Old Timer Thomas Naughten Dies Aged Montana Strongman
The body of Thomas Naughten a well known Montana old timer was brought to Butte from Helena and burial planned at Melrose. Died yesterday morning he lived in Helena recently and left a legacy of placer mining and ranching in the Melrose area. His wife and daughter Catherine had ties to Butte and Helena.
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Thomas Naughten
Montana
Butte
Helena
Melrose
Naughton
Ates Catherine
Fone
Righten
Vetrine
Virginia
Adobetowen
Melees
Sule Lake
Death of Naughten Ends Long Montana Pioneer Ties
The death of Mr. Naughten on Monday night is marked by heart failure. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Getthause, and husband in Melrose near the old home, where his body will be buried. He was a member of the Society of Montana Pioneers and seldom missed meetings. Undertaker Mike Walsh brought the body to Hutte and, with relatives, will travel to Melrose for services. The Catholic priest from Dillon will conduct a requiem Mass at the Gellhouse home in Melrose.
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Getthause
Melrose
Naughten
Society of Montana Pioneers
Mike Walsh
Hutte
Fad Naughten
Miss Naughten
Elena
Dilion
Gellhouse
St Paul road to seek share of Missouri cattle trade
Livestock agents Hugh Chittick of Miles City John Ma Queen Kirkland Ils and MP Murray Kirkland plan a trip to contact buyers in southern Montana Beaverhead and Madigan counties to tap spring cattle supplies. They expect eastern markets to seek substitutes for scarce fat cattle and aim to handle shipments from Anaconda offering strong service to stockmen.
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Hugh Chittick
Miles City
John Ma Queen
Headqua- Kirkland
Ils
Murray
Kirkland
Alte
Harry O'Gorman
Paul
Montana
Wig Hole Basin
Beaverhead
Madigan County
Tully
Chittick
Standard
Anaconda
Pressing claims for a new edition of the Great Reference Book
An editorial note extols the 1909 edition of a leading ready reference work. It praises its 13 000 facts on politics weights news populations cities states and sports and notes it is being distributed to subscribers rather than news dealers across the United States.
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Alianac Aclopedia
United States
Relatives Sought for Old-Time Prospector and Vaudeville Notes
A notice states Axpell Bee seeks relatives of an old prospector who died in Butte on a train while en route to Kalispell where relatives live. The message asks local authorities to notify kin. The page also reviews vaudeville acts including George Primrose and his four dancers, Timo Fox the magician, the Ayoros Masters, and the Audiences’ favorites. A thank you note from Mr and Mrs Gus J Stromme expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings after the burial of their daughter Ada.
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Axpell
Chiet Belles
Butte Tits
Sherman & Heed
Paul
George Primrose
Josephine
Tie
Dane Claudius
Tony “Wilson
Mile Heloise
Nist
Orpheum
Cheetra
Ada. Strowme
Gus
Butte School District Faces Smaller Budget For Next Year
The Butte school board reports a projected budget squeeze with about $10,000 less in the December financial statement than the previous year. The panel referred bids for window guards, discussed using the high school for eighth graders’ exams, and planned to buy drawing hooks while weighing a telephone project for each school.
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Butte
Richards
Dee
Blewsit
Ttme
Ghecho
Delacoll
Degree of Honor Officers Installed by Bertha Walker
Bertha Walker, grand chief of honor of Montana, presided at the Degree of Honor installation last night naming the officer line including Rose He lady of honor, Alpha Farmer chief of ceremonies, Lydia Furey, Margaret Curran, Mary At. Aeews, Sarah Moses, Hertha Winstock, Amelia Tretheway and Dr. Wolf chaplain. A general cod tine and refreshments followed the ceremony.
