New Appointments to College Faculty Made
Bozeman announced new college appointments this week by President James M. Hamilton. George C. Gephart of Williamsport Ohio becomes instructor in secretarial studies and teaches commercial law and accounting. Chatham resigns to study in New York City for a year. Miss Moore will direct drawing water colors and china painting. Henry M Shea, a South Dakota graduate, becomes food and drug analyst in the college laboratory replacing D L Weatherhead. William Gifford Nash, formerly University of Oregon music head, is elected Plano teacher succeeding P P McNeeley. Gr O Romney of Salt Lake named student assistant in English. Reeve Richardson of Salt Lake becomes assistant in home economics for non-athletes under Coach Fred Bennion. The year’s teaching staff now completes the college roster pending any further changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
James M. Hamilton
George C. Gephart
Williamsport
Ohio
Department of Commerce
Utah State University
Gephart Weill
Chatham
New York City
University of Oregon
Eugene
Portland
Ore
Plano
P.P. McNeeley
Nash H
A. H. Currier
Gr .O. Romney
Salt Lake
Englinh
Reeve Richardson
Young Men's Christian Association
Itt
Fred Bennion
Eymnasium
Rock Creek Drowns Red Lodge Youth During Log Crossing
In Red Lodge on July 10 Tony Paglisotti, 9 year old son of miner John Paglisotti, drowned in Rock Creek while attempting to cross a log boom with companions. As he neared midstream he grew nervous and fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Tony Paglisotti
John Paglisotti
Rock Creek
Tony
Reek
Logan News A Busy July For Local Residents
Mrs Gertrude White and her son Lester of Bozeman visit her mother Mrs W A Roland. Mrs F M Haines went to Bozeman on business. J W Strachan and son Vern spent Monday at Townsend visiting friends. Mrs Mike McDonnell and daughter in law visit Townsend. Mrs Mary Keneally and daughter Marie went to Butte on business. Miss Lena Flynn visits relatives at Toston. Mrs Sam Kilbride and children return home after month near Dilton. I J Johnson transferred to Winston from Logan relief work. Inspector Jim McCarthy returns to Butte to resume old night yard job. Ruth Rudeck spends Fourth of July at Townsend with parents. Conductor A B C returns to Missoula hospital for treatment. Traveling Engineer Pete Sorenson visits town on company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keneally
Marie
Butte
Lena Flynn
Toston
Sam M. Kilbride
Dilton
Kilbride
I. J. Johnson
Logan
Winston
Jim McCarthy
Antone Rossi
Ruth Rudeck
Townsend
Peter Beulah
A.B. C
Missoula Hospital
Pete Sorenson
Free rural mail delivery boosts Harlowton merchants
Harlowton Montana: free rural mail delivery twice weekly between Harlowton and Melville will aid local merchants. Milwaukee railroad plans five special passenger trains through town tomorrow. George Moore and Charles Walton of Two Dot joined Moose club as 21 new members were admitted. Funeral held for 18 year old Howard Taylor at Taylor ranch after wagon accident. Meagher County Fair committee set September 14 16 and 16 as fair dates. Washington dispatch notes Montana postmaster appointments Adrian Carter Kirby William Holt Mona confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Here
Mel- Ville
Milwaukee Railroad
George Moore
Charles Walton
Dot
Howard Taylor
Taylor
Taylor Ranch
Deine
Montana bound Elks on the road sing a tune
A special Elk train touring Utah and Colorado carried Montana delegates singing Montana all the way. The party toured Ogden and Salt Lake City, then headed to Los Angeles after midnight. The Montana delegation, led by Jack Hanger, performed aboard the special with dances and planned further stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Montana
Howe
Cme
Missouri
Los Angele
Los Angeles
Livestock Special Car Stops Day At Deer Lodge
