Montanan Visitors and Local Notes Highlight Deer Lodge Scene
A collage of visits and brief reports from Deer Lodge Montana. Business visitors include Frea B Currie W P Halloran A C Hansen and C A LaGaly. Local events cover injuries funerals travel Yellowstone plans and classroom activities.
Deer Lodge District Court session heard by Judge Winston
On July 23 in Deer Lodge Judge Geoge B. Winston presided. A decree was signed in the Horatio N. Wilcox estate case with Eva L. Wilcox as administratrix and a 60 day window for filing a bill of exceptions. A foreclosure decree was issued in Spokane & Eastern Trust Co. v Ray R. Ragsdale. The Henry Edson estate was reopened and Mary Edson and her child are due government insurance coverage. Arthur J. Lochrie signed the petition for letters of administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Edson
Mary Edson
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge News Notes July 23 prominent travelers depart
Deer Lodge reports multiple residents leaving for distant homes and cities. Mr and Mrs Charles Bailey head to Los Angeles after weeks with Mrs Bailey's mother Mrs Nellie Robinson. Cyril Wayne and son sail from Seattle to China while inspecting Milwaukee railroad electrification. Edward Scharnikow, Howard Hoyt, 8 S McKennan, D McDonald of New York visit or travel pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Charles Bailey
Los Angeles
Bailey
Nellie Robinson
Cyril Wayne
Cyril Jr
Seattle
China
Wayne
Milwaukee
Edward Scharnikow
Howard Hoyt
Louisville
Col
California
Guy B. Jeffers
Fifth Street
McKennan
Helena
D. McDonald
New York City
FP. Wilson
George Kearney
Helmville
Ralph Elerick
Gold Creek
Basin News
Basin
Francis H. Naogeli
Louis Sanders
Charlotte Bailey
August Freeberg
Butte
Madge Westerford
Ralph Jefferson
Lloyd Williamson
Bruce Chidester
Duke Robertson
Boulder
Peter C. Comeau
Montreal
Canada
Rosanna
Peter
Joe Nugent
Lauretta
Josephine Hopkins
Catherine Kostad
Wanna Casper
Matt Matson
Comet
Nl. P. Sanders
C. F. Brinton
Harry Sayre
Charles Carlson
Bernice
Melcher
A. Grunert
Summer
Miss Balmer
Picot
Virginia Pollack
Bernard Hogan
Yob
Madison
Harold Beery
BE. C. Reilly
Joe Garneau
Fred J. Taylor
Frank Loiselie
Jean Louchran
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Appeals to Women
All women who work in homes stores mills or offices know how often they feel unfit for work. Headache backache nervous low mood cramps and dragging pains arise from feminine ailments. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has long been used to restore health and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Havre Officials Charged With Accepting Bribes
Frank Wild deputy U S collector and H G Amess Havre railway agent are indicted for taking bribes over livestock imports from Canada. Wild released on 15000 dollar bond and Amess on 5000 dollars to await September federal court in Great Falls.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Frank Wild
United States Collector of Customs
Havre
H. G. Amess
Great Northern Railway
Canada
Wild
Amessa
Helena
United States
J. C. Orrick
J. W. Roberts
Amessie
Amess
Basin Bureau Boy Injured In Runaway
Howard Bailey received a deep gash in his left arm and a broken collar bone when a horse he was driving became frightened and overturned the rig in a Basin street. Several other boys rode with him but all escaped with minor scrapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Howard Bailey
Young Bailey
Western riding suit gains popularity in the East
The western riding suit, originally for riding, crosses to the East in a briar-proof water repellent tweed. The belted coat and breeches pair with a wrap-around skirt for travel and with knickers for camping, proving versatile for multiple metiers.
Severe storm damages roads near Dillon Montana
A 5 30 to 6 pm thunderstorm and heavy rain washed out Beach road to Carter creek and Sweetwater and left three miles of Grasshopper valley road nearly impassable. The Butte Dillon road flooded three feet north of town as an irrigation canal overflowed. Dutch Flat basements flooded while Oregon Short Line trains faced slow orders. County crews work today to repair roads.
