Northwest’s Future Painted by Yellowstone Trail Letter
Roseman January 10 J W Parmley, head of Twin Cities Aberdeen Yellowstone Trail association, declines invitation to local meeting due to Chicago trip. He recalls auto journey Minneapolis to Roseman and visions a growing Northwest with Yellowstone trail as feeder to a vast US population, predicting 200 million in less than 3 years.
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Yellowstone Trail
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Boulder News Briefs From Montana Society Items
Local notes report W P Hoopes of Missoula and his mother visiting the valley for a land sale led by purchaser W Middleme. Visitors include Youn Ferkins of Butte and Brent A Leighton host. W W Austin and wife return from Cold Springs to visit John Faherty’s family. Suse Roe Hammer telegraphs guests and accepts a Boneman Milling role. Mrs J A Hundley of Hamilton visits sons W B and Hundley. Mrs Frank Loiselie returns to Hot Springs after weeks in the region.
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Missoula
P. Hoopwe
Lana Faneh
John Faherty
Suse Roe Hammer
Boneman Milling Company
Boneman
J. A. Hundley
Hamilton
Sona
W. B
Hundley
Frank Loiselie
Rae
Hot Springs
Mont
Deer Lodge Social Roundup Opens New Year Visit Notes
Deer Lodge January 10 residents and visitors are listed in a local social roundup. Dwight Tattenhous e returned from Muscatine Iowa to Deer Lodge. Clothier of Malden Washington visited early in the week. John Lacy transacted business in Missoula Tuesday. Verne Bott left for Laurel Wednesday. Eugene McGuire of Seattle arrived to join Mrs. McGuire at her daughter Mary Lacy’s home. Howell of Milwaukee was in Deer Lodge late week. Mrs Norman Shultis and her son were Missouri visitors Thursday. John Morrison of Helmville is visiting Deer Lodge this week. John Howe acts as blacksmith foreman replacing J W Nichols who is on the jury. Master Mechanic G E Cossford and Shop Superintendent S Koehler returned from a coast trip. James Hackett did business in Three Forks Friday. HB Wittson returned to Livingston Saturday after a few days in Deer Lodge. Welch and Stoldard spent Saturday on the Little Lucktoot.
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Dwight Tattenhouse
Muscatine
Towa EE
Clothier
Malden
Wash
John Lacy
Missoula
Tueway
Verne Bott
Laurel
Wednes
Eugene McGuire
Seattle
Norman Shultis
Missouri
John Mearrison
Helmville
John Howe
J. W. Nichols
G. E. Cossford
Koehler
James Hackett
Three Forks
Wittson
Livingston
Welch
Stoldard
Livingston Fire Alarm System Fad Debated at Meeting
At a Livingston meeting the two proposals for an automobile fire truck alarm system were discussed and both were endorsed. Mayor Vest faced questions about securing the city’s share of a state fire fund appropriation and new steps were noted to obtain formal funding.
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A. N. Vest
Vest
W. Faber
Montana
St. Andrew's Church
Gossip and Comment at Capitol Building
Altona reports the Montana house swelled payrolls during a five day adjournment, with up to 90 extra staff. Debate grows over Governor Stewart’s race track betting proposal as lawmakers anticipate a busy second week and possible licensing bills. A Helena group calls for a female chaperon for Capitol staff, sparking mixed reactions.
Hamilton News Highlights Jan 10 Local Notes
Hamilton Jan 10 F A Burroughs visits Hamilton Smithey returns from Florence Mrs Ethel Stine Dontea of Darby seeks home proofup Mrs Jane Larson of Darby dies at Grantedale Leftovers from Darby relatives Young People society Christian church hosts program and basket social Bam Wilson seriously hurt in fall remains critical Tucile Lyne from Darby visits Hamilton Local gun enthusiasts form Star Gun Club J M Rhoades Missoula visits Hamilton
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Smithey
Florence
Ethel Stine Dontea
Darby
Stead
Jane Larson
Ims
Brown
Grantedale
Young People's Society of the Christian Church
Bam Wilson
Belgrade News Highlights Local Meetings and People
Belgrade reports George Skerritt Jr. visiting with aunt Esther Wall of Three Forks after selling 400 bushels of wheat at 1.00 a bushel. A Baker Creek literary gathering drew four district attendees and featured Professors Martin and Cooke from the agricultural college. A suffrage debate with an educational test was led by Crawford and Buckley, judged by Laura Plumiee, Anna Byers, and Bart Scollard, favoring the negative. A Holland church invitation extends to Rev. C Vrlesman of Zilan Washington. Leona M. Scott of Bozeman visits Mrs. P.M Parker.
