Outing Of The Elks To Be Great Event
Committees in charge of the elaborate program for Inya Governor Stewart to head the fine Munte procession and reception. Names appear for the Roar of Gentlemen's reception committee and a long list of ladies on the reception committee. Also notes on seed peas overproduction and a state ment by Keeney about crop condition. Rozeman July 15 reports on exposition medal sale drives and Montana exhibit plans for Panama-Pacific Exposition. County Assessor James Mitchell of Jefferson county releases 1914 valuation total of 3,102,278, not including railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inya
Stewart
Rozeman
Montana
H. H. Judd
George Cox
C. C. Davie
Bozeman
Howlder
James Mitchell
Jefferson County
Rai
Mavorarment
College Summer Session Concludes at Bozeman
Bozeman July 18 The first summer session at the college closed after six weeks of work. President Hamilton says the session will be a permanent feature. Enrollment pleased for a first year as teachers from Montana public schools and rural and industrial programs attended. Prof. J. H. Holst chaired the committee and led immediate planning. Notable events included a ministers week and talks by educators from Ohio Idaho Minnesota and others. A summer school tour of Yellowstone Park is planned to start Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Hamilton
Montana
J. H. Holst
Mont
G.A. Bricker
Ohio
B. 8. Wooster
Idaho
George W. Brown
Minis
Yellow- Stone Park
Dillon Attorney F Becomes Bridegroom in Wisconsin
A marriage license was issued in Janesville Wisconsin to Harlow F Pease of Dillon Montana who will wed Miss Helen Wigmen of Janesville. Pease, a prominent lawyer, formerly influential in western Wisconsin politics, is a Watertown native. Wigmen taught Greek and Latin at Janesville High School for three winters and was a classmate at Wisconsin University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Janesville
Wis
Glerk
Howard Lee
Harlow
F. Pease
Dillon
Mont
Helen Wigmen
Janeaville High
Wiscon
Sia Universiee
Lewistown News item highlights July visits and local actions
Lewistown notes secretary Blodgett visits with chamber of commerce, planning a Montana Press association convention tour to feature Judith Basin views. Beverages aside, locals discuss hotel and road improvements, with candidates filing for state representative and sheriff.
Livingston News Highlights and Local Meetings
Livingston on July 18 reports Mia Eile OShaughnessy recovering after a chloroform mishap that left her briefly unconscious, her husband a cement crew worker, once believed to have deserted. City council defers ornamental lighting plans, sparking opposition and signatures from 87 percent. Chautauqua events begin today with tents, storytelling, and games, plus ticket sales and union church services planned for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mia
Citlea
West
Glendiv
Eve Gren
Salary Cut Approved for Montana Federal Clerk
A conference committee on the sundry civil bill agreed to Senator Walsh's amendment reducing the salary of the clerk of the federal court of Montana to 3000 dollars and abolishing the double fee system in the Montana district, establishing a single fee system. A marriage license was issued to Mose Jaguier of Elliston and Cora Theeler of Butte.
Jubilee of Pioneers in Historic Bozeman Celebration
Montana set for August Jubilee events with gold and silver theme. Decorations planned in gold and white along downtown routes, Japanese lanterns ordered, street concessions funds directed to Jubilee committees. Pioneer reunion dates fixed for August 5 6 and 7 with pageant dedication August 8. mystery remains over certain speakers and arrangements. A murder case unrelated to Jubilee involves George Boland and Clemens, with Clemens reportedly seen in Idaho. In Missoula a forest plan aims to protect winter pastures while allowing elk habitat work in Northern Montana after a conference between state game officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St F. Weeks
Gallatin Valley Club
Montana Society of Pioneers
Ree Union
Ciemens
George Boland
Roberts
Clemens
Idaho
Fred Kemp
Tom Kemp
Kemp
Missoula
Monana
de Hart
R. H. Rutledge
Forest Service
Rutledge
Montana
Kalispell
Press Association to See Judith Basin in Montana
Lewistown July 18 The 1914 Montana State Press Association meeting attracts over a hundred applications filed with Secretary E Peterson as local business leaders led by A T Packard prepare to host visitors. Sessions run July 23 to banquet night with tours of Judith Basin wheat fields and Moccasin station, plus auto rides along Spring Creek. Judge Cheedle to preside at the Saturday banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
LD. Blodgett
Chamber of Commerce
Fine County
Parmar Carl
Peterman
Pent
Montana Press Association
Mlodgett
Ity
Butte
First Avenue
Firman Tulock
C. J. Myersick
Slater
Main Street
Charlie Pearson
