Northwestern Lumber bought by Somers in Kalispell deal
Kalispell reports Somers Lumber manager Ratord announced the acquisition of the Northwestern Lumber Company holdings. The millsite spans 6000 acres on the Upper Stillwater River with Kimber project details unclear. The Northwestern control stems from Winton Bros of Phief River Falls, Minn, tied to Kono Lake Idaho interests. The Kimber may be milled at Kalispell or moved to Deer Lodge plant of Great Northern Mailway company tied to their tie plant.
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Kalispell
Jan
Ratord
Somers Lumber Company
Mber Company
Kalry
Stillwater
Northwestern Lumber Company
Winton Bros
Phief River Falls
Minn
Kono Lake
Idaho
Great Northern Mailway Company
Hateford
White Sulphur News Personal Notes Add to Local Ties
White Sulphur Springs residents share travel and family updates as Manuel Downing visits John Coad while Arthur Daly and his children stay with Mrs Courtright a month. John Hi Blevins visits from St. Anthony and B Wells from Great Falls, and William Shatfarzies visits family in Wisconsin before Chicago and Denver. The region records a 3 below zero low amid ten days of extreme cold as M B Hampton Jett heads to Ringling to join his wife and mother in Rochester.
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White Sulphur Springs
Manuel Downing
Butte
John Coad
Artur ‘Daly
Three Forks
Met Daly
Sfinne Courtright
Hampton
Ringling
E.G. Harefeld
Rochester
Minn
Mra Marthela
Merchants and Manufacturers Plan Montana Meetings
Montana Retail Merchants Association with 200 delegates selected Helena as next year’s meeting site and elected directors including Fred Sanden C N Batch E P Bourne J R Yates M V Wilson W J Hogreth Charles Angus J L Carroll B H Fisher Arnold and F M Marble The officers named were Fred Landon president M V Wilson vice president and J Yates treasurer The Manufacturers and Products Association elected G N Short president and W C Bardon first vice president Fred Naegele second vice president and W Busche treasurer A campaign to promote Montana made products was announced and a large home products banquet was hosted in the evening
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Billings
Montana
Montana Products and Manuturers’ Association
Hel
G. N. Short
Butte
W. C. ‘Bardon
Helena
Fred’ Naegele
W. ©. Busche
Livngeton
Thorn quist pleads not guilty in Grass Range murder case
Gus Thorn quist pleaded not guilty to murder yesterday. Judge B Hi gpley set the preliminary hearing for Feb 10. The Lemax Construction Co formed locally with 10600 capital stock to engage in general contracting and will start work on a building for Lewis town Mercantile from Fargo. Judge Avere granted a divorce in the case of Clarence Napper vs Maude Napper.
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Lewistown
Gus Thornquist
Benjamin Wilson
Grass Range
B. Higpley
Lemax
Lewise Town Mercantile Company
Ite
Fargo
Avere
Clarence Napper
Maude Napper
Waggers married in Lewistown. desertion case noted
The report records the 1912 marriage at Butte of Hattie and Jacob Wagner and a decree in their desertion case. It notes the Wag ners were married in Lewistown and references related court action.
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Ings
Butte
Hattie Waggoner
Jacob Waggoner
Wagners
Lewistown Ii Nse
Eagles at Trial in Cincinnati Over Conduct Unbecoming
Cincinnati Jan 18 The entire membership of the Cincinnati Eagles lodge number over 2200 will face trial tonight charged collectively with conduct unbecoming the organization. The action stems from disputes over spending for a trip to an annual reunion and related matters within the lodge.
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Cincinnati
Arc
Cincinnati Erie of Eagles
Agies
Engies
Zilbo Inaugurated Governor of Mississippi
Theodore Zilbo was inaugurated governor of Mississippi on January 18, succeeding Governor Brower. The ceremony marked a political transition as Zilbo assumed the executive office.
