Store Water To Irrigate Lands In Helena
Farmers in Wisdom decide to store flood waters in Massibrod lake for irrigation and file articles of incorporation for Reliance Water company with capital at 12800. Telephone exchanges to operate in five Montana counties under Rapelje Telephone company. list includes Siltwater Sweet Grass Musselshell Wheatland and Yellowstone counties. Other incorporations noted from Havre and Great Falls with capitals 30000 260000 and 100000 for various enterprises including livestock company and Warman Motors.
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Helena
Massibrod Lake
Reliance Water Company
Montana
Rapelje. Telephone
Yellowstone
Opera
Norris
Havre
George i. Bourne
Ti. W. Stringfellow
0. Chauge
George B. Hurd
Great Falls
Northwestern
Day-Elder Motors’ Corporation
Capitals
Monthly Meeting of Good Roads Men in Three Forks
The Gal tin County Good Roads association held its regular monthly meeting in Three Forks on Wednesday afternoon July 18. A luncheon preceded the meeting as attendees waited to order. Several important matters were discussed and committee reports read. Efforts continue to map and complete the Gatlin county fund project and move it toward approval and implementation.
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Three Forks
Three Forks Social Roundup Moves and Visits
Three Forks residents hosted and visited guests from Salt Lake City Denver and Whitehall. Mrs. T Williams hosted Mrs. P L Woodward of Salt Lake City while Mr and Mrs Pat O Ragan returned from Denver and Salt Lake City where Mrs O Ragan attended the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen convention. KE Wullenwaber and baby returned from Whitehall relatives and S L Young entertained guests Benepe and G H Crittenden of Manhattan. Lee Adams of Norris Are visited for a couple of days and other locals joined theater outings and calls.
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Three Forks
T. &. Williams
P. L. Woodward
Salt Lake City
Willow Creek
Pat O’ragan
Denver
O'Ragan
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
W. Wullenwaber
Whitehall
Grain Dealers Hold Annual Meeting in Lewistown
The Northwestern Grain Dealers convention met in Lewistown with delegates from several states. The day included committee work, technical papers, and demonstrations by federal inspectors. A noon luncheon greeted visitors, followed by an Elks Hall street concert and an evening dance.
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Lewistown
Northwestern Grain Dealers
Lillyan
Pout
Elks
Beaverhead Land Passes To New Owner
In Dillon on July 18 the Rife ranch became owner of the Hughes ranch interests on Horse Prairie and the Metlen holdings on Bloody Dick. The combined acquisition adds 2,640 acres of hay land and multiple buildings, creating one of the state's largest cattle outfits with access to prime range and substantial hay, to be used with the Rife home ranch on Medicine Lodge.
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Dillon
Rife
Hughes Ranch
Horse Prairie
Metlen
Bloody Dick
Beaverhead
Hughes Ranch Company
George Hughes
Medicine Lodge
Bury Victim of Ross Bullet in Stanford Burial
Enid Melton, 15, died Tuesday from a bullet fired by T. H. Ross at his wife. Her body was shipped to Stanford for burial after being at the Day house where she waited for Mrs. Carl King to hire help. Mrs. Rossrody is held awaiting relatives from Miles City as investigators pursue the case.
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Lewistown
Enid Melton
Stanford
T. H. Ross
Carl King
Case
King
Ross
Ross Rody
Miles Cit
MRS. D. W. M'KENZIE OF BOZEMAN IS DEAD
Bozeman July 18 Att. D W Mackenzie longtime resident dies after lingering illness aged 73 Born in Olean New York survived by husband and three children Dr H Mace Mackenzie and wife came from Chicago to attend services Mite Hianehe Mackenzie and Channel Mackenzie at home Funeral services planned for Sunday afternoon likely at the Presbyterian church of which she was a faithful member
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Bozeman
DW. Mackengle
mt"Lamme
Olean
It H. Mace Kengie
Chicago
Mita Hianehe
Mackenzie
Channel Mackenzie
Presbyterian Church
Lewistown News Briefs: Incorporation and Legal Notices
Fred Mill and Co. filed articles of incorporation capitalized at 150000 to erect a milling plant at Winifred. W C Wright filed oil lease notices near Ashley northeast of Winnett, transferring three quarters to W C Weber and I N B C Purdy. Secretary T L Stanley left for Missoula to study for Montana chamber secretaries. Central Montana summer school opens with 225 teachers. Judge Briscoe granted a divorce in Pauline Hatton versus Clyde Hatton, married at Harlowton in 1916. Hvans sues for cruelty in a 1941 marriage.
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Fred Mill
Winifred
W. C. Wright
Ashley
Winnett
W.C. Weber
I. N
C. Purdy
T. L. Stanley
Lewistown
Helena News Ledger Briefs and Local Updates
Helena reports a former general man eerie aera now out as lieutenant colonel in Boston. A second Montana veteran, previously a major, is noted as leaving. Grass Range reports another case of spotted fever. Citizens push for street concreate work along the west side, with a projected yearlong cost.
