Dillon Bureau Williams 15 Held in Dillon Murder
In Dillon on June 2 a coroner's inquest found that George R. Harrison died from two shotgun wounds inflicted by Clarence L. Williams last Saturday around 9:30 am. Sheriff Mooney testified to finding Williams in custody and a 12 gauge shotgun on the bed. Witnesses including Graves and Salway tied Williams to the gun and shooting. Dr. Stephan said autopsy showed two fatal wounds. The 8 year old eye witness Helen Wheat will testify at trial. Judge Smith aims to net the case by late June as county officials meet.
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Standard
Dillon
George R. Harrison
Dillon Sheeperder
Clarence L. Williams
James E.illips
T. E. Gilbert
D. F. Mooney
Harrison
William
Williams
William's
Harry C. Graves
Hughes & MecCaleb
R. J. Salway
W. H. Stephan
Frank Kellum
Beaverhead County
Mooney
Helen Wheat
Herbert Wheat
Gilbert
Joseph C. Smith
Dillon Chamber Music Concert Draws Big Audience
Dillon June 2 The chamber music concert at the public school auditorium yesterday afternoon featured J. L. Telio and seven local musicians. The program included solos by Telio and performances from a quartet and several duets, with Telio appearing at the start and end. Attendees noted standout solos by Telio and listed assisting performers Yonney Finch Opp Henneberry Davia Thomas Poindexter Tello. Mrs A Schultz is visiting in cases today from Sherin. J E Shawle spending several days.
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Helen Finch
Martha Opp
Dan Henneberry
Marguerite Davia
Cleo Thomas
Margaret Poindexter Tello
A. Schultz
Sherin
J. E. Shawle
Quarrel With Girl Led to Suicide Letter Found
GREAT FALLS June 2 Sheriff Benjamin of Toole county found a letter in a suit of clothes belonging to William Gilson, dead from a gunshot at Fowler schoolhouse. The note says he planned to kill himself after a quarrel with a young woman from a prominent Toole county family. A coroner's jury ruled murder by unknown persons, but the sheriff believes it was premeditated self destruction to obscure the act, with the letter later discovered.
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Great Falls
Benjamin
Toole County
William Gilson
Fowler School
Gilson
George Bean
Toole
Deer Lodge News Notes June 2 Highlights Local Moves
Deer Lodge reports include visits from Mrs. Ed Johnson of Anaconda and Miss Dorothy Whitworth from Lewistown. Local residents Madge Smith, Etta Meagher, and others travel or visit relatives. Political filings show E J Cummins, George Davis, Carl Bensick, and others seeking county offices. cathedral dedication delegates head to Helena. marriages and funerals noted. Judge Petersen seeks re election as justice.
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Deer Lodge
Ed. Johnson
Anaconda
Dorothy Whitworth
Lewistown
Alf. Whitworth
Madge Smith
Spokane
Etta Meagher
Helena
E. J. Cummins
al. Daniels
Wheeler Miller
Mary Rosenbelie Stumwell
Elliston
Harry Petereen
Daniel B. Hertz, Jr
M. F. Hayes
Joseph Mulcahy
Peter Pauly
Andrew Stumvo
George Davis
Avon
Carl Bensick
Garrison
W. T. Beaumont
Margaret Mullin
Burke
Idaho
Myron Curn
J. H. Puffy
Oscar Jensen
J. H. Duffy
Thomas Mullin
Butte
Harry Petersen
Office of Justice of the Peace
Need Employees on Vets Bonus Task in Washington
The United States civil service commission announced that the adjusted compensation law requires temporary appointments of several hundred stenographer typists and typists in the departmental service at Washington. Examinations will be held weekly in about 660 cities. Positions last six to nine months or longer, with salaries from 1320 to 1500 for stenographers and 1140 to 1320 for typists. Permanent posts may follow from these exams. Full information and blanks from the civil service commission Ward, D.C., or the secretary of the board of civil service examiners at the post office or custom house in any city.
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Washington
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United States Civil Service Commission
United States
United States Civil Service Comm
Loreal Board of Civil Service Examiners
Post Office
Custom House
Anaconda Council Weighs Concrete Ditch Problems
Anaconda city council discussed Cedar street district concrete ditch failures and contractor standards. Alderman Kell urged action while Standiford urged tougher construction, with a street resurfacing plan for improvement district No. 104 and petitions for West Park avenue pending.
