Montana Development association to meet in Bozeman
Jan 22 Bozeman. Montana Development association calls a second board meeting for Jan 26 to adopt constitution and by laws and outline plans for the year. Since its Nov 12 founding in Butte membership has reached 4000 across 17 districts with chairs in most counties and city reps statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana Development Association
Bozeman
Butte
Montana
Association
Shelf worn goods going to Russia from Great Falls
Great Falls, Jan. 22. Shop worn apparel stock from about 20 stores, some items flagged at 25 years old, will be shipped to Russia and Siberia. A Seattle representative collected the antique stock, which will be sorted by quality in Seattle before Pacific shipping to Northern Asia and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Russia
Siberia
Seattle
Pacific
Asia
Europe
Coal hauler avoids serious injury after wreck with locomotive
In Lewistown C Benton a coal hauler was struck by a locomotive while crossing the Great Northern track on Boulevard street late last night. He was hurled from the wagon but escaped with only minor injuries. the wagon wrecked. The report notes weather moderation and that feeding stops this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
J. L. Martin
Cold weather and early snow reach Dillon area
County Clerk Rife issued four marriage licenses including Joseph Severen sky and Katherin Osterman of Dillon and Otter Arlington with Dedelia Flower of Roberts Idaho as well as William Chealey and Vivian Stevens Chealy of Twin Falls Idaho. A St James guild gathering occurred at Mrs Stephan’s home on South Idaho street. Beaverhead State Bank held its annual meeting naming G T Paul as president and a board including Frank Landon T J Mullaney R R Rathbone R W Boone Isaac Edinger George Lovell Ed Smith EB Callaway and B N Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Rife
Joseph Severensky
Katherin Osterman
Otter Arlington
Dedelia Flower
Roberts
Idaho
William T. Chealey
Vivian Stevens Chealy
Twin Falls
Salt Lake
St. James Guild
Dr. Stephan
South Idaho Street
Beaverhead State Bank
G. T. Paul
Rank Landon
T. J. Mullaney
C. W. Hudson
Joseph Fuller
Frank Landon
R. R. Rathbone
R. W. Boone
Isaac Edinger
George Lovell
Ed Smith
EB. J. Callaway
B. N. Stevenson
Montana Poultry Show Awards and Officers Named
Judging and prize awards for the Montana State Poultry association twelfth annual show were completed by Edward L. Hayes of Aberdeen. J. A. Grace of Glacier Park was elected president with H. D. Van Gundy of Billings as vice president and J. L. Dorsh of Butte as secretary treasurer. The banquet featured talks by Horace Ensign, H. M. Shea, R. G. Bailey, P. W. Harries, and Judge Hayes. Children’s Day drew over 1,500 attendees as the event continued through Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana State Poultry Association
Edward L. Hayes
Aberdeen
S. D
Association
J. A. Grace
Glacier Park
H. D. van Gundy
Billings
J. L. Dorsh
Butte
A. M. Wells
Horace Ensign
Helena
H. M. Shea
R. G. Bailey
Lewiston
Idaho
P. W. Harries
Seattle
Judge Hayes
Great Northern to resume coal shipments after strike
Great Northern Railway returns to normal operations after a coal strike. It had borrowed coal from Cascade County to run Montana lines east of Havre and from Duluth to Havre. The railroad will source from Sand Coulee and Stockett and expects about 7000 tons weekly to replace eastern supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Great Northern Railway
Havre
Montana
Cascade County
Duluth
Great Northern
Sand Coulee and Stockett
Major E L Barnes Dies After Illness In Great Falls
Major E L Barnes long time Great Falls resident dies after brief pneumonia illness. Native of New York, Civil War veteran, former newspaper man, miner, later Montana mining in Neihart, registry of Great Falls land office under Roosevelt. Survived by wife and two daughters. Carnegie hero fund honors Albert G Peterson and his family for heroism in fatal fire rescue attempt. Cascade county issues 1160000 of 250000 drought relief bonds to meet warrants, aims to aid spring seeding. Eight cars Canadian seed wheat received from Alberta via Cascade county farm bureau for farmers in smaller towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
