Bozeman Memoir and Community Notes Mark 88th Birthday
Mrs. Susan Q. Hunter aged eighty eight celebrated at her Bozeman home on Central avenue south with family friends and including the Gallatin county pioneers society and Christian church sisterhood. She was born in 1835 and moved to Montana in 1864. her late husband Dr J A Hunter was an early discoverer of Hunter's Hot Springs. The town also notes school events theater plays commencement activities and social gatherings across Bozeman including visits by relatives and updates on local clubs and weddings.
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Bozeman
Susan Q. Hunter
3. A. Hunter
Cental Avenue South
Mary L. Doane
California
Pioneers’ Society of
Gallatin County
Sisterhood of the Christian Church
Hunter
Mansfield
Ohio
Jennie Knowlton
Helen Gary
Gwendolyn Davis
Alberta Mitchell
Mary Alice Powers
Elva Budd Vera Bartz
Esther Morse
Bernie Berthot
Gertrude Dawes
Robert Murphy
Floyd Cecil
Deas Thorson
Claire Robinson
Harold Wylie
Ridgley Morrison
Emerson Auditorium
G. Ott Romney
Pegsy Hammond
E. L. Houston
Billings
George
Mushbach
Min
Hammond
Tre
Cody
W. B. Barclay
Helena
Chester Roecher
Stiss Lucille
Norris
Great Falls
L. C. Bevier
Helen
Loran
George E. Mushbach
Billinx
Stes
A.W
Medlillan
Chicago
Mra
Julius Lehrkind
Tile Menzel
Wallace Avenue
Sremnoon
Ater
Mildred McC Neen
Cardwell
Ig Pianning
Dillon
State Normal College
Whire
Sirs
Albert Krueger
Alberta
James
Gr 'Mice Maude Perring
Frank Hromas
Malta
Malta Mont
Spokane
Hromas
Electric Tight Company
A. Walrath
EF. Howard
Pe Fabeck
Thane
Hi. Selby
Charles Vandenhook
W. M. Cobleigh
It. S Facks
Anna St. Twiey
Bryan Wilson
Khontens
HS. Buel
Walrath
Mate P.O
Kallepell
F's. Cooley
Anni M. Turley
W. H. Lovelace
R. D. Curry
Mary Thibodeau
Missoula
W. B. Stephenson
Stephenson
W. H. Keller
Bridge Club
Audtiom Bridge
Ga T
Paul
Florence Smith
George McFarlin
Dilton
Long Beach
Cal
Grace Methodist Church
Thelma Osborne
San Francisco
Orville Smith
Los Angeles
Elza Smith
Deer Lodge
Edward Sordquist
Clinton Flick
Jimmy Me‘ath
Agnes Nordquist
Florence Inningham
Ananda
Frank Morin
Ansconda
Marie Neeley
Butte
Neeley
C. E. Larabie
Kenneth Davies
Phil Blick
Marie Unk" Malone
Tan Burks
Charles Newell
Jack Perry
Dorothy Douglas
John McGillis
Lucy Burks
B.J. Cummins
Ka Nowies
Qweoma
Margaret. Reynolds
Soula
Gladye Harsia
American Falls
Idaho
Pocatello
Mra A. Melver
Alex
Kiex
University of
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Anna Haehn
Belfry
Mont
Mise Jessie Anderson
Miss Haenn
B.C. Witharm
Fourth Street
Presbyterian Ladies’ "Ald Society
H.W. Nelson
Biles
Anna Hahn
Fourth ‘Street
Jessie Anderson
Ruth Fausett
Helen Fabers
Gladys Flemming
Juanita
Winifred Adams
Frances Orth
Maroth
TL. M. Ramage
Manhattan
Neva Copeland
Masonic Lodge
Grand
J. A. Danley
H.W. Turner
Logan
Punch Wan
Healues
Zula Jakie
Lauren Hebe
Meta. Voight
Roger Wyatt
Leonard Moritz
W. R. Wyatt
George M. Lewis
Frank Ulmer
Joe Copeland
McCredy
Portland
L.A. Copeland
John Copeland
Cornelius Klein
Lawrence van Dyke
Joseph Lewis
Elliston
Yoy
Ethel Miller
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New Mountain Road Glacier Park Ordered
Bids will be opened June 28 in the national park service office at Glacier park station for constructing 8 to 10 miles of transmountain road in Glacier National park. The route runs from near the foot of St Mary chalet along the north shore of St Mary lake toward Going to the Sun chalet with an 80 foot bridge over St Mary creek. The project is funded at about 85000 dollars and plans may be obtained from George E. Goodwin in Portland or from the National Park Service in Washington DC.
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Standard Washington
National Park Service
Glacier Park Station
Glacier National Park
St. Mary Chalet
St. Mary
St. Mary Lake
Local Notes from Phillipsburg and Government Exams
Phillipsburg updates report Dr A C Knight visiting Anaconda and social calls by locals, plus a string of transport mishaps and travels among residents including Haitz family, Kent family and W H Fisher. Government civil service exam announcements cover posts from extension forester to patent expert with dates in July. Berlin glider weigh-in describes a 30 pound one man craft by a German inventor with two flights near Berlin.
