Deer Lodge Knights of Columbus Install May Draw Visiting Members
Deer Lodge council No. 1810 Knights of Columbus will be installed Sunday with 200 to 400 visiting knights expected from Butte Anaconda and Missoula. Mass and musical program precede three degrees to be conferred across the day with a buffet luncheon at the Commercial club room and remarks by Rev T F Landy and Grand Knight J A Matlacky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodges Council
Knights of Columbus
Hutte
Anaconda
Mix Foula
T. F. Landy
Father McCormick
Butte
Butte Council
J. E. Shea
Messra
Paul A. Retchle
J Dolan Harington
Amperges
Lazar
W. A. Jackson
Teneascls
Congregation A. Jackson
Fred Kloeckner
Hugh 8. Carroll
J. A. Atalcahy
Knights of Columbu
FE. Shea
Knighthood
C. A. Meagher
J. A. Atatcahy
Captain Kelly
Paul A. Reichie
Jackson
County Superintendent Miss E Johnson Resigns
Deer Lodge reports county superintendent Miss Emma Johnson has submitted her resignation to the county commissioners with effect once a successor is appointed. Action likely in about a week. Johnson is to be married this month. Also noted, Judge Winston of Anaconda held a short district court session in Deer Lodge.
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Winston
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
May commodity movement shows forest and mine origin impact
In May Montana origin goods, mainly forest and mine products, accounted for a large share of rail shipments. Total carloads fell from April, due largely to reduced coal traffic as warmer weather reduced demand. Ore, coal, hematite, concentrates, tailings, poles and rain carloads are listed with precise figures.
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Helena
Montana
Comminstom
Leeser
Hamilton News Briefs Broadcast July Visits and Tragedy
Hamilton residents report visits including W Carter of Buite to his sister Mrs J H Hagee and H C Packer returning from Helena. Missoula and Helena trips, traveling Announcements include Verne and Anniertaon recovery from appendicitis, plans for Yellowstone park visit, and a funeral for Zoe Ward, murdered infant daughter of Mr and Mrs S Ward, buried at Corvallis Cemetery with Rev J W Heyward officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
W. Carter
Buite
J. H. Hagee
H.C. Packer
Missoula
Helena
Bourth
Tony” Minney Cilicotie
Ron
Opr
Annabelle Robertson
Sand Point
Miss Shore
Yellowstone Park
W. A. Helleman
Stevensville
Corvallis Cemetery
Grand jury called to straighten out Mineral mess
Judge Duncan calls a seven member grand jury to investigate Mineral County affairs amid local strife. Names drawn include Archie McLeod J R Miner Chris Prey George Gerrity and others with report date July 19. The goal is fair investigation to restore peace and public confidence.
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Mineral
Duncan
Miscowla
Missoula County
Missoula
Inferior
Archie McLeod
St. Regis
J. R. Miner
Condon
Chris Prey
Quarts
W. Corn
Emerior
George Gerrity
Alberton
Pau Westfall
Superior
C. Ti
Brimnon
Alerton
Jacob Kraulat
Harry Holden
Wolfe
J. WW. McDonald
Tron
Thomas
Kay
St. Negie
Henry Newman
C. French
Jane Heller
Fon “Mountain
Minerat'e
Change of Schedule Settlement Work Governor Left Out by Bozeman Woman
Helena July The house appropriations committee examining Montana reclamation projects did not break fast this morning and did not join Governor Stewart in Logan. The party traveled by special train through Helena to Great Falls Bozeman where Miss Kate Calvin and Miss Constance Hook arrived for two months of settlement and social work. Calvin, once head of Berlin American Women’s club, described wartime travels from New York to Berlin and back, noting treatment by Red Cross and wide support for Belgian refugees.
