Governor Slatton speaks at Livingston after Yellowstone tour
Governor Slatton and Mrs Slatton visited Livingston, greeted by the Commercial Club, where he lauded Yellowstone's beauty and argued for broad natural resource development. He contrasted Georgia's sandstone with its marble mountains and defended court decisions in a notable Leo Frank case context.
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Livingston
John M. Slayton
Livingston Commrcial Club
Yellowstone National Park
Leo M. Frank
A. P. Stark
Park
West
Georgia
Bedford
Ind
Burglar Arrested in Missoula Grocery Theft
Patrolman Peter McDonad nabbed a burglar named John Ayers at Shields grocery on South Third street. Ayers, 61, claimed a 61 year career in crime and admitted guilt, revealing 120 keys and a tool set for making new keys. He faced sentencing to the penitentiary.
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Missoula
Peter ‘McDonad
John Ayers
Shields
South Third Street
Mix Grocery
Ian
Ayers
Hamilton Society Notes and Local Events
Hamilton July 1 The Mise Winnie Frogse entertained the Camp Fire girls at her Corvallis home with games and lunch. Mrs Edwaris hosted a card party in Pine Grove. A large guest list attended a house warming for the MacReaons, with a four course dinner. Victor Shults hosted a birthday party for his daughter Clara Shults. Numerous residents attended a cotillion at Burns hall and Chautauqua promotions drew interest in next week’s event. University Heights open as Moody family occupy a bungalow for summer. Chicago and Genesee visitors join Hamilton residents. Charles Crane visits Ralph. Charles Butterfield seeks health exam in Rochester. Funeral services for Charline Donson held. Leander Mason’s funeral to Grantsdale. Engagement announced for Miss Mabel Hood and Harley Sargent. An acre of Oklahoma peanuts yields 40 to 200 bushels plus hay. Philadelphia Jews 19,000 and Chicago 20,000.
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Hamilton
Frogse
Iris
Charles MacReaon
Aira Ernest Lock
George Sears
F Milig
D. X. Davenport
John Bowden
Victor Shults
Archie McKillop
BF. Thrallkill
Neil
Edward Johnson
Misses Harris
Clara Shults
Cora Terro
John Haug
al Macke
Francis McEvoy
van Camp
Milwaukee
AL Royal
Moody
Grant Shellhamer
Genesee
Il Cago
Charles Crane
Chicago
Ralph
Charles Butterfield
Valley Mercantile Company
Rochester
Charline Donson
Charles Vi" Donson
Michael Dunn
Riverview Cemetery
Leander Mason
Boise
Idaho
Grantsdale
Mabel Hood
E. W. Hood
Harley Sargent
Dillon Society News Progresses With Charities and Parties
Ming Anna French hosted a lively July gathering at her South Washington street home in Dillon to honor Miss Mary Tterte of Missoula visiting for two weeks. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Bennett marked an upcoming marriage, with many gifts given. Hobnob club enjoyed a Five Hundred game at Mrs. W. E. Stephenson’s Dakota street home. St James guild hosted a music evening at the Tower home on South Washington. Musicians from Butte and Dillon participated in a recital, including Alma Gidux and Togo Giduz, with Margert Poindexter, Mary Hester Phillips, and Mabel Hatch also performing. A dancing party at the Clark Anderson ranch nine miles north featured elegant decor and refreshments, assisted by Miss Tull Anderson and Miss Martha Stone.
