W Rose. Mrs Ross received a souvenir spoon. Attendees enjoyed tea, a musical program, violin and vocal solos. Also noted are a funeral for Mrs Amelia Harris at the Presbyterian Church with sermon by Acho, floral tributes, and community news from Deer Lodge and Dillon including a letter carrier appointment for Karl Kupfer and local support.
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Three Forks
Jan
W. FS. O'Brian
James Siffert
3. W. Ross
Mites City
The
Presbyterian Church
A. E. Barnes
J. W
Joplin
Fist
Deer Loage
Tate
Amelia Harris
Tee
Harrie Pillsbury
Presbyterian’ Church
Acho
Mian
Jensle Fleming
Margaret Beaumont
S. P. Wilson
Willia Coleman
H.G. Valston
Marvel Trask
George Miller
Harry MacPherson
A.D
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Lieutenant M'Donald
Slide
Myers
Garrison News
Florence
Witam ‘Mowide
Deet Lodge
Stra
Gus Zoeller
Drummond Pe
Pred King
John Moon
Traimmaster
LF. Newton
Ed B. le van
Tom Hollenback
Mr. MacDonough
Ella
Alex MacPherson
Shipton
Assistant MacPherson
Silver Stow
Wilam ‘Nugent
Gegita
Marysville
Stuart Forest Tanger
J. A. Morrow
Mire Berthoud
Mr. Smerthoud
John Bielenders
Garrison Friends
Tielena
Bozeman News
Ante Mountain
Gardiner Depot
Selena
Livingston News
Adelia Harris
B. Williams
Lima
J. Huber
Chilli Mo
E. Huber
Huber
Cath Ha
Mr. Trip
Eeong
Forks
Ued
Shim
Mer Priggeman
Bert Mannix
McKeon
George Robtein
Edith Robertson
Bowhe City
Mace
Ye Linta
Mich
Constantine Cone
Tom
Betaei
Heamadam
Tracey TF
Shea
Mager
Ainesworth
Haoraie Foreman
W. Smith
John
Reus Tady Tag
Bryan Kantner
Watchman
River
McDaniel
Sentinel
Joseph Rainville
Gharies Rice
Avon
Toy Rodgers
Rison
Tunis Wright
Mise
W. G. Robb
Little Daughter
Anaconda
Lucy le Boeuf
Whitworth
Sehere
W. Lunsford
Dixon of Gar
Cty
Black Party
Traey
Lewistown News
Lonergan
Jmil
Belgrade News
Felix Callantine
Pass Creek
Long Beach
Cal
Callantine
Benjamin TeSelle
West Gitin
Elizabeth Stewart
de Ralph, Holgate
Peter Cubus
Indiana
Charies F. Carter
Pillings
George J. Joyce
Stieffl
Capital
George White
East
Guatin
Boise City
Mes
Goorge
Mrs. Hartis Marted
Standard
Dillon
Karl Kupfer
Joh Kupfer
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