Don Albee Ranch Sold in Large Spokane Deal
The Trent Investment Co of Spokane bought the Don Albee ranch and other holdings for about 1140000 in round figures. Prominent Butte residents Major W Smith and John K Wilson were former owners. The Swanson ranch of 2500 acres was sold to Smith Bros for 100000 with an option on 50000 more. Swanson to manage hay and cattle. The sale notes strong water, stock, and beef hay potential, with private pond and comfortable quarters. Local officials and residents, including Attorney Peterson and Seattle visitors, are mentioned amid a string of community notices and routine events such as Yellowstone trip, funeral, and county business in Three Forks and Harrison areas.
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Trent Investment Company
Spokane
Butte
Major W Smith
John K. Wilson
Don Albee
Smith Bros
Gus Swanson
Smith Bros. v
Swanson
David Whittit
Protests Loyalty In Sedition Trial In Helena
Helena July 17. A sedition trial before Judge W centers on Tony Heltman and Helena bartender Leno accused of disloyal acts. Key witnesses, including Chief of Police Murphy and Lewis defense chief von Waldru, testify to character as the case proceeds at noon.
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Helena
Tony Heltman
Helena Bartens Leno
Deltman
Jenied
America
Everharde von Waldru
Lewis del
Inquest Finds No Blame In Auto Death Of 12-Year-Old
Lewistown coroner's inquest closes with verdict that Otto Salouman's death resulted from a cyclist losing control on a busy street. no party blamed. Also notes Community drying plant request, Regan case plea, new fire chief appointee, divorce suit, Milwaukee agent changes, and local political candidacies.
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Lewistown
Otto Salouman
Marlon Maury
Stanley
County
Stor
Matt Regan
Regan
James Littlejohn
Art J. Baker
Leila Rydstrom
Tacoma
Rosa Hough
William Hough
C. E. Martin
Milwaukee
A.M. Maxiener
Denton
Henry Quickenden
Davis
Cal
Quickenden
Presbyterian Church
Stewart Meconochie
Hal C. Ti Fey
Rehomi Arveyor
Anna Swift
Winnett
Three Forks Community Reaps Rain Benefit
In Three Forks on July 17 the latest rains boosted general prospects. Wheat may gain little, but spring crops benefit, no reported damage days. Gardens look good as residents plant large scale for home canning. Gomer Meese was a visitor between trains en route from Ringling to Bozeman to visit Mrs. Keese.
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Three Forks
Gomer Meese
Ringling
Bozeman
Keese
Labor Assembly Plans Protest Over Mooney Case
Helena July 17 an open mass meeting will be held Sunday July 28 at the labor temple under the direction of the Helena Trades and Labor assembly to formulate a protest to President Wilson in behalf of Thomas J Mooney who was convicted for alleged participation in the San Francisco bomb throwing that killed several people during the preparedness day parade in 1918 the decision was made at the assembly meeting tonight.
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Helena
Wilson
Thomas J
Rancher John Hoffman Dies of Heart Disease
Dillon news records the death of John Hoffman a well known rancher from Sage Creek east of Dillon from acute heart disease in a local hospital. He had been brought to Dillon from Dell after an appendicitis operation and remained hospitalized where heart trouble proved fatal. He leaves a wife and young daughter and many relatives in the area.
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T.E. Gilbert
Joseph C. Smith
Philipburg
Missoula
Butt
Anaconda
Big Tale Basin
Depuy
Mooney
Justice ‘Court Wing
Richard Roe
Victor Moki
John Doe
Butte
Willandesty
Grangeville
Idaho
Della St. Louis
Victor Mathews
Mthews, Peyre
Smith
W. E. Chapman
Rattlesnake
Wilby
Beaverhead
Gilbert
George HL. Carstey
F Helena
Big possibilities in boys and girls clubs in Montana
Bozeman July 11. M J Abbey state leader says club work offers greater potential than other state efforts. He addresses Montana State campus students about organizing rural education clubs for agriculture and home economies. He outlines teacher roles, record keeping, and benefits to community spirit and future citizens.