The Northern Pacific livestock development special car was sidetracked at Deer Lodge. At the courthouse square in the afternoon Prof. F W Merrill spoke on dairy cattle and Prof J T Caine of Utah Agricultural College lectured on horses noting Europe’s war as an opportunity to cull scrub stock. Prof C N Arnett of Montana College discussed future breeding for quality horses. Prof Hartman of Bozeman planned to rejoin at Butte but was delayed. Dick Dee accompanied the party to introduce speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Northern Pacific
Dee Lodge
Courthouse Square
F. W. Merrill
J. T. Caine
Utah Agricult Lege
C.N. Arnett
Agricultural College At
Hozeman
Europe
Professor Hartman
Bozeman
Butte
Businese
Hamilton
Dick Dee
Northern Pi Rifle
Wool sale and local events in Bozeman July
Gallatin valley sheepmen sold 24000 pounds of wool to St Paul for 76.26 per pound, led by James H. Martin and others en route to Seattle. Bozeman marks Yellowstone trail launch with a trapshoot at the fairgrounds. Gallatin valley Chautauqua set for July 27 to Aug 2 with tent on Irving school grounds. Texas visitors Horton family praised the Yellowstone trail on their Spokane trip. James McAtee moves sheep to forest reserve on Riv an creek. City improves Third avenue and Olive street paving. Local business figures and locals attend state Eagles event in Butte. John A. Lice travels to Livingston. Dee chaties Lance visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
St. Paul
Hove
James H. Martin
M. Haten
George W. Flanders
Pred Bull
Wiliam Noth
George Smart
Dr. CS
Smith
Winlam “Warwicky
Seattle
Seattle From the’ Twin Citien, Epent Staccnday
Boseman
Fair Grounds
Cunningham
Irving School
Horton
San Antonio
Texas
Spokane
Yellowstone Trail
J Ames ‘McAtee
Studison
Rivan “Creek
Gallatin
Re‘aas
Third Avenue
Cleveland Street
Olive Street
Olive
Third ‘Avenue
Grand “Avenues
Ringland
Webb Vincent
Por Dodge
Town
Korsland
Iavermore
Tows
Buell Land Company
C. Sumsley
National Bank
Watley
Xon'Arbor
Alith
Nus
Annual Meeting of Health Officers in Bozeman
The State Health Officers association announces its annual meeting in Bozeman July 12-13 with a full two day program. Monday features a welcome, several lectures on sanitation garbage disposal and school health, plus a joint session with the summer school. Tuesday covers dairy inspection infection modes water treatment and medical inspection of school children with a focus on spotted fever symposium and laboratory exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
State Health Officers’ Association
A. m
John Lace
J. M. Hamilton
A. W. Deal
Lewistown
Mise M. Hughes
Helena
W. G. Richards
Billings
Emil Starr
Hi. J McGregor
Chouteau
C.eo Wallin
Ndance
Col
Arthur Morrow
Kalixpell
Henry_A. Davee
de. C.T. Pigot
M. Wray Witten
Versailles
P. H. Mccarthy
Butte
Washington, D. C
Caroline Magill
Tutte
G. F. McCullough
Missoula
C. E. McCoy
Belgrade
Willard V. King
Florence
Water and Food Laboratory
Food Laboratory
Collee
Shriners Day In Helena Dedicates New Temple
Helena July 10 Shriners Day drew about 1500 members for the dedication of a new temple under Imperial Potentate Smith of Rochester NY with Imperial divan participation. A reception for women visitors, a Broadwater plunge visit, and an evening parade preceded trains to Great Falls. Great Falls Wool Market opened with seven clips sold, prices 2.10 to 2 1/2 cents per pound, Albright Sheep Co. highest bid. next market set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Imperial Potenate Smith
Ro Chester
N.Y
Algeria
Apital
Helena Shriners
Broadwater
Nith
Great Falls
Albright Sheep Company
Missionary Chapman's Northland lecture inspires Livingston readers
The Rev. John W. Chapman of Anvik Alaska spoke at St Andrew's church on his 28 years of Alaska mission work. Also reported are county court decisions denying a Cooke City liquor permit for insufficient signers amid protests, Myrtle O'Brien facing bigamy charges, and a Shriner social train cake presented to Imperial Potentate F R Smith.