E. L. Barnes
Major Barnes
New York
Kansas
Virginia
Montana
Neihart
Theodore Roosevelt
Albert G. Peterson
Robert Ponter
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Peterson
Cascade County
Alberta
Cascade County Farm Bureau
Wedding Brings Dr. Jay Stuart Home to Twin Bridges
Dr. Jay Stuart returns from a 16 day Salt Lake City and Pocatello trip with bride Ruth Geraldine McGranahan of Knoxville. The couple wed in Pocatello and will reside in Twin Bridges where his dental practice thrives. A reception was held at the Gould hotel. The story notes other local visits, theater plans, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
Jay Stuart
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Idaho
Ruth Geraldine McGranahan
Knoxville
Stuart
Ottawa
Kan
Gould Hotel
Twin Bridges Dancing Club
Berlin
Midland Lyceum
Deacon
Butte
Ladies' Aid Society
Methodist Church
H. A. Pert
S Q. Clark
J. A. Knight
EB. DD. Baker
Orphans' Home
Felden Anderson
G. G. Gorgensen
S.&. Annas
R. A. Gex
William J. Deistit
Bozeman
Gould Tudsay
Strange Death Puzzles Billings Authorities
In Billings on January 22 authorities ponder whether Alexander Marshall a 65 year old Frannie Oil watchman was murdered by robbers or died in a fall from a flume near his Polecat Springs bunkhouse. His body was found last Friday after two weeks missing. signs suggest a struggle with a burnt cook shack and disturbed snow. No money or revolver were found. belt lay far away. Weapons and revolver missing. stove still hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Alexander Marshall
Frannie Oil Company
Polecat Springs
Marshall
Ward Case Goes To Jury In Montana Murder Trial
Bozeman Jan 22 After a 10 day district court trial the state of Montana sues Richard Ward for the murder of Fred Rogers on Nov 5. The case went to the jury shortly before 8 PM after long instructions and attorney arguments. Insanity was raised by the defense and a verdict tonight was not expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
State of Montana
Richard Ward
Fred Rogers
Senator Miles offers half interest in McLeod island land
Livingston residents read of Senator A W Miles offering to donate his half of 31 acres on the upper McLeod island to the city. The companion half owner August Krieger may be urged to complete the gift. District court trial dates set for Feb 10 for 23 cases announced by Judge A P Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
McLeod Island
A. W. Miles
August Krieger
A. P. Stark
H. C. Crossen
Melrose
Minn
Ernest W. Shaw
Gardiner
J. B. Selters
Big Timber
Missoula
Judge Lentz
Stark
Alma
State University
Frank Stark
St. Paul
M. L. Brackett
Frank Morgan
United States Navy
Salt Lake City
J. J. Sweigert
T. M. Swindlehurst
Alex Steinberg
Park County
E. M. Niles
Frank Holem
A. W. T. Anderson
Emigrant
Yellowstone Park Camps Company
H. J. Miller
Harlowton
White Sulphur Springs
Paul Lynch
Billings
County Superintendent of Schools
James McClarty
8. C. Ford
United States
Joe Pope
Montana
Anti-Saloon League
Railway Club
The
American Legion
Melrose Notes Run Past Week Cattle Moves and Visitors
M J Brigham of Deer Lodge stayed in Melrose over the past week buying cattle and visiting relatives. Susie and Thelma Hand of Lavon visited Mrs. Ann Sheperd. Fred Gill and family moved from Dewey's Flat to Melrose for winter. Prances McCloud of Dewey's Flat stayed in Melrose, and Mrs. Elia Chin and her two daughters were also mentioned in the Melrose News recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
M. J. Brigham
Deer Lodge
Susie
Thelma Hand
Lavon
Ann Sheperd
Fred Gill
Dewey
Prances McCloud
Elia Chin
Residents and visitors frequent Melrose area events
