Eagles of Roundup Entertain Visitors at Banquet
Roundup Eagle lodge hosted a gathering for a four member state home study committee. Two outside members arrived late, with a pre banquet program featuring band overtures and solos, followed by a donor plea list and a concluding intermission to mingle before the committee drafts its report at the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roundin
Jan
Ingles
Roundup
Aerie Friday
John W. James
Ansconda
W. Really
Misoula
Pagle Symphony Orchestra
Jack Tonet
Eagie
Viatti
Eagie Symphony Orchestra
Popa Wagie Symphony Orchestra
Harry Wilbrun
Rigoletto
Tem Kukoly
Polo
A. Heinrich
Eagle Quartet
Eagle Symphony
Tipperary
Egamdust
Harriman
Phalthour
Feepondt
FM. Wall
Carl N. Thompson
Wiliam McLauchlan
James Baldwin
Pleasant Spuriock
A.” Vrana
Gore
A. Lowe
W. Ktenity
Garrison News Reports Depot Staffing Cuts and Local Visits
Northern Pacific depot reduced office force with a night clerk removed and one transfer clerk reassigned. J A Jackson and V C McNerney conducted a joint inspection of lines between Helena Paradi Garrison and Hutte, spending Saturday in Garrison en route to Bates. Several locals, visitors, and business trips are noted including Missoula and Deer Lodge trips, and end with Dana Jr. from Bradley visiting Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Charles Waymire
Ight Expres
J. A. Jackson
Helena
McNerney
Western Union
Helen
Paradi
Garrison
Hutte
Bates x
Kelly
Missoula
Aifols Brand
Carl Scharf
Deer Lodge
T. F. MacDonough
George Howard
Grover Babric
McCormick
Deer Lode
Boyle
Seattle
Miss Sheridan
Joe Whalen
M. Petit
Mr. Wardell
Fred King
Andrew Woltz
Avon
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
William E. Odell
de Smet
Silver Bow
Mest
Victor Lanstyak
Stoppel
George W. Dana Jr
Bradley
Livingston merchants attend state convention and TB tests
Local merchants joined the state Retail Merchants convention to back a transient peddlers license and ad law. Deputy State Veterinarian J W Richardson reports TB tests found no evidence of disease among shields valley cows, asserting movement of a disinterred body of Catherine Christy to Glen Elen, N D for burial after death from tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. D. Blakeslee
George Alien
Eli Newell
Cha Garnier Jr
Hi Hha
J. W. Richardson
Shields Valley
Consid
Richardson
Catherine Christy
Glen Elen
N. D
Permit autos in park at night resolutions from Yellowstone Trail group
In Bozeman on January 15 1918 the Montana division of the Yellowstone Trail association adopted resolutions urging Secretary Lane to allow automobile travel in Yellowstone National Park between 8 p m and 7 a m on days the park is open. The motion cites tourism from Europe blocked by war and promotes U S sightseeing across the West. The committee chaired by A J Walrath with P Hote and C Davis prepared the measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Yellowstone Trail Association
A. J. Walrath
P Hote
C. Davis
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D.C
Europe
Ingield
San Francisco
San Diegos
Atlantic
United Together
Mithe Yellowstone National Park
West
United States
America
Hazeman
Mont
Yellowstone
Davis
Belgrade News Auditorium Event Honors Local Winners
Friday evening audience at the Belgrade auditorium saw prizes awarded by local firms to Mrs. Earl Gilmer, Japanese Stewart, George Wash, Aldvitt, Indian maiden Atwood, a negro, and Reid White. Alvin Hamilton Orchestra provided music as Harvey Barnett returned home to Wyola after visiting his sisters. Several locals and relatives mentioned, with updates on travels and visits across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gilmer
Japanese Stewart
George Wash
Aldvitt
Atwood, Negro
Reid White
Alvin Harliton
Harvey Barnett
Wyola
G. L. Smith
Willam FitzStephens
Myrtle Mosher
Bozeman
D. R. Fisher
Robert T. ‘Trask
C. W. Smith
Walton
Courtney
Great Fulrg
State Grange Association
