Montana Lumbermen Open Convention in Hot Springs
Sporial Dispatch reports the third annual Montana Retell Lumbermen's association convention opens in Uintere Hot Springs for five days. Delegates from every city are expected. events include receptions, a banquet, and addresses by H. A. Tom Pieton Great Falls and G. M. Porter Billings. J E Lane Lewistown speaks on patronizing home merchants. A L Porter Spokane closes the event.
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Sporial
Standava, Uinter'e Hot Springs
Montana Retell Lumbermen's Associaton
Springs Hotel
H. A. Tom Pieton
Great Falls
G. M. Porter
Billings
J. E. Lane
Lewistown
George McMullin
Deer Lodge
A. L. Porter
Spokane
A. McCampbell
Bastmaster
Bilings & Northern Townsite spares land for winter wheat
Hedgesville July 11 Special Dispatch reports Bilings & Northern Townsite company haying and plowing east end holdings to sow winter wheat. A Willson, assistant to Prof. Thomas Shaw at Great Northern experimental station near Great Falls, inspected crops and forecasts winter wheat yields of 10 to 20 bushels with higher returns on well prepared ground. Books are arranged in the building owned by the local public library association and readers may use the facility. Sheep Gulch dairy guarantees health-regulation compliance. Visitors welcome.
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The
Standard
Hedgesville
Bilings & Northern Townsite Company
A. Willson
Thomas Shaw
Great Northern Experimental Staton
Great Falls
Pubdue Mirary Association
Great Gathering of Road Builders in Atlantic City
Montana joins national push for road improvement as Atlantic City hosts the American Road Congress. Delegates from the United States office of public roads and leaders from the American Automobile Association and the American Association for Highway Improvement will explore funding, construction, and maintenance to halt revenue losses on the nation’s roads. The six day program divides sessions among road users, financing, and engineering with tours from major cities to promote a continental highway from Quebec to Florida.
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Montana
Congress
Butte
United States Office of the Public Roads
Tve
United States
France
Atlantic City
American Roll Congress
W American Association
American Automobile Association
Han
Ler McClimg
W National Association of Routt Machinery and Material Manufacturers
Hag
Midae
Manulavenlas
United States Office of Pubic Roads
Consiglias of
Cunberland
American Association For Highway Improvement
Interstate Commerce
James 8. Harlan
Directone
W. Tinley
Souther Railway Company
Chomas Nelson Page
W. C. Brown
New York Centralines
Ma Association
Amercan Automobile Association
Nunbr
Quebec
Wilcome
Miami
Florida
American Seaboard
Tr Southern
United Sates
Atlanta
Américan Automobile Association
Year’s Recreation Trip By Jennie Pettibone Party
The Disses Jennie Gather and Lizzie Pettibone left yesterday on extended tours lasting over a year. They will first visit the Flathead country and spend weeks exploring Glacier Park, then travel to Portland and proceed toward Southern California visiting several cities along the route.
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Jennie
Gather
Lizzie Pettibone
Ours
Flathead Country
Miss Lizzie Pettibone to lead Washington school visit
When colder weather settles, Miss Lizzie Pettibone principal of Washington school and Miss Jennie Pettibone grade teacher plan a sane-building study trip to Missouri. They have held their posts for years and will spend time in recreation, visiting and investigating school methods in other cities. Miss Pettibone hourskeeper for the three aid at the sanwife will accompany her sisters on the trip.
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Missouri
Lizzie Pettibone
Washington School
Jennie Fettibone
Rather Pettibone
Sheep Shearers to Hold Convention at Alhambra
The eleventh annual convention of the Sheep Shearers Union of the country plans to gather in Alhambra with a call to elect a general secretary and arrange methods for organizing work. The convention aims to raise standards, improve business affairs, and bolster union influence amid strong membership and anticipated large attendance. Signed by Forrest, McLennan, Novion, Peralta, Paulson, Krautschim, and Smith as officers.
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Malou
Nerity Anu
Cutie
al Alois
SF Bely
Womlts
Hives
Sheen Shearers Union
Chairnen
S. Peralta
3. Paulson
F. W. Krautschim
K. Smith
Mayer's Modern Jewery Appliance Firm Ad
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Mayer
Mother in court over county aid and care of children
Mrs. Lindquist, mother of four, faced auditors over county support cuts. She claimed she could not care for the children while maintaining a lodging house for $20 a month. Auditors suggested restoring the usual $20 aid and pursuing a private investigation of alleged boarders.
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J. Lindaulet
Ibane
Childern
Breidergnes
Lindquist
Abel
Ebilero
Werense
Mars
Lindquist Tools
Oberon
Organization of Montana State Grange Completed
Special Dispatch reports the Montana State Grange organizing in Sigway side Washington with 75 delegates from local granges. W Ticking and Montana Mariners Institute assisted. committees formed. a program with addresses and elections conducted. officers named. plans for future meetings and a hoped 21 local granges in the state with about 20 members.
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Wil Abank
Montana
Washington State Range
Sigwayside
Wash
Cooley
Moringa
Ferry
Manter
Ch Oa
Foun
Sunkiver
Poo
Sadersan
Cours
Uy MO. Vanelier
Traptstemtan
Flowerren
Pomona
Winrin Slanger
Ulm
Anna Nicolas
Great Falls
Mintdina Agricultural
Colless
Warrow
Madison County Assessor Delivers 1912 Equalization Report
Virginia City reports the Madison county assessor H Vinson and deputy William J Foreman completed the annual equalization after reviewing the 1912 figures. Total assessed value excluding railroads stands at 552,067 with last year at 344,513. Sheep numbers dropped from 122,014 valued at 335,145 to 110,? with 247,995. cattle rose to 27,200. thoroughbred and range horses show declines. work horses and mules rise to 4,20? with total value around 9. The report explains the changes and notes adjustments by stock counts and valuations for the year.
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Standard
Virginia City
Madison County
H. Vinson
William J. Foreman
Etary
Uther
Utal
Menisi
Gustafson and Sohne Wed in Swedish Lutheran Ceremony
Fred Gustafson and Miss Hilda M. M. Sohne Voth united in marriage Wednesday evening at 4b1 Kemper Avenue. Reverend Hans son of the Swedish Lutheran church officiated at the private ceremony attended by a large circle of friends.
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Fred Gustafson
Hilda MM. Sohne
Initte
Johnsen
Kemperavenue
Hansson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Tone
Extradition Treaty Closes Refuge for Exiled Leaders
Washington signs an extradition treaty with Elanduras, ending the last refuge for a key exiled leader. The agreement, dated today, formalizes cooperation and marks a milestone in international pursuit of justice.
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Washington
United Sta
Elanduras
Court records recount a drunken row and fines
The document notes a county case where a defendant faced charges after a water wagon incident. Mrs Smith agreed to inform the court. Witnesses including J King and C Brooks testified to disturbances with women and children aboard. A suspension on fines occurred, with further appearances required if more disturbances arose.
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James Statth
Sinetle
Spreck
Resolutions on the oath of Brother John J. Guinn
Fraternal Group notes the death of John J. Guinn a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Silver Bow and offers condolences. Resolutions praise his character and service and request copies be sent to his mother and minutes reflect the loss to the order. Committing officers signed by I Taylor and Nagy with Albert Herty’s removal noted.
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John J. Guinn
Neath
Buttosorle
Order of Eagles
Dablona
Hi Press
Twa
BLO Gulctcracy
I. Taylor
JB Mt
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