New Offenders in Liquor Cases in District Court
Return on the jury call for 30 additional jurors was made in the district court yesterday. Twenty jurors were summoned, 14 excused, and six retained. The panel includes W. J. Peters and Louis Tetro among others. R. J. Byrne stood trial and was found guilty on the first count with a $190 fine and 10 days in jail. The jury list added yesterday names many locals, including Mike Burke and James Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iolena
Byrne
Remn
Mike Burke
James Baird
W. H. Case
Henry Codden
M J. Duggan
Fred J. Eddy
August Gruner
Joseph George
M. i. Gilboy
Peter J. T. ‘Haggerty
H. Hauswirth Holman
Charl Johnson
A.J. Knieval
Robert W.W. King
John Lange
Ceoise McDonald
Toe “McDonald
Joseph Markovich
Joseph E. Miller
MD. Monahan
Walter F. Nichel
J. H. Peters
Louie Phelan
John J. Sullivan
Felix Sternberg
Frank Thieveridge Jr
Neal’ Ward
Dan Brown
P.c. Dresler
Louis Kohl
John Kiseick
Dominic Rice
Fred Sampson
Police arrest four alleged gamblers after Olympia raid
After a raid on the Olympia club that broke up a crap game, police yesterday arrested four men on gambling charges. John Estes, George Poulos, Peter George, and Roy Strates were taken into custody. The operation was led by Chief Murphy Detective Powell and Officer Cali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Club
John Estes
George Poulos
Peter George
Roy Strates
Murphy
Powell
Cali
Rumors of Northern Pacific Extension Reach Twin Bridges
Dillon dispatch reports rumors of a planned Northern Pacific railroad extension from Twin Bridges to Armstead and onward to Salmon City Idaho. The chatter ties the line to Gilmore and Pittsburg properties as parts of a broader corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standay Dillon
Thie City
Northern Pacific Railroad
Twin Ridges
Armstead
Gilmore and
Pitsburg
Salmon City
Idaho
Beaverhead de Molayigi
Highland Chapter
Allee Roe
Boy Scout Dan to Raise Funds Dance in Dillon
Jan. 18. Members of the focal council of the Boy Scouts plan a dance at city hall under Scoutmaster R. A. Reeser. Scouts are selling tickets with top sellers earning a Scout axe and knife. Funds support revival and work of the Scouts in this revived Dillon section.
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Reeser
LINGSTON RES Jan 18 notes and local updates
Local notes detail hospital surgery for a Keown special officer and return to duty, officers traveling to Missoula for Mutual Life conference, Mrs Rogers and Mrs Inskeep leaving for Oakland and Minneapolis, plus relatives visiting Big Timber and Poteman. Community events include a Wise and Otherwise club gathering, district court in Big Timber, a Colonel Noble death, Methodist missionary meeting, and ministerial association actions. A jail escape capture, vaudeville plans for Livingston, and road conditions Missoula to Spokane conclude the briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Keown
Northern Pacifc Railway
Ner Pacific Hospital
Missoula
Carson E. Reehtel
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New Yor
A. Rogers
Ira Reese
Oakland
Cal
FN. Inskeep
Varen
Minneapolis
Rudolph Michels
Sam Woodring
Yellowstone Park
J. W. Crosby
Indianapolis
Ladies’ Auxiliary
American Legion
Peter Burns
Poteman
Misa Nell Grigsby
Wise
TH. J. Miller
Big Timber
District Court
David Noble
Park Hospital
Colonel Noble
Park County
Cooke City
Charles A. Jones
Methodist’ Missionary Society
Robert E. Pettit
Martin Yatiman
Carl F. Fletcher
Tom Maddeson
Peter Butler
Dell Ray
Marjorie
Mary Butler
Robert F. Kaylor
Livingston
Bike
Joint Installation Of Western Star Lodge And Rebekah Daughters
The joint installation of officers for Western Star Lodge No. 4 I O N Fellows and Norma Daughters of Rebekah took place at Odd Fellows Hall in Bozeman on January 18. After the ceremony, there were piano solos by Esther Evans and Edna Johnson, readings by Ellen Moser Chloe Jacobs and Mabel Moore, and refreshments. District deputy grand master J W Beatty installed the officers. Edson Ballantyne was absent in California. The lists name numerous officers for both bodies with various roles and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Western Star Lodge
Order of
Nad Fellows
Norma Daughters of the Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Esther Evans
Edna Johnson
Ellen Moser
Chloe Jacobs
Mabel Moore
Nin J. W. Beatty
Odd Fellows
Edson Ballantyne
W.G
California