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Anaconda
Kell
Cedar Street
John Hammill
Grimes
Patrick McHugh
McCavitt
Never Such A Remedy For Piles
An ad promotes San Cura Ointment for piles and related skin ailments with a 35 cent trial, money back if unsatisfied, plus San Cura Soap for 25 cents. It claims rapid healing of bleeding itching protruding piles and various sores, burns, and skin issues, from Thompson Medical Co. Titusville, Pa.
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City Drug Company
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
Bank Takeover Planned for Lewistown Unit
Central Bank and Trust Company is authorized to take over the defunct Empire State Bank of Lewistown and conduct a full banking business. The new institution will have capital of 100000 dollars and a 10000 dollar surplus, with Samuel Phillips and six others named as directors. Depositors will be paid off over five years after the bank closed February 2.
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Associated Press
Helena
Empire State Bank of
Lewistown
Central Bank and Trust Company
Samuel Phillips
W. L. Woodman
Tom Stout
H. L. DeKalb
Harrison Green
John B. McMillan
Mathias W. Wildschutz
Crosby Candidate for Montana Supreme Court Clerk
Helena John Ward Crosby filed his candidacy declaration for the Republican ticket to continue as clerk of the Montana supreme court. Crosby, a Livingston resident, served in World War I and was severely wounded, losing parts of both feet after amputations.
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Associated Press
Helena
John
Ward Crosby
Montana Supreme Court
Dana M. Easton
Crosby
Livingston
Montana canvassing board finishes 31 county vote tally
Helena June 2 The state canvassing board finished tabulating the presidential preference primary results from 31 counties and recessed late today. Officials hope to complete the canvass by Thursday night.
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Associated Press
Helena
State
Forests of ebony and sandalwood on Malay peninsula
Forests across the Malay peninsula include ebony camphor teak sandalwood palilus and bamboo. The statement highlights diverse timber varieties present in the region and implies a broad array of forest resources without detailing specific locations or quantities.
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Malay Peninsula
Poison mixing demonstration for deer lodge hoppers
County commissioners will host a morning demonstration on mixing and applying grasshopper poison for 250 acres in the Deer Lodge valley. Professor R A Cooley from Montana State College will lead the session at Louis Meyers ranch with local farmers and attendees including Ida Bowman John Pozega John Vansikso Anton Gustafson Matt Jaffey Elmer Jones Charles Shell and others.
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Deer Lodge Valley
R. A. Cooley
State College
Bozeman
Louis Meyers Ranch
Cooley
Deer Lodge
Ida Bowman
John Pozega
John Vansikso
Anton Gustafson
Matt Jaffey
Elmer Jones
Charles Shell
Jarmines Bennett
Edgar Mounter
Alfred Peterson
James Elmore
Stork Ahead in Race for May in Anaconda
City records show May births outnumbered deaths by three with 12 births and nine deaths. Males led in both births and deaths with seven male and five female births and six male and three female deaths. Clerk's records note 10 marriage licenses issued in May, five to residents from outside Anaconda.
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T. J. McKenzie
Anaconda
New Treatment for Swollen Glands Promoted
The City Drug Store advertises Emerald Oil for enlarged glands promising illumination of a head with germs and secretions discharged and destroyed. It claims quick healing with no scar and notes use for swollen veins and goitre. mail orders accepted.
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Dillon Bureau
Big Hole Basin
Board of County Commissioners
F. A. Hazelbaker
Theodore Brantly
Hazelbaker
Brantly
Henry
Fannie Cahill
Alder
A. ST. Crossley
Apex
A. H. French
Argenta
Walter Bastian
Dell
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
Otto Gosman
Lima
T. W. Cheeley
F. P. Tate
Melrose
Martin Barrett
Bureau
Anaconda News
Standiford
Main
Hickory
Locust
Mors
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Hickory Street
Park Avenue
Chestnut Streets
Main Street
Front
Third Streets
Pred Bingham
Light and Water Committee
Pine Street
Commercial Avenue
Cullen
Prof. Cooley
STORK
Piggly Wiggly
East Park Avenue
van Camp
Heinz Picnic
del Monte
Rosedale
Rata
Lux
Pound Schepp
Hershey
Schilling
Stone
Armour and Swift
Butte Creamery
West Park
East Park
the City Drug Store
Standard Publishing Co
East Park Ave
Oxfords
Foley
Ellen Reighard
South Fork
Paxson & Rockefeller
Adyv
Woodcraft
Anaconda Cirete
Clark
Edith Clark
Fast Third Street
St. Peter's Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
PJ. Finnegan Co
Pumeral
Skender
Frank H. Skender
Knights of Columbus
Requien
C.A. Tuttle CO
Funeral Directors
Gates
Ountain Tation CO
Montana
Emer
United States Mall
Drummond
Helmville
Ovanda
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