County officer meetings at Helena adjourn today
County officers who met in Helena for two days will adjourn tomorrow after completing business. Sheriffs remanded to adjourn, while clerks debated shifting the fiscal year end and assessed roll dates. Commissioners favored repealing weights and measure law and supporting a five dollar automobile license tax to counties, with reports due tomorrow.
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Helena
Hutte
Great Palle
Havre
Butters
Great Falls
Bozeman Bowling Team Loses By 37 Pins In Five Games
Bozeman and Trident clubs clashed in a five game match with Trident winning by 37 pins. Trident total 4102 pins to Bozeman 4065. High game 250 by Alverd Corbly of Bozeman and high average 189. Players named for both teams include Bradford C Smith Whitehead Hardy Farrell for Trident and Jack Cruikshank Alverd Corbly W Houston Alva Williams Guy Hender for Bozeman. Also notes on local marriages and county officers traveling to Helena for meetings.
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Bozeman
Jan
Trident
Alverd Corbly
Bradford
C. Smith
Whitehead
Hardy
Farrell
Jack Cruikshank
W. Houston
Alva Williams
Guy Henderon
A. E. Bertelsen
Elizabeth Harsh
San Diego
Cal
San ‘Diego
Charles Callaghan
C. W. Overstreet
Ernest Smacher
Sam N. Cowan
Clark Wright
Gallatin County
Helena
George Neves
Mount Pulaska
Tom Neves
F. Willson
Anaconda
Louis
Ann Arbbor
Butte
McAllister
Sarah ‘A Mincer
Pennsylvia
McAllister Methodist Episcopal Church
Swisher
Deer Lodge News Briefs Include Deaths and Legal Testimony
Deer Lodge reports Mollie Dowd now Mollie Wiles seriously ill in Charlotte sanitarium. Marjorie Magone, 1 year 4 months, dies. funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow. Daniel Sullivan, Avon, dies at St Joseph's Hospital. brother-in-law Thatelle to arrange funeral. Ludwig Gruttner v Schmuck case before referee Keeley for two-year account. dispute over money owed. Warmer sun melts snow as townsfolk whistle in Good Old Summer Time.
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Deer Lodge
Eo W.dowd
Mollie Wiles
Charlotte
N.C
Marjorie Magone
Hiugh Magone
Daniel Sullivan
Avon
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tolay
Dropay
Thatelle
Ludwig Gruttner
Wilhelm Schmuck
W. E. Keeley
Brickton
Livingston Arrests and Local Notices in Livingston News
Henry a prominent Livingston contractor has been arrested twice in a week on an attempted criminal assault charge involving his two daughters. The Belgian Relief Association will receive 840 from a benefit hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Lamberton. F.S. Hornbeck sent thanks for Belgians wear. Petitions circulated at churches urging Montana lawmakers to vote on a prohibition amendment. City council invited President Wilson to visit Livingston on his upcoming trip.
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Livingston
Henry A
Atue
Paul
Belgian Relief Association
Henry Lamberton
Deep Creek Bre
Harlowton Forms Railway Funners Benefit Association
A Railway Funners Benefit association is formed in Harlowton with R. A. Good as president and George Bell as vice president. B M t Carver is secretary and W. T. Hart treasurer. The Harlowton Commercial club petitions Meagher county for county division, seeking Wheatland county with 773 signatures. If legislature does not repeal the law, a special election will decide the new county’s creation. George S. Farr, once with Harrowton Drug, visits town. Forgeries are alleged against Somneira National and John Nevins, hearings set locally. Roadmaster Charen Davis and engineeer Charen Davis, both connected to railroad work, are noted in visits between towns.
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Harlowton
Railway Funers Benefit Association
R.A. Good
George Bell
BM T Carver
W. T. Hart
Wheatland County
George S. Farr
Harrowton Drug Company
John Nevins
Pitzgerald
Afisway
Charen ‘Davis
Deer Lodge
Lewistown
Funeral and court actions marked Dillon news brief
Prison town Dillon reports Paris burial plans with funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM under Masonic lodge auspices. In Poindexter slough a fish net found containing many fish, officers seek game law violators. Court action includes Frank A. Chapman vs Montana Butchering Co verdict for plaintiff at $450. Packing Co suit against George Roo Wax continued. Fire department to host event February 8 at normal school auditorium with smoker, band concert by Dillon military band at Heaverhead club.