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Bozeman
Helena
House Committee On Appropriations
Montana
Hel
Stewart
Logan
Butte
Walsh
Myers
Representative Evans
Great Falls
Kate Calvin
Constance M. Hook
Berlin
Miss Calvin
Boxohan
Europe
Miss Hook
Phildelphia
American Woman's Club
Ameryca
New York
Noordam
London
Rotterdam
Miss Sok
Holland
Red Cross
America
Philadelphia
Boreman
Davis Dies While Seeking Job in Great Falls
Great Falls police freed William D. on June 28 after a ten day vagrancy sentence. The man, using the name William F. Olssgood, is believed to have died from a heart condition and stimulant use while looking for the Milwaukee yard master to apply for work. He had arrived weeks earlier and had no known relatives locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
William
William F. Ol
Davis
Milwaukee Yard
Philipsburg News highlights July travel and local bids
Attorney George A. Maywood left for Helena for a few days on business. Harry F. Sewell will practice law in Conrad Montana. Invitations issued for a miscellaneous shower for Miss Lacy aradise to be hosted by Mrs. W K Albright, Mrs KE Patten and Mrs JX Durbin on July 14. High school trustees met. routine business only. County petitions for library extension deferred after counterpetitions from Deer Wise and Granite counties. County officials plan joint highway bids for Georgetown to Flint Creek crossing. four and a quarter miles in Granite and three in Deer Lodge. Governor John M. Slaton and wife to enter Yellowstone National Park Sunday. reception planned in Livingston by the Livingston Commercial club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
George A. Maywood
Helena
Harry F. Sewell
Conrad
Mont
Lacyaradise
W. K. Albright
KE. B. Patten
JX. Durbin
Deerwise
Granite
Georgetown
Flint Creek Crossing
Deer Lodge
Weitl
Granite County
State health board orders ice cream fat content compliance
Helena July 8 formal notification from the state board of health to Henningson Produce Co of Butte demanding improved quality of its ice cream or face prosecution. The board requires 14 percent butter fat. alleged product tests reportedly fell short, and dealers handling the product are also implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Board of Health
Henningson Produce Company
Butte
Society of Equity closes its convention in Great Falls
C F Lowrie of Stanford named president of the American Society of Equits at the convention's close in Great Falls. A C Jefferson Highwood is vice president, A Bennett Great Falls secretary treasurer, B B Ammon Great Falls assistant secretary, X T Cookingham Great Falls state organizer. Delegates formed a three member committee to draft farm legislation, adopted resolutions backing independent mills and union labels, and pledged union support. The convention ordered future consignments from the state to be shipped to the julty in St Paul.
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Great Falls
C. F. Lowrie
Stanford
American Society of Equits
Lowrie
A.C. Jefferson
Highwood
A. Bennett
B. B. Ammon
X. T. Cookingham
Equity
Conventionales
St. Paul
Billings Commission Government Move Fails at Mass Meeting
A mass meeting in Billings failed to approve circulating petitions to place a city charter question on the ballot for a commission form of government. The effort was defeated by about ten business men, though organizers expect the required signatures to be gathered within a few days.
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Billings
Ttng
Trampled by Horse Fatality Reported in Choteau
Choteau July 8 John Humble died after being thrown from a horse during a celebration. He sustained a skull fracture and did not regain consciousness. Humble was a rancher. A separate note mentions Paris surgeons discovering X rays cured deafness.
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Choteau
John
Bybum Tast
Humble
Hoe
Auto Run Causes Injuries In Missoula Street Crash
An auto ran wild on Figkins Avenue in Missoula at 11 o clock injuring two men. Mrs dB Lansing drove north and, unable to control the car after a sharp turn to avoid a cyclist, struck the sidewalk in front of Mapes and May. George Mapes and B Newton were struck. Newton suffered severe injuries and remained unconscious at home as the extent of head injuries was not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Figkins Avenue
Db. Lansing
Mali
Cedar Streets
Mapes & May
George Mapes
B. &. Newton
Tate
The State of Osceola Basis of Splendid Talk
Missoula hosts a county superintendents session focusing on apportionment of high school money between county and district schools led by State Superintendent N A Davee. Dr E P Cubberly outlines an ideal state education system with a nonpartisan governor appointee board and broad governance, concluding with a Bitter Root Valley drive and Inn dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
