Senator Myers Delivers Oration At Livingston July Celebration
United States Senator Henry L. Myers spoke to about five thousand spectators on Mc Leod's island as Livingston opened a two day celebration. The event featured tribute to President Wilson and the wartime effort, with praise for Montana and the nation. Myers urged a better government and people, highlighted the war’s role in advancing liberty, and framed the flag as a beacon of hope and unity for America’s future.
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Livingston
United States
Henry L. Myers
McLeod’s Island
E. M. Nites
I. Sanford
University of Minnesota
Wilson
Tad
Iso
Montana
Irman
Exera
Maria Benator Myer
Grinth
Bethlehem
Raine
Deer Lodge News Brimming With Local Visits and Stampede Plans
Deer Lodge residents and visitors fill the town scene with trips to Butte Missoula Spokane Tacoma and Seattle while many prepare for the Missoula Stampede. The week features travelers such as Tobiascharte Mildred Thompson and Michael Hanson visiting relatives in Fowler and Washington. Blacksmith union members from Milwaukee shops join a conference and annual ball in Deer Lodge. Numerous locals attend or plan trips to Three Forks Great Falls Dillon and Dungeness with extended stays in Seattle and Butte.
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I Deer Lodge
Franke Mon Raiares
Te United of Forestry Service
Tobiascharte
Eughter
Mildred
Thompesn
Washington
Irs
Michael Hanson
Fowler
Mont
Thayer
Phillips
H. King
Three Forks II
Deer Lodge
Seattle
D. F. Keeler
Meinity
Blackfoot
Idaho
P. Lenhiouts
South da
Iowa
South Dakota
S. P. Wilson
Butte
Les Scharnikow
Brooklyn
Edward Scharnikow
Fich
Walker
Mes Hobensick
Eugene Sav
Miles City
Williams
Beaumont
Mannix
Helmville
William W. Lintz
Relain Wisdom
George F. Crossford
Ellistown
Ines Conley
Dungenvest
Darente Imer Stucker
Frifor Tacoma
Little Montamara
O'Connell
Jame
Rollie Harris
E. 0. Waldron
Harry Derteles
Wilfred Bergman
Nick Lurin
George Awara
L. P. Erb
Carl Wooster
James Tuble
Thelma
Spokane
Swan River Country
J. J. Shea
William’ Hart
H. Wilcox
Joe Miller
Deer Lode
John Adams
Three Forks
Alberton
Wiliam Foster and
Great
EB. Riddle
George Robertson
H. W. Scott
Blacksmith Union
Milwaukee
Tacoma
Axel Strand
Manitowoc
Wis
Louise Nichols
Wilder
Coeur d'Alene Lake
Mia
W. E. Douglass
Dorothy
D. J. Davis
Missoula
E. C. Britt
City
Mildred Sager
Missour
Arthur Geyer
F. A. Brown
W. D. Down
Willow Creek
Halt
Dramond
Joseph Gailbratcht
Nick Lagos
Francis Carroll
Carl Olson
Schmitz
John Swartz
T. D. Kenny
Roy Morrow
Howard Ahrens
Alters
A. D. Bay
Alfred
Amy
Christie Blackmore
T. Bechingmeier
Harry Bridges
FA. Brown
Earl Bench
J. M. Blackmore
Hugo Koch
Victor Mathewson
Leo Kennedy
Charles Madigan
Margaret Kelly
G. H. Mason
J. Ro Morrison
H. M. McLean
John Sullivan Id
C. M. “McGuire
Essie Sager
H. Smith
Gilbert van Nest
Daniel Wills
Carl Zur Muehle
Wile
John’ Rice
Frontier Town at Stampede Is Closed
Sheriff Whitaker closed Frontier Town at Stampede after seizing gambling tables and devices amid charges against those running the games. He asked the county attorney for action but planned to press criminal charges against those behind the scheme, with evidence kept for state exhibit. The attraction’s closure followed a raid prompted by the sheriff.
