Montana Wool Clip Falls Short of Last Year
Montana wool buyers report the state clip under 18 to 20 cents a pound with about five million pounds still to be sold. Shearing has barely begun and most of the remaining wool is expected to move in the next two to three weeks. Buyers project the total price to reflect a weak season compared with last year, with significant activity in the northern Helena region and Chinook country.
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Montana
Ckeut
Snowe Pounte
Joe Ktrong
Ogden
Tismann Eon
Boston
Wieseste
Northern Territory
Helena
Ber
Tie
Ueme
Fowerse Socep
Henry
Sieden
Tee
Hechtebmann
Stave
Albertas
Tmatler
Lewistown Masons Prepare for 25th Lodge Anniversary
Lewistown lodge No 1 plans a October celebration marking 25 years with past masters invited from the county. Judge Edward Brassey and Arthur Baker will attend the Denver August convention as Lewistown Bike delegates. Past commanders of Lewistown commandery No 14 will receive jewels on June 11 with a featured program.
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Lewistown
Masonic
Edward Brassey
Arthur
Baker
Denver
No. 14
John D. Waite
J. W. Selden
Alexander B. Lehman
Frank F. Wright
Otto F. Wasmansdorff
Morony to Return After International Journey
John G. Morony president of the First National Bank and vice president of the Great Falls Power Company will arrive in Falls tomorrow after months abroad with his wife. They have been traveling through Europe and reached New York last week from Liverpool. Mrs Morony remains in Europe.
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Great Falls
John G. Morony
First National Bank
Great Falls , Power Company
Falls
Many Degrees Conferred by President Hamilton
President James M. Hamilton of the agricultural college conferred the degree of electrical engineer on William S. Edsall of the class of 1910 now with Westinghouse in New York. He awarded bachelor of science degrees to eight women and fourteen men, listing students by name.
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James A. ‘Kiefer
Max William Kenck
Ford Leonard
Homer Milligan
Claude ‘Martin
Frederick Richter
Rausie Roecher
F. "Schumacher
Phyllis Switzer
Selmer H. Solberg
William Vestal Jr
R. Webster
Senators to argue grain-rate case for Montana rail
United States Senators Henry L. Myers and Thomas J. Walsh will argue before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington on behalf of the Montana Railroad Commission. They present a complaint seeking lower grain rates from Montana points to the East. They were detained by the state commission to make the oral presentation of the matter.
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Helena
June
United States
Henry L. Myers
Thomas J. Walsh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington Tower
Montana Railroad Commision
Montana
State Commission
Hamilton Tennis Meeting Highlights Local Contests
Frank H Bailey, a renowned civil engineer, departed for Alaska to join a government project. Bitter Root defeated Hamilton in a Sunday tennis meet at Mitter place with multiple doubles and singles matches won by Bitter Root players. Upcoming city games, a social by the Progressive club with Dr N J Lannes as speaker, and J F Sharp visiting Hamilton were noted.
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Hamilton
Frank H. Bailey
Alaska
Bitter Root
Mitter Place
Hassler
McDonald
Manson
Bitter
Cox
Walsh
Barnes
Moore
Mancon
Miller
Noble
Hazelwood
Gratton
Progressive Club
N. J. Lannes
University
J.F. Sharp
Stevensville
Whitehall News highlights and local shifts
Whitehall reports F Riggs purchasing Mrs F H Negley property and Mrs H Schmidt buying the Palm hotel with repairs planned. Chris Teeters arrives to supervise No V helper, replacing Engineer James O Boyle. Neighbors pine for a bridge over Jefferson River at Willow Creek and discuss cross-river access. Frances Clawson seeks jaw-growth treatment in Butte. Ruby Valley southern locals await state railway commission decision on passenger service. Governor Stewart appoints judges to form Toole County commission and adjust indebted counties.
