Montana Prosperity Special Excursion Planned to St Paul
President Louis Newman of the Montana Chamber of Commerce announces a 14 car Montana prosperity excursion train with about 200 passengers. The train departs Great Falls January 27 at 10 80 PM, cruises via Havre and Glasgow, with sleepers diners and a damaged car, and ends at St Paul for a governor audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Louis Newman
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Montana
St. Paul
Havre
Kaliepell
Glasgow
Newman Ar
Amelier
Minnesota
Pred Ennis Dies in Three Forks Pneumonia Victim
Three Forks Montana January 21 Fred Ennis longtime traveling salesman dies at Three Forks hospital after illness of pneumonia He was taken to the hospital where he had often stayed with his sister Mrs Hess Surviving brothers Thomas A and John J a sister and a founder of a Catholic church member of the Brothers of St Joseph Funeral arrangements were not completed at the time of reporting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Fred Ennis
Hess
Thomas A
John J
Sleter
Catholic Church
Brothers of St. Joseph
Kvalnes
M. R. Davey
Butte
Vna
Arthurchrie
Jane
Emma
Fanni
Portland
Lee
Roy
Ieate
Stephan
Deer Lodge
PL. King
Koehler
Rudolph Ruof
Dubuque
John C. Burns
Edith Burris
Henry G. Valston Henry Plawman
St. Joseph’ Hospital
Frjay
High Ore
William Elliott
William A. Clark
Scout
John Elliott
George Johanson
Carl Harriman
John Clausen Simonsen
Denmark
United States
Carey
Fifth Judicial District Court
Virginia City
Chris Hansen
Laurin
Erson Jones
Alder
Horn
Sheridan
Mont
Hiram
St Colwell
Walter Ellinghorse
Virginia
Sheri George Ellinghouse
Mary Us
Madison County
Boseman
Feldgram
Ferloris
John Schieider
Sirs
Sonnevaer
Ity
Joseph Joseph
Comley
Comiey
Ennis
Madison
Trea Mation
Elling
Alexander Norris
Norris
Pony Branch
Northern Pacific Railway
San Virginia City
District Court
Cameron
Henry Werner
George D. Vickers
Hardin
Big Horn County
Fon
Joseph I. Haines
Virgina City
Joe
Sheriff's Office
Ellinghoust
Vingon
Ked
Toe
W. H. Lamb
A. H. Jones
Shafter Mine
Summit
Mr. Lamb
Keystone
Durward Ragan pleads guilty in Wells Fargo burglary case
Lewistown January 21 Durward Ragan formerly in charge of the Wells Fargo depot office pleaded guilty to burglary for entering the office January 6 and stealing property valued at $750. He received a prison term of 20 months to seven years after returning the diamonds and aiding in lightening the loss. The issue also notes resolutions urging a state normal school, an upcoming June 15 picnic, and new local officers for the Fergus County Equity Society. It lists suits for separate maintenance and divorce, a Calgary marriage in 1906 with four children, and articles of incorporation for Judith Milling Company capitalized at 20000 with directors Edward Conly M J Davidson and Elizabeth Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
County Equity Society
Fergus
B. L. Thompson
Benchland
Henry Cheesman
Deerfield
E. E. Martin
Forest Grove
Hobson
Edward. J. Conly
M. J. Davidson
Elizabeth Davidon
Death of August Johnson in Galen and Deer Lodge notes
August Johnson died at a Galen hospital and his body was brought to Deer Lodge for relatives. The Deer Lodge column mentions a Montana College of Montana event with Thelma Rule and Edwin Dana placing in a recitation contest, plus several local residents, meetings, travel plans, and a mining accident death in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teer Lodge
Johnson
Galen
Deer Lodge
Bozeman
Lege
Montana
Thelma Rule
Edwin Dana
Clarence Irvine
Harold Hough
Olivene
Cadi Clarence Davey
Virginia City News Highlights Seventeen Birthday and Local Affairs
Virginia City on January 13 hosted a surprise seventeenth birthday party for Jerry Elliott with games music and luncheon. The county closed its red light district after orders from the Madison County Attorney. A committee discussed forming a permanent chamber of commerce and set a meeting for January 22. Boy Scouts elected officers for the year and several residents visited or moved through Virginia City including births, marriages, and business notes related to local properties and developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Jerry Elliott