Helen and Marguerite returned home in Bute after a week at the Percy Vance residence. P. C. Connors spent Thursday in Butte on business. Patrick Smith traveled as a passenger to Butte Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fraser of Butte were in town Friday and left Sunday for home, visiting Mrs. Fraser's mother Mrs. Bighorn. Mrs. Oliver Pierron and Elva were in Butte visiting sister-in-law Mrs. Chester Shelton. E. H. Harvey and family left Tuesday for Lavon. W. K. and H. N. Harvey bought the Horace Hand ranch near Lavon. Father Clifford of Dillon preached at the Catholic church last Sunday. W. O. M. Cook returned Monday from Twin Bridges on business. Miss Julia Thompson returned from Cokesville Wyoming and will visit her mother for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Todd and Miss Florence and Effie Todd and Master George Todd spent Sunday in Twin Bridges. Pp. C. Connors spent last Friday in Dillon. Mrs. A. M. Browne of Butte visiting at the Lacey ranch. Mrs. Giffin and Lucile of Rochester are in Melrose for the winter. Clifford McCauley went to Butte to spend the winter. Lloyd Flaherty of Feeley was in Melrose last Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Marguerite
Bute
Percy Vance
P. C. Connors
Butte
Patrick Smith
A. J. Fraser
Julia Thompson
Cokesville
Wyo
Andrew Thompson
George Todd
Florence
Effe Todd
Twin Bridges
Pp. C. Connors
Dillon
A. M. Browne
Lacey Ranch
McLean Wins Wages Suit Against Avon Man in District Court
In Deer Lodge H H McLean defeated Charles Rice, with judgment for 900 dollars. The Avon residents faced a wage dispute over days worked under contract. Court notes include other trials, custody orders, and local events such as a Ramblers game and a school of mines freshmen match, plus a funeral procession for Mrs. Henry Bensch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
H. H. McLean
Charles Rice
Avon
McLean
Day & Hansen Security Company
William and
Sara Payne
C. BE. Sackett
Butte
Day & Hansen Company
Ben Ward
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
J. E. Neville
Twin Bridges
State School of Mines
the Ramblers
School of Mines
Powell County High School
Leona Pinkerton
Father Landy
Henry Bensch
Machinists’ Union
Dubuque
Iowa
Earl
Ethel Bensch
Billings News: Kaute Sky Fined for Slaughter Records
E A Kaute Sky, Worden meat market proprietor, was fined 25 for failing to keep proper record of brands of slaughtered animals. He will appeal. Billings debates a new city hall, referred to finance committee, with current hall on over 100000 dollar property. Young Men's club aids census, canvassing districts to enumerate uncounted residents as census closes tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
E. A. Kautesky
Worden
Young Men's Club
Basin Oil and Three Other Montana Incorporations
Helena reports four incorporation filings with substantial capital. Basin Oil Company seeks $500,000 to develop oil lands in the Roundup district, with principals S P Atkins Theodore Lemler Andrew J Ellingson Wilber Malyon and Earl Reid, all of Roundup. The Black and Silver Fox Company of Great Falls aims to raise fur bearing animals, led by B M Stoskoff G P Stoskoff and O P Everson of Montague, seeking $50,000. The Cargo Pump Company of Plains lists F H Cargo C 8 Robinson Louis Vacura of Plains and O N Amholt of Hot Springs with John Sullivan of Big Arm, seeking $420,000. The Northwestern Soap Manufacturing Company of Lewistown seeks $500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Basin Oil Company
Roundup
S P. Atkins
Theodore Lemler
Andrew J. Ellingson
Wilber Malyon
Earl Reid
Black and Silver Fox Company of
Great Falls
B. M. Stoskoff
G. P. Stoskoff
O. P. Everson
Montague, Mont
Cargo Pump Company of
Plains
F. H. Cargo
C. 8. Robinson
Louis Vacura
Sanders County
O. N
Amholt
Hot Springs
John Sullivan
Big Arm
Mont
Northwestern Soap Manufacturing Company
Lewistown
English & O'Brien settle large tax fraud case
William A. English and John H. O'Brien of the wool firm English & O'Brien in Boston have paid $1,600,000 to settle a conspiracy to defraud the government over income tax payments. The sentence of 18 months imprisonment from July remains part of the case. The settlement was announced by U S District Attorney Boynton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
William A. English
John H. O'Brien
English & O
Murder suicide shocks Minnesota farm family near Cloquet
In Duluth on January 22 John Randa a farmer four miles north of Cloquet killed his wife and two children then took his own life. A telephone message to Sheriff Frank Magie provided the details pending further information. The remote scene hindered additional facts from reaching authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