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Ditton
Ming Anna French
South Washirton Street
Mary Terrette
Missoula
di Jon
Argenta
Miss Bennett
Boreman
W. E. Stephenson
Dakota Street
St James Guild
Clearview
Burt Adams Tower
Washington Street
Ellen Lowell
Amos Elliott
Tower
Pra Ces Hart-Parks
Alma Gidux
Togo Giduz
Butte
Dillon
Margaret Poindexter
Mary Hester Phillips
Mabel Hatch
Dilton
Clark Anderson
Alderson Ranch
Tull Ander
Martha Stone
Pioneer Lamme of Bozeman Dies at Home
Elizabeth Jane Lamme widow of Dr Achilles Lamme longtime Bozeman resident and Montana pioneer died at her home after a long illness She was born November 8 1828 in Batesville Albemarle County Virginia and lived in Bozeman since 1865 Survived by children Edwin Lamme Georgia Lamme and others plus several grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending word from absent children
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Boxeman
Elizabeth Jane Lamme
Achilles Lamme
Jong Hines
Mee Lamme
Montana
Bogeman
Lamme
Elizabeth Jane Oliver
Batesville
Albermarle Counts
John Warlowe
Achilles Lamime
de Kalb County
St. Joseph Mo
E. C. Stanard
Omaha
Neb
Hattle May
Deer 1 Lodge
Cow Island
Gallatin County
Haze L. M. Howell
Dr. Lamme
St. Louie
Mtana
Dr. Pened
John 8
Faren
W. B. Florence McAdoo
Oregon
Edwin I Lamme
Bozeman
Francis K. Lori Armstrong
Judge Armstrong
Arthur Frances Place
Georgia Lamme
San Francisco
Maurice Lamme
South America
J. 8
Lenden Hall
Notable Deer Lodge News Roundup From July Visit
Deer Lodge highlights include Charles G Witt receiving outer guard at the Eagles convention in Butte, local visits by Miss Kate Morgan, Mrs John Salisbury and Miss Tatu McCrary, and numerous trips by residents to Montana and neighboring states. Local Moose planning a late August picnic near the William Hozel ranch. several residents return from fishing trips near Ovando and Yellowstone Park. professionals attend meetings in Bozeman. other residents travel to Eureka, Cal and Kansas City.
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Deer Lodge
Charles G. Witt
Deer Lode
Outer Guard
Butte
Kate Morgan
Philipsburg
John Salisbury
Alberton
Daisy Cornel
Pittsburg
Pred Parnell
S. Jackson
Marinette
Wis
John W Jackson
Edward Violette
Nevada Creek
C. H. Williams
John FE. Manley
Yellowstone Park
E. Neville
Joseph Smith
Fred Grabenstein
George Davis
Hayate Barnhill
Tacoma
Milwaukee
Three Forks
Harris Pillsbury
College of Montana
W. G. Dye
J.M. Seankind
Warm Springs
Bozeman
Montana State Medical Association
Richard Mertz
Anaconda
Bernard Connelly
Eureka
Cal
David J. Davies
Missoula
Lonhouts
Chicago
Kansas City
Omahi Ralph Stetson
H. B. Stetson
Harry Callahan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer
Puget Sound
Seattle
Ray Webb
G. H. Hawksworth
Parson Kan and Superior Wis Residents Return Home
A jumble of local items notes Erwin spending summer in Parsons Kansas and Superior Wisconsin, travelers returning home, hospital updates, a three week vacation, and a fishing party at First Greek Junction near Drummond. It records deaths, family visits, and local names in Deer Lodge and Clinton Missouri with brief biographical notes on Samuel Williams and his career as a locomotive engineer.
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Een
Parsons Kan
Superior
Wis
Egbert
Wisineme Viet
Mre Pd
Griffin
Carroll
Hilward Olson
Fr Attorneys
Minneapolis
Phillies
Wiston
Wesley
Spokane
Drummond
John Ireland
Kenneth Mcteod
A.D
Bay
Bure Nobinesn
James Gay
Robert McCartney
W. C. Coffin
W. A. Laybourne
Lare
Three Forks
Deer Lodge
Samuel Wiliams
Excelsior Springs
Clinton
Dear Lodge
Amon
Samuel Wit
Turkeville
Nor
Mise
Notts Bennett
Muskete
Texas
Southern Pacifle
Sttlwaukee
Auto Racing Joins International Motor Contests at Montana State Fair
The Montana State Fair association has joined the International Motor Contest Association. Alexander Sloan will manage entries for the state fair upcoming meet with plans to attract top drivers like Louis Dishrow John Raimey George Clark and others. The IA has licensed 30 meets this year with events listed across North America including Helena and Salt Lake City.
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Sident
Montana State Pair Association
Nnternational
United States
Alexander
Montana State” Pale Association
Sloan
Lie
Wil Bie
Louis Dishrow
John Raimey
George Clark
Mad Lou
Heineman
Eadie
Helena
International Motor Contest Association
Casdes
Winnipeg
Canada
Grand Forks
Maron City
Towa
Oklahoma City
Carthage
Muskogee
Okla
Association
Sil
Salt Lake
Perilous Crossing Traps Campers on Little Muddy River
A group of 12 campers narrowly escaped drowning while crossing the Little Muddy river in heavy rain. A wagon horse went under, others were pulled free, and the wagon wedged between rocks with gear lost. Clarence May fell in during a rescue attempt and was swept away but saved by a rope. Three horses survived. the wagon remains stuck midstream.
