First Autos Enter Yellowstone Park Amid Concert Plans
Wingston Gardiner prepares for August 1 as autos gain entry to Yellowstone National Park. A 20 piece band in Gardiner will play to welcome the first drivers, with crowds expected. Entries, vehicle inspections, and start timing are organized the night before the event. Separately, gambling cases near the district court proceed, with two defendants posting bail and another awaiting trial. A rancher faces preliminary hearing over flood damage to a public highway. bail set at $500. A bigamy complaint against Myrtle Brien is withdrawn after the alleged spouse remarries.
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Wingston
Gardiner
Yellowstone
Forth
Avbang
Pring
Frank Bender
Justice of the Peace
District Court For
Tral
F. J. Bennett
Cif McLeod
Charles Dailey
Emigrant
District Court
Mytle Brien
Bozeman Minsters Honor N D Hillis at Dinner
Bozeman July 30 local ministers hosted complimentary dinner at Bozeman hotel for Mr N D Hillis who spoke at the Chautauqua. Emmett Kuntze travels to Kolin Mont to visit Howell Dean and others in Fergus County. Dr Walter L Reesman, now a dental surgeon in the U S Army, returns for a visit.
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Bozeman
N. D. Hillis
Chautauqua
Bozeman Hotel
Emmett Kuntze
A. Kuntze
Kolin
Mont
Howell Dean
Hi Hunts
Belle Chrisman
ME. Chrisman
Fergus County
Walter L. Reesman
United States
Sam Meador
Mr. Martin
Central Ave
Routh
William Jiede
German Lutheran Church
Chicago
Quack
Kearnes
Neb
Pete Snelson
State Fair Association
Fargo
N. D
Montana
Agriculture agents discuss state college ties at Montana meeting
Roseman July 3 conference of county agricultural agents from Montana at the college featured talks by President M Hamilton Dean FB Linnell and Dr W Working of Washington on linking county agents with the state college. F J Chase of Flathead county detailed his cooperative work with farmers near Kalispell and the milk production record system.
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W. Jeonutier
F. J. Chare
Flathead County
Kallepel
Chase
Language Essay Contest Winners at Montana State Fair
Helena July 29 Winners of first place in the language essay contest at the Montana state fair are Ruth Hammons of Noxon and Thomas Davis of Three Forks. Schools from Big Timber Three Forks and Culbertson led, with two winners from each. The contest covered grades 6 7 with topics about the locality. Winners listed include Ruth Hammons Chloe Claiborn Big Timber Francis Gibson Cardwell Ora Rostad Helena Smith from Jefferson district 15 and Thomas Davis Harold Jorgenson Alma Christenson Dorothy Smith Minnie Clark from Culbertson Absarokee Three Forks.
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Helena
Ruth Hammons
Noxon
Thomas Davis
Three Forks
Big Timber
Culbertson
Chloe Claiborn
Big ‘Timber
Francis Gibson
Cardwell
Ora Rostad
Helena Smith
Jefferson County
Dorothy Smith
Culberton
Minnie Clark
Absarokee
Harold Jorgenson
Silver Anniversary Celebrates 35 Years in Business
A New Jersey woman recently celebrated 35 years of success in business. Her husband failed, but when she took hold of his affairs they prospered and have continued to do so. She has raised five children in the meantime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermey
Forest District Sees Over Half Million Revenue
Fragmented OCR text references a forest district and a large sum of money, suggesting a financial note or budget item. Names and precise details are unclear, but the emphasis is on substantial funds related to forest district affairs and potential road or land payments.
Rain dampens Lewistown Chautauqua despite strong turnout
Local events news from Lewistown July 3 reports heavy rain and dampened enthusiasm for the Chautauqua week amid active fundraising by the water company and growing support for a Tenchito elevator project. Montana Elevator Co plant purchases and a pending Western Lumber elevator deal are noted. Rev. Martin and Rev. White arrived for a Methodist quarterly conference. church finances and membership rose under Rev. Donaldson. A marriage between Dora L. Babcock and Valentine Matheson is recorded, alongside a fatality of a 24-year-old milk keeper, with funeral planned Sunday. An eastern Eagles delegation bound for Spokane will be hosted in Missoula with a welcome reception and Bitter Root Valley trip arrangements.