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Paris
McFarlane
Dillon
Paris Jr
Masonic Lodge
Poindexter Slough
Frank A. Chapman
Montana Butchering Company
Butte
Poindexter
Carsten Packing Company
George Roo Wax
Nsmoker
Wax
Heaverhead
Dillon Military
Hamilton News Roundup January 18 1916
Mrs Dwight Hughes visits St Ignatius relatives. John Summers funeral set for 11:20 at Odd Fellows hall with pallbearers from Whom. Interment at Sorvallia cemetery. Mrs Schwalen heads to Bitter Root Inn after visit. Dr R L Owen travels to Missoula to join wife and child in Los Angeles. Spaulding O Hara and McKeown in Helena on business. Rev J W Heyward attends church congress in Bozeman. Mr and Mrs Hary Lord head to Los Angeles for the season. New post offices established at Erontana McAshnet Cull Plain Davidson. Park County high school to get new principal at Big Timber. Ralph Kerr not seeking reappointment.
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Hamilton
Dwight Hughes
St. Ignatius F
A. W. McKeown
Helena
Retail Merchants and Manufacturers Meeting In Helena
Helena January meeting of the Retail Merchants and Manufacturers Association closes with officers elected. President W. E. Sampson fails of the first line, Frank Casey presiding. treasurer J. J. Flaherty Great Falls. secretary R. Hrazier Helena. Board includes C. W. Sweet Bowman and others. Annual Montana manufactures exhibit planned. focus on Montana displays at the state fair. Retailers discuss weights and measures law with Secretary Alderson. committee on salations to report tomorrow.
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Helena
Manufacturers’ Association
WE. Sampson _rillings
Frank Casey Butte
W. E. Burke
Trident
J. J Flaherty
Great Falls
R.hrazier
Treaster
C. W W. Sweet
Bowman
Mr. Martin
Donald
Bu ‘Townsend
F. Frank Brown Dill
Hamilnd
Montana
Alderson
Committee On
Lewistown News items reflect divorces and factory plans
The Lewistown News notes Eno Johnson Kendall seeking a divorce from Veneil Antonich amid extreme cruelty claims in Austria. Layton Utah emerges as a potential site for a beet sugar factory, while Lewistown loses a Knight Jr. plant battle. Also covered are a dramatic lecture at the high school, charity ball plans, and local officials attending funerals and legal cases in nearby towns.
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Eno Johnson
Kendall
Veneil Antonich
Austria
Lewistown
Knight Jr
Raymond
Alberta
Blodgett
Esterday
Utah
Layton
Religious leaders gather for Yellowstone trail talks
The text lists numerous clergy visitors and laymen at a retreat with Archdeacon Sidney J. Hooker and other pastors. O. Peterson of Hettinger, N. D., and Me Lave, secretary of the Yellowstone Trail association, plan to urge Spokane Chamber of Commerce and Spokane Auto Club to back diverting travelers to the Yellowstone trail rather than the coast route. Love will be away for several days. Peterson stops in Kalispell.
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Rozeman, Gan
Save
O. Teterson
Hettinger
N. D
Yellowstone ‘Trail Association
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Spokane Auto Club
Spokane
Mr. Love
Mr. Peterson
Kalispell
Fatalities at factory where strike progresses
Roosevelt January 19 One man died and several others were seriously injured after a clash between deputy sheriffs and strikers at the Williams and Clark plant at Central Railway of New Jersey. The dead man Desidarl Alesandro, 35, was shot in the back. another victim Stephen Dod, 50, had buckshot in his back. Deputies testified that 200 to 300 strikers briefly demonstrated, blocked tracks, and opened fire when deputies arrived to escort company officers.
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Williams & Clark Company
American Agricultural Chemical Company
FA W. Crane
Rooervett
W. Florence
Seputien
Rich Pay Dirt Strike Near Nome Inspires Mining Boom
Amaka Johnson miners report a rich pay dirt strike four feet deep found while drifting under lease from a large mining company near Nome. The strike, kept secret for weeks, shows pay extending where drifting occurred and is valued at least $100,000 already. Miners anticipate a revival similar to the Walrus mines, with many outfits prospecting around the strike area.
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Amaka
San
Nawara Johnson
Nome
Johnson
Johnson Ehyx
Legal summons and school district bid notices in Deer Lodge Montana
In the Third Judicial District of Montana Deer Lodge County, Anaconda National Bank sues Ling Lee Blain Orme and John Rees for a promissory note dated January 1912 totaling 0500, with interest and legal fees. defendants summoned to answer within 20 days or face default. Also notice from School District No. 10, Deer Lodge, Montana invites sealed bids by February 20 1915 for Central school furniture including desks chairs lockers mats shades and track materials.
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District Court of the Third Jus ‘Djelal
MonTana
Deer Landge
Anaconda National Tank
Ling
Lee Blain
John H. AV. Orme
John Rees
Mate of
John
Sammons
M. Lo Mdermott
P. T. O'Brien
John W. James
William P. Hibbard
Ana‘onda
Chook District No. 10
Dee Lode County
Board of Trustees
Florence N. Cole
German General Sees Indefinite War and Allied Barriers
In a wartime interview, General von Falkenhayn dismisses copper embargo impact on Germany, claiming ample supplies and manpower. He asserts the war could continue indefinitely, with massive global troops and resources backing a relentless German effort. Italy and Romania are dismissed as contingent, unlikely to join the enemy ranks.
