Montan Press Association elects officers and venues
J A Gilluly of Lewistown was elected president of the Montana State Press Association at Livingston. Missoula chosen as 1917 convention city. Officers named include George J Cade Kalispell first vice president Daniel Whetstone Cutbank second vice president Dean A L Stone Missoula third vice president S E Peterson Great Falls secretary and H B Mitchell Great Falls treasurer. The gathering endorsed journalism school support at Missoula and backed a fixed statewide county printing price to be presented to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Whetstone
Cuthank
Miles Romney
Hamilton
HS. Rogers
Billings
Interent Pussion in Paper Clipped Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR snippet cites an internet discussion with garbled words. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The readable portion hints at a fragmented online exchange but lacks concrete facts to summarize into a full item.
Bozeman to Revel in Sweet Peas Carnival
Bozeman plans a large sweet pea carnival August 23 to 25 with a monster parade on August 2, a children's parade August 24, and the coronation of the carnival queen on August 23. The Elks will operate The Gulch on two blocks, public street dancing each evening, multiple bands and speakers, and daily ball games, with wide regional participation and town cooperation.
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Bozeman
Bozeman Graduate Wins North Dakota Dean of Women Post
Miss Mise Allis Borthwick, a Bozeman home economics graduate, receives appointment as dean of women in charge of Cereshall dormitory at North Dakota Agricultural College Far. She has served as assistant to Mrs Tha B Herrick in Bozeman and brings valuable dormitory experience to the new position.
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Bozeman
Mise Allis Borthwick
Cereshall
North Dakota Agric ‘College
Far
Borthwick
North Dakota
Tha B. Herrick
Women
Federation Clears Charges Against Cloney At Great Falls Convention
At the Western Federation of Miners biennial meeting in Great Falls President Charles JH Moyer and the executive board won a written validation of their action sending charges against James Cloney to local Rossland BC. Cloney sought exoneration but the motion failed. Debate extended beyond adjournment as officers’ votes were tallied with results tight. The convention moves to finish officer elections and set committees as it enters next week.
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Great Falls
Charles JH. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Rossland
British Columbia
James Cloney
Butte, Mont
Cloney
Clancy
LWW
Michigan
Butte
Death of Judge Sweet Pioneer and Banker
Boulder July 2 This morning Judge Sweet pioneer Montan a prominent Jefferson county figure died after a long illness Surviving relatives include Chester W Sweet of Bozeman William T Sweet Jr Shelby Sweet Mrs J F Finnerty and Mrs Paul P Roberts Funeral services by the Masons will be held at 2 pm Saturday at the residence with Bishop Brewer of Helena and the lodge aiding. He served in the Eighty seventh regiment and was a longtime Democrat and justice of the peace.
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Boulder
BF. Beckwith
Frank Bernatz
Mr. Sweet
Chester W. Sweet
Bozeman
William T. Sweet Jr
Shelby Sweet
J. F. Finnerty
Butte
Paul P. Roberts
B. F. Wae A
Melbourne
Sidney
Anaconda
Ralph W. Sweet
San Francisco
James Sweet
Cheyenne
Wyo
Judge Sweet
Montana
Jefferson County
Old Boulder
Old Wickes
Glendale
Society of Montana
Pioneers
Episcopal Church
Masonic Fraternity
Masons
Bishop Brewer
Helena
Masonic Lodge
Sweet
White Sulphur News highlights and local notes
White Sulphur Springs July 21 local items report Drvand Mery Traiis and Mies Charlotte Nence of Melstone returning home Br. Guhus meeting plans for Sitter City and Melstone residents Fela lives at Melstone Miss Nence Sine with Alexander fireloner and her baby at Stenties Hospital returning home Caikine Weds Ned D Rumme stub hiked Willow creek twelve girls outdoors chap by Aten Edith Thomas in Dilton for normal college work Mary F Giltinan and Ming Bien visiting in city Mrs Edith Thomas in Dilton local visitors John Stoore back from Helena visit William Blakeley of Sixteen and T Perry and FM Sloane of Chicago in tours Fort Logan business visitors Gile Sr Fort Logan to ship wood We Gite and BW Gile Sr Fort Logan in sales week Silks sister McKay and John Toda married Saturday at the home of Mrs Doty age ceremony by Rev Barber
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White Sulphur
Uly
Drvand Mery Traiis
Mies
Charlotte Nence
Melstone
Guhus
Sitter City
Sre
Vielted
Fela
Miss. Nence
Will Sine
Alexander Fireloner
Stenties Rospital
Caikine
Ned
D. Rumme Stub
Willow Creek
Aten
Edith Thomas
Dilton
Mary F. Giltinan
Minneapois
Ming ‘Bien
Gile Sr
Fort Logan
MtcKay
John ‘Toda
Todd Family Returns From Hutte Visit
Mr. Todd and Danzer family are noted for a recent trip to Hutte, with Danzer and her late son returning Wednesday night after a week away.