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Helena
Eerie Aera
Ee Hardwate
Boston
Second
Montana
Lanstrum
A. Marlow
A. Wi
Schuyler Cellars Buried In Timber and Travel Memories
Puneral services for Schuyler Cellars, leader in Columbus, were held in this region. He came to Montana in 1881, settled at Youngs Point now Park City, witnessed the Northern Pacific westbound train, and moved through Sweet Grass County to Park County in 1885 as first foreman on the Briggs Ellis ranch north of the city. A note on a portable electric water heater for tourists ends the column.
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Schuyler
Columbus
la Brothers and Sisters
Montana
Youngs Point
Park City
Northern Pacific
Cel
Sweet Grass County
Park County
Briggs-Ellis
Roundup Electric Be Ordered To Read Meters
Helena July 18 The state house public utilities commission ruled that Roundup Electric had not regularly read its meters and that charges had been merely estimated. The company cited a flu epidemic and staffing shortages but promised to read meters in the future. The commission ordered accurate statements in the future.
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Helena
State House Public Utilities Commission
Roundup Electric’ Company
Eit
Beaverhead County Assessed Valuation Revealed
Beaverhead county closes its books showing an assessed valuation of 28,984,873 dollars based on taxable property value. Railroad valuation adds about 2,000,000 dollars. Lands total 15,686, Bae. Livestock valued at 8,536,155 dollars with cattle and sheep as major components. Personal property other than livestock totals 4,624,768 dollars plus 37,008 unlisted.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Bae
Myra Collins Walking Tour Reaches Yellowstone Park
Mrs Myra I Collins of Los Angeles arrives in Livingston on a walking tour toward Chicago and will tackle a 200 mile trek in Yellowstone. She started May 16 and aims to finish by mid-September.
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J. A. Mercer
France
Federal Union
Terwilliger
Tivingston
Yellowstone Lake
Livingston
Timber
Billings
Montana
E. Leard
Jax
Livingstone
Yellow- Stone
Monidah
Twin Bridges News Wins Brawues
The storerooms of the orphans home receive general repairs and a new cement cellar is built. Mrs. E D Baker travels to Council Grove Kansas for the burial of her father C H Kinkel who died suddenly at Pueblo Colorado and is being shipped to Kansas for burial. William Hinneman returns from over a year in France and is welcomed home by Silver Star friends. Sergeant Max Magee arrives home from Fort Russell after discharge following 18 months in the American expeditionary forces with action in the St Mihiel and Argonne sectors.
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E. D. Baker
Council Grove
Kan
C. H. Kinkel
France
Hinneman
Sliver Star
Sergt
Max Magee
Fort Russell
Wyo
Amercan Expeditionary Forces
Sergeant Magee
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Stolen Gas From Northern Pad Ions Reported
Superior News reports ongoing petty thefts in the Northern Pad ions area with butter and shipments repeatedly stolen. Mrs J J Ref snider suffered a jaw fracture when an auto collision with Deputy Sheriff Betts near the McCluire mill threw her forward.
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Mre
J. J. Refsnider
Betts
McCluire Mill
Water use cut to minimum in Helena starting July 18
Helena city council issued a order to cease all water use except domestic and household needs beginning at midnight Saturday. Reservoirs are adequate but must be conserved for home use and fire protection. Sprinkling and irrigation are banned. refunds will be issued to those who paid sprinkler charges. August is typically rainless and streams are low.
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Ena
Helena
Henen
Auto party escape in canyon wreck near Helena
Three men Harry Cramer Rich McGregor and A C McGinn from Great Falls escaped with minor injuries after their auto went off the road at Wolt Creek canyon. The car rolled four times and landed in a dry bed. McGregor suffered a leg fracture and McGuinn sustained facial injuries. They were found by Mr and Mrs LaRue Smith of Great Falls who accompanied them to Helena.
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Helena
Harry Cramer
Rich” McGregor
A.C. McGinn
Great Falls
Wolt Creek
Methregor
McGuinn
LaRue Smith
Hell Lake
Wiliam Sheehan
Financiers Back Feasible Plan For State Federal Reserve
Financial men discussed establishing a federal reserve bank in the state while noting the Minneapolis bank serves Northern Montana and several other states. Governor Wold’s resignation to become Northwestern National Bank president was discussed as a pending change. Harrison said Montana’s Liberty loan and war savings performance was strong, predicting a costly but sound eventual federal reserve bank. He cited crop yields and wheat prices, and the good pasture conditions aiding stock shipments from Montana.
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Minneapolis
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Oming
Montana
Wold
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolia
Alarrison Mere
M. E. Harrison
Arived
Butte
Hel
James K. Spencer
Hutte
Harrison
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Ohio
Helena
Agricultural Department
Three Forks Club Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
July 18 Three Forks Chamber of Commerce elected officers with Sterling as president and Waldorf as treasurer. New board members include Bowman, Venet Harshberger, Fabrick, and Baker. Members attended luncheon before business, and the club discussed a permanent camping ground and the Three Forks venture company in Triden.
