Plans for federation meeting at Miles City
Big Timber May 31. The Montana Good Government club state central committee meets June 1 for a six day session, followed by the State Federation of Women's Clubs gathering June 13 14 15 in Miles City. Railroad rates cover both meetings. Men may attend sessions. Dr Grace Raymond Hibbard will lecture Tuesday night. Speakers include George W Farr and Tyla Thompson with topics war education and eugenics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Montana Good Government Club
Harvey Coit
Big
Tim F
Lessty
State Federation of Women's Club
Grace Raymond Hibbard
University of Wyoming
Montana Good Government
S Sions
George W. Farr
Miles City
Philipsburg News Highlights Local Visits and Rail Commission
Philipsburg residents and visitors sequence through a busy day with J. W. Watson, A. B. Ringling, G. S. HM, James Kyle, Bud Davidson, E. Blonger, and Pat McGurk noted among others. Civil engineers survey Philipsburg branch for interstate commerce commission as it maps railroad value for fair rates. Sheriff Burks transports two Mexicans over murder of Erick Johnson. one defamed the flag, Johnson defended it, leading to fatal blow with a billiard cue. Granite county high school senior class stages Himeralda at McDonald opera house with Miss Webber in charge. Miss Annie Dufty and Albert Knoch mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kyle
Brooklyn Mining Company
Maxville
Phillipsburg
Bud Davidson
Stone Station
Philpst
E. Blonger
Butte
Pat McGurk
Jack Quirk
James M. Brown
Philipsburg news notes and community events
Miss Alice Dixon and Mike Beck planned marriage and a home in Philipsburg. The A.Y.11 Sewing Club held its final year meeting at Mrs. Eugene Smith home with gifts for those leaving town or marrying. Memorial Day programs moved to McDonald Opera House due to weather, with patriotic songs by high school girls and speeches by John Ti Page and Wert of the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dixon
Mike
Beck
Butte
Will
Philipsbut
A. Y
Sewing Club
Eugene Smith
McDonald ‘Opera House
Philipsburg
John Ti. Page
Wert
Methodist
Frosts Threaten Montana Fruit and Weather Woes
Helena reports frost and freezing temperatures across the region raising alarm for the state's fruit and vegetation. The weather bureau notes May was notably cool, with Helena’s minimum at 26 above, the town’s record for the date in 86 years. Investments include egg purchases by packing companies, storage deals, and a large railway terminal expansion planned for the Northern Pacific to handle growing business, plus new engines expected next month. Frank Landis, a prominent county businessman, died suddenly of acute asthma, and a local real estate holder ships his body East with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Weather Bureau
Burson
Alvin
Bureau
Asericulture
W. J. Swine Gienurst
Burea
Supreme Court
Brantly
District Court of
Yellowstone County
Allison
Justice Holloway
Herman
Philadelphia
Butte
Frank Landis
Wilsall
Rae
Shields River Valley
Yellowstone River
Northern Pacific
Eastern
Labor probe as Northern Pacific faces 10 hour shifts
Livingston news reports state labor commissioner Swin-Alchurst summoned to investigate a complaint by the local trades and labor council that Northern Pacific Railway workers in the Livingston roundhouse and shops are toiling ten hours daily. The company denies overtime beyond eight hours, claiming Montana eight hour law does not apply.
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Livingston
W. J. Swin- Alchurst
Trades and Labor Council
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Montana
B. A. Winans
Esther Johnson
Vivian Scheytt
Earl G. Morton
Northern Pacific
Washington
Daniels
the Navy
Morton
Park County
J. R. Parker
Montana Agricultural College
Bill Herman
Parks County
Three Forks News Officers Elected and Drill Begin
In Three Forks on Monday the home guard elected officers and appointed a drillmaster to train members. Rifle association work on the grounds south of town was completed with first regular practice planned for Sunday afternoon. The Jefferson river water level eased after cooler weather. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Ralph Robertson in town from Butte and Shriners meetings. Hector Wright traveled to Butte for entry examination. Mrs Charles Baker arrived from Collins Colorado joining Mr Baker. Homer Thompson bought the ranch adjoining his former property.
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Three Forks
Home Guard
The
Rifle Association
Jefferson River
Ralph Robertson
Butte
Robertson
Shriners
Hector Wright
Wav
Charles Baker
Collins, Col
Mr. Baker
Homer Thompson
E. Brown
Decoration day rain spoils Dillon merriment
May 81 weather interrupted Dillon Decoration Day with rain and sleet. George Melton visited Twin Bridges and Virginia City. A. L. Badeon, water commissioner, left for Nebraska due to his brother's illness. A T A Bee couple faced forgery charges when returned to Livingston. George Lovell’s barber shop was burglarized, losing 500 cogs and candy. Dock Fong was detained on insanity grounds. A marriage license was issued to John Edward Nelson of Dan, Mont. and Miss Albertineier of Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
George Melton
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
A. L. Badeon
Nebraska
T. A. Bee
Park County
Livingston
George Lovell
Dock Fong
John Edward ‘Nelson
Dan, Mont
Albertine Ier
Infantile paralysis prompts calls to isolate Go in Toole county
Telegrams flood the state board of health urging isolation as infantile paralysis spreads in Toole county. Eight cases reported at Galata and action by the board anticipated. First spotted fever case noted in Lewis and Clark county near Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Board of Health
Toole County
Galata
Lewis and Clark
Townsend
Class at dinner honors Deer Lodge county graduates
Prof and Mrs F A Stijer hosted a dinner at the Hotel Deer Lodge in honor of the county high school graduating class. The event featured a formal reception and expressions of best wishes for the graduates as they move on to further studies or careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
F. A. Stijer
No Go Miners Strike Agreement Observed
Billings May 1 There will be no strike of the United Mine Workers of America despite threats of a general walkout yesterday by miners' representatives from chief camps of the state. Secretary Ray Condon announced the conference is off and that the agreement signed last Friday will be observed. The threatened strike of cooks and waiters in Billings also was averted with an eight hour day and a small wage increase plus better conditions. Miners authorized a statement that coal operators will meet with executive boards to decide on further action, but for now a walkout is held in abeyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
United Mine Workers of America
Ray Condon
Memorial day program moved to his high school gym
Lewistown May 1 The Memorial day open air program was canceled due to a new storm and the event was moved to the high school gym where a large crowd gathered. Judge Roy Ayers presided and Madge E K Cheadle gave the address. The Red Cross fund benefiting from a French ambulance donation was noted.
