Montana division of Yellowstone Trail elects leaders at Bozeman meeting
The Montana division held its annual meeting in Bozeman with Dr S F Way presiding. A J Love was elected president and C C Davie secretary treasurer. Resolutions urged Montana counties to mark the trail from the western border to Yellowstone Park. Officials noted progress on road improvements and boosted tourist traffic along the route.
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Montana
Yellowstone Park
Standing Rock
South Dakota
Bozeman Hotel
T. Peterson
Yellow Stone Tra Association
Way
Livingston
Ty Fald
TF. Peterson
Mlasourt
MoBrridge
Fellowstone Trail
Montana State Grange Holds Restitutions Meeting
The Montana State Grange adjourned after a long session with business and social parts. It endorsed Representatives Stout and Evans on two measures, urged seed loans for farmers, a state bureau to cut losses between buyers and producers, and agricultural instruction in schools. The group also asked the Legislature to ban liquor sales at state and county levels. The funeral for Steve McVelah is planned Saturday at 9 o clock from Teaklence. Cemetery interment will follow at Holy Cross.
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Montana
Grange
Stout and Evans
Joan
Ken Dill
Jegislature
Steve McVelah
Teaklence
Boardman Breet
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross
Walsh and Temby Funerals Listed In City Notices
Funeral notices announce services for M J Walsh at 425 East Park Street and for the late John Temby aged about 60. Walsh’s rites begin at the residence and proceed to Mary’s Church with interment at Holy Savior cemetery. Temby’s remains were received yesterday. burial plans include interment at Mount Morith cemetery.
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Livan
DA Biatran
Buffalo ‘Street
Fr Ovelock
Roun Morith
Temby
John
Funeral notices from Richards parlors and Mountain View cemetery
The piece lists multiple obituaries and funeral plans. Mrs erry Africk to be removed to the family residence at 79 East Merc for service with interment at Mount Sora. William and Mr Jace Coleman, grandparents, to be buried at Mountain View cemetery officiated by Rev Raulston. Mrs Cornelius Dougherty, 61, dies. service at Richards oval chapel with interment at Mountain View cemetery. Joseph Richards I, director and embalmer, Montana Street, Butte.
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Avfleck
Mrserry “Africk
Richards
East’ Merc
Pam
Ev. C.F
Mount Johnson
Iver Johnson
Mount Sora Coleman
William
Jace
Harry Kater
Dakota Treet
Raulston
Mountain View
Dougherty
Cornelius Doughesty
Richards’ Oval
Teaulaton
State Fair Board Requests Less Money This Year
Helena Jan 15 The state fair board asked Montana legislature for ten thousand dollars less than two years ago for the education and horticultural building. The board reported improved attendance entries and revenue while expenses rose. Board leadership includes Kid J Coffee of Missoula as president and Pat Carney as vice president with dates set for September 2 to 15.
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Helena
Ponteesith Assembly
Thirteenth Masonry
Montana State
State Fair Women's and Educational Building
Ite Labora
Kid J. Coffee
Missoula
Pat Carney
Inter
Walker and assistants move offices to Butte
Great Falls Jan 1. Assistant engineer FR Walker of the Milwaukee railway bridges and buildings department moves to Butte to oversee construction design and supervision of electric power and station work on the main line between Three Forks and Deer Lodge. He has led bridge and building projects since 1883 and supervised the Great Falls passenger station. Accompanying him are F R Cooper chief clerk and Efe Sloan stenographer.
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Great Falls
Eneiheer
FR. Walker
Milwaukee Railway
Butte
Three Forks
Deer Lange
Walker
Great Palla-Lewistown
Phillipe
Amsistant
FR. Cooper
Efe Sloan
Stonographe
Bozeman Woodmen and guests plan joint install night
Bridger camp Woodmen of Bozeman plans entertain ing Zephyr camp of Livingston next Monday with Women of Woodcraft from Livingston and Bozeman attending. A program, joint officer installation, supper, and dance follow. A special train from Livingston is expected. Also noted are court cases, marriages, and local obituaries.
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Bozeman
Bridger Camp
Woodmen ‘of the Word
Zephyr Camp
Livingston
Woodcraft of
Jewel Circle
Women of Woodcraft
Woodmen
W. E. Thistlewood
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Toy M. Kiester
Kiester & Bath
Mason City
Jula
Chicago
Herert Patrick
Viola Coffey
Cardwell
Mont
Todge
Bigelow
Garrison News Highlights Local Travel and Work Visits
Garrison residents share notes on visits to Helena Deer Lodge and Butte, with Mrs Maud Seagraves and Mrs Denham shopping in Deer Lodge and Earl Shaffer meeting his Seattle kin. Rail officials W C Showalter and James arrived with an examination car for four year certification tests. General Manager B C Blanchard of Tacoma and Otto Gerdts also noted, reflecting a busy week of movement and work in the region.