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Wistown
Hilti
Chautanana
Enter Ewater Company
Tenchland
Farmers’ Equity
Grass Range
Montana Levator Company
Western Lumber Ha
Hile
Equity Society
JA. Martin
Great Falla
Methodist Church
E. T. White
Lewistown
C. M. Donaldson
Tohn Matheson
Valentine Dora L. Babcock
Chmmouk
Alissowa
Fie
Chamber of Inerce
Missoula
Chicago
Bitter Root Valley
Becker Prison Death Record and Widow's Testimony
Mrs Helen Becker returns from Sing Sing after Charles Becker's execution and declares her belief in his innocence, while Becker’s suicide note asserts his innocence and pride in his wife. The piece notes Dr Stillman’s autopsy finding of unusual resistance to the electric current and mentions plans for a solemn mass and Woodlawn Cemetery burial.
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Helen Becker
Charles Becker
Charlie
WO. Stillman
Auburn
Becker
Cascade County Bar plans Montana State Bar meeting events
Committees from the Cascade County Bar association plan entertainment for lawyers attending the Montana State Bar Association annual meeting in Great Falls next week. The session runs Monday and Tuesday, Aug. Warnings of dry weather and hail relief are noted as Northern Montana crops look unusually large with high yields. A rancher along the Yellowstone was injured in a runaway accident, cut by barbed wire and knocked unconscious, later taken to a hospital.
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Eat Falls
Cascade County Bar Association
Montana State Bar Association
Montana
Miles Oas City
Grumacner
Yellowstone
Hart King
Harry Sein
Grumacker
Destructive Fire Strikes Town General Store
A fire in the oil room of a town general store destroyed the Northern Pacific station hotel and store room. Wooden, closely packed buildings fueled the flames. Mrs. John Kassa, trapped in the oil room, was rescued when rescuers forced the door after a snapped lock. Local authorities tally the loss at 82.
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Wip
Northern Pacific Station
John Kassa
Mrs Heffron Buried Monday in Anaconda
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Heffron will be held Monday from the residence of her daughter Mrs. J C Tucker at 506 Cherry street. She died in Butte Thursday and was 67. Interment will be beside her husband Dennis Heffron. Survived by sons Fred Frank William, daughters Maggie Tucker Mamie Cook and Mrs Frank Tanner, sisters Mrs William Forrest and Mrs Bateman.
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Mra
Alice Heffron
J.C. Tucker
Cherry Street
Heffron
Butte
Fred
Frank Nel William
Phree
Maggie Tucker
Mamle Cook
Spokane
Frank Tanner
East
William Forrest
Divide
Bateman
Boulder
Fred M Gotthardt Dead at Fifty Four
Fred M Gotthardt a longtime resident of mis ity died at St Ann s capital yesterday at age fifty four He is survived by a brother two sisters in Washington DC and a sister in Germany The body will be cared for by Tuttle undertaking and funeral arrangements will be made when eastern relatives are heard from He worked as a watcher in several local establishments and was well liked by many in the city
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Fred M. Gotthardt
Misity
St. Ann's
Mr. Gotthardt
Washington, D.C
Germany
Tuttle
Mr. Gotthard
Montgomery
East Park Avenue
London Editorials Rally Behind Russia in Warsaw Crisis
London newspapers on July 31 express sympathy for the Russian people amid the Warsaw crisis and hope Grand Duke Nicholas can extricate his forces. They ponder German success in the East and its potential impact on the western front, citing a Petrograd dispatch predicting a decisive battle in France.