N. G
W. F. Cowan
W. D. Bell
J. Tew
Gracey
Ware den
John Arnold
William Sterick
N.G
A.B. Westlake
Maney
W. OM. Mead
Chal Yonder
J. W. McLees
Outside Guardian
George Relyea
Inside Guardian
RR. Evans
MM. Westlake
W. GJ. Taylor
Fannie Cowan
Rebekah
Pearl Bell
Kate Pratt
Montana Pioneer Celebrates 87th Birthday in Bozeman
Benjamin F. Jons, a veteran pioneer, marked his eighty seventh birthday at his Central avenue south home. Born January 18, 1826 in Oregon, he joined the Bridger route to Montana in 1861, farmed near Bozeman, and operated the first threshing machine brought to the territory. He and his wife, married in 1888, received visits from Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
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Eisel
Mr. Eisel
O 'O
Alder Gateh
Bozeman
Montana
Coover & McAdow
East Gallitin
Weat Gallitin
Bozeman Creek
M. W. Ponwell
East Gallatin
Bisel
Woodcraft LC Installs Officers At Bozeman
At the regular Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting in Bozeman Emma Hannan, acting installing officer, set in motion a list of new officers. Guardian neighbor Montgomery, past guardian Bor, advisor Hughes, magician Figgins, banker Bullock, musician Brandenburg, sentinels Roche and Watson, attendants Sharpe, Brantiey, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Woodcraft
Emma
Hannan
Tennis Montgomery
Jessie Bor
Hertha Cattrell
Lavey Hughes
Cecil” Figgins
Clenin
Gertrude Brantiey
Starthe “Bullock
Minnis Brandenburg
Elia Sharpe
Matte’ Roche
Outer Sentinel
Anna’ Watson
Mary Short
Jas B. Shelton
Heng L'Dattay
Guards
Bertha Stersik
Deer Lodge Notes Include Games and Local Events
Powell county high school basketball travels to Mirada to face Loyola and fresh men at Montana State University. Boxing fans attend Butte match Simonich vs Padgett. James Healey attends Ringling and Work matters in the city. Grade exams under Florence Hill for Deer Lodge Avon and Ovando. A club of about 70 married couples hosts a dance with sweets from Anaconda. Beloit College suit against Metcalf kicks off in district court. Local officials and visiting dignitaries socialize at City Hall with Mayor Conley. Sir Kildea takes over Motel Lodge, plans to replace current manager Morrison and return to the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Nick
Florence Hill
Deer Lodge
Ae sAvon
Ovando
William
Art Swadsworth
Albert J. Galen Gfelena
Afuianey
Go Toomey
Helena
Franke Conley
Charles H. Kildea
Okanoi Wark
Hue
Marrisons
Kildea
Hin
Aro
Okanogan
Gan
Heinerich
al Bedoo
Billings
A.D. Knapp
Greybull
RH. Bunker
R. B. Delameter
Joseph Chens
N. . McDonald
Third Street
West
Quinton
Louis
Anderson
Emile Kulay
Dearborn
Smithurst
Newton's Hall
Thomas Gibb
Klein
Taylor
Morris
Chicago
Jack” Bresco
Haynes
N. C
Woodard
Roundup Coal Mining Company
Butte
J. Milburn
Miles City
T. Pigot
Montana
Coalville
Utah
Ohio Oil Company
A. AL Rening
Citizens State Bank of Roundup
W.D. Dusenberry
B.C. Jacobs
C.F. Richardon
D. W. Slayton
T. E. Snyder
M.R. Swanson
J. A. Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
W. D. Pound
Poun
Womai
California
M. R. Swanson
W. D. Dusenberry
J. B. Snyder
A. EB. Dye
Gus Dumas
North
Rodore Apartments
J. H. Johnston
Fort Wayne
Ind
Johnston
Dr. Ohton
Quie
Philipsburg sheriff arrests two men in Clanberth cabin
Philippsburg notes report the arrest of Louie and John Healey, both residents of Drummond, by Deputy Sheriff Bart Machmore and a special deputy. Five barrels of hashish were found at the Clanberth cabin about five miles from Drummond. The men are held in Philipsburg County Jail with bonds set at $1,000 each. This marks a second offense for the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psburg
Louie
John Healey
Drummond
Clanberth
Deuuty
Bart Machmore
Philipsburg
Clanworth
Lewistown News Highlights Island City Obits and Plans
The body of Robert Consrove, a Lewistown businessman, was shipped to Spokane for burial after a suspected car exhaust accident. Kiwanis and Masons held services, while local churches plan a temporary joint effort between Methodist and Presbyterian congregations. St James parish elected wardens and vestry, and Milton Nottort was sent to Billings for the state poultry show as Fergus County boosts poultry industry. King Brothers purchased a 1 percent royalty in Henry Sibbert holdings. Weather notes include temperature reports for area cities and a court clerk’s confirmations for Stuffiman and Nei.