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Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific Railway
James
Saine
Garrison
Lovie Kipp
Butte
Wet, Bunney
A.V. Brown
Livington
Garrison Thunday
Bunney
M Soula
Shiel
Avery Seagraves
Deer Lodge
B.C. Blanchard
Tacoma
St. Paul
Otto Gerdts
Fiiday
Heirs Win Suit Over Civil War Era Estate Claim
Becky Ann Moore and others sued John Z Sitton as administrator of John M Sitton estate seeking 1435 plus interest. Jury verdict awarded plaintiffs 6666 with interest from 1866. Case traces back to George Miller who died intestate after Civil War siege of Vicksburg. Judge A P Stark presided in Livingston.
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Evelyn Pennell
George Miller
Alfred Ballard
Edgar Ballard
Walter Ballard
Gussie Potts
Nina Ballard
Sitton
Tiy
Vicksburg
George M.sitton
Missouri
Miler
Miller Eldren
Gallatin ‘Valley
Heira
No Objection to Probe by Senate in Montana Legislature
Senate session resumes with defense of lawmakers amid debate over a 50 000 Montana exhibit appropriation and measures on printing costs. Bills discussed include police, education, and revenue provisions. several House and Senate bills are reported out for committees with new measures introduced and notices issued for legislative actions.
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House
Senate
Montan
Bil
San Pranesco
O'Shea
Urla
Byrnes
Montana
Lane
Selway
Edwards
Rouse Till
Mumly
Day
Higgins
Lewis and Clark County
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Kelly
Lord and
Mansur
Macdonald
Flathead
Nior
Hilla
Phillips
Lusk
Willie
Rasmusee
Fousek
Morris
Graxbeal
Healey
Schrump
Juste
Hills
Johns
Johnson
Eliel
Junod
Kane
Gladden
Nutting
Tne
Bechtel
Wallin
Northern Pacific yard fire sparks legal action over damange
Livingston scene reports a late night fire at the Northern Pacific leehouses. W. A. Clark, horse dealer and supplier to the French government, has filed suit against the Northern Pacific seeking 1481 in damages for alleged shipment delays from Livingston to Miles City. City notes list local lodge offices and bank staff as year plans are announced. The Park County poultry show opens in Heftertin block with judge C. S. Norton Roseman noting strong turnout and records.
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Livingston
Northern Pacific
Lews
W.A. Clark
Miles City
Cottonwood Circle
Waren
Ot Woodcraft
al McCaw
D. A. Pitz
Ferald
TH. Talcott
J. C. Milas
de A. McCaw
FA. Krieger
John T. Smith
B.A. Pitzkerald
D. M. Harvey
T. A. Marlowe
Park County
Heftertin
Norton Roseman
Official Open Herena. san tion as to what he shall y taxes
Official open details a dispute over taxes and delinquent assessments. The Blaine county case discusses payment of state county city taxes and special improvement taxes, with Attorney General Kelly's guidance on whether owners can pay in full and the one-year existence of the improvement. Separate notes cover county officials and a lodge installation.
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Santion
D. M. Kelly
Flackstone
Blaine County
Thompson
Fathead
Kelly
Montana Postmasters Named and Bank Conversion Authorized
Representative Stout recommended and Montana postmasters appointed including H L Herring Glasgow Hans Mt Joplin William G Bernard S T Whistler Browning Margit Field Choy Peton county William G Kelsey Hare Blaine county Henry W Osman Mandade county Clarke Mildred whose Harpers resigned Frank Wilson Thurlow Rosebud county new office Treasury approved Farmers State Bank of Stevensville conversion to First National Bank of Stevensville capital $25 000
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Ecla
Washington
Stout
Montana
HL. Herring
Glasgow
Hans Mt . Joplin
William’ G
Bernard
S.T. Whistler
Browning
Lowing
Margit Field
Choy
Peton County
New Ofice
Wiliam’ G. Kelsey
Hare
Blaine County
Henry W. Osman
Mancade County
New O Ofice
Larke
Mildred
Whce
Harpers
Frank Wilson
Thurlow
Rosebud County
Treasury Department
Farmers’ State Bank of
Stevensville
Mont
First National Bank of
Power plant at Maxville boosts local mines
Drummond Jan 1 reports the new Maxville electric plant finished and tested, with mines in Upper Flint valley likely to hire more workers as power costs drop for some towns, while Drummond and nearby struggle to get lights. Also notes Prof J M Hamilton’s Bozeman lecture, county eighth grade exams, and miner L Hendrickson visiting. In Missouri, Judge Theodore Lentz responds via attorney to quo warranto filed by John K Patterson for removal aimed at blocking his bench election.
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Drummond
Maxville
Flint
J. M. Hamilton
Axrictural College
Bozeman
Philipsburg
Woman's Club
Mra
L.T. Irvine
Granite County
Drummond Wennesday
L. Hiendrickson
Missoura
San
Theodore Lentz
Helena
John K. Patterson
Supreme Court
Flred Patterson
Judge Lents
Hieen
Pateferson
Marriage by Proxy Arranged by Bride
Miss Egigenia Campbell of Denver and Jot Pieter Scholten a Dutch mining engineer in Sourabaya Java arrange marriage by proxy. Scholten a reserve in the Dutch army. The ceremony moves toward Denver with Duell acting as bridegroom proxy. Floods and hotel collapse casualties reported in Son and Cumpas. extensive flood damage and railway bridge destruction also noted.