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Great Pata
Clarence May
Sinking of Lusitania ties Kendall couple to tragedy
Lewistown reports confirm Jamon Tulloch and wife from Kendall perished when the Lusitania sank after the German torpedo. telegrams to Andrew Kerr note no survivors and officials in Queenstown are compiling survivor lists. Local industry news covers rebuilding, mining activity, and a charity dance in Deer Lodge with good turnout.
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Lewistown
Jamon Tulloch
Kendall
Lusitania
Marine
Andrew Kerr
New Park
Dansane
Kort ‘T'Miner
at_Kendall
Salty Toe Suiter
Tomieho Seng
Atate Partment
American Conant
Queenstown
Wesley Frost
Stout
Department
Frost
Ingland
Mtra
Tulloch Wat
Foth
England
Montana Power Company
Stumen
Tho
Chamber of Commerce
Monif
Acree Mining Company
A. Want
Malen
Aow
Purnell
Winifred
Milwauikes
Behing
Warhouse Lake
Iass Range
John ‘Thornton
Salt
Slater
Alberts
W. W. Watson
Livingston Rail Shops Full-Time Increase Sparking Local Industry
Livingston reports rail shops shift to full-time operation with eight hours per day, adding a weekly extra day for machinists and helpers, boosting employment and passenger service. Local officials note improved rolling stock and city commissions due to additional payroll.
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Livingston
Howe
Maschinlate
Meagher County Fair elects officers and committee
Harlowton July 18 Meagher County Fair association names fliers F FE Goss press H Perry of Shawnmut wife Grover Perking secretary Hon Urner treasurer. Executive committee includes Mequitty in charge livestock BH T Stevens grain vegetables W C Hus hand in charge of amusements G Hi Besley public notices George Perkins grounds and rates. The postponed game between Harlowton and Ryecate due to rain. Horntown union orchestra gave a dance at the local opera house but rain reduced attendance. Local churchgoers held a union service tonight with address by the …
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Harlowton
Meagher County Fair
Perkina
Kates
Ryeeate Wa
Huuronton Union
Darken Gray Hair Look Young With Simple Shampoo
An old advertisement promotes Q-Ban hair product that darkens gray hair, claims roots are treated rather than dyeing, and promises a natural, even dark result. It touts non sticky formula, gentle on scalp and stops dandruff, available in small towns and via mail order from Montana retailers.
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Smith Drug Co
Anavonda
Mont
Newhra Drug Co
Butte
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Madison County
Governor Slaton
Visti Ay
Opment Carve
Twin Bridges
Northern Pacific Development Department
Ennis Waterloo
Alder
Willard
Northern Pacific
FW. Merrill
Minnesota
John. T. Caine
Utah Agricultural College
J. W. Hartman
Bozeman College
Melock
Paige's
Leo
Orin ‘Paige
Trout Creek
Vines
William Dudley
Oscarer
Dudley
Iron Rod
Silver Star
Samuel Paige
Huby
Bert
Amos Eastman
Mi ‘Oula
James
VM. Keeton
Cushman
Martlesville
Oia
Oklahom
A. E
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Miswoula
Otto Schulz
White
Lockett
Travis White
Leslie Shobe
Harold Fuqua
Solomon Taker
Ey Wien
Georthem
Leo Frank
Missoula County
Currie
M Soula County
Victor Jewelry Mig
South Main Street
Hamilton Society
Oklahoma
Philadelphia
Dillon Society News
Morales
White Arteast
Gem Cotes
Eran
Iig Isos
Aocus
Unteomtal
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Cohen
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Borane
Ana Ates
Tyase
Montana State Fair
the Daily Fashion
Lewistown News
Country Club
Mountain Pantry Club
T Te
Hinches
Fas
Okeng CP
Nowtal Ban Pacific
Living
Stoy Head
Veters
Frank Arnold
Charles Dalley
Paradies
Ralph C. Shaw
Te Shaw & Powell Camping Company
Alice P“Gibson
Freeport
N.Y
John Andrew
Bross
Congregational Church
Guy FC Noe
Tozemann
Lillie Peporth
Roseman
Charles Wrishi Je
Detroit
Mich
Mies Adena
Milles
Gateway City
Ofcora
Brown
Ttf
Nattziger
Max Weln
Livingston ‘Tennis Assoela Incorporated
Seventh Street
Equipper Baths
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner, Montana
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