Shore Villa Sites Go Like Hotcakes
Poison Montana July 36 more than 100 Flathead residents bought shore villa sites at public auction by Judge McPhaul. Ex Senator Joseph Dixon bid on the last lot in the sale which closed quickly. Average price about $9 an acre with some as high as $10. The Masons bought Wild Goose Yana tracts for a state hall. About 35 people attended in Polson. Prayer by Rev C H Findley opened proceedings. Caleb Lanser chaired. Sale to continue as bidders remain. Montana postmasters appointed. pension examiners named in Kalispell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge McPhaul
Washington
Joseph M. Dixon
Fair Shore
Masonic Order of
Montana
Wild Goose Yana
Masons
Polson
C. H. Findley
Kalispell
Caleb Lanser
Polson Chamber of Commerce
Fudge McPhaul
Dixon
Pressdent
Grima
Kallapell
Garrison News Float of Summer Visits and Staffing Moves
Garrison July 3. Mrs J B Fowler and her baby visited Deer Lodge. Peter McMillan traveled to Stuart on business and back the same day. Roundhouse Foreman Lester Smith and family from Tri Dad plan camping on Upper Rock Creek. Engineer Weston from Missoula fills in for M I Case. Missoula bound Zocler's move to Missoula discussed. Moncure Cockrell from Deer Lodge visited briefly. Harvey Avery returns to telegraph duties after action leave. Buckshot Smith to Missouri is his next stop. Tom McDonald relieves Le Smith during vacation. Charles Waymire and wife left for Lathrop for temporary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
J.B. Fowler
Deer Lodge
Peter McMillan
Stuart
Roundhouse
Lester Smith
Joseph Smith Jr
Tridad
Col
Upper Rock Creek
Weston
Missoula
M. 1. Case
T. J.buckshot
Smith
Minsouri
Tom McDonald
le Smith
Charles Waymire
Lathrop
Waymire
Students of the Soil to Hold Convention
A Montana conference for county agricultural agents to meet at the state college in Roseman, with sessions over four days featuring Montana and U.S. Department of Agriculture speakers. The program covers farm management, irrigation, livestock, pest control, soil, and cooperative campaigns, ending with a summary by M. L. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Wilson
J C. Taylor
R.A. Blanchard
Carl’ H. Peterson
CL. Hansen
G. E. Piper
Better Farming Association of
South Dakota
F. U. Carpenter
Pete
Montana State Fair Association
Atkinson
R. A. Cooley
Swingle
Burke
Gleseker
Murdock
Whipple
Montana
Tamilton
Currier
Hartman
A. Blanchard
P. m
Montana Commis Agriculture
J. M. Kennedy
State Veterinary Office
W. J
Welch
Schoppe
Gallatin Valley Club
Agricultural College
Hamilton
Dean Linfield
Cooley
Charles Pueler
Retary Young Men's Christian Associa
United States Department of Agriculture
Miners Union Celebrates at Kendall Mining Camp
Lewistown July 28 The miners union celebration was held at Kendall after weather delays. Crowds from Lewistown and nearby towns attended a basket picnic in the natural park followed by a sports program. The feature event was a ball game between Rey and Winifred, tied 3-3 from the third to the fifteenth innings, with Roy clinching two runs in the home half of the fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Miners’ Union
Kendall
Natural Park
Rey
Winifred
Roy
Signals inspection trip noted between Mandan and Logan
Logan July 28 E A Allen superintendent of signals with Stanley Law chief draughtsman of St Paul traveled west from Logan to Helena inspecting automatic signals between Mandan and Paradise. Roadmaster Hang Gunderson of Butte was in Logan on business, and Mrs. Albert Strachan returned from Thompson Falls. A dancIng party was planned at the Logan opera house by Miss Helena Kevier and Miss Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. A. Allen
Mandan
Paradise
Mont
Stanley Law
St. Paul
Minny
Helena
Hang Gunderson
Butte
Albert Strachan
Thompson Falls
Ruth Rudeck
Frank Johnson
al. Williams
Roundhouse
Emery Thompson
George Grewcox
Brainerd
Minn
Ah Lo
Willow Creek
Old White Sulphur Receives A Dycking
Cloudburst strikes White Sulphur Springs in two heavy storms causing Main Street to flood and gardens and winter crops to suffer. July 28 reports name Gilbert Chaffersick Tal Reed Jo Hampton among worst sufferers. Other items note a wedding at Sheep Creek and local crime sentencing, plus plant strike and aviation recording phonograph invention discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Chaffersick
Tal Reed
Jo Hampton
Remarkable evening gown for a full-figure wearer
A striking black silk net evening gown features jet embroidered trim and a very décolleté bodice veiled with silk net. Velvet ribbon at the throat and tiny rosebuds finish the look, with long net sleeves highlighted as another feature.