Springhill
Fred Shroeder
Entertainments and lectures in Livingston area
A Livingston event night featured Pythias party with card games, prizes to Mrs. GW and others, and a clock and fountain pen among winnings. A program included piano solos by Miss Hereine Jeor and Miss Helen Simon, vocal solos by Miss Minnihelie Coz and Miss Katherine Swindl ves. A January contract signaled next year attractions by Judge George Aiden and Albert Edward Wisgham with Apollo Concert, Wells entertainers, and Oxford company. In Laurens Hall Miss Maude F Brown and instructors hosted whist prizes to Mrs Pampel Miss Olga Johnson and Robert Brown followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
George ‘Aiden
Albert Edward Wisgham
Apollo Concert Company
Wells Entertainers
Oxford Company
Livingston, Jan
Maude F. Brown
Mamie Sturke
Laurens
Park County
Laurens’ Hall
B. L.' Pampel
Olga Johnson
Robert Brown
Guests Impress From Power Scenes In Great Falls
Montana lawmakers toured the Montana Power Co facilities in Great Falls on January 17. They inspected the Co projects at the falls and visited Terinhow and Black Eagle dams, sharing a meal at the construction camp. They adopted resolutions praising John G. Morony for the visit and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Morony
Montana
Welock
Wa Falls
Terinhow
Black Eagle
Fourteenth Legislative Assembly
Sind
Montane Power Company
Great Palle
Morony
Missoula Socialists Move to Recall Sheriff Whittaker
Missoula January 17 local socialist group begins recall process against Sheriff Whittaker over alleged illegal acts and budget irregularities. Central committee to announce recall results by January 38. resignation dated earlier sparked by party rift and deputy appointments dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Socialist Party
Waitaker
Tocain
Miarouta
Hone
Ronmer
Central’ ‘Committee
Carrion
Hie
Reputies
Aga'nat Whitaker
Iin
Contenthie
Whitaker
Lave
Focal Im
Lewistown News highlights and a northern rail talk
Lewistown January 11 report covers a Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathering at the Stechodige church with speakers Stephen Snell and Anna Tesh. It notes the death of Mrs Monahan and a forthcoming convention in Helena. Also J Pierpont Morgan plans talks with President Wilson and Interior's Lane on Alaska railroad sale to fund a coastal connection to coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Rove F. Ayers
Andreas
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Stechodige Hutch
Steefen Snell
Helena Bon Mex
Akins
Stine Tel Fay
Mies
Anna
Atholte
Monahan
Nebraska
Taiee
Tomtag
Bitlis
C.D. Alten
ED. Barnes
Frank Cunningham
Mieerunte Afus
Poland
Cont Nidick
Tony
Kitena
Rima
W. D. Symmes
Kirkland Iy
A.C. Birk
Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wilson
Lane
Interior Department
Copper River & Northwestern Railroad
Morgan
Congress
Robbers Caught After Tunnel Watchman Tracks
Milwaukee train No 18 brought news of a Milwaukkee trackwatchman and a forest ranger tracking robbers near East Portal Montana. The men had broken into a home at East Portal and were found with stolen goods. they surrenders without a fight and were placed aboard No 18 to Superior, Montana for authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Portal
Mont
Hast Portal
Wear Knight
Gast Portal
Forest Ranger
Sitconntine
Adair
Taho
Deer Lodge News Briefs From January Week in Dillon District
Deer Lodge items report visits by M. Tren Sheridan of Garrison and John Mackedon of Avery, trains and rail work changes, local business, and a Lincoln and Washington birthday program at Mish school. Various residents, including W. Leffards, Jeffers, and Taves, attended events, with notes on surgeries, travel to Helena, and club activities. The city saw weather, church dinners, insurance meetings, and planned farmer's institute as local groups like Anchor lodge install officers and plan events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Sheridan
