Old-Time Butte Man John Keegan Dies in July Funeral
Kaipei July John Keegan a prominent resident of Butte died at his home in Orchard Park after heart disease. He came to Kalispell in 1876 and had lived there since, survived by wife and children including James Keegan of Butte. Funeral held at St Matthew's church. The article then shifts to Yellowstone park auto travel concerns detailing how autos may affect park transport, expected delays, and adjustments by hotel and camping companies.
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Kaipei
John Keenan
Orchard Park
Yong Mincas
Keer
Anacon Sorel Winins ‘Company
Kalispell
Sitch
Hie
Grehard Park
Tie
Ireland
Sie
Thie Country
St. Matthew's Church
Yellowstone Park
Thompson
Tampa
Arrest in Chicago theft of money orders linked to Montana
A man named Clark is under arrest in Great Falls after being traced across several states from Illinois to Montana for stealing a book of blank money orders from H A Davis in Chicago and cashing them in various locations including Springfield and the vicinity of St. Louis. He faces transfer procedures, with Deputy Sheriff Winfield of Sangam County coordinating.
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Reat Fade
Western Express Conny
Chicago
Springfield
St. Louis
Clark
Sheri Wnfield
Sangam County
Tih
Montana
H A. Davis
Atlantic Coast
Great Falls
Great Fall
Clack
Illinois
Divorce settlement after carbolic acid method noted
Great Falls July 2 Loretta Demopoulos wife of Armerio Demopoulos a Breck restaurant keeper faced cruelty charges in a divorce suit filed by her husband. After papers served she attacked him with a hatchet, tried to stab herself, drank carbolic acid and died nearly two hours later.
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Great Falls
Loretta Demopoulon
Armerio Demopoulos
Shieh
Jreans
Demo Poulon
Local News Highlights From Twin Bridges
A. Nichi rancher near Twin Bridges survived a near miss after picking up a severed high tension wire, the repairman had just cut from the line. Frank Reid returns home from Butte seeking relief for painful eyes. Mrs J J Sutherland travels to Beach on legal business. Mrs J Smith returns to Sheridan after visiting Twin Bridges. local residents tour Cardwell and Cedarhurst, sharing grain samples. Miss Jennie Stalcup visits Butte. engineer Herman Graulich loses a brother in Cleveland. Will Morris attends county seat business. Myrtle Shaw visits Butte then Tron Red. Real estate seekers and local landmen show properties. D H Taylor returns from two weeks on the coast. Mrs Harry Redfield and Dire Ro W Page plan two-week California visit. Mrs E M Wilson named to College of Montana advisory board. Ladies’ Aid to meet with expected address by Mrs Unruh at Methodist church next week.
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Twin Bridges
A. Nichi
Nichols
Frank Reid
Butte
Mra J. J
Sutherland
Beach
X. D
Mes J. Smith
Frank Pahl
Sheridan
Wyo
A. J. Wilcomb
M. McIntyre
Myron Mountjoy
Cardwell
Wiley” Mountjoy
Cedarhurst
Witcomb
Mr. Mountjoy
Grail
Fife
F. W. Jones
Anaconda
J. F. Fox
Jennie Stalcup
Herman Graulich
State Orphans Home
Cleveland
Ohio
Will Morris
Stark
Myrtle Shaw
F. G. Fitcher
Tron Red
Walter Flick
Sunny
Shriners
Seatte
Taylor
Oregon City
Harry Redfield
Dire Ro W. Page
California
College of Montana
Deer Loch
Methodist Church
Hamilton Chautauqua draws visitors and new marriage
Ramison 5 Representative John BM Evans visited Hamilton yesterday and spoke at the Chautauqua. Gilbert Allis Mrs Ralph Crane and Miss Colette Morgan were visitors. Frank Alburg and Manda Hialeklla wed Thursday afternoon by Justice Irwin Hayden. Nels Darling spoke to a good sized audience yesterday and his talk was well received.
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Ramison
Jobn BM. Evans
Hamilton
Gilbert Allis
Mra
Ralph Crane
Colette ‘Morgan
Frank Alburg
Manda’ Hialeklla
Irwin Hayden
Nels Darling
Villa site sale opens after busy preparations
Judge McPhaul in Poison announces sale of 30 lake shore tracts at 9:30 Monday morning. Government had reserved these parcels since Flathead Lands opening. Large Montana crowd expected with inquiries from Kalispell Missoula and beyond as visitors arrive for a summer vacation trip.
