Health Officers Discuss Flathead Land Sale at State Meeting
Papers by Dr. A W Deal of Lewistown and others opened the Montana State Health Officers association session at the college in Bozeman with talks on tuberculosis nursing, garbage disposal, school sanitation, and infection sources. Public health themes continued as Helena notices covered a June wedding and Fergus County real estate plans announced for August land sales in Kalispell and Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missori
H. A. Davee
Helena
Hamilton
John A. Lace
Deal
Miss Hughes
Health Board
W. G. Richards
Wytten
Swingle
Congregations Amalgamate in Missoula Union
In Missoula on July 12 a meeting of the combined Congregational and Presbyterian churches voted to unite into a single worship body. Committees from both sides drafted resolutions that were unanimously adopted, absorbing the Congregational church into the Presbyterian. The Presbyterian church is building a new church in South Missoula, marking the first step toward broader Protestant consolidation in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misgoula
Presbyterian
Fort
Presbey
F. A. Roberts
W.W. Wickes
Asa Willard
J. C. Williams
J. McCall
Congregational Church
M.R. Marshall
J. H. McGuffey
T. A. Price
GA. Ketcham
George Fox
South Missoula
Missoula
Montana Elks Are There Passing Out Souvenirs
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Los Angeles reports that Montana Elks provided souvenirs and hosted a Montana delegation at the Starke hotel. Montanans gathered from beaches and resorts for entertainment including a Pasadena trip Universal City and local showplaces. Walter Carns heads the Montana headquarters in a display of famed Butte hospitality.
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Standard
Los Angeles
Montana
Starke Hotel
Pasadena
Universal City Land
Kansas
Butte
Headquarters
Walter Carns
Desert
Restoration to Entry of Lands in Deerlodge Forest Montana
Notice lists 077 acres in Deerlodge National Forest Montana subject to settlement under Homestead laws. Lands described by township range and sections, with a detailed metes and bounds description. Application by Joseph Foraman of Anaconda and another listing with complex survey data and excluded roadways.
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Akia
National Forest
Deerlodge National Forest
Montana
United States
United ‘States Land Office
Helena
Bomland
Ani
Hitler
M. OM
Mt. T
Imrea
SaMana
Joseph Foraman
Romer
Baimehainn
Bae Orne Iney
Frenne Giofa
Dening
Unis
Ib Degrens
SMEME
Artivareen
Owa Rulistane
Pioneer of Sixty-Four Eugene Humbert Dead
Eugene Humbert a pioneer of Western Montana and early Missoula resident died at 11 oclock this morning at the Montana hotel from Brights disease. He came to the region by sea, lived much of his life on the reservation in the cattle business and in mining and prospecting around Cedar Creek and Nine Mile. He knew many old timers including F Richett G A Wolfe and Frank Woody. Funeral services will be held at the Catholic Church Wednesday morning at one oclock and the body will be shipped to French Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Eugene Humbert
Montana
Bright
Humbert
Big Blae
Cedar Creek
Nine Mile
F. Richett
G. A. Wolfe
Frank Woody
Orelock
Frenchtown
New Agricultural Hall for the Missoula Fair
Missoula July 12 county commissioners awarded the contract for a new agricultural hall at the fair grounds to contractor R A Hoard. Bids from Davis Graham J F Harrington Morton Sinclair Tt Ao Hoard Fo Reed James Slinkins range from 440 to 4845. The hall will mirror other fair buildings with a mezzanine to display special exhibits above and bulkier producers below.