Kansas City
Phil Kearnes
Kearney
Montana State Press Association
E. Peterson
Business New
A. T. Packard
The
Argus
Association
Se. D. Blodgett
Armory Hall
Judith Basin
C. M. “Goodell
Judith
Moccasin
Spring Creek
Ses
Banque Bright Hotel
Judge Cheedle
Thon
Powell County Property Assessed At 5.28 Million
Martin Gleason completes Powell County yearly assessment showing total property value of 5 284 718 an increase of 360 100 from last year 1800 property holders 8 automobiles valued at 92045 stock assessment up 626 788 Elk Gold Mining elects John C Contin Rev Lee Kelley Louis Turner officers and directors室 Reverend Hulser returns to Montana Christian Church David Bertin sues Henry Evans for 5000 damages over fencing theft acquittal noted John Ruhstadt dies at tuberculosis sanitarium aged about 19 burial held Andrew Ruhstadt attends funeral
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Martin Gleason
Powell County
McReage
Elke Gold Mining Company
John C. Contin
Lee Kelley
Louis Turner
J.C. Contin
Turner
Frank Smeiser
William Johnson
J. P. Wilson
Henry W. Evans
Valston
Bertin
Evans Ranch
John Ruhstadt
Ylendive
Andrew Ruhstadt
Heads of the Anaconda in Western Montana
Missoula July 18. Joan Gillie of Butte general manager of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Thayer vice president and director, arrived by private car Washoe for a general inspection of the Bonner mill. They will inspect Hamilton properties and plan to visit Kelley s Swan Lake summer home after returning from Daly estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Joan Gille
Butte
Thayer
Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Gillie
Swan
Bonner
Washoe
Hamilton
Daly Estate
Pioneer rancher Clemens linked to Missoula era
Inown in Missoula for years, Calta and Clemens are noted Rascal valley history. A pioneer rancher committed 14 years ago and then lived here before moving 16 years ago. His wife remains in the Rattlesnake valley near the Quast dairy. Old-time residents remember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calta
Wis
Clemens
Mnerly
Rattlesnake Valley
Missoula
Quast Dairy
Local Notes From Philipsburg July Daybook
Philipsburg reports social visits and travel as Mrs E Mc Intyre stays with Mrs Mace Rae, Bred J Perr returns to Great Falls, Mise Moore visits relatives, the Smiths spend days with kin, and Mrs Roy McPhail hosts at Drummond. Picnic at Fred Burr falls draws about 80. nurse Mr. McDougal vacationing at Minneapolis and Lake Minnetonka. Residents Ed Merchon, Herman Linstadt, Cleve Mete, and Romsey family travel for leisure. August Westfall closes shop and ships stock. P P F club plans fishing and camping at lake with Misses Mon through Pat Johnson. Blumenthal son Tait to San Francisco for high school. Emil earns top honors in grammar school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
E. McIntyre
Hutters
Mace Rae
Bred J. Perr
Great Falls
Mise Moore
Missour
Fisk
Eugene ‘T. Smith
Anaconda
Roy McPhail
Drummond
Strand
Fred Burr Falls
McDougal
Northern Pacific Hospital
Missoula
Alec McDonald
D. Merchon
Flint’ Creek
Minneapol's
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Herman Linstadt
Cleve
Philipsbore
Westfall
P.P. F. Club
Iris
Uwo Veeck
Tt Theta
Mon
Lana Williams
Rut Carmichael
Marie Durfee
Jean McLeod
Annie Murray Mary
Kaiser
Evi McDonel
Patline Johnson
Alvs. Dd
Carmichael
Ailes Williams
Butte
Tait Blumenthal
E. 1 Blumenthal
Granite Ti-Metaille Company
San Francisco
Emil
San’ Fran
County Summer Schools and Institutes Planned Across State
Summer schools and teacher institutes are set in numerous counties with start dates next month. Several are joint programs lasting three to six weeks, while others align with the state teachers association meeting in November. August 31 events occur in Musselshell Fallon and Tig Horn. September 7 in Rosebud Cathon. September 28 in Lincoln and Sanders. additional sessions in Lewis town Great Falls Kalispell Bozeman and other counties under Fergus Meagher Cascade Chouteau Teton Toole Yellowstone Stillwater Flathead Dawson Richland Gallatin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Association
Hutte
Musselshell
Fallon
Tig Horn
Rosebud
Cathon
Lincoln
Sanders
Lewistown
Fergus
Meagher
Great Falls
Cascade
Chouteau
Teton and Toole
Rosebud Lake
Yellowstone
Stillwater
Glen
Dive
Dawson
Richland
Earl of Hardwicke’s Montana Mine Memory and Lipton Link
Helena residents recall the Earl of Hardwicke traveling with Sir Thomas Lipton to the United States for yacht races. Once known as Charlie Yorke in Marysville, he boasted of royal connections, endured harsh mining work, and spurned American colleagues after a clash over pride. He left Marysville after about a year, later enjoying solitude and boat-building at Gravelyange Lake while keeping his newly acquired title secret from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Marysville
Earl of Hardwicke
Thomas Lipton
United States