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Judge McPhaul
Secretary of the Interior
Vila
Flathead
Judge
Western Union Head Returns From Yellowstone Park Tour
Carl President of Western Union Telegraph Company arrives in Livingston with eight in his party after a Yellowstone National Park tour. He is met by his wife who traveled from the west. They will depart tomorrow for the East in a special car.
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Livingston
Three Forks News Local Happenings July Gillingham Birthday
This brief notes social scenes in Three Forks with Ray’s third birthday at Mrs. Tarry Ont’s home, Miss Margaret Youns returning from Bozeman summer school, and Little John Bramer, four, damaged by a colt and treated in town. Also mentions Mrs. Frank Irvine and children joining Mr Irvine from Scotland, W. E. Ballara’s business trip, and the Malin family’s return from visiting relatives with Farnetta Crowley.
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Tarry
Three Forks
Gillingham
Ray
Margaret Youns
Bozeman
John Bramer
Frank Bramer
Orth Bench
Frank Irvine
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Irvine
W. E. Ballara
Butte
Anasonda
Deer Lodge
Joe Malin
Coughter
Billings
Farnetta Crowley
Wiss Esthergleun to Visit for Several Weeks
Mr and Mrs Ed Gravette moved Saturday to their homestead on the divide Mrs Gravette was Mrs Loalae Callentine and she has sold her city home to Art Moore of Milan who has moved his household Rout eto and will make his home The cry Miss Irene Schnabel and Miss Clara Schumaker of Milbank 80 are in the City to spend a few weeks with Mr and Mrs W T O Ragan after which they will go to the coast for a visit with friends
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Wiss Esthergleun
Ed Gravette
Deer Lodge
Glacier Park
William Doney
Yam Hill
Alfred Ayerst
Settle
William Coleman
S.C. Vanderwalker
Butte
Lois Rowden
Sand Point
Idaho
Barbara O'Neill
Cornatte Pink
Spokane
Mas Deste Pinch- Kenneth Daniels
New Yore
Cry
Charles Daniels
W. M. Ransome
Oxden
Utah
A. Blackmore
Joseph Rosenbaum
Chicago
Belgrade News highlights largest banana specimen and local harvests
Belgrade July 25 Wayne Varnand of the Belgrade company store reports a giant banana specimen on display after discovery yesterday. The item measures four inches across when stretched and joins another large specimen shown earlier this month. Harvest progress notes cite Penwell and Welton fields yielding 390 tons of hay and grain, with planned processing and minimal reseeding. Crops in Horseshoe hills appear very fine, while local residents Williams and Kelly cultivate two acres each. Sam Chestnut of Salesville returns from Dawson County impressed by homesteads and favorable seasonal pace for trains and gardens. Fat grain nearing harvest as observed by travelers.
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Belgrade
Wayne Varnand
Belgrade Company
Penwell I
Pen.Welton
Messrs. Pewell
Heck
George Johnson Clarkston
Horseshoe Hills
L. C. Williams
Sam Kelly
Sam Chestnut
Salesville
Dawson County
Gallatin Valley
Slander suit seeks large damages in Lewistown
Mrs Frances D Autremont sues Mrs Margaret McDonald for slander claiming a July 21 statement harmed her name, seeking 100 dollars actual and 23000 dollars exemplary damages. Marriage license granted to Claude Kooser and Catherine Wen Livingston. notices of forthcoming wedding in Lewistown. Also reports hail damage on west and north sides of town near Titger and Denton.
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Lewistown
Frances D’autremont
Margaret McDonald
Windham
Pininelt
D'Autremont
Claude Kooser
Catherine Wen Livingston
Wright Sand Mies
Richey
Oil Company Employees Arrested on Riot Charge
New York July 25 Samuel H Ea general superintendent and 32 guards of Tidewater Oil Company Bayonne New Jersey plant were arrested charged with inciting to riot after guards fired shots near the plant. Superintendent Edwards released on bail. guards jailed on $50 bail each. labor representative P Leon Bergoff released on $1 000 bail.