N. A. Davee
HH. Swain
Davee
University
E. P. Cubberly
Leland Stanford
Kiato
Oxceola
Cubberly
Bitter Root
Lawyer says he is duped and quits the case
In Great Falls on July 9 attorney F Stranahan admitted in open court he was duped as counsel for plaintiff in an alienation of affection suit for $25,000 against William Kingsbury a prominent Northern Montana stockman. The case aimed for a trial in Chouteau district court but the plaintiff failed to appear and Stranahan asked for dismissal apologizing for the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rial
Chouteau
Stranahan
Dis
Deer Lodge News notable travels and local returns
Deer Lodge reports a string of local movements including Mrs. Roy Cleve land and Mrs. A. J. Buchen leaving for Green Bay and Michigan, Peter Troutman resuming Milwaukee car duties, JW Lunsford and family returning from Chillicothe, Mo, and numerous residents visiting or traveling to Helena Butte Seattle Anaconda Missoula Spokane and Swan Lake while a juror from Milwaukee is summoned and other locals address health and business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Roy Cleveland
A. J. Buchen
Green Bay
Wis
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Peter Troutman
Milwaukee
JW. Lunsford
Chillicothe
J. Lanning
F.C. Kinney
Frank Hanneman
Helena
J.T. Watking
Lucille
Ana= vonda
Richard. Mertz
Ada
Fuss
J.T. Kelly
George Robertson
Seattle
Angus Smith
Pred Rutter
Butte
Earnest Thornfeldt
Nelson
Iren
Social notes from Salt Lake City and nearby towns
A string of social visits and travel reports fill the page. Charles Aspling leaves for Moret with the Milwaukee engineering team while A. Chubb returns from Mich City. Mrs Chubb and others plan to rejoin soon. Attendees include Mr and Mrs John Jackson, Willard from fed home, and Spokane visitors. Rail shops switch back to six days a week. Mrs Hal Davis and children visit from St Maries Idaho and Mrs Guy Eamaynd and baby visit Missoula. Florence White of Spokane arrives to visit Ars MOR Ramdatt.
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Salt Lake City
Charles Aspling
Moret
Milwaukee
W. A. Chubb
Mich
City
Ind
Chubb
John Jackson
Anita
Willard Iy
Fed
Spokane
Avery
I City
Harry Holtard
Charles G. Witt
Harry Hamilton
Butte
Deer Lodge
Tacoma
Hal Davis
St. Maries
Idaho
Guy Eamaynd
Missoula
W. T. Carle
Fourth Street
Florence White
Ars Mor. Ramdatt
Jacob Henry Pleads Guilty in O Donnell Murder
Falls July 8 Jacob Henry today pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the fatal shooting of John O Donnell at Yogo last Friday. Morley was briefly detained but released as evidence failed to implicate him. Henry claimed self defense after O Donnell allegedly robbed him. Sentence not yet pronounced.
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Feat Falls
Jacob Henry
John
Donnell
Henry
Morley
O'Donnell
Yogo
No More Saloon License for Flowerree Town
Fort Benton July. Chouteau county commissioners declined renewal of the saloon license for Flowerree after a lengthy clash between saloon supporters and opponents. The vote ends a multiyear dispute driven by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flowerree
Fort Benton
Chouteau County
Morony Park Named For John G Moroni In Great Falls
The Great Falls park board tonight named a large central residence-area lot Morony park to honor the late John G Moroni. The tract is near the high school and includes an entire block set aside for public use. The park features abundant trees and a historic poplar once used by Lewis and Clark, moved to preserve its place as Milwaukee station construction began.
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Great Falls
John G. Moroni
Missouri River
Lewis and Clark
Milwaukee Station
Park Board
Bozeman News Highlights Local Appointments and Crimes
Bozeman reports Rev. H J Oberholster has accepted the rector position at St James Episcopal Church Bozeman with Sept 1 arrival and strong recommendations from Bishop Faber. Prof R J Cunningham and family visiting Grand Montana, Mrs Josephine Geyer travels to California then Colorado, T B Rollins jailed for grand larceny faces 3.5 to 6 years, cattle theft case tied to James A Talbott of Tow Creek. Monarch Construction Co organized with 2400 capital. directors Sears, Walte, Mandeville, Bohart. Bozeman to host headquarters. H C Matthews alias George Fay sentenced 6 to 12 months for carrying concealed weapons after Three Forks arrest. Havre area zinc spelter smelting plant discussed to export to Oklahoma in response to gas strike.