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General von Falkenhayn
Germany
America
von Falkenhayn
Kitchener
Atatl
Berlin
Indiana
Europe
Italy
Romania
Weather and war reports on eastern fronts and fronts
London dispatch describes severe winter weather in France and Flanders hampering fighting, with artillery battles near Pont-a-Mousson and pressure west of Perthes. Reports from East Prussia, Poland, and the Vistula indicate large Russian movements, potential junctions with German forces, and possible threats to Warsaw. Casualty-less summaries note snow does not hinder Russian advances and Turkish fronts face pressure after Adahan.
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London
France
Flanders
Pont-a-Mousson
Perthes
Verdun
East Prussia
Poland
Prussian
Lower
Vistula
Evi Sentiy
Biola
Marshal von Hindenburg
Prussia
Plock
Carpathians
Transilvania
Tris
Hungary
Caucasus
Korps
Adahan
Chorokh River
Wenedy
Mitchell Outlasts Rush Of Opponents In Curling Trophy
Mitchell defeats Hendry in the class B trophy contest at the curling rinks after building an early lead and fending off late opposition. Halloran tops Wisgin in class C with a tight score, as other rink matchups and lineups are listed with players and ends.
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Mitchell
Hendry
Halloran
Wisgin
Railroaders
McKenniey
Smith Willams Alexander Shawkey
Kine
Kip
McCarvel
Emerson McLaughlin
Hull Fitzmaurice Forbes Malloran
Virgin
Linds
MacKay
Elt
W.mckennie
Te Roberts Crate Sundbere Gustataokip
W. Mackay
Birthday of Burns Observed by Scots in Clan Stewart
The Scots of Clan Stewart met for the one hundred fifty sixth anniversary of poet Robert Burns. Dr. J. M. Sigh presided. The program featured W. J. Roth on bagpipes, W. G. Robinson soprano, piano duets by Mrs. W. Gaily and Robert Knox, readings by A. F. Patterson and T. P. Stewart, and various musical numbers. Dancing followed, refreshments were served, and the company sang Auld Lang Syne before dispersing.
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Clan Stewart
Robert Burns
J. M. Sigh
W. J. Roth
Arton Waves
W.G. Robinson
W. . Gaily
Robert Knox
A. F. Patterson
and” Munro
Jack Baglin
Hi. F. Patterson
Tanwo
Munro Orothers
Lwtemarks
Mums
TP. Stewart
Auld Lang
Lacey
State convention praised by Montana merchants group
A Montana merchants convention in Helena drew praise from attendees led by Mr. Goodfriend who called it the best in five years. Dr S L Krebs and other speakers drew strong attention with talks deemed highly educational for merchants statewide. Attendees said the trip paid off with plans for a larger city delegation and a campaign to boost next year’s gathering.
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Sig Good
Helena
Montana
Funeral for Whiam McKinney Delayed to Tomorrow
City notices a funeral for Whiam McKinney moved to tomorrow afternoon due to family changes. Local sports events feature after dusk at the powing alleys with the Croasian team and early games at 1 and 2 oclock including the Makeshifts versus Lotus duty reputie and the Butchers versus Majesties in the Butto league. Judge George Winston and his daughter Frances returned late from visits to Jefferson City and St Louis, reporting improved health from the trip.
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George
Winston
Dsuulter
Afiss Frances
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Sheriff and Police Chief Face Warrant Over Night Assault
Sheriff Bruce and Chief of Police Jack Walsh were targeted by a warrant accusing mayhem after an incident last night. Paddy Conlon allegedly struck the victim in the face during a dispute over a prior remark, requiring stitches. Both suspects are cited as structural ironworkers. Names and distant locations appear in the report.
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Bruce Wsry
Amu
Jack Walsh
H.C. Brownlee
Paddy Conlon
Jim
Conlon
Brownlee
That Tightness of the Stomach From Indigestion Relief Tablet Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as quick relief for stomach tightness and indigestion. It claims rapid improvement in appetite, digestion, sleep, and disposition, urging daily use after meals until digestion rests. The copy notes wide physician approval and a trial coupon offer by mail.
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Stuart
Cyprain Fabiets
Unclear fragment hints at funeral notice and local figures
Fragmentary text mentions a late Mrs and family on Avenue with names Smith McKinning Toome Tutte Mahoney Funeral Directors on East Park Avenue. Unable to extract full details due to damaged text.
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Avenue
Smith
Saran Smith
McKinning Toome
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