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Bozeman
M. J. Abbey
Montana State College
Avbey
Dean Herrick
Abbey
Accord Abbey
Montana Pany
Speakers at Amers Picnic Rally League Members Present
Former North Dakota governor Frasier Townley and congresswoman Rankin spoke at the Amers picnic. Missoula participants echoed loyalty to the government while about 600 attendees, league members and spectators, gathered to hear the remarks.
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Frastier
North Dakota
Townley Dent
Mette "Rankin
Missoula News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Honors
Missoula notes report Milwaukee Railway office thefts with no cash found afterward. Lodge Elks marks twenty first birthday with a picnic at Lolo Tot Springs on Aug 4. J J Griswold resigns as Assistant County Agriculturist. Camp Dodge trip planned. Labor Day display planned by Central Trades and Labor Council. Non-Partisan ticket formed for state and county races. Camp Dodge trip for Missoula county contingent slated for July 22. Outdoor ball at Stevens street pavement. courthouse guests, free music and punch. J C McGuire appointed superintendent at county poor farm. Kulehts of Pythias jewels awarded. general reunion held with completion of 2 years membership. Trial date set in coal price case for July 23. Mare island marines admission to US service noted.
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Missoula
Ju Y
Milwaukee Railway Company
Joseph M. Dixon
J. J. Griswold
Missoula County
Iro County
Camp Moines
Bozeman
KJ. Whitaker
Legistre
C. M. Cross
A. J. Getehel
Harrison Danforth
Maloney
Camp Dodge
Cigreat
Stevens Street
F Pvelock
The
Red Cross
Ince Hotel
J. C. McGuire
Frank Keli
Pythias
Plan for local exemption board to train selectives
A new instruction plan aids recruits before service, forming a board of instruction under Provost Marshal General Crowder. Local members Kelly, Tuchscherer, Wellcome, Jackson, and Rodgers will lead interviews and group sessions, prep drills, and guidance ahead of Camp Dodge deployment Monday.
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Clean
Weber
Board of Instruction
Crowder
Scupt
Wo M Kelly
West Third Street
A. J. Tuchseherer
West Fourth Street
P. Wellcome
Jackson
Pine Hiram “Rodgers
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Funeral for Mary Ellen Calnan Held with Community, Unions in Attendance
The funeral for Mary Ellen Calnan was held at 8:45 a.m. from her parents home at 714 Oak Street to St. Pauls Church Catholic, with Father Stephan officiating. The bricklayers union and many friends filled the home, and Irene Malloy sang during the mass. Interment followed in Mount Carmel cemetery beside her baby daughter. Pallbearers included Edward McCarthy and others from the community, with out of town relatives present from Townsend.
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Mary Ellen Speirannan
Thomas
Oak Street
I’ Church
Stephan
Cal
Bricklayers’ Union
Calnan
Mise Irene
Malloy
Mount Carmel
Edward McCarthy
Francis Gallagher
Harry Martin
Joseph O'Brien
James Mahan
Walter Clague
Mrs. Sell
J.B. Sullly
An of Townsend
Young San Francisco reporter Joins United Press staff
John Ward, son of Mr and Mrs Z W Gerber, will be a year old in June 1919. He receives cards from San Francisco and will be addressed care of his parents. Anaconda friends hail him as an efficient newspaper man on the Standard's local staff now on the executive force of the United Press in San Francisco.
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John Ward
San Francisco
Z. W. Gerber
Anaconda
Standard
United Press
Mrs Gerber and Sterling family visit in city notices
Mrs Gerber of anssouia visits city home with Mrs HL Sterling at 806 Locust Street. Mrs Harry Barnard plans month long trip to Victoria BC Seattle seeking health benefits amid wartime fund drive notes.