Wil Ham. Elliott
Enid Vickers
Gladys Vickers
Bessie Vickers
Vera Smith
Edith Potter
Evalyn Trout
Frankie Foster
Marg Dudley
Forest Ball
Mabel Beardsley
Lenore Daems
Lenore Powell
Orlean Daems
Allen Albright
Harriet Port
Amy Vanderbeck
Alonzo Port
James Y Vanderbeck
Aivah Ball
George
Johanson
Leonard Powell
Robert Gohn
Hassell Merritt
Clifford Albright
Junior Clark
Harvey Romey
Jail Harriman
William Eliott
J. D. Kegler
Twin Bridges
Virginia
Agnes Irene Gal- Shaw
Orlando Leinenweber
Pauline Mahagin
Ruth Powell
Mary Sehneider
Elizabeth Stone
Alder
United States
Forest Leafy Pall
Edgar Castle
William A. Clark
Orlean Mary Marjorie Dudley
Harriette Marie Vickers
Gladys Martha Vickers
Rose Weingart
Sara, Beardsley
Dan Beck
James Ryan
Laurin Ath
Messrs
Karl Elling
Harry E. Hall
H. Buford
James Emstie
Lyman H. Bennett
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Geming
Tersip
Boy Scouts of America
B.d. Marsh
stockman and _exmayor of
Sheridan
Virginia Cuy
Madison county notes and local happenings
Madison valley and Virginia City residents are active with meetings and travel for county offices and land matters. Notables include George E. Gohn traveling to Great Falls for treasurer meetings, D A Noble and J H Chapman attending county official gatherings, and James McGovern active in trapping with 13 bounty scalps this month. Local residents visit, transact business, and prepare for family moves to California. A Swiss protest over German import limits sparks regional anxiety.
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Butte Assayers
George E. Gohn
Mad
Leon County
Virginia City
Great Falls
D. A. Noble
Madison County
Great Park
George 8. Watkins
Jeffers
Madison Valley
Cameron
Asher Stalcup
Stalcup
W. J. Foreman
Charles Morris
Varney
Bert Basden
Alder
Iting
Auidervon
Twin Bridges
Prank Stone of Alder
M. M. Duncan
Philip
Patti
Long Beach
Cal
Duncan
Butte
Gainan
Virginis City
Columbia Falls
Fay Gainan
Soldiers
Dan Bock
Laurin
William Siperell
Charley Cooley
Tts
Walter Harold Held for Double Murder Attempt in Toronto
Walter Harold, 23, arrested in Toronto Kansas January 21 on charges of murdering his 3 month old daughter as she slept and attempting to kill his 18 year old wife who was badly wounded Mrs Harold’s mother roomed with the family Harold allegedly tried to shoot himself but only wounded himself slightly He refused to make a statement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ries
Kidp Pamicy
Toronto
Kan
Walter Harold
Harold
Bellsnicker
Montana
Fallon
Nev
Harry Wallhauser
McIntyre’ Havin
W. EB. Bowles
Bowles
Putt Short and Ball Players on Fair Play
A fragmented opinion piece debates fair representation for baseball players on the national commission and the role of fraternities in labor disputes. It discusses Francis Ouimet, amateur status, and a call for a supreme court to settle sports disputes with emphasis on fair play and player rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Commission
Swat
Soffie
Nec
Luc
Nly
Butte Curlers Plan Rebound After Anaconda Bonspiel
Butte curlers, after the Anaconda three day bonspiel, will resume play tomorrow to clear postponed games and press toward closing the local season by mid February. The likely final date for deciding the city championship is February 20, with plans for additional matches undecided. Secretary Donald MacMillan announced Butte would miss the North Western Curling association bonspiel in Duluth for the first time in three years, ending hopes of sending teams to the event this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Butte
Donald MacMillan
Big North- Western Curling Association
Duluth
Head
Western Golf Association sets new amateur rule committee
The Western Golf Association elected new officers and directors and formed a committee to draft a positive amateur definition. President Charles F Thompson Olympia Fields secretary Charles M Smalley and Crafts W Higgins Chicago will lead the effort. The move could strain ties with the United States Golf Association and even birth a new supreme golf body in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Golf Association