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Miss
Theodore Zilbo
Mississippi
Brower
OgtoGenarian Pioneer Dies In Cabin Fire Tragedy
Missoula January 18 Eamond Kenny nine years old a pioneer miner and prospector in Orchard Homes was found dead in his cabin by neighbors the lower body burned and floor scorched apparently from a lamp fire set by a lit lamp he had attempted to fit the lamp fire did not ignite the cabin but the boy died at the scene neighbors recall his pioneer stories and the unusual sight of locals gathering at the center of the group
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Missoula
Eamond Kenny
Ki Worite
Bozeman News Highlights Local Business and College News
Bozeman traffic resumes on Gallatin Valleys lines as coal deliveries ease a shortage. Street cars run from Northern Pacific station to the college. Yellowstone stockman L A Nutting is in town on business. marriages license issued to Kay M Richards and Emma E Fisher of Butte, and Walter Pilz of Three Forks with Anna Pilz of Spokane renewing bonds. State entomology to study spotted fever tick in Eastern Montana. Bozeman college sends team to State Seed Growers meeting in Livingston for grain judging. Rost of Ada, Horon of Glasgow, Bullock of Bozeman represent the college.
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Bozeman
L.A. Nutting
Yellowstone County
Yeusterday
Kay M. Richards
Emma E. Fisher
Butte
Walter Pilz
Three Forks
Anna Pilz
Spokane
State Board of Entomology
Montana
State Seed Growers' Association
Livingston
Thomas A. Rost
Ada, Mont
Albert J. Horon
Glasgow
Fred ‘Bullock
Funeral for infant Stella J Whetbeck held in Dillon
The funeral of Stella J the 11 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs E R Whetbeck was held yesterday at 2 pm. Rev E V Ostrander of the Presbyterian church led the services. The death followed bronchial pneumonia. Charlie Miller of Wisdom, a prominent Big Hole rancher, is attending to Dillon business. U S Marshal J L Asbridge is in Dillon this week to serve as a witness in a white slave case slated for federal court.
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Dillon
Stella J
E.R. Whetbeck
E. V. Ostrander
Presbyterian’ Church
Charlie Miller
Wisdom
Big Hole
United States
JL. Asbridge
Montana post masters appointed and resignations
Special Dispatch from Washington reports Montana post masters named Mrs Jessie Bush Bisher replacing Florence Bisher resigned Willam G Levy Koyle and Lillian E Dolan Lloyd for Teton county office view W Lafrantz resigned Also a bricklayer anecdote describes Cassidy told to load full hod and bricks run short prompting loud exchange Boston Transcript notes casual dispatches
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Washington
Montana
Jessie Bush
Bisher
Florence Bisher
Willam G. Levy
Koyle
Teton Count Sy
Lillian EF. Dolan
Lloyd
W. Lafrantz
Man With Revolver Threatens Officer At Argyle Hotel
Prija, a Pacrouman slave announeer, granted Lineote permission to enter his room at the Argyle hotel. Lineote drew a revolver, demanded surrender, struck away Prija, and overpowered Lincote who was deranged. Lincote, with a broken right arm, was taken to the station in a nightrobe after a pursuit. He threatened officers at the Jail upon release as lodgers were unsettled by earlier gun rumors.
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Pacrouman
Prija
Lineote
Permiession
Haw
Ofier Prija
Lincote
Reliable Remedy Restores Kidneys Advertisement
For years druggists have watched Swamp Root, Kilmer's great kidney liver and bladder remedy, grow in esteem. It is a physician's prescription, strengthened by Dr. Kilmer's private practice. Swamp Root is sold by druggists on merit and will help kidneys as nature intended. Send ten cents for a sample bottle to Dr. Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY and mention the Anaconda Standard.
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al Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Favor Referendum Over Risk All Prohibition Fight
Montana Anti Saloon league's 1917 annual meeting favored backing a referendum on prohibition rather than pursuing an initiative measure. About 190 delegates including strong Butte representation debated whether to amend or replace the referendum to gain quicker effect by midnight December 31, 1918. The plan envisions broad party and precinct support, with votes likely next fall.
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Montana
Montana , Anti-Saloon League
League
First Presbyterian Church
Butte
Wallath
Lesyee
Bostiotn
Telease Uy Reinel Eit
Tor & Hougceontested
Limead
The
Tengue
Sita Mottyderean SeHelena
Fisk
Montana delegation to sail for San Diego exposition
The Montana colony at San Diego plans to meet Yale when the vessel arrives next week, carrying the Montana delegation that will leave Friday evening for Treasure State. T F Cullen, Pacific Navigation passenger agent, says Californians prefer Montana visitors who spend more and travel often. He notes the exposition will draw thousands to Southern California.