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Whitehall
F. Riggs
F. H. Negley
H. Schmidt
Palm
Alice
Tebay
X. A. Urns
Wollow Creek
Jefferson River
Willow Creek
Little Burg
Frances Clawson
Butte
Ruby Valley
State Railway Commission
Northern Pacific
A Brown
Prominent labor leader living under a cloud
Hirlings June 2 Thomas Murray former secretary of the United Mine Workers district No 27 and a well known state labor leader faces a five year hard labor sentence in the state penitentiary for larceny of union funds The admitted amount is 192 dollars though initial charges cited about 18000 dollars Murray once served as Cascade County deputy sheriff and has wide state acquaintance
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Hirlings
Thomas Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Murray
Cascade County
Local court routine unsettled as judge arrives from Missoula
Philipsburg June 3 Attorney W F Moore of Philipsburg and Missoula arrived to handle client interests in current term cases. Miss Phillis McLeod returned home for two weeks' visit with her mother. Miss Ternice Frontman, after elocution study at Northwestern, returns for the summer. Mrs Kennedy and Miss Kennedy depart for New York. Evian Durfee and Gladys Frontman head to Missoula for a few days. Louise Hynes leaves for Dillon. Jaime Tattle Murray plans to go to Warm Springs to train as a nurse. Jennie Collins departs for Anaconda to visit an aunt. Elizabeth Laurer travels to Dillon for Montana state normal commencement. Local youths attend junior prom. visitors from Butte, Missoula, Helena, and Southern join. Louis Brown returns from University of Montana for summer. Granite county high school board meets to fill commercial instructor vacancy after Prof John Gentner's resignation. Opening day of spring term court canceled due to Judge Winston's eye condition. Judge J E Patterson arrives to preside. Sophomore class picnic at Flint Creek power house. Junior class hosts annual prom at Firemen's Hall with Missoula orchestra. Jenne W Worman's club holds final social at Mrs A S Huffman's home.
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Philipsburg
W. F. Moore
Missoula
Mise
Phillis McLeod
Raymond
Wash
J.C. McLeod
Northwestern University
Kennedy
Misa Kennedy
Chauncey Kenshedy
New ‘York
Evian Durfee
Gladys Frontman
Eva
Bandman
Ise Louise Hynes
Thomas Hynen
Willams
Butte
Miss Lawry
Walter Olson
Hail
John Parfit
Southern
Cross Louis Brown
University of Montana
Wingfield Brown
Granite County High School
John Gentner
Jon
J. E. Patterson
Missoula “Arrived This Evening To Sel’ Court
Fudge Winstom
Flint Creek
Elsie Troeltzsch
Ruth Carmichael
Eva McDonald
John J. Lucas
Angus and
Tugh McDonata
Claude Herring
Earle Mesitton
Granite County High’ School
Firemen's Hall
A.’S. Huffman
Mra A
Huffman
Irvine
G. ‘T. Bramble
J. J. Carmichael
F. W. Kroger
John Werning
E.B. Patten
Lucy Carpenter Andlizabeth Saurer
Garrison Hotel Changes Under New Lease by Earl Shaffer
Earl Shaffer of Deer Lodge has leased the Garrison hotel restaurant saloon and farm property owned by the Stoppel Potate and will overhaul paint and improve the buildings. An opening dance is planned for June 4 with expected large out of town attendance. Mrs C H Parker returns to her ranch home after a two week visit with relatives in Deer Lodge. Mis soula visitors include Pease and Mrs Kate Gaabaw. Percy Roberts arrives in Garrison to relieve Engineer John Moon on a mountain helper engine while Moon takes a week of vacation. V E Lanstyak of Deer Lodge visits Garrison on business. 16 Winifred Ahoades formerly postmistress at Rhoades will be sentenced in Billings on Dec 15 for misuse of postal funds. Mrs Rhoades previously appeared before Judge Bourquin in Butte. plea entered and sentencing postponed. Helena proclamation attaches Richland county to the Seventh Judicial district. Standard at 150 a week beginning June 1.