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Gston
John W.chapman
Anvik
Alaska
St. Andrew's Church
Vermont
Board of County Commissioners
Cooke City
Myrtle O'Brien
Frank Arnold
Myrtle ‘Thompson
Arthur J. Bishop
Shields Valley
Bishop
Butte
Easity
Imperial
F. R. Smith
The
Shriners
Owens
Northern Pacific Dining Car Department
H. J. Titus
Yellowstone National Park
Fez
F. R. Erith
Dining Co Commissary Department
Seattle
St. Mark’s
Corner Sixth
Main Streets
Chapman
Anrik
Evans
Dingle
Ladies’ Guild
Coroner Creel to Return Home After Rochester Surgery
Lewistown July 10 Coroner George Creel recovering well after recent operation in Rochester Minn plans to return home in about two weeks State health officers convention and medical association meetings ahead with Dr A W Deal leading county health work and pausing at Livingston Bozeman and other cities Estate of late John Brooks filed for administration naming P Halpin as administrator Major portion of estate rental business property Readiness for Fergus county farmers picnic at Mocca experimental station Ayers to preside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wistown
George Creel
Rochester
Minn
Fire Department
A. W. Deal
Bozeman
State Health Officers’ Association
State Medic Association
Livingston
Koy B. Ayers
Fergus County
Moccua
Deer Lodge Man Drowns in Indiana Trip
Deer Lodge July 10 1911 The death of Cleve J Loveland known as Lovey shocks friends after he drowned at Garrett Indiana en route to visit his wife and son The Navy veteran machinist lived in Deer Lodge four years worked at Milwaukee roundhouse and belonged to Mount Powell lodge No 100 A M and M Blue Lodge members The body held by Indiana authorities awaiting relatives instructions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
C.J. Loveland
Garrett
Mattie Cooper
Butte
H Fw
Ind
R.a.loveland
Bayonne
Mount Powell Lodge
A. Fe
Fire destroys seven passenger touring car near Dillon
A. S. Johnson's seven passenger touring car was completely destroyed by fire after fuel spilled from a can onto the muffler during a refueling stop near Dillon. Johnson had been in another car earlier, and a gasoline run triggered the blaze as the car burned at night. Other local news notes many Dillonites heading to Butte and Seattle for Shriners and Elks events, plus several funeral notices for local residents with services this afternoon at Mount Moriah and Sacred Heart Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
A. S. Johnson
Butte
Coast
J. FE. Monroe
Robert Boone
J. A. Ona
E. 0. Selway
Julius Rounds
Shriners
Seattle
Helena
Temple
F. Waldorf
Elks
San Francisco
J. F. Wiksdal
Doyle Funeral Notice At Auntige Residence
Doyle will take place Monday morning at 11 oclock from the Auntige residence 208 Pearl street to St Patrick s church where mass will be celebrated at 10:30. The remains of the late Mare sin Teahy aged 2 years who died Friday are at Dugan s undertaker parlors funeral notice later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Theate Ajohact
Auntige
Pearl Street
St. Patrick's Church
Rhatiy
Mare Sin Teahy
Dugan
Larry Duggan Helmbte Undertaker and Embriwer
Larry Duggan is listed as the undertaker and embrier for an 110 Ind event or service, with a local phone reference. The fragment mentions roles and a contact method, indicating a small community notices item.
Water panic hits Dillon as dam breaks above Argenta
Dillon endures a water scare as a lake dam above Argenta bursts causing flood in Trattlesnake region and mud in Rattlesnake rock. City uses Rattlesnake creek for water while fire protection remains ample. Meanwhile preparations begin for the first annual Chautauqua in Dion and nurse Beatrice Willid of Murray hospital plans permanent relocation. A despondent sheepherder suicide attempt leaves him gravely hurt. Dr. Grant B. Finch returns from Bozeman after attending summer school. A musical entertainment is planned Tuesday at the normal college to dedicate a new grand piano in the lary Auditorium with Mabel Hatch directing and several assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Murray
Butte
Lary Auditorium
Mabel Hatch
Margaret Poindexter
Thomas
Mary Hester Phillips
Lucy Herick
Edna ‘Oxteander
George Melton
Polson Extends Boundaries Amid Rapid Growth
Polson, on the south shore of Flathead Lake in Montana, is expanding its townsite and adjoining tract sales due to rapid development and growth. The city, described as a healthy, progressive center, sits in a rich region with Flathead Lake as a major landmark and is seen as a key growth area in the Flathead country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Polson Ponilation
Flathead Lake
United States
Flathead Country
Bandit hunt in Yellowstone Park continues after coach robbery
July 10 Livingston reports search by U S Army in Yellowstone National Park for two bandits who robbed five coaches carrying about 50 tourists. Soldiers sweep camps in the 3575 square mile reservation, reporting no trace near the Gibbon and Firehole rivers. Colonel Brett expects lists of victims and loot by tomorrow. Great Falls notes Geraldine city election results with Welch winning mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