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Bertha Walker
Montana
Rose
Alpha Farmer
Mary" Simonson
Lydia Furey
Margaret Curran
Mary At
Aeews
Sarah Moses
Hertha Winstock
Trustes
Tretheway
Wolf
Amelia ‘Tretheway
Pitched battle at county court over election feud
Brighton January clash near Courtine erupted as Packard Republican and Nordic Democrat candidates for County Commissioner faced a violent dispute over alleged ballot tampering. Judge Guthrit, long sheriff candidate, drew revolvers before being disarmed. Guthrit later posted bond of $1000 for his Monday appearance.
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Brighton
Cato
Packard
Wid Nordic
Utfee
AL He Guthit
Watlots
PLC
Orrat
Guthrit
Huckley
Nordia
Prominent Lewistown Resident Arthur Free Dies
In Lewistown on January 12 Arthur Free, a highly educated man active in church work and local society, faced respiratory complications linked to the company. The report notes discrepancies in his status and an alleged loss of motive, citing an amount of at least 57,000 as unsettled in connection with the company.
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Standart
Lewistown
Arthur Free
Costs Wee Fortune To Abuse Horse At Butte Court
Police court yesterday fined J P Harring eighty dollars and Pat Silver fifty for abusing a horse they hired from Lavelle. Testimony showed they drove the animal mercilessly all day, later found drunk near the railroad tracks. The assault charge against Mike Durula was not prosecuted after Maude Wallace failed to appear. Durula was held for trial on another disturbance charge.
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Butte Humane Aficer
J.P. Harring
Pat Silver
Butte
Aifonda &. Pacific Railway
Mike Durula
Maude Wallace
Durula Beng
Los Angeles Men Believed Lost Crossing Desert
A party from Los Angeles led by DoW. A. Willan and SF Hammond disappeared while crossing the desert aiming for a mine near Randaburg. Relatives fear they perished as searchers found no further news after reports of parties out for days. A Helena dispatch notes a federal grand jury completing work with eight indictments, five made public.
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Los Angeles
Lo Angeles
Juan
Dow
A. Willan
Hammond
Bin
Rendaty
Dagegett
Randaburg
Max
Tal
Standa Helena
Federal Grand Jury
Hunt
Ade
da, Monthan
Hd Rioy
Robert R. Drake
M WN. Barrett
Tragedy rocks Mankato with double act of murder suicide
James York, a quarry worker in Mankato Minnesota, despondent over personal trouble, killed four children by cutting their throats and then hanged himself earlier today. Local authorities report the grim incident followed by his own death, details incomplete as investigators review the scene.
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Mankato, Minn
James York
Despond
Hhe Hiden
Wills Liquor Case Perjury Charge Involve Summers
Sherman Summers faces accusations of perjury connected to the Wills liquor selling case where Wills was convicted. The matter involves alleged false testimony linked to the court proceedings and sentencing.
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Sherman Summers
Wills
Mrs Goslin Awarded 50 for Alienation Suit
New York reports a jury verdict for Mia Una Goslin against Miss Anni Irene Magher for alienation of the affections of her husband Atte Oslin tied to get-rich-quick schemes. The defendant, Magher, is described as the stenographer to the estranged husband. The ruling awards the full amount claimed.
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New York
Mia Una Goslin
Anni
Irene Magher
Atte Oslin
Goslin
Paris
Federation Counsel Review Of Judge Wright Decision
Washington January 12 The executive council of the American Federation and counsel will meet tomorrow to consider Judge Wrights decision in the temperance case and appeals. The meeting will discuss integrating features of the Wilson and Pearce bills into one measure and gauge support from members like Alton H Parker and Gompers for funding. The report includes Labor movement positions and potential shifts in strategy.
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Washington
Wright
Executive Council of the American Federation
Alton H. Parker
New York
Menight
Sharman
Wilson
Pearce
Gompers
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Dan Tewes
Catherine
Mr. Naugh' In
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Sam Nourmies
Dr. Price
Ceylon
India
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Hennessy’s
ST. Paul
Hue Wn
J. Stromme
Tore Ley
Union
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W. Park
Dixon
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