Milwaukee agent drowns while swimming at Avery Idaho
Missoula July 4 J W Struble agent for Milwaukee at Avery Idaho drowned Saturday in the St doe river after joining by undertow. Companions heard cries and tried to locate him. Body recovered after four hours. Survived by wife and six month old child. Remains to be taken to Potter Nebraska.
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J. W. Struble
Milwaukee
Avery
Idaho
St. Doe River
Struble
Union Pacific
Potter, Neb
Three Forks News highlights summer visits and local events
The July Fourth town item lists residents returning from visits in the east and south, attendees visiting Bozeman for holidays, and local households hosting relatives including the Whitsels’ daughter and grandchildren from Palisade. Attorne y E W Wallenwaber becomes U S commissioner, with C K Carleson slated as tomorrow’s orator at the Auditorium. Births, injuries, hospitalizations, and a birthday party are noted along with a Rochester move for Mr Gustine.
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Three Forks
George Grows
N. W. Porter
Genevieve
George Dunn
Laura
Bozeman
J. J. Caswell
Childrew
J.T. Butler
A. L. Whitsel
J. W. Horn
Palisade, Neb
Gustine
Horace Tiges
Margaret ‘Terrian
Frank Anderson
Milwaukee
John Anderson
Harlowton
Ay Alto Auto Accident Injures Stubich Boy Ends in Ravine
An automobile ran down a buggy carrying Joe Stubich and his five year old son near Smith's roadhouse. The buggy was hurled into a ravine and torn loose from the horse as many machines sped along the flat highway. Stubich was badly bruised while the boy was uninjured.
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Joe Stubich
Hutte
Smith
Stubich
Woman burned to death in kerosene explosion
Malta July 4 Mrs A Perrin died from burns received yesterday evening while lighting a fire with kerosene. The stove exploded setting her clothing ablaze. An 8-year-old grandson helped extinguish the flames, but she died from injuries. The report notes widespread local activity and multiple residents traveling or visiting nearby towns.
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Malta
A. Perrin
Choteau Man Dies In Automobile Wreck
A Fourth of July auto wreck near Choteau ends in the death of Ray McLeod. The car carrying McLeod and three other homesteaders, traveling about 49 miles per hour, struck a rut, went into a ditch and rolled twice. McLeod died of internal injuries shortly after arrival at Choteau hospital. the other three escaped with minor injuries.
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Choteau
Ray McLeod
Harry Hachstein
Nyhagen
August Petterson
McLeod
Petterson
Chateau Hospital
Prison Team Defeats Woodticks of Hamilton
Deer Lodge July 4 This afternoon at the fairgrounds the Hamilton Wood ticks were defeated by the Montana State Prisons team 10 to 1. Salverson struck out 15 and allowed one walk while Reynolds backed the defense strongly. Deer Lodge had 15 hits and few errors, with ten costly mistakes by Hamilton. The same teams planned to play again tomorrow with batteries Salverson and Shannon against Reynolds and Mulholland.
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Deer Lodge
Fairgrounds
Hamilton Woodticks
Montana State
Hamilton Hove
Woodticks
Salverson
Reynolds
Hamilton
Wondtteind Mulholland
Dr. McFarland
Shannon
Cole
Big Fourth of July celebration planned in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge prepares all day activities for July 4 with a monster auto parade gathering at 9:45 am, 13 cash prize events on the courthouse square, athletic contests, races, a bucking event, a ball game between Deer Lodge and Dilton, and dancing from 5 pm to 1 am at the city park pavilion. No admission charged at any venue.
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Deer Lodge
Penitentiary
Main
Maryland
Grant
Courthouse Square
I .A. MacPherson
H.C. Hernsch
A. 11
McFarland
RL. Shea
Harringon
W. B. Pugh
Toocyard Dask
Beck
Dilton
Frank Conley
John Bielenbers
Lewistown Adds Agriculture Course At High School
Lewistown July 4 announces Falls county high school will add an agriculture course as part of expanded vocational training. An addition will be built with the new department housed in the basement and led by an instructor yet to be secured. Also reported is the Milwaukee Depot at Winifred destroyed by fire early yesterday morning with unknown origin. Funeral services for Mrs Grace McVey wife of Milwaukee conductor David L McVey will be held tomorrow afternoon conducted by Rev C M Donald.