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Missoula
Fair Grounds
Montana
R. A. Hoard
Davis Graham
J. F. Harrington
Morton& Sinclair
Tt Ao Hoard
FO. Reed
James Slinkins
Perilous Crossing Tragedy Strikes Sand Coulee Farmer
Special Dispatch reports Great Falls Matoot: Sotieh, a Sand Coulee farmer, was struck by a Milwaukee train while attempting to cross with his wagon. He panicked, jumped in front of the locomotive, and suffered fatal injuries. The horse and wagon were untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Jure
Sotieh
Sand Coulee
Suitch
Three Forks Women to Start a Library
Three Forks July 12 The Three Forks Woman's club has decided to start a public library in the city. The Indies will give a library tea in the near future and each woman will donate a book. Businessmen expressed willingness to help. Plans were made for a girls' auxiliary and new memberships were proposed as the club outlined next year's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Philipsburg News notes local travel, highway work and deaths
Mrs CC ins travels to Great Falls to visit daughter Mrs Fred J Perra. County Surveyor Earle B Patten begins cross section work for the new county highway from Flint Creek to Georgetown. Ed Bosler sustains severe forearm injury needing 18 stitches. Several social visits occur among locals, including Misses Franzman Featherman Winninghot and Durfee. William McDonalld, Canadian, dies of Bright's disease aged nearly 79. Sheriff McLeod reports arrests in a forgery case linked to a Phillipsburg man and other suspects. Market reports list prices for wheat, oats, flax and durum with July and September futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
CC. €Ins
Great Falls
Fred J. Perra
P. W. Merrifield
Bernice Franzman
Raith Featherman
Rose Winninghot
Fanny Featherman
Adelaide Durfee
Margaret McKenzie
Fred Bowen
E. A. Hannah
Fred ‘Regen
George M Ker
Silver City
N. M
G. J. Atwater
Elu
Mary Kaiser
Margaret Doe
Eva McDonel
Ruth Carmichael
Virginia Bellivell
Montana Wi Hams
Jeune McTeod
Marie Durfee
William — McDonalld
Bright
Stetbonata
Jha
Inter Am
Ottawa
Mtn
Paswe
Helena Tod
Orterton
Helena
Butte
Warde Contey
Deer Hodwe
Connelly
Most Valuable Bible to Montana Historical Library
Helena July 12 The state historical library became custodian of what is likely the most valuable Montana book a 1565 Martin Luther Bible printed in Frankfurt valued at 12000. Luther supplied the manuscript for the four year print run of seven copies. Owner Richard Manger of White Sulphur Springs placed it in the library until his son comes of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Historical Library
Montana
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Martin' Luther
Luther
Richard Manger
White Sulphur Springs
Manger
Historical Library
Hamilton News Highlights Local Visitors and Incidents
Hamilton July 12. R N McDonald and Clyde Slagle with Aaron Single visit town. Frank Stevens from near Darby returns by train. John McLaughlin and Ray Greenup in town for business. Beech injured in wagon accident. team and wagon caused jaw injuries. Gypsies in Hamilton caused complaints with theft of $81 from Erickson. pursuit to Como leads to recovery. Mrs Totman improving after illness. Superintendent Rethel Trwin notes consolidation standards.
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Hamilton
R. N. McDonald
Clyde Slagle
Aaron Single
Frank Stevens
Darby
John McLaughlin
Stevensville
Fd Miller
JF. Adama
Corvallis
Ray Greenup
Alexander Beech
Hecht
J. Erickson
Ale
Erickson
Sherif
Sherif Chamin
Sailor Hogue
Como
Tamiit
Faroman
Wallace
Idaho
Totman
Portland
Rethel Trwin Haw
Vietor
W. Tenchey
Community notices from Deer Lodge this week
Deer Lodge residents and visitors are listed in a weekly roundup of travel, visits, and social occurrences. George McMullin Jr heads to Anaconda for a laboratory position, Arnold and wife depart for New Albany, and many others traverse to fairs, conventions, and relatives in Seattle, Spokane, Portland, and beyond. Names include Benton, Hayland Carlson, James J. Manley, C Hi ms, Margaret Beaumont, Whiteman, Mottenberg, Daniele, Scanland, Brace Kremer, and more. The piece reads as a bustling social ledger of July activities and journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Shriners
Hayland Carlson
Portland
San Francisco
Seattle
James J. Ks Manley
C. Hi ‘Ms
Yellowstone Park
Award Winnemore
Ater
G. W. Lucille
Spokane Thureday
Kennebeck
Carroll
Iowa
Frank Coates
Hi Cobb
Washington
Cal
Margaret
Beaumont
Whiteman
Missoula
Anderson
Rlen
Kansae City
F Mottenberg
Daniele
Meee JM
Scanland
Warm Springs
K of C. Initiati
F.C. Brown
Brannan
Win
Herbert
Orele Miller
Alitwaukes
EE Wittars
Champion
Sir
Katharine
Hiss Bertha Loomer
Sherbourn
Local Moves and Visits Mark Region News Briefs