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Three Forks
Three Works Chamber of Commerce
H. " Sterling
Porter
B.D Waldorf
Messrs. Bowman
Venet Harshberger
Fabrick and
Baker
Broadwater
Jefferson J
Hetel
Three
Triden
Ottawa Street Car Strike Ends. Service Restored Tomorrow
Ottawa OTTAWA July 18 The Ottawa street car strike was settled this afternoon and the cars will be running on a normal schedule tomorrow. Officials announced an agreement ending the walkout that had disrupted transit service in the city.
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Ottawa
Industrial equipment purged for invaded France regions
Industrial equipment is being purged for the invaded regions of France at a rate exceeding one million units daily.
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France
Bungalow Colony Planned for Bachelor Girls
A cooperative bungalow colony for bachelor girls is to be established soon in a suburb of London Ontario. The project aims to provide affordable housing and a supportive community for single women seeking residence in the area.
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London
Ontario
War Expenses Audit Sparks Cabinet and Industry Probes
Forbes reports Uncle Ban faces a war bookkeeping audit not going to the grand jury per Representative William J. of Tic hols, with potential disclosure of corporations profiting from wartime needs. He notes vast ammunition stocks, aviation manufacturing, and a Spain vendor under scrutiny for supplying the expeditionary force.
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Rom Forbes
Uncle Ban
William J
Tic Hols
Spain
Dealing With Red Lands in Hungarian Crisis
The Pittsburg Gazette discusses the Paris conference standoff over Bela Kun in Hungary. It warns against recognizing Bolshevist systems tied to Lenine, notes risks for Romania and Hungary, and cautions that Russia’s fate will ripple through neighboring states, affecting security and German leverage.
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Pittsburg
Council of Five
Paris
Bela Kun
Hungary
Lenine
Armany
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Russia
Battie
Black Sea
Rusia
Mob members plead guilty in Alabama murder case
In Baldwin County Alabama July 18 convictions and guilty pleas were entered in a mob killing case. Two men were convicted of murder and sentenced to penitentiary terms, while 48 other mob participants pleaded guilty or were sentenced to hard labor. The event follows the fatal shooting of Frank Foukal during a denunciation event. Local authorities arrested over 40 people in the crackdown.
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Bay Minette
Ala
Aisbanma
Iymehine
Taldwin
Andy Riven
Monaas
Frank Foukal
Hi Eel Mejak
Tenediately
Pesanaceking
Thore
Aes
Gader Strikers Accept Return To Work Debate
In San Francisco on July 18 the local strike executive committee urged workers to ignore a return order. International VP Miss Johnson and telegrams from Miss Julia O Conner and J P Noonan indicate plans to submit grievances to the federal wire control board. Washington conferences were noted as advancing the basis for the action.
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San Francisco
Monda
Miss Johnson
Grasser
Mise Johnson
Julia O'Connor
J.P. Noonan
The
Brotherhood
Upo
Washington
Pom
Basi
Aine Johnson
Dieting Summer Diet Folly Mocked in Satirical Text
The Kansas City Star parodies summer dieting, arguing weight loss comes from eating less than used. It mocks fad diets and notes the ease of overindulging between meals with ice cream and candy. The piece stresses nature takes eating seriously and warns against partial restraint.
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Kansas City Star
Willard
Lil
Nature
Embargo Placed on East Coast by Striking Seamen
York July 1 report says freight shipments along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts are embargoed under federal control as seamen and engineers strike. The embargo aims to ease piling freight at Atlantic and Gulf ports due to ship tie ups, risking a nationwide shipping halt within two weeks, warns G. St. Brown of the seamen's union.
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G. St. Brown
Seamen's Union
Eee
Sugar in Peru War Time Demand Steadies Supply
Peru's wartime economy leans on a single staple sugar whose demand never falters, helping the nation sustain its population and industry despite global upheaval.
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Peru
Britishers honor heroic prisoner for brave act
London July 18 The air ministry announced Private Bruckman a German wrecked airman risked his life to rescue the pilot from a blazing wreck at Wiltshire air field He will be released at once granted free passage and awarded a sum of money and a watch inscribed for his courage
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London
Air Mini Try
Bruckman
Wiltshire Air Drome
Italian atlas project aims to rival German rivals
An Italian effort seeks to create a world atlas to free Italians from reliance on German editions by Sticler and Debes. The plan includes elastic strip sections in a mobile tire design providing support.
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Italy
Sticler
Anfree Debes
Pune
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Schilling
United States
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Hamilton
Missou
Grain Dealers IN Annual Meeting
D. W. M’kenzie OF
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Helena News
Roundup Company
Utilities Commission
Livingston News
Twin Bridges News
Superior News
Council
Auto Party
Three Forks Club
MOB
Alabama
GADER
Coast
Atlantic
Arlson
Sam Carlson
Sherman & Weeds
Galena
Eld
Sherman & Reed
Larry Duggan
Wmbaimer
sesePn Richards, Ing
Iayford Street
Charles
Allen
Seanette
Auvina
William
Albert Allen
Sna
Mrr
Mes
Thoma
Caten Jeanette
Walsh’ ‘Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
East Park St
Bette
Daly Shea Company
Oe Park
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