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Louis
Egigenia ‘Campbell
Denver
Pieter Scholten
Sourbaya
Java
J. J. Houwink
Scholten
Miss Campbell
Mr. Scholten
Whelmina
Harvey Duel
Mr. Duell
Alexander Campbell
Charen of
Son
Cumpas
Secor
Queen Victoria of Spain Confined With Scarlet Fever
Madr id reports Queen Victoria of Spain is confined to her apartments with scarlet fever. The notice indicates the illness was confirmed this afternoon, detailing the royal confinement at the palace and authorities monitoring the case.
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Queen Victoria
Spain
Anaconda News Trophy Games Decide Narrowly
Kelly defeats Bower by one point in the class A trophy curling event at the rink. The match stayed tight after the second end until the ninth, with two decisive margins, and Kelly sealed it by scoring a single stone in the tenth. Stevens falls to Hendry in a closely fought B Schedule contest.
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Kelly
Bower
Divive Luss Kelly
Stevens
Hendry
Christie M. MacKay Harper Butler
Tucker Keating
W.M. Kelly
Kip
Frazer W. McKenzie
Kelty Smith
Sundberg King
Steven Hendry
Morrow Kazett
W. Spengler Daniels
Fulmer Gatty
Halloran
Kennard Frisbie Zentner
Aldrich
Shawkey
Wikgin
Dune McDonald Avery Aln
Campbell Watkins
Jones Whyte Morden
Kida
High School Notes on 1915 Meeting and Constitution
The athletic association held a yearly meeting Wednesday finalizing a new constitution since 1909. A board of control was elected including H W Auten Chauncy Davison and Raymond Murphy with the principal and secretary as members. The weekly program featured Mozart pieces and life stories while editor Ruth Sneddon resigned and Miss Ruth Sneddon became editor. Debating team chosen to represent the school at Missoula on Feb 12 1915. Basketball players train hard aiming to reach Bozeman for the Interscholastic meet.
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George, Annett
Hoxeman
Three Forks
Geneseo
Grace Wilcomb
F. H. Wilcomb
Laurel
Metzall
Commercial National Bank
Towa
George Cox
Cc. W. Hoff
J. J. Baker
WN. Purdy
Great Palle
Thomas
M. Neve
Athletic Association of the High
Markley
H.W. Auten
Chauncy Davidson
Raymond Murphy
Kentucky
Diane Kelley
Anna Syoblan
Irene Black Drowgh
Catherine ‘Searles
The
Big Stick
Ruth Sneddon
Enid Hayes
Charles Smet
Lucian Eaves
Joseph Schwartz
Missoula
Zadora leads Reel bill with Perpetual Glare feature
The Reel last night offered Thanhouser serial Perpetual Glare with strong audience interest. Nathanson and Mills presented a clever skit Un-Gressed Salad that drew laughs from all. A children's matinee drew a fair crowd at Margaret with many youngsters in attendance. The Tesque characters in the title roles pleased the juvenile audience and the overall show matched prior performances.
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Zadora
Nathanson
Mills
Matt
Jom
Woman urges Wilson to ban Wheat shipments abroad
A telegram from Mrs. Julian Heath of New York, representing the Housewives' league and speaking for about 100000 American homes, urged President Wilson to embargo Wheat exports to conserve supply and keep prices normal in America.
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Washington
White House
Julian Heath
New York
Housewives’ League
Wilson
America
Resinol Heals Raw Itching Scaly Skins
An old advertisement touts Resinol Ointment as a soothing treatment for raw itching and scaly skin. It claims quick relief, healing onset, and compares favorably to other failed remedies while noting doctor endorsement and wide druggist availability.
CAMPRICK AND RUSSIAN OFFENSIVES ON ALL FRONTS
Reported Russian counterattacks tied with gains as they claimed success on the Vistula and left bank fronts. German forces were driven back from Sierpc and Skrawa crossings as heavy losses were reported. Elsewhere two Germans were executed and a third jailed for espionage in Morocco.
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Toezen
Ast
Prussia
Russian
Poland
Pruss
Skrawa
Vistula
Borsimov
Rawa
Morocco
Ficke
Herr Grundier
Herr Nepreckorn
Lfe
Admiral Sir G. S. Nares dead, famed explorer
London reports the death of Vice Admiral Sir George S. Nares R N retired born 1831 a distinguished British naval officer renowned for his 1875 Arctic expedition with Alert and Discovery and his command of Challenger leading deep sea and around the world explorations with Britain raising the flag beyond latitude 88 north
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London
George
Nares
R. N
Alert
Discovery
Challenger
Vancouver World Sale Ordered by Chief Justice
Vancouver judge Hunter of the Supreme Court ordered a private tender sale of World newspaper property within a month on an application by bondholders. L. D. Taylor, elected mayor of Vancouver yesterday, serves as World manager.
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Skitish
Hunter
Supreme Court Today
the World Newspaper
L. D. Taylor
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