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London
Warsaw
Nicholas
Petrograd
Shuisky
Gazette
France
Telegraph
Butte church services run through a full day of worship
Butte churches list Sunday services across denominations with morning and evening worship, Sunday school, Epworth leagues, and special events. The townwide notices include Methodist, Lutheran, Baptist, Presbyterian, Swedish and Norwegian churches with pastors, locations, and service times. Community members are invited to attend.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Second
Arizona
J. H. Mitchell
East Second Street
Sohn
Callon
Epworth League
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
North Main’ Street
John G. Ross
Fustor
Matt H. Browns
Violet” Laity
Tigh P
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Church
Si West Copper Street
Tangness
Sh Orelock
Scandina- Slane
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Montana
Silver Streets
D.N. Anderson
South Dakota
Dorcas Society
Louis Larson
Columbia Gardens
Alexander Vase
Swedish Baptist Church
East Park Street
Paure Methodist
Mi Tialena
Epworth Teague
Steele Pase St Nahea
Seth
Mountain View
Quartsaaeree
the. Stey
G. D. Wolfe
Relock
Metro Pom
Anna Tape
Caer
Anna Jendresen
Sorelock
A. J. Stor
Mans
Lee Erikson
East Butte
First
Presbyterian Church
Groeneveld
Broadway
Tahe Streets
Welock
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Corner
Dakota
Aluminum
Tp, Jenkins
Colorado Street
Isaac Morfans
Church of Christ, Scientist
Quarts Streets
Church Or
Jesus Christ of Later-Day Saints
Mormons
Scandia Hall
Main’ Street
Butte
Sa. Im
Shot at Governor Harris Missing 18 Times Sparks Debate in Atlanta
Atlanta July 30. The attempt to shoot Governor Harris by Te. Wade and the ensuing tale of a 60s Moorefield fight are recounted. Wade, a former Confederate veteran, recalls outpost duty while Harris laughs at the near miss. In Loklo Japan, Okuma’s cabinet resigns amid bribery probes tied to last March elections. Viscount Oura resigns. emperor approves after Okuma’s report.
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Atlanta
Harris
Rein
Te. Wade
Ition
Wade
Mr. Wade
Cordelia
Moorefield
Mr. Harris
Loklo
Count Okuma
Jus
Yoshishito
Kanetake Oura
Interior
Ministry of Justice
Viscount
Oure
German travel ban orders prohibition on printed matter
German officials have issued an order prohibiting travelers to and from Germany from carrying printed or written matter. The directive, reported by the Legaaf via London, aims to control material moving across borders.
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Ammcertain
Jary
London
Legraaf
Germany
German envoy to present sinking of United to Germany
Ambassador James W. Gerard is expected to present to the German government on Saturday morning the American representation on the sinking of the United near the Orkney Islands by a German submarine last Sunday. Berlin reports indicate the note will be delivered in Washington as part of U.S. correspondence on the incident.
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Berlin
Monavy
Jacma
United
Leelanaw
Orkney Islands
James W. Gerard
General Vos Dies of Wounds in Meta
According to the Telegraaf Lieut Gen von Vos who commanded a guard corps at the outbreak of the war has died of wounds at Meta.
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Victor Jewelry Mfg. Co
Saale
Lewistown News
Epertain Eagles
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Mrs. Becker
New York
Ring Sing
Bronx
Beckers
Tolentine Wrray
Woodlawn
Terment Tery
Great Falls
Copenhagen
Gata
National Tidende
Stockholm
Sweden
Malmo
Ana i Sassnitz
Vane
Sai
Peter Kearney
Mitchel
Fred-erick Eugene Ives
Anaconda News
Strain’s
Steane
Kolo
Miles
Jenki
Edward C. Hall
Unity Methodist Episcopal Bary
Cate
Pascoe
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Sliver
M. Hudtoff
South Monna Street
S‘puom
Ning
Stout Rether Methodist
Harry M. Coopers
Sma
Main Street
Mater Rat A.m
Epworthie
Pra Tee
George
Pere
Tao P.m
Satan
Harry
Nether Baptist Mercury
B. Reed
Church Covenant
Ea Lee
Rst Baptist Church
Ssland- Wagrand Montana
Walter A. King
North
Henry
Peeyer
T. Swe
Tours
Gounod
Sturges
Gaub
Mr. Gilbert
South Side Methodist Episcopal Church
George Street
Lowell Avenue
Roy E. Harley
Lowell Ave
J. Nepper
Wearne
Woods
A. Ta Mboroughman
Tooms
Gwsley Block
Elisha
Ton
Swedish Christian Mission
Dakota and
Porphyry
P. G. Fallquist
West Porphyry
Christian Yoga Center
Napton Hall
Granite Street
Thomas J Isson
Oelock
Napton
A. Hobannon
Norwegian Lutheran Church
St West Copper Street
Salvation Army
J. A. McDonald
de Byers
H. Smith
J. F. Grose
Paso
Texas
Alesto Ysobel Robles
Huerta
George B. Oliver
General Huerta
Federal Grand Jury
San Antonio
Ke Alderete
Jose Zozaya
General Robles
Ek Catine
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