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Bozeman
R. J. Cunning
Ely
Grand Mont
Oberholster
Spokane
Faber
Montana
Josephine E. Geyer
California
la Tuscadero
Colorado
T. B. Rollins
James A. Talbott
Tow Creek
Three Forks
Gistriet
Metropolitan Open Title Showdown At Fox Hills Club
Clifton and Walter Hagen led an 80-man field at Fox Hills Golf Club for the Metropolitan Open. Robert McDonald of Buffalo finished third in the national tourney as the 86-hole medal event began with Clifton and Hagen carding 145 strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Walter C. Hagen
Rochester
Robert G. McDonald
Buffalo
Fox Hills
Record Acreages for All Crops Are Planted
Washington reports record acreages planted for principal crops as of July 1, with production prospects rising above six‑year averages. Corn leads at 109,273,000 acres and an expected 2.814 billion bushels. winter wheat down 9.7 percent in condition but overall yields strong across oats, potatoes, and tobacco, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
M.S
Story of Crime Years Ago Continues Atop Unfolding Tale
The report recalls a murder in which a wealthy man was killed near an outlaw cabin. His daughter Maria, 14, witnessed masked men loading a heavy limp body into a wagon and a chest, then burying the chest near a spring and the body in an old well. The crime involved a stock buyer and a boy companion waylaid near Eph Oxley’s farm on the road to Newmarket Iowa. The attackers forced Maria to vow secrecy as investigators seek out details and identify the men behind the brutal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
Maria
Attorney General's Office
Eph Oxley
Outlaw Cabin
Newmarket
Iowa
Arms Secured for Recruits From America
A dispatch from Cettinge Montenegro reports Montenegrin authorities who seized Scutari and Al Dana ordered the population to surrender arms and ammunition. A large cache of Austrian rifles and cartridges has been handed over and will arm several thousand Montenegrins returning from America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cettinge
Montenegro
Reuter’s. ‘Telegraph Company
Scutari
al- Dana
America
France and Germany to exchange medical prison staff
Paris reports long negotiations lead to a prisoner exchange of doctors chaplains apothecaries nurses stretcher bearers and sanitary officers to tend wounded on both sides. The exchange begins with permanently disabled leaving Constance on July 10 and Lyons on July 11. Albania fate to be decided by powers, government announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Germany
Constance
Baden
Lyons
Austrians expelled from Albania amid border unrest
The Leu tart correspondent for Reuters reports that Austrian consulates have been expelled from Albania. All Austrian subjects and agents are being arrested and sent into Montenegro as the frontier situation worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Leutart
Reuter’s
Tigram Company
British Submarine Confirmed in Baltic Attack
The British admiralty announced in Petrograd that a British submarine conducted a successful attack on a German warship on July 2 in the Baltic. The statement confirms the submarine’s British origin and notes the wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Admiralty
Petrograd
Baltic
French naval officer invents remote electrical aiming device
A French naval officer has devised an electrical aiming device to be operated from a distance, addressing the difficulty a searchlight user faces in locating the object of illumination. The invention promises improved targeting during naval operations.
Intervention Urged by American Consuls in Mexico
Reports from consular officers in the north call for urgent U S action within a month to restore law and order in Mexico. They warn of threatened famine and failure of factions to form a recognizable government, urging recognition of a strong regime with U S backing as the solution. Carranza forces near Mexico City threaten to seize the capital, while the Brazilian minister protects foreigners in the capital area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Republic
Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Ve Cruz
Carranza
Mexico City
Bryan Address Tabled At Christian Endeavor Meet
Delegates to the world Christian Endeavor convention, about 300 Southern men and women, met in session and openly acknowledged brotherhood with the negro race while pledging fellowship. Ira Landrith called for an interdenominational union. Daniel Poling warned that arbitration treaties or neutrality cannot ensure peace. Former Secretary Bryan was unable to attend. a copy of his speech was read instead as the program was deemed too crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Christian Endeavor
Isto
Ira Landrith
Nashville
Tenn
Daniel_A- Poling
Congress Sets Standard Barrel Measure For Cranberry Trade
By act of congress the standard barrel will contain 7 056 cubic inches unless cranberry is the commodity measured. The note suggests adjustments may apply depending on the fruit.
Notice of stock assessment by Georgetown Mining and Milling Co
Directors levy one cent per share on capital stock payable in installments by July 18 September 18 and November 18 1915 at 29 West Park street Butte Montana. Delinquent stocks will be sold at public auction to cover unpaid installments costs and expenses. Ovila Nadeau secretary treasurer June 18 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Georgetown Mining and Milling Company
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Ovila Nado
Granite Street
Ovila Nadeau
Wis
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W. G._ Dye
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Powell County
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Sin
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Joe W. F. Davis
Philipsburg News
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Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Hotel Company
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Society OF Equity
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Osceola
Morony Park
Bozeman News
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Cole 8Rox
Pupure
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Reuter
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