Chancellor Talks With The Emperor At Headquarters
From Herlin July 26, via London officials say the imperial chancellor Dr von Rethmann Hollweg conferred with the emperor at general headquarters. The American note was among topics discussed but no tangible German attitude is expected before Berlin return. Officials differ on whether a reply to the note will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
le Not
Great Britain
Emotional Dance Causes Commotion in Oregon Conference
At the Oregon ministers conference in Eugene a female attendee disrupted Dr. Herman N. Morse as he discussed emotional religion while the nine denomination gathering began to vanish. Dr. John H. Boyd tried to restore order as the woman pressed questions about David dancing before the ark of the covenant. The session adjourned early with Miss Annie Beckley attempting to quiet the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Herman N. Morse
Conference of Ministers of Oregon
the State University
Morse
David
John H. Boyd
Portland
Drestling
Boyd
Annie Beckley
Orecon
Butte Injuries And Arrests Highlight Murray Report
W McCrimmon shows no major change after night injuries at Murray hospital where Dr T C Witherspoon has rejoined duties. Lyons arrested for assault on Thelma Mcdonald in North Wyoming street room. broken beer bottle slashes reported. Miner Carl Seaquist brought to hospital with a broken arm from rock fall. Also notes on smoke control experiments in Chicago roundhouse yielding cleaner air and collectable soot for lampblack and possible sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McCrimmon
Murray Hospital
T. C. Witherspoon
Ka Lyons
Thelma Mcdonald
Wyoming Street
Carl Seaquist
West
Galena Street
Chicago
Leelanaw Sinking Sparks U S Germany Dispute
Reports say the American ship Leelanaw was sunk by German shells. Officials debate whether cargo ownership affects the case and if immunity should shield American vessels. London's papers weigh the crisis and British actions as U S Germany tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Frye
Germany
United States
Frye
Leelanaw
Orkney Islands
Archangel
Belfast
Naw
Dundes
Stamer Fimreite
Grangewood
North Sea
Remington Strike Could Continue in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Conn July 26. The Remington Arms plant faces potential renewed strike actions if the labor situation is not settled by Wednesday afternoon. J J Keppler International vice president of the machinists union warned. Although initial talks promised a 48 hour weekly schedule with no wage cuts, returning strikers were refused employment and union members claim up to 150 were involved. Some iron workers walked out upon learning of the dispute and a fraction returned to work. others planned to resume tomorrow while seeking a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Remingt Arms "and Ammunition Company
J.J. Keppler
Machinists’ Union
Drunkenness Charge Connected to Rural Expression
A historical note claims police inspectors in England once required a man charged with drunkenness to utter the words truly rural. It also cites a curious earth measure stating the surface area as 196,791,000 square miles and the volume as 259,044,085,515 cubic miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Petrograd predicts the fall of Warsaw within fortnight
London reports Petrograd predicted Warsaw would fall within a fortnight as Austro German forces push near the Lublin Chelm line and cross the Narew river. German operations advance north of the Warsaw salient while Bulgaria’s and Turkey’s moves on rail lines fuel debate in London. Fierce action persists on the Austro Italian front with heavy losses for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Warsaw
London
von Mackengen
Lublin-Chelm
Narew River
Bug
Narew
Poland
von Bue Jow
Courland
Shavit
Poniewesch
Villa Dvingk
Kovno- Vilnaine
Petrorad
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Turkey
Doberdo
Ts Hallang
Vienna
Krn
Verona
Euphrates
Nasir Yeh
War Office Daily Front Dispatches and Island Occupation
War office reports southern Sokol Galicia capture of a vantage point and hundreds of prisoners. Grubechow ground gained by German forces. front largely unchanged. Italian front sees limited local gains with the Gorizian bridgehead held. Bomber drops bombs on Verona. Pelagosa island occupied by Maltese forces. Adriatic outpost described. Artois and Champagne sectors show diminished cannonading with minor operations at Perthes Beausejour and Vauquois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomo
War Office
Sokol
Galicia
Thleven
Grubechow
Poland
Doberdo
Gorizian
Tratlan
Gorizia
Krn
Verona
Paris
Artois
Arras
Champagne
Perthes Beausejour
Yauquois
Funeral for Chief George W. Bans Scheduled
The funeral for Chief George W. Bans will be held at family residences in Teast Ft hin aearmoan at 2 aetock. Interment follows in Mount Moriah Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panks
George W. Bans
Teast
Fthin Aearmoan
Aetock
Mount’ Moriah Cettery
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Shore
J. Dinon
Stannara Washington
John ‘Thompson
Arthur
Raymon Pike
Joseph F. Vanck
Brooks
T. V. Dusek
Leon Ti
Sutton
Kinilworth
E. K. Johnson
Evans and Stout
A. F. Munro
E. D. O'Neil
Garrison News
THE
Neally
Bitter Root
Auto
Florence
N. P. RR
la Cart
H. A
Stockholm
Victor Jewelry Mfg. Co
Bell
Miners” Union
Logan News
China
Hele and
Charles Cresbitbin
Sheep Creek
Mr. Yates
Kansas City
Kan
Solon Johnson
Charles H. Sherman
Little Rock
Ark
Sam Bell
Conway County
Hirst
Pottsville
Nitrated Products Company
France
Percy Holden Slingworth
Mitchell
George Carpentier
Raphe
Butte News
William Olander
Lake Seamen's Union
Great Lakes
Eastland
Charles H. Westcott
Detroit
Lake District
Westcott
Hoyne
Clyne
C. C. Healy
Kather
Department of Com- District
Lee Tanaw
Standard
Wilson
Russia
Havre
Lerwick
Scotland
Sendon
Fimrette
Stornoway
Remington
le Pretre
Pont-a-Moussan
A'De Sapt
Godfrey Tensel
Marconi’s
Wireless ‘Telegraph Company Ltd
Vaterland
Guy
Dardanelles
Aloi
A. Mya
Daily News
Bark
Tate
Treasury
Berlin
Reichsbank
Meney Arony
Morning Post
Bucharest
Austria Hungary
Pelagosa
Adriatic
Gragano
Dalmata
Grande
Sherman & Reed
East Broadway
Aerepnone
Larry Duggan
Kellabh
North Main Street
M. J. Walsh
Pueral
East Park Street
Eigle
John Rigle
Thes Family Res East
Front Street
Richards
Nank
Atiniam Wage
Febekah
Charles
Joseph Richaeds
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