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Ewistown
Robert Consrove
Lewistown
Spokane
Inter
Cosgrove
Minnesota
Kiwanis Club
Masons
W. J. Johnson
First National Bank
Rotary Club
Kiwania
Germany
Methodist
Presbyterian
Evert Top
Chicago
Nut
B.D. Stone
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
St. James’ Episcopal Parish
J. L. Steinbarger
Austin Rees Warr
Chamber of Commerce
Milton Nottort
Fergus County Poultry Association
Billings
Nottort
Judith Basin
King Brothers
Henry Sibbert
Platwillow
Roundup naturalization class and local notices
Irvin B Collins named instructor for a citizenship class in Roundup at the high school, meeting every Tuesday at 7:00 pm. Also reports on local civic appointments, club events, joint ownerships near Coalville Utah, bank director elections in Roundup, and community updates including residents’ travels and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roundup
Irvin B Collins
Roundup High School
United States
Weaning Frances to Arnold Kroger in Lavina
The Rev Mr Luge of Roundup performed the ceremony at the couple’s Lavina home on Tuesday at 2 o’clock. The bride Frances formerly of Roundup and the groom a rancher near Caving will make their home there. Also notes Miss Hope Carter leaving for Browning to teach. The American theater rebuilds after a recent fire, reopening in about 10 days. Alfred O Skogen named Bundy postmaster.
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Nounce
Frances
Arnold Kroger
Lavina
Luge
Caving
Hope Carter
Browning
Mont
Klein Bobby Burns Club
Rio
Alfred 0. Skogen
Bundy
Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Chicago and Midwest
Chicago market reports show hogs and cattle mixed, with receipts at 11,000 hogs and 10,000 cattle. Prices vary by weight and grade, including heavy packing sows, butcher hogs, beef steers, veal calves, and sheep. Kansas City and Omaha also report receipts and price ranges for beef, lambs, and ewes, reflecting steady to higher bids for focused classes.
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Chicago
Associated Prove
United States Department of Agriculture
Te Pentre
Geetay
Aetica Aer
Kansas City
Trong
Omaha
Cattle and Hogs Market Mixed Across Western Cities
Across St Paul Denver Spokane and Portland markets on January 18 receipts show cattle steady to mixed with fat cattle weaker in spots and hogs mostly steady to slightly higher. Denver reports steady to lower hogs with top around 8.90 while Portland and Spokane show steady prices with lambs and yearlings pricing firm. Deserted details include light and heavy packer activity and range of prices by category and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul
Marmole Preservition Diet Tablet Promotion Noted
An advertisement touts Marmole Preservition tablets as a harmless aid to an overweight lifestyle. It claims gratitude to the author of the product and offers a one dollar price with direct mail purchase from Marmoth Co, Detroit Michigan, promising no dieting or extreme measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coz
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Exports Fall Off Wheat On Decline
Associated Press report from Chicago on January 18 notes a sharp drop in new export business for breadstuffs, especially wheat, leading to lower prices despite bullish domestic demand. Market details include cash quotations for wheat, corn, rye, barley, and related commodities, with price movements and overseas factors affecting sentiment.
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Associates Press
Chicago
Sean
Europe
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Gallagher
R. J. Byrne
Mack Sennett
Mabel Normand
Gregson
E. Broadway
Anaconda
Bntat
Ter Eure
E. Galena, Butte, Mont
Belmville
No. 4
Dillon Bureau
Boy Scout
Dan
Lingston Res
Callen Reichmann
Cap
Montanaeits
Glendive
Ackerman-Harris
Seattle
Montana City
Sandpoint
Boteman News
Rebekaks
Montana Pioneer
Woodcraft LC
Philipsburg. Bureau
Philipshees
Charles Courtney Ie
Lewis Brown
Utte
Mies
A. OM. Gregovich Ie
A. &. Muttman
Huffman
Huttman
H. & Museizorod
Garnet
Ule Humphreville
Ton Morris
Hansen
Helena Ness
H.C. Tonkin
Hissouls
Charles
Lewistown Hens
Staten
Ingesrvenen
Rodney J. Stuffiman
Fstelle Nei
Boulder Springs
Kalispelt
I Miles City
York
St. Paul-Minneapolie
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Roundup News
John Waugh
Great Falls
Worden
Billings Polytechnic
Tay Winters
K. B. Kratfie School
Annapolis
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Meraner Ane
Ent
Agri
ST. Paul
Denver
Col
Portland
Eapolis
Minn
Northern
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Associated Prose
London
Empress Theater
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