Alvin leaves Hastings relatives visit after ten days at N H Mayo home. Mario Burton returns from Chicago to spend summer with mother Mrs Dave Burton in Deer Lodge. Leslie MacCormick returns from three week vacation in Wausaw and Ripon, Wil Mes. Miline Mizner of Avon visits uncle this week. Barnden and Charles Kuehling with wife visit Deer Lodge friends. Milwaukee steam shovel No 21 and crew depart for Soudan to prepare new spur for Nine Mile canyon. Milwaukee Lumber Co to use road for logging piOne s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
N. H. Mayo
Hastings
Minn
Mario Burton
Chicago
Deer Ledge
Dave Burton
Leslie MacCormick
Wausaw
Ripon
Wil Mes
MacCormick
Miline Mizner
Avon
Barnden
Charles Kuehling
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Milwaukee Steam Shovel No. 21
Srew
Soudon
Nine Mile Canyon
Lineman Electrocuted At Billings Power Plant
Billings July 12 K. F. Hopkins a Montana Power Company lineman was electrocuted when his foot touched a high voltage wire while rodding a power line. His body was pierced by the current and the fire department fought to resuscitate him for 25 minutes. Hopkins, about 25 years old, leaves relatives in Tas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
K. F. Hopkins
Montana Power Company
Hopkins
Tas
Assistant Forester in University Chair Resigns in Missoula
D. T. Mason, assistant district forester in silv, resigns to accept forestry chair at University of California. He leaves a respected record in Missoula, where W. J. Greeley and others inspect forestry work. Mason’s wife, Mrs. Mason, noted for social life, also departs. In Livingston, A. G. Strasser of Maverick club faces liquor license charge after club was denied permit by city, prompting information from County Attorney Frank Arnold.
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Missoula
Forest Service
D. T. Mason
Distii
Silv
California
Mason
Deer Large Forest
Ais
Mgh
University ‘of California
United States
Graves
F. A. Ile
Greetey
Mr. Sherman
Sherman
Neck of the Woods
Gresley
Lavingston
Informatio
A. G. Strasser
Maverick Club
Frank Arnold
Coun
Strasser
Commercial Club
Maverick
Shriners Special Trains Pleasing to Northern Pacific
July 12 reports nine special par trains carried Shriners of the Masonic order over the Mon ana division for day and early Sunday. Northern Pacific officials and employees organized guards and station duties to prevent emergencies. The division superintendent H O Johnson issued a bulletin praising the show. Crews changes include engineer Samones moving to Nos 225 and 2 between Livingston and Norris, and Herbert Rates leaving for Livingston. Irene Carpenter takes a Yellowstone park post. August Johnson and children returned from Big Timber. C D Driscoll resumes Helena Logan runs with Lee Thomas assisting. Local crops are thriving and haying weather is ideal as ranchers work the fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Order
Monana
Northern Pacific Forday
Northern Fhe
Hythe Northern Pacific
HO. Johnson
Irene Carpenter
William Carpenter
Yellowstone Park
August Johnson
Big ‘Timber
Charles Smith
Bozeman
C.D. Driscoll
Helena-Logan
Lee Thomas
Livingston
Anaconda Copper 3M ties win silver medal at exposition
P Mathewson reports that the Anaconda Copper 3M mining company, with the federal Bureau of Mines, was awarded a silver medal at the Panama Basin exposition in San Agacciaco. The exhibit showcased the mining and metallurgical building and featured the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Mathewson
Anaconda Copper 3M Tng Company
Federal Bureau ‘of “Mines
Panama
City Engineer estimates costs for district 66 67 improvements
Anaconda News reports City Engineer Vestal submitted cost estimates for improvements in special districts 66 and 67. The plan covers curb installation, tree planting, sprinkling, seeding, soil filling, and removal of old curbs along the Maple to Cherry Street block, with front-foot costs and credits for trees and posts. The district totals show front-foot pricing and the proportional burden on property owners, with final per-foot and per-front-foot figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestal
Ceet
Well Known Butte Pair Wed by Father Pirnat
Mr. and Mrs. 0 C Bye and Mise Rosella Theresa Fearon were married by Father Pirnat at St Peters parish in Butte. The couple traveled from Anaconda for the ceremony and were observed by Gordon Dougherty and Miss Jeanie Dougherty as witnesses. Mr. Bye is connected to the Kelsey & Bye firm of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bye
Mise Rosella Theresa Fearon
Father Pirnat
St Peters Parish
Anawnda
Mr. Bye
Alice We
O'Brien
Hye
Gordon Dougherty
Jeanie Dougherty
P. Lynch
Butte
M. Aent
Unique watch fobs from Washoe works make copper anode souvenir
Manager Mathewson yesterday produced the first samples of a distinctive keepsake at the Washoe works. The item is a watch fob shaped as a copper anode mounted on green leather with a copper buckle bearing the Washoe re Auction works insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathewson