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New York
Samuel H. Eawants
Tidewater Ol Company
Bayonne
N. J
Shere Kinkead
Edwards
P. Leon Bergoff
Demand for Best Trout Eggs Grows at Yellowstone Hatchery
Reports from Yellowstone Park note a strong season for hatchery work. Despite fewer fish, egg quality is exceptional and shipments reach New York San Francisco and intermediate points. Plans include future supply expansion and a new station at Saratoga Wyoming to meet rising native Rocky Mountain trout demand. Tourism overload and hotel capacity are already strained as park travel remains unprecedented.
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Som
United States
Fa Hatsberg
Boueman
Hare
Yellowstone Lake
Hazeman
Tum
Thompson
New York
San Francisco
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Dakota
Bureau Fox
Thompson Saya
Bozeman
Mont
Spearfish
Leadville
Col
Saratoga
Wyo
Stone Park
Yell Howe
Hogky
Social notes and visits around town in brief
Residents and travelers fill the social calendar with visits and arrivals. The Brand family from Gold Creek hosted at the Rand home with Miss Anna Knopf visiting. Mr. and Mrs. H C Newell and children arrived in Veity for an extended stay. many locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap, plan excursions and a loom of wedding news and railway work shifts emerge alongside regional updates from Spokane to Deer Lodge.
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Conrad Kehr
Gus Brand
Gold Creek
Aleix Rand
Anna Knopf
Wamsey
Seattle
H.C. Newell
Tramlton
Veity
Herta ‘Astle
Corinne Sto
Rane
Iniaiecourt
St. Maries
Aiward Somers
Throwen Howth
Ion Louiee Rhuredey
Spoka
Sie
Mra
Ste Hat Davis
Caenett
St. Starles
Winn
Walter Alexander
Avery
Leahalte
Fingar
Three Forks
Deer Lodge
Willam Iiberwn
Viste
Portland
Teo Kennedy
Missoula
Bataraay
Mildred Allen
Thet Watkins
Anaconda
Richard Mente
Gianey Dunlap
Spokane
Hillyard
Ates
Seariwel
Dunlap
Anouth Deer Lodge
W.af. Allen
Anas
Conan
Richard Meartz
Homer
McGuire
Bowerman
Casrit Hurst
Fort Worth
Texas
Setoner Charis
Edna Parsons
Slanhattan
Kemp
Spitane
Minet Air
Charles Hurst
Han Args
ADS
Attruilivan
A. Stoddard
Deer Lodge Social Notes Highlight Visitors And Trips
Deer Lodge locals host and visit from Salt Lake City Seattle Spokane and Chicago with several trips planned to Glacier Park. Residents including Spotswood, Doney, Vanderwalker and Daniels family welcome guests and handle weekly business and social exchanges.
Mayor Starts for Chicago Governor Follows Soon
San Francisco daily notes that Mayor Phompeon of Chicago and his official party departed by special train at p.m. to Chicago. Governor and Mrs Dunne with three daughters and Maurice Dunne drove to San Jose to join the night train to Los Angeles. The governor said the party expects to reach Chicago on August 3.
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San Francisco
Phompeon
Chicago
Russians Threaten Mackensen Flank In Eastern Zone
London dispatch reports Austro-German forces pressing toward Warsaw from the north while von Mackensen’s thrust along the Chemin-Lublin line shows little progress forcing a Russian threat along the Bug river east of Chelm and near Lemberg. Russian prisoners exceed 1.5 million. Italian front remains active on the Isonzo. French report gains at Handesapt in Vosges. war notes from Rome and Vienna cover multiple theaters with ongoing artillery and counterattacks.
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London
Warsaw
Narew
Pultusk
Hozan
Bug River
Warsaw-Vilna
von Mackensen
Cheim-Lublin
Helovets
von ‘Mackensen
Chelm
Lemberg
Vistula
Lublin-Chelm
Courland
Kovno
Grodo
Wareaw
Russia
Dne
Vosges
Han-de-Sapt
Tsonz0
Rome
Paris
Cadora
Tofana
Monte Plano
Basin of Migutina
Luvainica
Charaeter
Isonzo
Ae Hombg
Schteltter
Germans Cross Narew Front toward Warsaw in World War I Front
An official statement reports German forces crossing the Narew from south of Ostrolenka to Pultusk and moving toward the Warsaw Petrograd railway near the Bug river. Mixed actions include fortifications blown near Saunders and trench advances near Suwalki, Nasielak, Gzowo, and Jazgarzew south of Warsaw.