Garrison
William Leffards
Gaffney
Butte
W.N. Webber
John Weidenfetter
GB. Jeffers
Toraars
Rome
Atari
Dillon
SIS Ratton
John Mackedon
Avery
Taaho
Marke
Kneineer
Wiliam “Davia
Tavis
Hielens Tames Sc'Vrain
Lincoln
Tern
Grand Army
Ree Duntle
J. G. Watson
Penitentiary Hand
California
Orate
Tas
Dred
Helena
Tie
Sng
Montana
W.G. Tonge
Benton
G.bvalston
Philipabore
Teer Lodge
Herbert Poll
Seattle
Tacoma
S.A. Stoddard
Missoula
Ben Franklin
Sylvia
Spokane
S. A. Stoddard
William Lintz
Andrew Devine
Clinton
Harry Witt
Minneapolis
Rollin Humber
Christian Church
Ritz
Anaconda
D. J. Davis
Deer’ Lode
S.C. Vanderwalker
Geheltral
F. D. Camp
Milwaukee
Anchor Lodge
BR. C. of A
College of Montana
G. E. Cessford
Cessford
Moose Lodge Hunts and Fire Save Home at Peck
Residents report Loyal Order of Moose gathering preparations and hunting east of town while a fire at the Home of Harry Peck is knocked down by the fire department. Damage estimated around 30 dollars as crews contained the blaze and nearby buildings remained safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Censford
Harry
Frank Rusch
Milwaukee
Deer Lodge
Tacoma
William Kanaar
Muskegon
Mich
James Wilson
John Collin
Wis
Rocky Mountain
H. G. Willard
F. E. Willard
Missoula
T. Burt
Three Forks
Cfty
O. B
Barber
Aignia
Loyal Order of Moose
Tome
Securins
Harry. Peck
Hamilton News Briefing From City Meetings
A cluttered Hamilton item notes visits from Pete Sivanott and veterans returning from Spokane. It mentions a Beagles committee meeting, a directors gathering, and a later travel to Toscana. Several locals including Ted Kawarde and Fred Strange are referenced in routine community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Jas
Curtis Hopkine
Alta
Sauter
Howe
Moraine
Pete Sivanott
Nome
Tedey
TNS Omney
Aetna Aire
Ted
Kawarde
Venterans
Tom Spokane
Remc Tech
Beagles
Butte
Cara Shot
Gaalben
Carlo
Nauloods
Cca
Urst
Wes Sin
Stara
Fred Strange
Cne
Toscana
Goacetan
FeemCatemtial Sask
East
Eectey Paranl Bae Tmaaeens
Becrenevile
Iknton
Turkish corps annihilated in Caucasus maneuver report
Telegram from Tiflis states the army of the Caucasus has wiped out the Eleventh Turkish corps save for scattered pockets. All artillery reportedly captured while the survivors flee in disorder. In Des Moines Iowa Judge McPherson dies at 63 after six months illness. long Republican leader since 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Tiflis
The
Caucasus
Gisorder
Des Moines
Towa
Smith
Red Oak
McPherson
Compensation bills loom in Montana legislature
Helena dispatch reports a sparse legislature as two days of adjournment permit reps to visit homes. Many proposed economy measures and constitutional amendments face action, including abolishing deputy game warden, state parole commissioner, dairy commissioner, and weights and measures offices. Debate centers on consolidations, county inflation, and extending indebtedness limits for cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Great Falls
House
Senate
Willams
Powell County
Powel County
Mrr. Higgins
Wilde
Ti Ie
Prairie
Friends of Prairie
Orier
Burlingame
Cascade
Missouri
Hills
State Highway Commission
Grain Inspection Department
State Tax Commission
Parole
Department of Weights and Measures
State Taik
Boards of Equalization
Rockefeller
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HE Jean Bart
Berlin
Malta
Eagles OF Roundup
Garrison News
Livingston News
Montana Division OF Yellow
Srown Phate
Belgrade News
Pytiias
Sherifr Whitakers
Lewistown News
Nor Wilson
AyDaman Sen ND
Hamilton News
Yeper Pherson
Stevens
Chouteau
Whiteside
Flathead
Flathead Lake
Assembly
Edwards
Representative Higgins
Missoula Sunty
Dar Association
Dawson County
Dawson, Fallon
Prairie County
Hollister
Cal
L. V. Harkness
John D. Rockefeller
Here
New York City
Harkness
Chi
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