Washoe Works
Washoe Re- Auction
Divorce suit seeks alimony and child custody in district court
Mrs. Phearson accuses defendant Fguinet F. J. Phearson of cruelty and rifle threats. She petitions for custody of three children and alimony. An order to show cause why alimony should not be paid will be heard in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Side Phearson
District Court
Fguinet
F. J. Phearson
Phearson
Canae
Red Men to Clash with Speedy Beavers at Warm Springs
The Red Men and Beavers meet at Warm Springs in a statewide contest. Manager Finnegan, absent at the villa, returns to direct play. Sunday the Red Men head to Dile to face the Beaverhead fast club in the Beaverhead town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm
Springs
Forin
Finnegan
Villa
Red Men
Dile Fon
Beaverhead
Oldmouse Funeral Shown At St Peters Church
Large gathering of friends attended the funeral of Mrs Marie Oldhouse at St Peters Church where a solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev Father Pirnat. Pallbearers listed include Anton Rit jammer John Oberg Charles Dermier Henry Smet and others. County assessor documents filed and county commissioners set board of equalization dates July to August 1915 with continuous session if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Oldhouse
St. Peters Church
Father Pirnat
Anton Ritjammer
John Oberg
Charles Dermier
Henry Smet
Hol, Gillespie
Worke Boyes
Ase
Board of County Commissioners
Ray Reardo
Mont
German troops stock bags of fire causing material
German soldiers carry bags labeled for incendiary use and intended to set fires as a strategic tactic. The report describes preparation of fuel-laden sacks for rapid arson during combat operations.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Christina Strom
John Strom, administrator of Christina Strom's estate in Deer Lodge County Montana, invites creditors and claimants to present their demands with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Address is W I Trippet Daly Bank and Trust building Main and Park Anaconda Montana. Dated June 18 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Strom
W. I. ‘Trippet
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Main and
Park Streets
Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
John Strom
Christina ‘Strom
Unleashed Dogs Prompt City Pound Under New Ordinance
A new city ordinance orders a pound for dogs roaming streets unless leashed. Dogs found barking or a nuisance face killing after penalties and time limits. Improvements including paving Hickory Street and lighting Commercial Avenue were approved. A clerk noted older building laws require revision and a demolition order for a noncompliant East Commercial shop was authorized. Adjournment set for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Anaconda
Anaonda
Judiciary Committee
Ehiec
Hickory Street
Thirda Park
Park Avenue
Kory Street
Commercial Avenue
Chestnut
Main Street
Hranscombe
Company Defends Two Cable Ontario Debt Suits
Two suits were filed yesterday in District Court against Cable Ontario. Minin company, with properties in Georgetown District, seeks to recover alleged debts. Plaintiffs are JA. Pore and W. D. Kyte, administrator of the estate of J. M. Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orouaite
Cable Ontario
Minin Company
Georgetown
JA. Pore
W.D. Kyte
J. M. Merrill
Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Montana District Court
In the Third Judicial District Deer Lodge County Montana the estate of Mary ONeill deceased offers a private sale of all her right title and interest at the time of death in a parcel in Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana described as east 60 feet of lots 6 and 8 in block 8 and including a two room frame house. Bids may be offered at the executor's office 515 Maple Street Anaconda. Cash with ten percent at sale and balance on court confirmation. Edward OBrien executor. First publication June 2 1a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Third Judicial District
Montynana
Deer Lodse
Mary O'Neil
St St Montana
Deer Lodge
Dunes Tole
Mary O'Neill
Anaconda
Deer Laxtge
State of Montana
Ana Conde
Deer Lodge Junty
Martina
Welling
Ward Extate
Maple Street
Montana
Cal Chtate
Edward O'Brien
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College Romance
Paris H. Bartley
Fulton
Tallinn Griffiths
St. Louis
Lewistown
John D
Utlen
Fergus County
Waite
Flathead Indian Reservation
Kalis- Yell
Lane
Kalispell
Sola
Mise Foula
General Land Office
Conere
Sheesh Iy Anpeserry
ELKS
LEGAL
J. W. McNall
Anaconda, Mont
Hemmer
Philipsburg News
Olas
Wars Marley
McCaull-Dinsmore Co
SLO
Forthera
Enorinera
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LAMAR
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Oldmouse Funeral
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