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Belgrade
Jam
George Skerritt
Ellis & Skerritt
Maudiow
Esther Wall
Three Forks
Baker Creek
Cameron, Heeb
High Line
C. Vrlesman
Zilan
Wash
Mist Leona M. Scott
Bozeman
Mre. P.M Parker
Yellowstone Bird Show Opens With Broad Montana Representation
Billings hosts the first annual Yellowstone Valley Poultrymen's Association show with nearly 60 birds entered for prizes. The event opens Thursday and runs through the week, drawing entries from Northern Wyoming and most of Eastern Montana, promising strong participation and regional representation.
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Ellowstone Valley’ Poultrymen’s Association
Billings
Wyoming
Montana
Blaze destroys Hull hardware in Columbia Falls
Great Falls reports a January 10 blaze at 5 pm that destroyed the W H Hull hardware store and damaged several others in Columbia Falls. The fire, aided by a weak water supply and a bucket brigade, leveled frame buildings including the Hull store saloon and a Chinese restaurant. Estimated loss about 15000 dollars, with insurance partly covering. Firefighters from Great Falls and local residents fought the flames as trains were prepared to assist, but the blaze was controlled before the Hustler Mercantile building was lost.
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Great Falls
W.H. Hull
Columbia Falls
Hull
Dave Grove
Charles Ding
Hustler Mercantile Company
Local Garrison Notes Highlight Travel and Business
Garrison scene includes Van and Traveling Engineer TH visiting Bir Ue Van. Miss Evaro Avery from Missoula visits brother J Avery at the NP telegraph office. Spokane visitors in Garrigan interview stocksmen and buy stock. Asa Larable and Mrt Rathburn from the Northern Pacific supervisor’s office spent Saturday on business. Fred King, bidding on the Drummond to Melville road, returns to Helmville after a local visit. Large shipments of produce for next summer prompt talk of price increases. A card party at Hotel Garrison draws ranchers and townspeople. Buckshot Smith enjoys a vacation. Shenty nop and wife plan stay in California after base opens. Shenty and Dickel relocate from north ranch to Deer Lodge. week-end visits with relatives noted. Montana Farmers anticipate higher beet prices and firm contracts, boosting strawberry acreage next season.
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Drummond
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Buckshot) Smith
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British Daily Mail Supports Grey Reply on Neutral Copper
London. The Daily Mail editorial lauds Sir Edward Grey’s reply to the U S note on delays to American commerce from British sea actions. It says the tone is frank and conciliatory and that copper shipments to neutral countries likely head to Germany. The piece argues the concessions may satisfy American concerns and notes the Chronicle questions navy interference levels.
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The
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Daily Chronicle
Water polo Riders Charge German Forces At Signal
A British cavalry detachment that had repulsed a German attack rushed from a game of water polo after a signal at Olse patrol Djublans. The aids leaped naked onto their horses and charged the Germans, who fled in disorder.
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Djublans
England's Reply Opens Way for New Discussion
A diplomatic note outlines Britain's stance on neutral trade during wartime, asserting limited interference to protect national safety. It defends actions against contraband while avoiding interference with bona fide commerce. The letter cites trade figures, copper and rubber shipments, prize court procedures, and potential port examinations as part of maintaining neutrality amid war.
Quiet Sunday in Warfront Across Multiple Fronts
An official report details limited activity on Sunday with Russian forces bombarding positions near Zak zayeva and Bukowina, while heavy artillery contested the Vistula and Ida regions. Naval actions cited Christmas Eve through Jan 9 include Russian ships damaging Turkish cruisers and bombarding Turkish harbors and merchant ships.
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French War Office Reports Actions On Several Fronts
The war office says in Champagne two German counterattacks north of Perthes and Beausejour were repelled while two attempts in the Argonne near Fontaine Madame and St Hubert failed. Artillery duels continued from the sea to the line with allied forces holding trenches and gaining positions near Perthes, La Ferté Beauséour, and in the Argonne.
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le Ruisseau Des Nourissons
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Grey notes avoid interference with neutral trade in war
A British note from Grey expresses willingness not to contest core legal principles, aiming to restrict actions to preventing contraband for the enemy. It offers to explain detained cargo cases and seeks arrangements to prevent mistakes and secure prompt reparation when neutral owners are harmed, stressing cooperation with the United States and other neutrals. King Albert of Belgium thanks Scandinavians for sympathy and aid amid wartime.
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