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Montana
San Diego
Yale
Exposition City
Eave
Treasure State
T. F' Cullen
Pacific Navigation Company
Butte
Mr. Montana
Cullen
Tie
California
Real estate and inheritance transfers listed in estate records
Estate of Henry Elmberg transfers one sixth interest cash 401.50 and land in section 31 township 2 north range 7 west Avon to Andrew Elmberg August Elmberg Lizzie Elmberg Ida Anderson Hilda Johnson and Mrs Carrie Imberg. Other notices include Peter Swanson to August Johns cast half of lot 5 and all of lot 7 block 2 McQueen addition Mary Rogers to Fannie Schot east 9 feet of lot 8 block 4 Exce ssor addition with 1 dollar and George D Beattie to Mary Rogers lot 4 block 5 Butte 500 dollars and A g Davis to Arthur Mullin tot 8.
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Henry Elmberg
Lecree
Andrew Elmberig
August Elmberg
Lizzie Elmberg
Ida Anderson
Hilda Johnson
Carrie Imberg
Avon
Meta Tessie
Peter Swanson
George D. "Beattie
Mary Rogers
Butte
A.g. Davis
Arthur Mullin
College graduate seeks police aid after sudden downfall
An intelligent appearing man named E T Kerr, a graduate of Edinburgh University, approached Butte city Jail seeking a place to sleep and help from police. He said crime caused his downfall, once a well paid salesman, now penniless and in debt, hoping for a fresh start. He was booked as a lodge. Notes show juror numbers in Silver Bow county rising to about 7000, with 2000 more than last year, drawing from property owners and taxpayers for three juror boxes, possible jury calls before March 1.
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Tro
Tom William
Butte City
E.T. Kerr
Ofinburgh
Scotland
Eadern
Silver Bow County Iis
Burglaries Reported at Gallaghery Store and Montana Block
Robert M. Kavanaugh found his Gallaghery pany store burglarized with entry via a delivery chute. Safe manipulated, $177.55 cash and $331.70 in endorsed checks stolen. rear door hinge pried. Payments on checks halted at banks. In Montana block, a watch worth 85 and jewelry were taken from Mrs. Helmerdinger’s room.
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Robert M. Kavanaugh
Gallagherypany
Iain Street
Jimmy Way
Coldest US point noted as Say Isway records
Weather report cites Say Isway as the coldest spot in the United States at minus degrees, with Montana California trip notes from CM Wolfe of Oregon Shore Line. Butterday at Billings expected and recent lows reported at Miles City and Josephine. A newborn son to Mr and Mrs Dave OConnor of 319 South Dakota Street. Needle removed from Mrs Josep Fabin’s knee after a sewing accident at Basin Creek reservoir.
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Isiay
United States
C M. Wolfe
Oregon Shore Line
Montana
California
Billings
Miles City
Dave O'Connor
South Dakota Street
Josep Fabin
Basin’ Creek
Aronson's travels in alleged Mans Act case detailed
A preliminary hearing in Butte yesterday before U S Commissioner L M Van Etten examined Joe Aronson and Mrs Violet Hills or her 5 year old son tied to an alleged Mans Act transport from San Bernardino to Butte Anaconda and Dillon The hearing continues this afternoon Testimony cited Mrs Ellis and her associates running a house in Dillon and a residence in Butte with police and federal agents testifying Including Grifin W H Maloney and Frank Woody Seberg as defense and government counsel. Cuba adopts new national coinage.
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Univ States
L. M. van Etten
Joe Aronson
Violet Hills
San Bernardino
Cal
Butte
Anaconda
Dillon
Dillon and Hutt
Ellis
Aronsot
Montana
Dijon
Charles Sassan
Oliver
Mike Dwyer
Walter Wise
E.W. Byrne R
Department of” Justice
Grifin
W. H. Maloney
Frank Woody L. Seberg
Cuba
Butte Electric Railway Profit and Loss Report 1915
Butte Electric Railway Co presents December revenue and statistics under Montana public service rules. Figures include transportation revenue 44284.69 and miscellaneous 45151.85, with operating metrics, passenger counts, and employee figures, sworn January 15, 1916 by general manager Wharton and notarized by Charles A. Blackburn.
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Public Service Commission of
Montana
Wharton
Charles A. Blackburn
State of
Butte
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Peter Martin
Jacobson
Gold Creek
Roy Neitz
Musieda
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Charles Barton
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Merchants’ Association and the Manufacturers
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