John Randa
Cloquet
Frank Magie
St. Louis County
Revival Sermon Critiques Modern Idols in Anaconda
Rev O G Ragan denounces worship of money and pleasures as modern idols and urges wholehearted service to God. Methodist Vision Day includes cottage prayers, a youth indoor picnic, and a Salvation Army led street meeting at 7 followed by the 7:30 revival in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Ragan
Methodist Church
Israel
W. D. Bennett
West Sixth Street
E. Jacobson
East Commercial Avenue
Salvation Army
Booster Club
Warm Springs School Becomes Standardized in Deer Lodge County
The Warm Springs state school has been standardized by the state board of education. It serves 19 pupil children of state hospital employees and includes three playground features. County Superintendent Miss May Russell inspected it last week, with recommendations from her report leading to the new classification. Miss Essie Grant, the teacher, is credited for the progress since the school began last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
State Board of Education
Warm Springs
May Russell
Essie Grant
Protest At Dismissal Of Police Matron Grace Fleming
Mount Angela court No. 503 W C O F passes resolutions protesting Mayor Mc Cavitt's dismissal of Police Matron Grace Fleming. They urge reinstatement, stressing her excellent service and the need for the office, signed by Mrs Johnson, Mrs Marron, Mrs Flanagan, and Mrs Ruane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Angela Court
McCavitt
Fleming
J. B. McCavitt
Grace Fleming
W. J. Johnson
Rose Marron
A. M. Flanagan
M. A. Ruane
Anaconda Personalities Visit in City
Anaconda residents and visitors called on relatives and friends yesterday. Mickey Campbell spent time with kin in Silver Bow. Ben A. Scott of Great Falls conducted business in the city. Mr and Mrs D J Ryan visited local friends briefly. A A Sheehan of Helena transacted business. Alphonse Carron and Frank Combest from the lower valley were in town for business and social calls. Claude Robinson of Helena and G E Merriman of Eau Claire Wisconsin toured Anaconda on business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey” Campbell
Silver Bow
Ben A. Scott
Great Falls
D. J. Ryan
Butte
A. A. Sheehan
Helena
Alphonse Carron
Frank Combest
Lower Valley
Claude Robinson
G. E. Merriman
Eau Claire
Wis
Torture chambers alleged at Alcatraz in objectors case
The National Civil Liberties bureau charged that iron torture chambers were introduced by Col. R. D. Johnson, ex executive officer at Alcatraz Island, to punish conscientious objectors of the absolutist type. Albert De Silver, bureau director, left for Washington to present the matter to Secretary of War Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col
R. D. Johnson
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco
National Civil Liberties Bureau
Albert de Silver
Bureau
Washington
Baker
Spotted fever spreading in eastern Galicia
Rerne January reports say spotted fever mounts in eastern Galicia with more than 100000 cases and about 10000 deaths. The figures reflect widespread illness and high mortality in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerne
Galicia
Cure a Cold in One Day Remedy Note
A brief drug advertisement claims a single day cure for colds with laxative bromine quinine tablets. It promises to stop coughing and headache and notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box selling at 3 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Tribute at St Pauls for Beloved Matron Mrs Walsh
The funeral for Mrs. William Walsh was held at 8:30 AM from the family home then at St. Pauls church with a requiem high mass. The church was filled with mourners including many from out of town. Interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery. Pallbearers included Jere Murphy Patrick Dalton Capt W M Kelly Patrick Walsh Dr Oliver Leiser and Joseph L Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walsh
West Third Street
St. Paul's Church
Father Schulte
St. Paul's
Frank Provost
R. A. Kelly