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Will
Mr. Todd
Neatharlie Danzer
Hutte
Charles Bigley Killed While Broncho Busting
Great Falls reports the death of Charles Bigley at White Tail Sheridan county after his horse ran through a wire fence and fell on him during a broncho busting exhibition Wednesday. He was the son of PT Rigley, a well known farmer in Sherman county.
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Great Falls
White Tail
Sheridan City
Charles Bigley
Anic
PT Rigley
Sher [Iain County
Lewistown Elks receive casket of late Ro Beatty
A Lewistown Elks committee received the body of Ro Beatty, a local businessman, upon its arrival from Missoula. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. M. Donaldson presiding. Milo Skero sold a fourth Cumberland mine lease interest to George Wieglanda for 25000 dollars amid rich gold ore from the Cumberland mill-equipped property. W. J. Owen, former Basin Lumber president now near Gilt Edge, filed for county commissioner as a Republican. Ole Flaten of Grass Range sought school superintendent. J. S. Riley of Windham ran for county commissioner on Democrats ticket. R. Cramer of Lewistown ran for state representative, and J. S. Barker for public administrator. Suit for divorce was filed by Jennie Owens against C. A. Owens, alleging desertion and failure to provide, married since 1908. H. W. Schmidhapp arrived from Livingston to manage Montana Power Company offices here, replacing C. Simonson who takes charge in Billings.
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Lewistown
Committee of Elks
Ro Beatty
Missoula
Methodist “Church
M. Donaldson
Milo Skero
Lncky
Cumberland
Maiden
George Wieglanda
W. J. Owen
Basin’ Lumber “Company
Ole Flaten
Grass Range
J. 8 Riley
Windham
R. Cramer
Barker
Jennie Owens
C.A. Owens
H.W. Schmidhapp
Livingston
Montana Power Company
C. Simonson
Billings
Logan News item covers theft arrest and local events
A crowded Logan report notes Frank Lago’s capture after riding out on a saddle pony stolen near Willow Creek, with Sheriff Kilbridge and Tee Anderson pursuing him. He confessed, then pleaded not guilty in Bozeman as trial looms. The column also mentions local visits, a lumber company manager change, and a ball game schedule.
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William. M. Bradford
Montana
Johnson
Pittsburg & Gilmore Railway
Logan
Manhattan
Butte Is Named 1917 Montana State Pharmacy Meet Site
Missoula July 21 Butte was selected as the 1917 meeting place of the Montana State Pharmaceutical association after officer elections today Louis Dreibelbix of Butte was chosen president A C Roecher Bozeman first vice president Henry B John Victor second vice president Albert Doull Butte third vice president J A Ridell Boulder CR Fuller Anaconda retiree J W Corwin Park City as delegate to the national convention Papers were read by W P Porterrade Emil Starz Helena C E Mollet Missoula and S J Coffee Missoula Addresses were given by Prof A R Spaulding and Prof F O Smith of the state university The women's auxiliary concluded today's session electing Mrs C B Hosking Butte president Mrs W R Montgomery Butte first vice president Mrs H Starz Helena second vice president and Mrs C F Mollet Missoula secretary-treasurer
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Missoula
Montana State’ Pharmaceutical Association
C.B. Hosking
Butte
W. Ri. Montgomery
Fist View
Hmit Starz
Helena
C.F. Mollet
Missou
William Luppold Pioneer and Stockman is Dead
William Luppold a pioneer rancher and Civil War veteran of Montana, with 5 000 acres of cattle and the largest herd in his valley, died after a life spanning from Baden Germany born 1889 to towns in Montana. He served in Company F Second Montana Cavalry and was wounded in the Civil War. He moved to Diamond City and later Cheyenne before settling in White Sulphur Springs. He was a longtime director of the First National Bank and connected with the Martinsdale Sheep Company and Grand Army of the Republic. He married Kate Kuarth in 1878. she died in 1875. His sister Mrs Fiona Kirschbaum cared for his home since his arrival in the area.