Hardwicke
Marys Wise
Charlie Yorke
London
Yorke
Montana
Tein Tevet
Philpotts
America
England
Lasse
Gravelyange Lake
Great Falls News Summary of July Crime and Local Trials
July report from Great Falls covers Joan Manning arrested in Fort Benton on grand larceny linked to a car she pursued. Mannings car recovered in Great Falls area. Also notes Vaughn laborer robbery suspect McPherson linked to a June attack. 18 months sentenced for the suspect. Details include a list of local merchants' inventories and real estate appraisals related to Avett interests in Great Falls mercantile firms. A separate case concerns a killing charged after a man was stabbed with an umbrella. eye witnesses absent. court accepts the defendant Stone’s account as accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reat Falls
Joan Manning
Fort Benton
Manning
Np McPherson
Vaughn
Falls
I Howe
Great Falls
Choeau
Min Strainte
Great
Aine This. Proeps Lagu
Andrew
Thorsen
Chanteau
Fancher
Jamie Btone
Billwaukee
Atlaad
Justice-of-the-peace
Stone
Dillon to Have a Beach Band and Fire Dept Support
Dillon preparations include forming a beach band led by Waller of the new organization to be conducted in connection with the Dillon volunteer fire department. Local businessmen pledge Vic per month to hire a leader for six weeks of summer term. The normal college summer session ends with students returning home. Harry Mason and Robert Fuller are jailed on petty larceny charges after stealing two bicycles valued near a hundred dollars. they were captured at Monkda and brought back to Dillon. A small black bear seen at the Montana Auto Supply garage attracts attention after a county drive. it will be shipped to Butte and placed in Columbia Gardens. The regular freight from Butte to Armstead will bring Salmon City residents to Dillon for a concert and motor tour. a baseball game is set for the local park in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Diion
Waller
Harry Mason
Robert Fuller
Ren
Monkda
Dack
Montana Auto Supply Company
Bute
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Armatead
Dilton
Nine Games Postponed In Anaconda Commercial League
The Anaconda Commercial League lists nine postponed games to date with dates set in May June and July. Rain repeatedly forced delays, including May 22 and June 2, as Roach and Smith, MacRae, Copper City and Goodfriend teams were mentioned in a dispute resolved by the league committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach & Smith
Main
MacRae
Goodfriend
Copper City
Mac-Rae
Rain
Suine'a
Mackae
Teague Com
Local churches offer daily services and events in Anaconda
Anaconda churches list Sunday and weekday schedules with sermons, Bible school times, and plans for picnics and social events. Swedish Mission and Norwegian Lutheran services noted, along with special choir and evening programs and invitations to all. Prices and wheat market notes appear at the end of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Sixth
Oak Streets
Bible School
Tlam
Christian Endeavor
Mission
Alder
Lind
Washoe Park
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Main Street
Sabot
S Oelock
J. M. Hoss
Post Mortem Slanders From India Climate Debate
An Indian climate discussion quotes the Western Mail arguing that the climate is fine but colonists ruin themselves through excess. The piece notes the danger of drinking and eating habits leading to deaths and sending misleading letters home. The quotation underscores bias in reports about Calcutta's climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ceonctitth Esconninim & Welshman
Calcutta
Caraifg Western Mail
Three Forks Fire Lads to Play Elks in Montana Meet
Three Forks Fire Lads will play the Elks as part of the Montana State Firemen's association meeting in the city on August 28. A 20 member delegation from Three Forks will accompany the men, with Chief Collins announcing the event and an elaborate display of firefighting apparatus. The program includes demonstration of making a fire hose from raw rubber and cotton to the finished product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana St Firemen's Association
Th City
Lef Collins
Collin Tt
Firme
Canal to Start Business by Month End
New York July 18 according to Froderick Alcock general manager of the steam navigation company the Panama canal will be ready for commercial traffic before Alcock returned yesterday from Colon and noted Colonel Goethals would inform Wat De of this possibility within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Froderick Alcock
The
Pace
Panama. Canal
Merely Fragments Hint at Past Egyptian Era News
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a vessel or figure near Sion and a European enterprise, with scattered phrases about a nurse advertisement and an event on a late summer day. Readable names are tangled, and the text hints at a local inquiry or discovery with incomplete context.
