Candidates plentiful in Mineral County election slate
July 12 filing deadline for Mineral County offices passed amid confusion over dates. Candidates appeared for all offices except coroner as August 1 election sets county seat and officer choices. Listed independents include Edward Riberdy state senator and C G Willett state representative. clerks, assessors, and other posts also cited with multiple names. Also notes local sports results and bids for cement sidewalk projects in Stevensville district.
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Missoula
Mineral
Missoula County
Lst
Edward F Riberdy
St. Regis
C. G. Willett
Alberton
Frank Mills
Quarts
C. D. Bartle
James Abbey
George L. Dean
Ba Portal
George H. Hankinson
Ta Kio
Joseph A. Mayo
de Borgia
Otto Riffin
Keystone
Mf. Leron
Lloyd Eller
Herbert H. Kuphat
Miso Lieb
Tron Mountain
Devern T. Wikingon
Funeral service details for Fogeday morning
A funeral will be held Friday morning at 19 o'clock with a Mass at St Ferean Church. The service is scheduled to honor the departed with parish rites and community prayers.
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St Ferean Church
Funeral plans for Larry Duggan Daddow set for Tuesday
The body of Larry Duggan Daddow will be removed this afternoon from Huck Ata Dariers to the residence at 21 East Park Street, where the funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock with Reverend George D Wolfe officiating. The family thanks friends and painters union members for sympathy and support.
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John HH
Warky E. Crispin
City to rebuild streets with paired walks and parking
The council plans to restructure the district to cover about eleven blocks with walks on both sides of each street. Urbs will be provided and put in as part of the project. Streets will be graded and parking arranged.
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Ares Imme
Elks plan big event at Deer Lodge July 28
Deer Lodge July 12 committees from Butte Anaconda and the local Elk Lodge met to organize a July 28 outing expected to draw about 2500 Elk members and friends. The program includes a parade led by the Deer Lodge band, a baseball game, athletic events with prizes, dancing to a good orchestra, and food and drink at the city Park beside the Milwaukee depot.
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Deer Lodge
Butte
Anaconda
Elks
Twohy Medal Shoot Won by Smith at 2 Bind Events
The Twohy medal shoot saw Smith Williams and Drumgoote tied on 24 points each in a 2 bind event. Smith achieved one straight run in the smith shoot while Tippet of Derr Lode made a perfect score of 2. Other scores listed include Mathewson Coleman Coy and several unclear entries.
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Smith
Williams
Drumgoote
Tippet
Derr Lode
Mathewson
Coleman
Butte Electrics defeat prison team at Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge July 12 The Butte Electrics beat the Montana state prison team 12 to 8 in a baseball game. Leahy caught for the Electrics and Loller pitched as the lineup featured Steck Bettwell Delaney Lark and Schewe among others.
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Deer Lodge
Montana State
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Bute
Butte
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Elestrtes
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McCoy
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Lowe
Stein
Hyatt
Mills
Butte Ilectrics
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Bule
Steck
Brazier Candy to Move Helena Factory to Keat Falls
Keat Falls set to begin work tomorrow on a new factory for Brazier Candy Manufacturing Company, which will relocate from Helena. Two lots on Milwaukee freight line at Tenth Avenue south and Fifth Street secured. brick and stone building 100 by 60 feet, cost about $0,000. Project includes two story plus basement, completion planned with plant in operation. 72 women and several men to be employed initially.
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Brazier Candy Manufacturing Company
Helena
Ita
Milwaukee
Tenth Avenue
Fifth Street
Rain Gives Crops Relief in Twin Bridges Area
In Twin Bridges July 11 heavy rain began Thursday afternoon, helping dry land farms and crops. Hay yield small but crop moisture improved. Local activity includes sheep buyers in the north, Alder John Marley seeking sheriff nomination, packing plant interest by Mr. Brice, nursery leadership shift at the state orphanage, and mining plans in the gulch with German landseekers visiting.
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Neveral
Malta
John" Marley
Marshal
Heriff
Brice
Three Forks
Gallatin
Madison
Jefferson
Elizabeth Sherman
State Orphans Home
Lydia” Emerson
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Helen
Haseen
Goodrich Gulch
South Dakota
Northern Pacific
Josee Oakes
Oakes
A. R. Jones
Gainesville
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Sheddan
Railroad Carpenter Found Dying on Rails
A. J. Layman, 47, foreman carpenter on the Northern Pacific Fish Creek bridge project, was found on the tracks east of Rivulet and died at the hospital at 1 PM. He left Duluth with $34, last seen Saturday at Rivulet buying groceries. circumstances of his death remain unclear. Layman, with wife and family, had worked on the project for months.
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A. J. Layman
Gary
New Fish Creek
Paci
Rivulet
Coeur d’Alene
Brig Force
Layman
Duluth
Minn
Gerrick & Gerrick
Four men to face hearing over Oregon Short Line hold up
Four Negroes who pleaded guilty to Robbery and who are accused of holding up and taking a gun from a brakeman on an Oregon Short Line freight train will have their preliminary hearing next Thursday. The four were identified by the train crew as the culprits. Mrs Mabel Gleed of Laketown Utah, wife of Henry Gleed Jr., died of heart trouble at Bearlake. Funeral held in Salt Lake City with Dillon and Dell residents attending. Salmon City Idaho plans a large baseball excursion to Dillon next Sunday to see their team play and meet locals. William Rowe, a pioneer of Jefferson County, mentioned in dispatches.