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Dillon
Carter Creek
Grasshopper Valley
Big Hole
Butte-Dillon
Oregon Short Line
Dutch Flat
Normal College
Dillon Court News Sees Arndts Trial Set On Liquor Charge
In Dillon on July 23 8 C Arndts faced arraignment in district court before Judge H G Rodgers on a liquor charge and pleaded not guilty. Trial date to be set for the next term. Joe Maurice fined fifty dollars on each count for trapping and shipping beaver hides without a permit after arraignment before Judge L P Phillips. He pleaded not guilty. Foreclosure actions filed by State Bank of Dillon against Claude E K Smith. James Peterson seeks divorce from Frances Peterson on grounds of desertion.
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Dillon Court
Dillon
C. Arndts
H. G. Rodgers
Joe Maurice
L. P. Phillips
Justice Court
State Bank of
Claude EK. Smith
James Peterson
Frances Peterson
Dillon News Notes and Normal College Updates
Dillon notes record visits and departures from July 23 including Ed Romain, G R Young, Miss Marion Lightly among guests. various locals traveling to Butte or Dillon for business. Normal College notes detail Cunningham's visit, facilities, and summer enrollment totals near 1,400 across Montana summer schools. lectures and field trips announced with upcoming Virginia City expedition.
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Dillon
Ed Romain
Hole Basiners
G. R. Young
Montclair
N. J
Marlon Lightly
Boston
John Collins
T. R. Pierce
Horse Prairie
Leonard Innes
Butte
Martin Innes
Rochester
Minn
C. A. Schulz
Sheridan
Hugh Clark
James N. Mansfield
Grant
T. J. Call
Ennis
Ras Hansen
Dell
W. Rann
Alder
Joe Smith
Donovan
E. F. Price
E. B. Rife
Armatead
John Baker
Toquerville
Utah
George Harrison
Grasshopper
F. B. Felt
Elkhorn Springs
Jack Card
Ed Kennison
IE. B. Roe
Normal College
R. J. Cunningham
Montana State Teachers’ Association
General Assembly
Cunningham
State Teachers’ Association
Davis
Lewistown
Miles City
Billing
Lucretia Snyder Knudsen
Knudsen
Moscow
Idaho
Montana
Argenta Caves
Guilidge
Lewis
History Department
Ontana
Virginia City
Garver
Nnack
Yoaeeg
Whitehall News Notes Update From July Folks
Whitehall residents share vacation updates visits and travels with family and friends. Miles W L Tuttle travels to Butte, Flynn substitutes on rural route. Several locals return from trips to Livingston Twin Bridges Potosi Springs and Virginia City. Churches receive a gift paint job funded by Valley Ladies Aid and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Waterloo
Pruett
Tom Greene
Tommy
Margaret Alexander
Potosi Springs
A. J. McKay
Hutte
Ike F. C. Pace
John W. Pace
Virginia City
Mary A. Dearth
Parsons
Kan
J. C. Dearth
Valley Ladies’ Aid Society
A. Brown
Butte
Everett Mitchell
Stevensville
C. M. Covert
A. Shoemaker
Abe Smart
Deer Lodge
Covert
Teachers' Help Is Asked to Rehabilitate Schools
Miss May Trumper Montana state superintendent asks teachers to cooperate fully in rehabilitating quake damaged school buildings at Manhattan Three Forks Willow Creek and Logan. She praises Montana’s ready aid and urges collective effort to restore the schools and support distressed communities.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
Gallatin
Miss May Trumper
Commonwealth
Manhattan
Three Forks
Willow Creek
Logan
Anaconda Matron Claimed By Death
Mrs Flora F Gast wife of Henry Gast died at the family home 406 East Park Avenue Anaconda at 6 o clock yesterday morning She was 59 a Dudleyville Ill native and had lived in Anaconda 12 years Survived by husband son Elmer E Gast four sisters Mrs Susan Kyle Mrs Ollie Comer Mrs C Ellingsworth and Mrs Minnie Brooks and brothers Jess and William Cahoon Also daughter in law Mrs Georgia Gast and granddaughter Miss Mildred Gast Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Flora F. Gast
Henry Gast
East Park Avenue
Anaconda
Ollie Comer
Tulsa
Okla
C. Ellingsworth
Carthage
Minnie Brooks
San Diego
Jess Cahoon
William Cahoon
Georgia Gast
City
Mildred Gast
Security Benefit Association
The
North American Union
Red Men Prepare for Anaconda Rodeo Celebration
The Red Men announce a large rodeo and roundup in Anaconda on September 12 and 13. A committee led by Joseph Lepke and John McMillan plans nightly meetings at Lepke’s cigar store to arrange attractions. William E. Sielaff, great sachem, visits to assist preparations and recruit Tendai Tribe No. 2 members.