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Gerber
Anssouia
HL Sterling
Locust Street
Harry Barnard
Viewtoria
PB. C
Seattle
Meeting Seeks Payoff of Bills for Independence Day Event
A meeting at the Montana hotel discussed settling all bills for Ana conda's Fourth of July celebration. Very little money remained after checks were issued, and the remaining funds will be placed in the playground fund.
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Montana
Electrocution at Smelter Leaves Worker Dead
A rope gang member, Lars Rossebo, was instantly killed after contact with high voltage current while tightening guys on a large amoke fume at the smelter yesterday morning. Another worker received a severe shock and burn. he was treated and sent to hospital. An inquest will be held to probe the death.
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White
Lars Rossebo
Be ‘Acertaiied
America
Seattle
Anda
Corrigan
Ash
Ingvald Tossebocht
Genesee
Idaho
Ignor
Maloney
Investigating Liquor Sales Cases At Local Saloons
A system of enforcing liquor laws surfaced as authorities pursued sellers of intoxicants. Tony Dira and his bartender on North Main Street in Kells were found guilty in police court Tuesday and fined. Additional arrests followed as police probed further connections and scenes at East Park shortly after closing.
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Tony Dira
Main’ Street
Kells
Jad
East Park
Tiio
Ted
Offer Hennecke
Day's Cases in District Court Reach arraignment and plea
District Court records show Joe Rudi arraigned on sedition charges before Judge George T Winston after months of delay. Rudi entered a not guilty plea as his attorney challenged the proceedings while a prior sentencing order for Joseph Shakina was held in abeyance.
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Joe Rudi
George Tt Winston
Rudi
Joseph Shakina
Mie City
Well Known Mining Expert Crown Dies in Boston
Boston obituary details the death of R. Brown, a prominent mining figure and former Anaconda superintendent of Hidden Lake and Windy Gap districts. Survived by wife and a son in France, his passing halts work at the Hidden Lake mine, a contract dispute over a $225,000 purchase, and upcoming mining plans. Local opinion anticipates impact on future operations as equipment and funds were nearly secured before death.
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M. R. Brown
Boston
Hidden Lake
Anaconda
R. Brownt
National Tungsten Company
Mass
Windy Gap
Tavard University
France
Brown
Crown
Whens Ne
The
Nine
Son Arrives Overseas From Camp Ke Cal
A correspondent from Sar eeneedar street reports that Joseph N Smith, who left Anaconda last summer for military training at Camp Lewis and was later transferred to Camp Kel, has arrived safely overseas, per government word received yesterday.
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Eneedar Street
Joseph [N'Smith
Anaconda
Lewis
Camp Ke ‘Cal
Death notice for 24 year old resident in city
Williams aged 24 in this city died yesterday. Funeral arrangements will be completed according to instructions and no further notice of the same will appear later.
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Fe Wisiams
Tuttle Company Directors Notice Funeral Details
Funeral notice published for Lars Rossenbo Rossenvo, who died yesterday morning at an unspecified age. Remains at Mas Honey undertaking parlors awaiting word from relatives. Funeral time and place to be announced later.
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Rossenbo
Lars — Rossenvo
Fearn
Mashoney Undertaking
Mahoney Funeral Director Listed for Anaconda
M. P. Mahoney, funeral director, operates at 443 Main Street in Anaconda. The listing notes his professional services and location for residents seeking funeral arrangements in the town.
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M. P, Mahoney
Main Street
Anaconda
Meeting Notice for Copper Company Stockholders
A notice dated July 16 1923 announces a stockholders meeting of the Copper company to be held at the principal office in Warm Spritan Dest Endger county Mont on August 16 at 7 00 am for the purpose of selling or disposing of the assets of the corporation. Secretary Ridinger signs the notice with names and locations.
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Monts
Ot Tas Ie Anf
Sthay
Duly
Scantad al Th Ridinger
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