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White Sulphur Springs
William Lupe Dold
Montana
Luppold
Baden
Germany
Boston
Mass
Tuppold
Second Town
Calvary
W. F. Smith
Lupepold
Bailey
Diamond City
Aus
Diamond
Chey Hy
Luppola
First National Bank
Martinsdale Sheep Company
Grand Army of the Republic
Independent ‘Order of Odd
Kate Kuarth
Lappe
Fiona Kirschbaum
Recruiting Office Opens for Montana State Guard
Great Falls July 21 Captain Ambrose F E Beckett opens a recruiting office at the federal building as one of three state recruiting officers to boost war strength. He will collect enlistments for infantry and for a cavalry troop until full. Summer session at Hiezeman closes after six weeks of work. An Yellowstone park excursion for teachers will follow under Prof. R A Cooley.
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Great Falls
Ambrose FE. Beckett
State Guard
Federal
Hiezeman
Yellowstone Park
Park
R. A. Cooley
Butte Liquor Packages Seized in Spokane
Spokane police and officers conducted a hotel raid revealing a permitless liquor operation. A ground floor room housed liquor for patrons without state permits, with 30 packages seized, a driver arrested, four hotel employees detained, cash, telegraph blanks, and price lists found. The raid followed tips of a large liquor shipment from Butte, Montana.
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Spokane
Hee
Butte, Mont
Wes Jewell Revisits Old Scenes in Boulder Memories
Wes Jewell, a stage driver once living in Ison City 30 years ago, spent several days in Boulder recalling Concord coach era adventures and the celebrities he transported nationwide. He served as a packer in the Philippine War and recently returned from Mexico, planning to go back soon. He embodies the rugged Western spirit and is noted for his vivid diction in CC Goodwin’s Salt Lake City writings on stage drivers.
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Toulder
Wes” Jewell
Ison City
Boulder
Concord
Mexico
CC. Goodwin
Salt Lake City
Jefferson Valuation Figures Released for Boulder Area
The Boulder Board of Equalization meets this week with total assessed valuation excluding railroads at 8,574,618, up 120,513 from last year. Railroad assessment expected near 3,000,000. Also noting that Charles Darling of Rimini declared candidacy for governor while Joseph Kirschwing of Great Falls filed as a Democratic candidate for Congress.
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Boulder
Board of Equalization
Charles Darling
Rimini
Joseph Kirschwing
Great Falls
Congress
Rotarians pick Atlanta for 1917 convention
Atlanta Georgia was chosen as the convention city for 1917 by Rotary Club officers after a late meeting. Kansas City and Salt Lake City were also contenders. C R Perry of Chicago was reelected secretary.
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Atlanta
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Kansas City
Salt Lake
R .Perry
Chicago
Giant Nichiren statue carved in Japan gains world record
Report details a 246 foot recumbent granite statue being chiseled on Ushigakuchi Island in the Inland Sea of Seto Japan. The massive figure depicts Nichiren, a noted Japanese patron saint, and the project marks a remarkable sculpture feat.
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Japan
Nichiren
Ushigakuchi
Seto
Walsh Funeral Notices and Thank Yous From Obituary Items
The notice lists funeral details for Thomas McLaughlin with services at Walthre Gndertalet and acknowledgments from the families of Mrs Lowe and others. Expressions of gratitude to friends, floral offerings, and thanks to specific individuals and families are noted, with cremation or burial details to appear in later papers.
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Iid
Uiness
Alexander Church
Brandson
Edward Harold
Oscar
Lowe
Ben J. Lewis
West
Granite Street
Richards’ Undertaking
Daniers
Unknown man’s remains held at local parlors
The body of an unidentified man about 40 years old who died yesterday is in custody of Sherman & Reea parlors at 13-19 Montana Street Butte Montana. Funeral director Joseph Richards is listed in connection with the arrangement offices.
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Montana Street
Butte, Mont
Sherman& Reea
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