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Anaconda
Joseph Lepke
John McMillan
Nick Sestrich
Harold Erickson
H. A. Warrens
Lepke
William E. Sielaff
Improved Order of Red Men
Great
Incohenee C. E. Pass
Tendai Tribe No. 2
Rancher Escapes Serious Injury After Runaway Wagon
William Evans a lower valley rancher narrowly escaped injury when his team bolted a wagon overturned on the highway late Wednesday afternoon. The unconscious rider was rescued by a Davidson Grocery truck driver and rushed to Anaconda for treatment before being returned home.
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William Evans
Evans
Davidson Grocery Company
Anaconda
Son of E P Mathewson Wins Cornell Scholarship
Edward Payson Mathewson, son of Mr and Mrs E P Mathewson longtime Richmond city residents, won a four year scholarship to Cornell University for his high school academic record at Richmond High School New York He ranked third in a 150 student class and earned first honors plus special merit recognition with 62 high school students receiving Cornell scholarships.
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New York
Edward Payson Mathewson
E. P. Mathewson
Cornell University
Richmond High School
Edward
Cornell
Minstrelcy of 1925 and Vaudeville Offerings at Bluebird
The Bluebird presents a revival of old time minstrel with modern touches led by Lela White in Minstrelcy of 1925 as the featured act. Bobby Tempest, Althea Lucas Co and Billy Carmen perform musically and comically with several other acts including The Sunbrite Pair and The Mad Whirl starring May McAvoy for an engaging two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Bluebird Theater
Lela White
Miss White
America
Bobby Tempest
Althea Lucas & Co
Billy Carmen
Arthur Miner
Kenne
Ben Mowatt
Billie Mullen
Sunbrite
Cmart
Charming May McAvoy
Drunkenness Charges Dominate Anaconda Court
Police blotter shows multiple drunkenness cases. Charles Mahin was fined 15 dollars, jailed seven and a half days for nonpayment. J C Smith fined, John Doe forfeited bond, Ben Dove and C Bassleau jailed for vagrancy and drunkenness. Gene Reardon discharged for driving without a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mahin
Campbell
Smith
T. P. Murphy
Mahin
J. C. Smith
John Doe
Ben Dove
C. Bassleau
Matchett
Gene Reardon
Petit Larceny Charge Filed Against Pair
A charge of petit larceny was entered yesterday against John and Jennie Doe by J. C. Chusie in Justice Silha's court. They allegedly stole $12 from his room, were arrested on the warrant, and pleaded not guilty. Hearing set for July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jennie Doe
J. C. Chusie
Justice Silha
Chusie
Joe Shagina
James Williams
James B. Gallagher
Silha
Frank Faley
Faley
Soldier boy medium to demonstrate psychometry in Anaconda
Rev. T. F. McMann of Seattle known as the soldier boy medium will give psychometry demonstrations. A Spiritualist mass meeting is set for this evening at the Musicians' hall with Mrs. Myra Fuld of Butte presiding as president of the Silver Bow Spiritualist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. McMann
Seattle, Wash
Soldier Boy
Musicians’ Hall
Myra Fuld
Silver Bow
Plane Crash Kills Two Near Boston Airport
Boston reports Lieutenant Mark C. Hogue a commercial aviator and a student passenger died when the airplane piloted by Hogue crashed near the Boston airport in East Boston. Hogue was a former army flying instructor and air mail pilot.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mark C. Hogue
Hogue
Meddling Women at Imperial Theater Two Day Engagement
Lionel Barrymore stars in Meddling Women a Chadwick Pictures production at the Imperial for a two day engagement. The cast includes Sigrid Holmquist Dagmar Godowsky Hugh Thompson Ida Darling and others in a dramatic tale of a loving couple thwarted by meddling relatives with emotional moments throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Barrymore
Chadwick Pictures
Imperial Theater
Sigrid Holmquist
Mary Pickford
Dagmar Godowsky
Odd Fellows and Rebel Families to Picnic at Washoe Park
Members of the Odd Fellows and Rebel lodges and their families will hold a joint picnic at Washoe Park Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Bring lunches. coffee and ice cream will be furnished.
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Mers of the
Odd Fellows
Rebel
Washoe Park
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