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Lewistown
Kaib
Madge E
K. Cheadle
Masonic
Red Cross
Judie Roy Ayer
Andrew Beatty
Geneva Beatty
Minnie I. Morrison
FL. Morrison
Storroons
Mules City
First State Bank
Winks Fred
Mr. Stafford
He Kirk
Samuel "Philips
JG. Miller
Bt. Te "Woodman
Tewiatawn
F. Jo Russen
TM Bratford
GW Kirk
Bute
Cora Roberts
Arthur Roberts
Golden
Cot
Emma Gibson
John Gibson
Gitwens
Minneapolis
Tharvey Bass
Judie
Roy Ayers
Department of the Tice Court
Henay
Snlong
Springs to Be Improved Near Elkhorn Mines
Dillon residents and business interests have raised about 42000 to fund improvements at Elkhorn springs located 35 miles from Dillon near the Elk horn mountains. Plans include a large concrete plunge with private bathers and showers as part of the project to enhance the scenic hot springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Elkhorn Springs
Crasshopper Country
Elkhorn
Ald ‘Mountain
Bozeman Montana College News Notes May Issue
Bozeman May 21 News Notes of Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts outlines the weekly paper published during summer, mailed to about 22 000 state citizens. The scene reports marriage licenses issued for George Brown Leona Jones Dixon Michael Lebaeck Alice Dixon Annie Duffy Joseph Williams Josephine McDaniels, noting the bride’s minor age with parental consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW College
Bozeman
Montana State College of Agulture and Mechanic Arts
Mon of Defense
State College
Extension
Montana Experiment Station
Dan Cupid
George Brown
Leona Jones
Michael Joseph Lebaeck
Alice Janes Dixon
Albert Knock
Annie Duffy
Joseph H. Williams
Josephine McDaniels
Anaconda Deputy Game Warden Pilling Found Guilty
The state of Montana charged Fred Pilling, deputy game warden at Butte, with possessing more than the legal limit of 25 pounds of game fish. In a lengthy trial in Justice Pringle's court at Anaconda's city hall, a jury of six returned a unanimous verdict of guilty after a late-night deliberation. Sentencing ranges from 10 to 180 days in jail, a fine of 25 to 500 dollars, or both. defense appeals were signaled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Fred Pilling
W. A. Waugh
Peter Breen
Butte
J. H. Duffy
Anaconda
D. H. Mor
J. B.C. Knight
Orelock
Charles Ehlafata
J. E. McCarthy
J. M. Flynn
B. J. Henried
Cal Newcomb
A.B. Erickson
UNITE VERDE MIN INSIST ON RE IGNITION
Jerome Arizona May 31 two United Verde mine employees killed Tuesday were shot by guard W N Terry who was wounded in the affray coroner Jury verdict says Terry and Horace Harrison another guard testified Harrison says the shooting followed the killed men failing to understand guards were present. Union leaders in Jerome copper district pressed for recognition and rejected Clarke concessions as inadequate promising only recognition of the union and a grievance committee plus wage scales and cost of living measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Ariz
United Verde
W.N. Terry
Terry
Horace Harrison
Hareison
Minera
Charles W. Clarke
John McBride
Carrie Mae Beckman Dies in Anaconda at 47
Mrs Carrie Mae Beckman wife of Nels Beckman died at St Ann's hospital after a long residence in the community Friends recall her active Baptist church and Knights and Ladies of Security membership Born in Minnesota she was 47 years old Since 1889 she and family lived in Montana first at Great Falls later in Anaconda Four sons James Henry Fay Morse Clifton Earl and Robert Elmo Beckman survive with her father in attendance and other relatives.
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Carrie Mae Beckman
Nels Beckman
St. Ann's Hospital
Great Falls
Anaconda
Beides
James Henry
Fay Morse
Clifton Earl
Robert Elmo Beckman
Morse family to hold services at Anaconda residence
James Henry Morse and brothers George Jacob and Tanne Delroy Moree of Anaconda along with Gilbert Earl Moree of Promer Washington and Harry Frankin Moree of Hood River Oregon will gather at 1 45 Saturday afternoon at the family residence to proceed to their Baptist church where services begin at 2 o'clock Reverend E C Barton officiates Friends are requested to omit powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Morse
George, Jacob and
Tanne Delroy Moree
Anaconda
Gilbert Earl Moree
Promer
Wash
Harry Frankin Moree
Hood River
Ore
EC. ‘Barton
Friends
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Lewistown News
Bluebird
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Anaconda News
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Pilling
Unite Verde Min
Washington Star
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Jaspe
Ned
Alabama
Uncle Ned
Grim Reaper
Business and Professional Directory of
D. Sawtell
D. O
East Park
Palmer School Chiropractic
W. T. Hogg & Co
East Park Avenue
PIANO
Baggageneral Transfer
Lathrop Bros
Montana Mattress
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