Western Golf Association
Western Association
America
Supreme Court of Golf
United States
Charles F. ‘Thompson
Flossmoor Club
Charles M. Smalley
Olympia Fields
Crafts W. Higgins
Chicago
Board of Directors
Association
Thompson
Fifteen Hundred At First Ige Carnival
Crowds of 1500 plus cheered 13 skating races at Butte municipal rink as weather cooled. Mary Harrington and Ambrose Taylor led the team and young men mile wins amid prizes totaling 26, with judges and prize donors named. Spectators anticipate another ice carnival before season end as Stanleys Northey overcame a fall to surge ahead in the mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mary Harington
Ambrose
Taylor
Stanley Northey
Frank Lynch
Sam Kinville
J. Ke Wharton
Hugh Carroll
Steve Fletcher
Tom McGeever
Carl Stenberg
Judy
W. C. Wilson Drug. Company
Albert Chounard
Ennetts
Ovila Richer
Harry Corbin
Carl Engel
Robert Harris
Wein's
Minnie Trevithich
Paxson & Rockefeller
Lena Alboré
B. H. Calkins
Thomas McGreever
Newbro Drug Company
Mike Carroll
The
Hatbox
Rosalie Guay
Oy Northern Hotel
Eleanore Stephenson
Tonkin's
Harold Morgan
Symons
Andrew Metcalf
W. J. Sewell Hard
Company
Gisle
Katherine Winston
Haskins ,Drug Company
Leal Schick
Pallas Candy Company
John Lappin
Doys
Dalton Symons
A.C. M. Hardware Company
Roland Herzog
Taylor Grocery Company
Kermode
Toy & Fumerton Grocery Company
Mary Harrington
Ambroge "Taylor
Montana Mattress Company
Miss Harrington
D. J. [Cnaties
Ambrose ‘Taylor
Butte Eyes 10 Team District Tourney for State
Officials plan elimination contests to pick entrants for the state scholastic tournament. Butte’s new high school annex gym and pool boost hopes the mining district tourney will be held there. The district includes Deer Lodge Anaconda Dillon Boulder Helena Philippsburg and Missoula. Four district teams advance to Bozeman for state honors March 7 to 10 under Montana State Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
I Bozeman
Helena
Hoever
Montana State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Cook
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Dillon
Boulder
Philipsburg
Missoula
Apheols
Ski Jumping At Chicago Brings Mixed Honors
Hans Hansen of St Paul tied for top amateur honors with Ragnar Omtvedt of Chicago as the Norge Ski Club staged its annual event. The day featured two perfect jumps by Hansen, the longest 145 feet, while Omtvedt, holder of a world record, made 142 feet. Weather and wet ice hindered performances, with Lars Haugen of St Paul making a 169 foot jump but falling on landing and withdrawing. Several pros also withdrew, leaving amateur results prominent.
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Chicago
Hans Hansen
St. Paul
Ragnar Omtvedt
Norge Ski Club
Hansen
Omtve
Vedt
Runn
Lars Haugen
Gilbert
Hagene
Mount Horeb
Wis
Shooters Break Birds Despite Zero Weather
Butte's Gun club held monthly shoot despite cold weather. Out of town guests included Wile Hama afeafallen Valiton of Deer Lodge and Ted Renfro from Warm Springs. Sixteen scores were posted with four shooters achieving perfect scores across five events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Wile Hama
Afeafallen
Valiton
Deer Lodge
Ted Renfro
Warm Springs
Dlue Rocks
Williams
McMullen
Valston
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Pred Ennis
Thre Forks
Lewistown News
Spain
Jean Walker
American Water Color Society
Parent-Teachers Association
George M. Crabb
O. D. Speer
George M
Mra
HG. Willard
Tacoma
Bruce Milliken
Butte High School
J. W. James
Frank’ ©. Walker
Welling Napton
Mary le Kelley
West Deer Lodge
William Williams Exet
Ifornia
W. E
J. W. Steele
Dee
Ovando
J. L. Forbes
Methodist
Harry Nelson
Beal
Claude Schwend
M. L. Saker
E. H. Beal
Gus Johnson
UiNi
Percy Napton
Virginia City News
Roumania
Switzerland
Berne
Paris
Heerman
Berlin
London
Bundesrath
Margaret Labovary
Prince Emanuel Blbescu
CPORT
Gerad Light
Tam
Princeton
Penn
Les Darcy
Australia
Mr. Darcy
Darcy
Mike Gibbons
Francis Ouimet
Ouimet
Supreme Court
Erengn Pyar Nun
Vau
France
Georges Bernard
Bernard
Aviation Corps
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