United States
Park
L. M. Brett
Gibbon
Firedale
Hirett
Mammoth Hot Springs
Urett
Great Falls
Geraldine
William D. Weleh
Welch
Thomas F. Arnett
C. C. Fisher
W. If
Thompson
Alarmen
J. P. Thornquist
Fred Yokey
T. C. Fuller
C. Knight
Terms of surrender plan for German Southwest Africa
Pretoria July 1 The supplementary terms framed by Dr Seitz Imperial governor of German Southwest Africa provide for the transfer to the Union of the entire property of the protectorate government as well as all war material and the military forces. The canal zone is planning to build field works in exposed places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Union of South
Night Chief Walsh Faces Odd Early Morning Encounters
Anaconda Night Chief Jack Walsh encountered a barefoot Austrian man claiming forced shoeless travel and assault after two intruders were found in his cabin. Hours later an excited Black lodger accused a man of occupying his lodging room, which Walsh uncovered by pulling the man from beneath a bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Walsh
Tom Glover
Shereupon
City
Anaconda Churches Announce Sunday Services and Events
Morning worships and sermons dominate a busy schedule across Anaconda churches. Rev. G Clifford Cress leads at the first Bapital church with communion follows. Christian church hosts Bible School and Young Peoples meeting. Other congregations list services, baptisms, concerts, and missionary talks across Norwegian, Swedish, and Christian Science churches with speakers from Butte and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust
G. Clifford Cress
Young Peoples
C. Cress
Reardon 13 Chosen For Big Convention
P J Teardon led the Western Federation of Miners delegates elected for the AFL convention with 1286 votes to 1000 for J Cameron and 8% for James Roberts. The four delegates will represent the federation at the San Francisco meeting in November. Reardon, a veteran Anaconda labor leader, is praised by friends and union colleagues for his long involvement and competence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Federation of Miners
American Federation of Labor
P. J. Teardon
Teardon
J Cameron
James Roberts
Moyle
British Columbia
Hig
San Francisco
Reardon
Benga
Anaconda
Clun Holds Seers Banquet With Club Activities
The Anaconda motorcycle club members held an enjoyable banquet at their club rooms last evening. After supper, the members enjoyed a pleasant evening with various sports and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Torcycle Club
Notice to bids for school repairs in Anaconda district
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 1 in Anaconda Montana invites sealed bids for woodwork flooring and painting repairs at Lincoln Prescott and other school buildings. Bids due at the clerk's office by 3 oclock pm on July 24. Repairs include floor work in classrooms halls and corridors painting of doors roofs and woodwork. specifications available at the clerk's office. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Signed by John L. Chrystat and Florence N. Coe clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotice Ie
Deer Lawies
Anaconda
Mont
Assem Ig
Lincoln School
Prescott
John L. Chiystat
Alldings
Death and Funeral Notteen Marie Oulanouse
Marie Oulanouse aged in years died yesterday morning at near Sir Alder Street. The service is scheduled for morning at 8:45 at Peters Church where the high mass will be celebrated. Funeral arrangements follow at Wilson's rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Oulanouse
Sir Alder Street
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Postmas
Standard
Washington
Montana Post-Masters
Adrian G. Carter
Kirby
James Hill
Whilam G. Holt
Mona
Los Angel
Bozeman News
OF Health Officers
Tom
Woon
Livingston News
Lewistown News
Indiana
Loveland
Parr
Garner
Dillon News
Undertakers
Sherman & Reed Undertakers
East Broadway
Telephone ST
Larry Duggan
Helmbte Undertaker
J. Walsh
Kuat Wark Street
Joseph Richards
Montana Street
Hutte, Mont
Ate
RY CO
Polson
Yellowstone Park
Nee
Anaconda News
Christian Church
Chrisian Endeavor
CW. Bml
Lorrimer
CW. B. M
Ritz
East Sixth Street
Tuday
Our Savior's
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Corner Chestnut
East Firth Streets
Lars Sherveu
Crne Swedish Evangelical Lutherangian Church
Cedar Streets
Carl E. Pronzen
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Main Street
Mary. Baker Eddy
First Methodist Church
Air
Third Streets
John A. Meeke
Kerman
Epworth
Edward Smith
Swedish Baptist Church
Fifth and
A. Johnson Stormans
A. Olson
Solomon
King
Walter Lindberg
Fifth and Cedar Streets
Christian Science Society
Third Street
IL A. m
Swedish Mission Church
Alder and
Pith
A. Andrew
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Cameron
M, Lendberg
Chicago
A. Ivarson
Eat Falls
HE. M. Clifford
Greensburg
Charles D. Storer
Southern Cross
John
Kirkup
J. Regan
Thomas Donlan
Wisdom
Witte
CLUN
Comtrnet
M. P. Mahoney
Anaconé
Yankee Brew
Yankee Drinkers
Anaconda Brewing Co
Silha’s
Dancing Academy
Silha Lace and Music Hall
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