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Jere Murphy
Patrick Dalton
Capt
W. M. Kelly
Patrick Walsh
Oliver Leiser
Joseph L. Kelly
Anaconda Team Heads to Dillon for Beaverhead Game
The Anaconda basketball squad will depart early Saturday morning for Dillon to face Beaverhead that evening. The team has trained hard all week and showed clear improvement, following a 31 to 11 win over the alumni. Trip roster includes Myers, Boyles, Thomas, Beal, Watts, and Conroy. The next home game is Tuesday night January 27 against Butte Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Dillon
Beaverhead
Myers
Boyles
Thomas
Beal
Watts
Conroy
Butte Central
Increase in Employes in 1919 Manufacturing
The bureau of labor statistics tabulated July 1919 employment data from 13 manufacturing industries. Compared with July 1918 figures, five industries show higher employment, led by a 13.2 percent rise in automobile manufacturing, while cigarette production faces the largest decline at 24.9 percent in cigar manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Seized Goods Auction in Butte Mont January 24 1920
Helena Montana December 9 1919 Office of Collector of Internal Revenue lists seized property of Nellie Murphy for violation of federal statute. Describes 400 pounds corn meal 19 sacks brown sugar and other items to be sold at public auction January 24 1920 at 10 a m in the federal building court room Butte Montana. W C Whaley Collector of Internal Revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Collector of Internal Revenue
Nellie Murphy
United States
Federal
Butte
W. C. Whaley
Internal Revenue
County Clerk Bailey Serves Deer Lodge County Montana
E. E. Bailey, county clerk and recorder and ex officio registrar, serves Deer Lodge County Montana. The official title indicates responsibilities over county records and elections within the region.
Notice of Closing of Registration County Clerk and ex Officio Registrar
The County Clerk and ex Officio Registrar announce the closing of registration. Voters are reminded to complete any required forms or actions before the stated deadline. Verify eligibility, update addresses, and ensure registration is current for upcoming elections.
Notice of Registration for City Election 1920
Notice of Registration under section 1 chapter 97 of the 191% session laws. The city election on April 6 1920 will close the registry books March 19 1920 at 5 o'clock. Electors may register at the county clerk’s courthouse in Anaconda or before a deputy registrar justice of the peace or a notary public as provided by law. BE. E. Bailey Ex-Officio County Registrar for Deer Lodge County Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Deer Lodge
BE. E. Bailey
Estate of Bart Para Deceased Notice to Creditors
Estate of Bart Para deceased. Administratrix Catherine Parr invites creditors and all with claims to present them with proof within ten months after first publication at 124 East Park Avenue Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Filed January 22 1920 at Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Para
East Park Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Catherine Parr
Mont
Sale of firearms from George Bean case in Butte court
Internal Revenue notice dated December 9, 1919 states George Bean’s property sale for violation of section 8,257 revised statutes. Items include a single barrel shotgun a double barrel shotgun a .22 caliber rifle and two .44 caliber rifles to be sold at 9:00 a.m. in the courtroom of the general building in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Ternal Revenue
George Bean
United States
General Building
Butte
W. C. Whaley
Internal Revenue
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Lewistown News
Dillon News
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Hamilton
Twin Bridges News
Livingston News
Melrose News
Billings News
Anaconda News
State Hospital
Lady Foresters Ente
Rcankle
Catana
Jonathan
Tasmania
Tea Folger’s
State
Bump Undertakers
D.S
City Drugs
Butchers
Eee Ener
Patterson
Micklow
Sells Eee
Martin Eerr
Seaseeees
Swander
D'S. Davidson
Finnegan Wee
Chumrau
Mikich
Legals
E. E. Bailey
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