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Garrison
Earl Shaffer
Deer Lodge
Stoppel Potate
Shafter
C. H. Parker
Ayd Pease
Kate Gaabaw
Mis Soula
Percy" Roberts
John Moon
Moon
V'E. Lanstyak
Winifred Ahoades
Rhoades
Billingson
Bourquin
Butte
Billings
Women of the Clubs Open State Federation Session
Lewistown hosts the annual meeting of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs with delegates from Missoula Butte Dillon Armstead and Deer Lodge. speakers discuss vocational education tuberculosis work and child welfare as the crowd admires music prior to an evening reception at the Judith club in Masonic temple.
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Standard
Lewistown
Mia
Tyler Thompson
State Federation of Women's Clubs
First Presbyterian Church
Thompson
Missoula
Butte
Dillon
Armstead
Deer Lodge
Celo
Haller
Saxi
Livingston Bride Mabel Swingle Wed Loren Joseph at Home
Miss Mabel Swingle became the bride of Loren Joseph at 8 o clock this evening in the residence of the bride's mother with Rev. E W Cross officiating. Frances Bennett attended the bride and Robert Gentle served as best man. The couple will reside in Livingston as Mr and Mrs Joseph.
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Livingston
Mabel Swingle
Loren Joseph
E. W. Cross
Frances Bennett
Robert Gentle
Thomas
Billy Miles
First State Bank
Commercial Club
Three Forks News highlights local visits and moves
June 3 report from Three Forks notes Jesse Bridges of Leavenworth visiting James Bridges and A A Bridges family, Mrs Hohenstein to run Belegrade post office briefly, Vreeland couple at Thompson ranch then home to Helena, family visits, new renters to Morrison ranch, Broadwater farm taken by Hesper family, East Helena beats Townsend 12 to 3, Weaver family travels to Butte for a show, extra local social chatter and upcoming possession and move notices.
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Three Forks
Jesse Bridges
Leavenworth
Kan
A. A. Bridges
James ‘Bridges
Theity
James
Otto Hohensten
Pauline Ritchey
Belegrade
Hohenstein
Pomeroy Vreeland
Professor Thompson
Hozeman
B. B. Deen
Marie Musler
P. P.vreeland
Arthur Koch
Harry Gustine
P. P. Vreeland
Will Finley
Thompson Vtanch
Gertrude Kendricks
Koch- Praas
Edwin Cole
Harvey Cole
Morrison Ranch
John Hesper
Broadwater
Spring Creek
East Helena
Townsend
Mr. Weaver
Butte
Weaver
Lou Long
Gertrude Boomer
James Althouse
McNorton
Norris
E.W. Roe
W. E. Ballard
Con
Principle Over Profit Defines Agent Duty in Land Sale Case
In an opinion by Associate Justice Holloway, the Montana Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling, awarding Middleford Cattle Company $400 against Ira K. Todd. Todd, hired to sell land for 8000 dollars, kept an extra 1000 by misreporting the net price, violating fiduciary duty and disgorging improper profits.
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Helena
Holloway
Supreme Court
Middleford Cattle Company
Ira K. Todd
Todd
Drowning during attempt to escape reform boy in Miles City
Miles City reports of Dan Cavanaugh a reform school boy sent from Billings drowning in the Yellowstone River while fleeing officers pursuing him to return him to the Milwaukee park island near the city. Police and deputies tracked him to the west island end and he disappeared midstream amid swift current. He was last seen near the Fourth Street bridge as darkness approached. Also noted, James Matthews a pioneer resident of Great Falls died at home. he was about 60 and had business ties in Glendive and Thompson Falls before settling in Great Falls in 1886.