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Lewistown
Falls County
Milwaukee
Winifred
Grace , McVey
David L. McVey
C. M. Donald
Darling Brought for Ring Theft Case in Belgrade
Richard Darling, who had played for Belgrade’s local nine, was brought from Billings by Sheriff Dell Gray on charges of stealing two rings from Carrie Johnson. Judge Gilmer dismissed the case after learning Johnson loaned the rings and Darling wore them for weeks. Darling had joined a party in Livingston.
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Belgrade
Richard Darling
Billings
Dell Gray
Carrie Johnson
Gilmer
Miss Johnson
Mr. Darling
Darling
Living’ston
Grace Clark
Africa
Livingston
Sidney Hoffman
Henry Davis
Henry O'Connell
Maudion
Della’ Barnard
Stella Johnson
Mamie Baman
Susie Kurtzman
Bessie Stimpson
Rev Dr Sloan Visits White Sulphur Springs Mission Field
The Rev Dr Sloan of Helena, superintendent of missions for the Presbyterian church, spent Thursday surveying the field at White Sulphur Springs and delivered an interesting sermon in the evening.
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White Sulphur Springs
Sloan
Helena
Presbyterian Church
Missoula Fourth of July Stampede Draws Huge Crowd
Missoula celebrated a history making Fourth of July with 6 000 to 7 000 spectators on milder seats and a total return of thousands more. The day featured an historical pageant, a wild west show at the fairgrounds, and performances by the University of Wisconsin military band, with plans for a large crowd tomorrow as visitors arrive from Helena Butte and the Bitter Root valley. Local residents opened homes to guests while artists Paxson and Rus head the parade, highlighting Missoula’s early history since 1863 and a grand entry pageant.
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Missoula
University of Wisconsin Military Band
Tck Up
America
Fair Grounds
Helena
Butte
Bitter Root Valley
Ihs
Greenough
Information Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Worden & Higgins
E.S. Paxson
Charles Rus
Great Falls
Miis
Oday
Fairgrounds
University
Great Northern Carpenter Dies After Car Accident
Great Falls July 4 Ira Stout a Great Northern carpenter sustained fatal injuries at Portage yesterday when he fell from an outfit car. One of his arms was crushed and he suffered other serious injuries. He was dragged by the undercarriage for some distance and died at Columbus hospital today. Relatives could not be located.
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Great Falls
Ira Stout
Great Northern
Portage
Stout
Columbus Hospital
Northern Pacific officials inspect division routes coast to coast
Superintendent B O Johnson and supervisors Bradford and roadmasters Andersen Nordquist and Vordaht completed a two week inspection trip from Billings to Helena and Livingston, traveling by motorcar. Changes in Logan staffing include Bremigan moving to Livingston and Gabriel promoted to train dispatcher. Extra operator Weiss provides relief in Logan as rail traffic expands. Selawik lake note describes tidal and salinity layers between sea and fresh water.
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B. 0. Johnson
Bradford
H. Andersen
John Nordquist
N. Y Vordaht
Montana
Northern Pacific
Billings
Helena
Butte
Livingston
HA. Olson
M. Keasts
St. Paul
Peter Steichen
Whc. Bremigan
G. C. Gabriel
D. E. Weiss
Loganthi Vines Wrake
Invention Aims to End Hot Boxes on Rail Cars
Logan based foreman Al Williams reports a patent improving passenger and freight car equipment. The device uses a revolving bar and wicks to oil journals, keeping them lubricated and dust free, potentially eliminating waste dope and hot boxes while allowing retrofits with both old and new systems. Williams plans to promote the invention to major railcar builders and systems.
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Logan
al Williams
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
Williams
Tom
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