Well Known Citizen of Boulder Kills Self
A Boulder resident, Jul F. Smith, known locally, died by suicide yesterday, shooting himself through the heart with a micgaliber revolver. Witnesses and authorities, including his brother and uncle, were notified at the courthouse. The obituary notes he was in his fifties and leaves several siblings. Heavy spring snowfalls blanketed the Beartooth range and Rosebud lake area, with four feet of snow on May 2 raising concerns and easing irrigation fears.
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Billings
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the Lake Resort
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Local notes from Hamilton and surrounding towns
In Hamilton on July 18 Lewis A. Smith grand master of the Montana Trand lodge of Masons will visit the Hamilton lodge this Saturday. The Hamilton Cotillion club plans a cotillion next Saturday at Burns’ hall. Clifford Cross state superintendent of the Baptist church arrived from Lewistown for a short visit. Mrs. Miles McCarty was declared insane by a lunacy commission and sent to Warm Springs. Florence Johnson of Mitchell, D and Mrs. George Cessford of Deer Lodge visit Mrs. J. B. Wolzemuth. Miss Elizabeth Grant of Missoula visits Miss Mamie Wyant. Fred Booth was in Hamilton on business Tuesday then returns to Darby. The library committee awarded the library contract to E. A. Trisdahl of Hamilton for 7875. The sole competing bid was from Dave Graham of Missoula for 7732. Mrs. G. A. Gordon and children, and Mrs. F. D. Monty and son enjoyed an outing at the Fuller cabin. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Kendall and others motor to Missoula to see a Great Falls production. In Great Falls on July 15 a pedestrian was robbed by a lone footpad at Second Avenue South and Center Street near the D H station, the victim claiming about 20 in cash and a watch and chain. a revolver was used. Billings on July 15 reports Yellowstone county assessed valuation rising by 1600,000 with total real and personal property and livestock at 17,408,302 and railroad valuation at 2,985,187.
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Lodge of Masons
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R. Beck
W. A. Mc.Eirey
Great Falls
John Miller
Big Dam
Second Avenue
Fourth Street
South Side
Miller
Montana Dominates Awards At Panama-Pacific Exposition
San Francisco July 15 Montana has earned more awards than any state at the Panama-Pacific exposition for its agricultural exhibits. While a full list isn’t issued, Montana's crops and products across cereals grains oats peas corn rye honey and other categories received gold silver or bronze medals and honors. Officials note that apples awards are deferred for this crop year and expect continued strong results as Montana visitors anticipate touring the state.
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Aarcultire
Iver
Parney
Menton
Park to Park road meeting set for next month in Cascade County
Montana editors plan August convention in Billings with 100 to 150 editors and spouses. Activities include a reception at the Elks club, business sessions, a water carnival, a Dutch lunch at Billings Brewing, and auto rides. Additional items note local officials and a health department complaint against a butcher in Hamilton, plus forest supervisor change and a Cascade County Good Roads update on the park-to-park highway survey from Great Falls to Glacier Park with funding and right of way negotiations.
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Cascade County
Billings
Montana State Press Association
Elks’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
Castors
City of
Slaton to Attend Livingston Club Reception on Yellowstone Visit
Governor John M. Slaton and Mrs Slaton will be guests of the Livingston Commercial club Friday at 9 27 PM upon their Yellowstone return. Judge A P Stark chairs the evening with speakers including John T Smith and Mrs William N Hefferlin. Mrs Hefferlin and son Willard left for Minnesota where they will attend the funeral of Mrs Mary E. who died Tuesday morning.
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Livingston
John M._ Slaton
Livingston Commercial Club
Yellowstone National Park
Chibtoome
A. P. Stark
John T Smith
Georgia
Mes
William N. Hefferlin
Willard
Dhyshoro
Mary E
Crane
Chidren
W. N Metertin
Goughnor
A. Re Sloan
Cora van Blount
Plant City
Fla
Dental Society Meeting Opened in Helena Montana
The Montana State Dental Society held its twelfth meeting in Helena with over 200 dentists in attendance. Governor Stew art and Mayor Working were present as sessions opened this afternoon at the Placer hotel. Lectures and demonstrations were led by Dr. Deerton Campbell of St. Louis as the event continues through the week with a closing program planned here in Helena. Local visits and travel details followed as members and guests planned future trips and reunions across the state.
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Ste. Wart
Deerton . Campbell
St. Louis
Man Fatally Hurt In Street Collision Near Baalewood
A pedestrian lying facedown between Otavon Street and Baalewood was struck by an incoming car at 11:20. The man suffered fatal injuries, despite a hospital transfer and medical attempts. The motorman aided victims. details remain uncertain while authorities investigate.
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German Intentions in War News and Fractured Frontline Updates
London reports debate among experts on German aims as new maneuvers along the Narew river and Galicia unfold. The Times correspondent notes uncertainty about whether actions are pure feints or preparations for a broader advance, with Russia poised to respond in kind as German plans threaten strategic positions. The piece weaves in miscellaneous notes on property transfers and a tangential war story about Troy and Priam, reflecting scattered wartime chatter and archival detail.
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Germany
Residents and visitors mingle in Philipsburg events and news
In Philipsburg July reports note Mrs Dow visiting with her son and relatives, aWomen of Woodcraft gathering at Trout Creek School, and nuptial plans for Miss Paradise. Local outings, fishing, and a barbed attack near Nuncage are mentioned alongside haying conditions, weather, and a German science claim about axis oscillation altering climate.
Navy chief Edison board plan aims at wartime science drive
Secretary Daniels and Thomas Edison discussed a civilian advisory board to head naval research. The board would include high profile inventors to advance submarines and aircraft, with Daniels aiming to secure more funding and ensure members are widely known experts. Rumors linked Orville Wright Henry Ford and Alexander Graham Bell as possible members.
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Austro Hungarian note hailed as ally support by Berlin papers
Berlin reports enthusiastic press reaction to Count von Burian’s note to the United States. Papers say it links the fight against war munitions shipments to Austria Hungary and Germany and foresees Washington aiding the Allies. The Berlin press urges President Wilson to bring the proposed legislation before Congress.
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Montana Medical Association Holds 38th Annual Meeting in Miles City
Dr. Horsky of Helena elected president with H H Judd Bozeman as first vice president and G B Brown Miles City as second vice president. Officials, delegates, and visitors from multiple Montana towns attended a banquet at Hotel Bozeman after a day of meetings.
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Milles City
F E. M. Gans
Judith Gap
Reasurer
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Billings
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Falla
Smith
Glasgow
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Miles City
College
New elegant bolero coatee described with lace and silk details
The article details several bolero coatees in ivory white and broché, worn with skirts or two piece frocks. It describes ivory white Japanese silk foundation, Alencon lace, high collar and marquisette trim, amethyst accents, and a long three quarter length option with insertion lace and delicate embroidery.
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