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Miles City
Dan Cavanaugh
Billings
Yellowstone River
Cavanaugh
Milwaukee Park
Jackson
Truscott
New Bridge
Fourth Street
Great Falls
James Matthews
Matthews
Glendive
Thompson Falls
Commencement Preparations At Anaconda High School
Last night the school board outlined June commencement events for Anaconda High School. Thirty seven students will receive diplomas with Rev J Te Calg giving the invocation. Public displays will showcase manual training domestic science and the work of all classes, with a large crowd expected to view the exhibits. The graduate list includes Clifton Walter Triol John J Sax axe George H Kleinholz Joseph Alexander Kelly E Bart Gangner Phil William Deniels Donald J McGarthy J Gorton Sewell Earle J Kimball Hinnest Anderson Maurice Taylor Martha Alfie Harrison Mas Dee Jane Elizabeth Moore Kathleen Eather Munn Attee Lucinda Jordan Mary Agnes Matthews Florence Hazelton Johnson Mary Corley Viola atuch acheren Katherine Drusila Stephens Anna Montana Stephens Annie Mas Com Lorraine Vivian Fawcett Agnes CGinestanun Rane Roberts Johnson Frazel Ruth Goodwin Gladys Myris Ritz Cora Sparra Raith Le Brennan Marguerite A Tobinson Kathryn J Ryan Ruby Zanita Patterson Iren Le Sean Gladys J Loxton Gertrude M Ostner Walter Jones.
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Frias
Shoot “Board
Rev. J. Te Calg
Donald J. McGarthy
J. Gorton Sewell
Earle J. Kimball
Hinnest “Anderson
Maurice “Taylor
Martha Alfie Harrison
Mas. Dee
Jane Elizabeth
Moore
Kathleen Eather Munn
Attee Lucinda
Jordan
Mary Agnes’ Matthews
Florence Hazelton Johnson
Mary” Corley
Viola
Atuch
Acheren
Katherine
Drusila
Stephens
Anna
Montana Stephens
Annie
Mas Com
Married and Single Men of Elks Play Ball in Anaconda
A listed ball game between the married and single men of the Anaconda Elks club will be held on the city common Tuesday evening. Eligible players are named on both rosters, including Glosser, Bittner, Barieh, Gi Tuchscherer, O'Mara, Strakal, Gordon, McGinny, Germain, Knight, Leake, Sweeney, Weiss, McGinnis, Minor, Moughtin, Gets, Cadwell, Swick, and a married group featuring Butler, Clinton, Cunningham, Finnegan, Gilmore, Hasley, Hogan, Jackson, Rebeart, Montgomery, McDermott, Packover, Smith, Sullivan, Tolan, Tuttle, Prank Tucker, Tanner, Turton, McManamy, Pederson, with Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Snelling visiting local residents.
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Anaconda
Elks’ Club
Glosser
Bittner
Barieh
Gi Tuchscherer
O'Mara
Strakal
Gordon
McGinny
Germain
Knight
Leake
Sweeney
Weiss
McGinnis
Minor
Moughtin
Gets
Cadwell
Swick
Butler
Notice of stockholders meeting for Butte-Cable Copper and Gold Mining
A stockholders meeting of the Butte-Cable Copper and Gold Mining company is called at the secretary's office 126 East Park avenue Anaconda Mont on June 6 at 3 20 p m for the election of a board of directors and other business as may come before the meeting by order of the directors George W Peterson secretary
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Butte-Cable Copper and Gold Mining Company
East Park’ Avenue
Anaconda
Mont
George W. Peterson
Sec
Body of hunter brought out after mountain ordeal near Mount Evans
The body of Godfrey Browne, a hunter lost in a canyon near Mount Evans last fall, was recovered by a large party including Coroner McHale and Browne’s brother. An inquest is set for tonight at the Tuttle & Mahoney undertaking establishment.
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Godfrey Browne
Mount Evans
McHale
M. P. Mahoney
L. W. Browne
John Ora
Joseph Codieux
Joseph McIntyre
Harry Knapp
Treey Norm
Tuttle & Mahoney Undertaking
Sina
Iice
Risteoteer
Sewee
The Precious Twins and The War Bonnet at Grand
The program at the Grand featured The Precious Twins a slapstick farce with little plot and The War Bonnet an Indian tale told by an elder chief. Bunny Buys a Harem and At Last We Are Alone drew laughs and the audience noted the lack of strong drama with only The War Bonnet offering a solid plot line. The single reel Caroline offered a comedy about a young woman meddling in others affairs and was shown alongside repeat showings of the listed features.
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Bunny
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