Doole Announces Democratic Candidacy for County Commissioner
Deer Lodge county resident P Doole of Anaconda announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner. Primary election to be held August 25, 1914, with voters of the party in Deer Lodge county to decide the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Doole
Anaconda
Joseph L Kelly Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner
Joseph L Kelly announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination in Deer Lodge County for county commissioner. He will seek voter support at the primary election, asserting his qualifications and vision for the county government.
Ames Announces Candidacy For County Office
A reader from Ames declares intent to run for county office subject to the will of Democratic voters in the upcoming primary. The notice is filed at 715 West Park, Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela Aggrta
Collins
West Park
Norris Climer Bids for Canty Coroner Nomination
The Republican nomination for Canty coroner in Deer Lodge County seeks Norris Climer, subject to voter approval in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canty
Deer Lodge County
Norris Climer
Funeral services announced for local residents
Morning services at First Pentecostal Church will be held at 11 o clock with a wake at 9. High Requiem will be observed at 9 o clock at Semeto Ottumwa. The funeral for both Mr and Mrs Boratek Wayne will be held at 1 o clock at 1108 Fast Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg Pans
Probate notices and official election registry items from Deer Lodge County
Notices record probate hearings in the Third Judicial District of Montana for estates Beinn A. Haiston and Frank Lynstrum with hearings in Deer Lodge County. Also notices an August 1914 primary nominating election registry closing July 25 1914 and registration details for Anaconda and Deer Lodge County electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Det Lodge
Brelock
Deer
Montua
A. Haiston
Deer Lodge
William A. Proving
Ralston
Mdermott
Anaconda
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Ron Rees
Thomas F. Shea
George F. Perkins
J. Les Rens Anne Pe
Ieee
Charles Bielenberg
Hyatt Barnhill
Frank Smith
Peter Pauley
E. 0. McMahon
William Lints
Arthur Lochrie
N. J. Bielenders
Stesdames Frank Conley
X. J. Bielenberg
Howard Bielenberg
W. C. Spotts- Yrood
Ea McTain
Charles Kuelling
J. F. 'Bonovan
Janes Barnden
Keeney
Paneral
MR. Hale
Big Timber
Gay Seman
Hale
5. C. Hele
Macon
J. C. Hale
Doke Lodge
Sweet Grass
O. E
Boxman
Oder
Pra Chor
Wisconsin
Lewistown News
Livingston News
Omer
Celebron
Press Association
Oueme
Philipsburg News
Earl OF
Pew Shite
Marya Snut
Chai Fete
Dillon News
Anaconda News
Anaconda Churches
First Baptist Cnuren
Locust
A. Mainwaring
Thomas
Apeak
Sweaish
Iet
Methodist
Pracopal
Chure
James W. Tait
Third Street
John Chirgwin
Womans Home Missionary Society
Herrick
Bur
Our Saviour
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Chestnut and
East Firth Street
Sherven
A. J. Story
St. Mark's Churen
Unas
Cat
Duluth
Three Forks Fire Lads
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aunTy
Ican
Sion
Leegson
Iasi
Joseph L. Kelly
Wax Meaacon
Omelo
Montand
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