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Harlowton Judien
Teague
Towen
Ute
Hire F. Wi'Barron
Mee Hei
AE Robertinn
J. L. Everett
Three Forks
James H. Stewart
Ghent
Mabel Gleed
Laketown
Utah
Dillon
Bearlake
Henry Gleed Jr
Henry. Gleed
Beaverhead County
Dell
Gleed
Mabel Nebeker
Nebeker
Idaho
William Rowe
Jefferson
Hudolph Swanson
Rud
Chicago
Buttero
Mise Anni Ikon
Mukegon
Mich
Swedish Mission
Fale ‘Quist
Metating
Swanon
Er Lange
Rexpo
Swans
Muskegon
F. K. Willard
Missoni
Matton
Tess
HH. Brown
Leen
Missoula Maton
John Lacy
George McGillis
Seattle
Unth
Tn Deer Ize
Erick Williams
Rocky Ma Auarters
Harlowton
Allroad
E. E. Clothier
Malden
Sloan Miller
Missoula
Cecil Hall
Milwaukee
Deer Lodge
Thur Day
John J. Maloney
T. J." Burns
Burns
Sam Willams
Avery
Pearie
David
Pealee
St Black’ River
Rollins
Wyo
Partemalee
E 1
Richardson
Brotherhood of Railway
Mexica
W. Ke, Dill
Arthur Trout
Signal Department
Mile
Waukee
Missentia
Charles Hurst
Rocky Mountain Division
Hurst
William Davis
William Jr
Nellie
Georgia
Hollywood
Cal
Charles (Vans
Ars Warren Evang
Christie
International Association of Machinists
Miles City
William, Kling
William Libby
Tacoma
Richard Smith
Herbert” Poll Willook
Deer Undler
E.R. Fink
Drummond
Ovando
John Murphy
Cincinnati
Deer Lodge News Notes Local Rail Jobs and Visits
Deer Lodge residents and visitors populate the week with railroad movements, promotions, and travel. Foremen, brakemen, and clerks relocate to posts from Missoula to Three Forks, Seattle to Harlowton, while inspections and orders ripple through the Milwaukee and Northern Pacific lines. Locals Mrs. Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. Ade, and numerous families spend time with kin in Missoula, Seattle, and Spokane, as crews adjust schedules and expect to return after vacations.
Fergus County to advance to second class next year
County assessor Mike Garnett completed totals for the year with a statewide valuation near 18.7 million dollars. Land leads the increase at 1.63 million, cattle rise to 886,058 dollars, horses at 940,580, hogs jump to 125 dollars per head, and overall property categories show gains though some declines exist. The result suggests Fergus County may advance to second class unless a county division plan reduces the valuation.
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Lewistown
Mike Garnett
Fergus
Colombian Treaty Mater of Justice debate in Senate
Secretary Hiryan defends the proposed Colombian treaty amid fierce senate opposition over Panama's separation. He argues arbitration is undesirable, cites Colombia's losses estimated around 17 to 25 million dollars, and asserts the treaty aims to restore long standing U S Colombian friendship with a settlement reflecting justice and direct negotiation.
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Hiryan
United States
Colombia
Panama
Senate
Roosevelt
Firyan
Terencen
Romney
Colom
United States seeks friendly settlement with Latin America
The passage discusses the U S willingness to settle differences with Panama and other Latin American nations on a neighborly basis. It argues generosity in disputes would raise prestige and deepen ties with Central and Southern American neighbors, enhancing daily relations.
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Panama
United States
Spanish America
Central
Southern America
Lantala Buried With An Oration
A funeral service for Lantala featured an oration on life’s struggles and death as a redeemer for workers. The cortege proceeded down Arizona street with several hundred people observing in silence and guarding the resting place marked by equal reverence.
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Lantala
Arizona Street
Barnes Sets 25 Mile Dirt Track Record in Portland Race
Percy F Barnes of Seattle powered a 25 mile fre for all in Rose City speedway action to chart a new world's mark of 22 minutes. Terrible Teddy Tetzlaff and Coal Ol Billy Carlson trailed as engine troubles hit the leader near the 20th lap. The former record stood at 22 minutes 2 3 5 seconds set by Disbrow at San Jose on April 14, 1912.
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Tre
Guy
Percy F Barnes
Seattle
Rose City
Teddy” Tetzlaff
Billy” Carlson
San Jose
Barnes
Tetzlaft
Twostieth
Mining boom spreads in Santa Rosalia with 4000 workers
Wireless dispatch from San Diego dated July 12 reports the California reaching Santa Rosalia finds the smelters and mines in full operation with about 4000 men at work. The industries run without interference except for occasional cattle thief depredations on the outskirts of the mining concessions as the French flag flies over the territory and prospects improve for a peaceful settlement on the west coast.
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Um Board
U.S
California
Santa Rosalla
Mexico
San Diego
Santa Rosalia
Song Service at Trinity Methodist Church Center ville
The Trinity Methodist Church at Center ville held a special song service with a 22 member choir. Highlights included the Handel Messiah chorus and Mozart mass hymn numbers. Pastor M Adams spoke and the Epworth League meeting followed, with venue changes noted for the Sunday school anniversary to Warm Springs August 19. Polly Webb reported on the state convention at Billings and will finish next Sunday.
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Trinity” Methodist
Centerville
Charles Darnim
Fother
Leake
Charles J. Tillman
Ings
Adams
Epworth League
Warm Springs
Polly Webb
League
Billings
Wil
Alleged Dynam: Peterson Held on Tutte Miners Safe Blast Charge
John Peterson, 48, of 121 Anaconda Road, is jailed on an allegation of dynamiting the Tutte Miners union safe. Peterson denies the charge. Deputies Larkin and Kellar arrested him.
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Anaconda Road
Jakle
Tutte
Peterson
Larkin
Kellar
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