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Narew River
Ostrolenka
Pultusk
Teutonic
Bug River
Geman
Warsaw-Petrograd
Saunders
Bane de Sapt
Dunkirk
von Buelow
Hof Kovne
Dembowo
Suwalki
Nasielak-Gzowo
Blonie
Warsaw
Stanowghiska
Jazgarzew
Jeasdorna
Fighting in Old Mexico Reshapes Campaign Trajectory
Late July reports from Texas quote American passengers arriving from Monterey describing 10 days of fighting between Villa and Carranza forces near Tampico and Villa Garcia. Casualties exceed a thousand with about half killed and wounded twice that. The clash delays Obregon's advance. official notes place new destruction south of Zacatecas and rains to affect operations as far south as Ta Colorado, 131 miles south of Torreon.
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La_vaz
Lower California
San Diego
Cale
San Jose de Guaymas
Guaymas
Caidera
Rendez
Yaqui
United States
Chattanoogs
Colorado
la Baz
Lateo
Texas
Villa
Carranza
Teamole
Garcia
Monterey
FI Paso
Amateur cycle champion dies in race crash
July day tragedy in St Louis track. Tueders, famed for winning one five and ten mile titles and aiming to match a record, crashes after his chain breaks. Lenders tries to free the jammed chain with one hand while steering with the other, crashes into a post after passing the judges stand. Officials halted the event as the rider was killed.
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Tueders
St. Louis
Era
Endertakers BanKe Chrhintine Rites at Mount Moriah
A brief notice records the funeral arrangements for Chrhintine Endertaker, wife of George A. aged 6 years, with services scheduled tomorrow afternoon at Mount Moriah. The fragmentary text names the family residence on Rest Street and cites Mount Moriah as the ceremony venue.
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Banke-Chrhintine
George A
Mount Moriah
Funeral service for Jacoly to be held Monday
A funeral for the late Jacoly is scheduled for Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Duxhan's Undertaking Parlors. The notice asks mourners to attend and pay respects.
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Duxhan
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Tims
Horack
Gardiner
Garrison News
Garrison
P. M. Abbott
Creek
Sir Garrieon
Joe Grenier
Robert Wrox
C. T. Sponsel
Mandan
Sponsel
Joseph Smith Jr
Joseph Emnith Sr
Arthur Topendi
Misa Amy Rippengate
Smith
Rinpengate
Roy Kinman
Alf. McDonough
Alfa
J.P. Breen
Trefer
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Ethel Springer
S Breen
Edward B. Levi
Anderwon Stock Fanch
Messrs
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Nelson Wil
Twin Bridges News
Hamilton News
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Victor Jewelry Mfg. Co
Western Union
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Lewistown News
OIL Company
Pmintendene Thompson
Watchery Or
Hozeman
Mr. Thompson
Ning
Deer
Oaxe
Misses Truth
Gladys Stetson
Mona
Willian Beaumont
Kathleen Kennebec
Gertrude Perkins
Alma
Jessie Priter
Helen Lochrie
Mildred
Toomeyerine
Patterson
Phoebe van Gundy Tene Eldred
Ruth Davis
Catherine Whitworth
Jeanette Kelley
Mesdames
Arthur Lochrie
P. Wilson
W. E. Keeley
Frank Conley
Joseph Giieman
F. W. Ganshow
Sax Slade
Fred Cobb
P-L. King
Lloyd Teo Shea
Robert Thayer
Donald Spotswood
Mr. Gelir
Fadmund Toomey
Bruce Kremer
Elizabeth St Tuohy
D’arcy
P. Kernodlie
D. L. Merny
Tlelena
Tee Camcart
H. Hoffman
McGinley
F. E. Long
Cather
Wall Springs
Mackensen
Paris Report
Artois
Oise
Aisne
Trosos
Champagne
Perth Es Beause- Jour
Woevre
Voges
Ban- Sap
Mienna
Vienna
Longo
Teangorod
Krslow
Bug
Lotte
Gorigia
Dowerd
Willy
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Festerday
Old Mexico
Endertakers
Sherman & Reed
East Broadway
Larry Duggan
Jain Street
Bell
M. J. Walsh
Park Sereet
Joseph Richards
Puneral
Montana Street
Butte, Mont
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