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Berlin
Dillon Bureau Beaverhead Rancher Buried in Sunday
The body of Ira M. Sanders was buried at Mountain View cemetery after services at the Presbyterian church. Survived by his wife and three children Vern, Mrs. Ralph Markland and Vashti Sanders. Born in Dixon Town, he moved to Beaverhead county in 1912, operated Diamond Finch outfit, owned ranches on Grasshopper, bought Wellcome place near Whitehall, later Manhattan mercantile and ranching before last winter’s store fire. He died suddenly of Bright's disease last Thursday morning.
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Dillon
M. Sande
May
View
Beaver
Read
Madison
Gallatin County
Dutte
Mr. Sanders
Charles Sanders
Laverne Minner
Sanders
Bright
Hon
A. Keen Bhack
Vern
Ralph
Markland
Amisx Vashti Sanders
Manhattan
Ira M. Sanders
Dixon Town
Heaverhead County
Bismarck
J. H. TaDue
Laverne, Minn
Point of Rocks
Wellcome Place
Whitehall
Sytre
Tls
Barrett Hospital Set to Open in Dillon Saturday
Dillon to host opening of Barrett Hospital this Saturday after a lengthy fundraising and building effort. The $100,000 facility is described as one of the finest small hospitals, funded by endowments from Joseph Shineberger and Margaretter and Barrett. The hospital will operate on a nonpolitical basis with access to all, governed by a board including bank presidents, the county commissioners chair, the city mayor, and a judge.
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Dillon
Barrett
Joseph Shineberger
Margaretter
State Bank of Dillon
Stone
First National Bank
State Bank of
Board of
County Commissioners
Dijon
Fifth Judicial Aistetet
Boy Hurt on the Railroad Near Dillon
June 3. Tom Hartwig, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hartwig, lies in critical condition after falling on a railroad track on the west side. He sustained internal hemorrhages and his doctors fear for his life. The Dillon social notes report a series of local engagements, including Dr. R. D. Curry’s marriage and multiple bridge dinners, with couples from Dillon and surrounding areas.
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Dillon
Tom
W. BR. Hartwig
West Side
Long Beach Polytechnic Groom to wed in Montana
Miss Dorothy Poindexter of Dillon will marry Merrill Deam Edson of Harlowton in a St. James Church ceremony this Tuesday. The groom, a Beaverhead County High School and Montana State College graduate, works for a wholesale seed house in Los Angeles and will live in Harlowton after the Milwaukee railroad job transfer. The couple plans a northern Montana honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Long Beach
Harlowton
Milwaukee Railroad
Montana Normal los Festival Despite Cold
Despite cold weather and heavy rain, the annual May festival at the Montana Normal College in Dillon was held Friday evening. Several hundreds of children and college students participated and the fete closed with the coronation of the May queen. The pageant drew hundreds of spectators. Earlier Friday, several hundred grammar-grade boys joined the annual field and track meet at the fairgrounds.
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Dillon
Native Montanan Burying Dillon Native Son Baward Underwood
The funeral of Baward Underwood was held at Brundage and interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. He died last Thursday in Bannack from stomach cancer after years of suffering. Survived by his wife and four children. Born in Grant, Mont., he was 36 and spent his life in mining.
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Dillon
Baward Underwood
Brundage Undertaking Establishment
Mountain View
Body of Baby Found in Jocko River Near Missoula
Missoula Montana June 3 The body of 4 year old Viots Jauron who disappeared two weeks ago was found in the Jocko river late Friday night and brought to Missoula Saturday An Indian scout fishing in the river found the body It had been held down by weighted cords police believe no kidnapping theory now holds.
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Asocieted
Missoula
Mont
Viots Jauron
Jocko
Jauron
Foundation Helps Tick Fever Fight in Montana
The Rockefeller Foundation donates 8000 dollars to the Montana Hygienic Laboratory to aid the fight against Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Dr W F Cogswell reports the Rockefeller Institute has earmarked 3000 dollars to support Dr HL Noguchi in refining anti spotted fever serum for use in Helena and the Rocky Mountain states.
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Helena
Rockefeller Foundation
Montana Hygienic Laboratory
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Cogswell
Rockefeller Institute
HL. Noguchi
Rocky Mountain States
Deer Lodge Junior Prom Shines at Milwaukee Hall
The Deer Lodge junior class hosted a colorful prom at Milwaukee hall on Friday June 1 with purple and white decor and a welcoming punch booth. Chaperons included Mr and Mrs Stejer and Mr and Mrs Kleinholtz as students and guests praised the event.
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Jentor
Deer Lodge
Milwaukee Hall
Stejer
Mra Kleinholtz
May Day Celebration at Public School Grounds
HRPNHATTIN MEWS MANHATTAN June 2 reports a large turnout as pupils of Manhattan public school staged a May Day program on the city park grounds. The event featured a flower pageant with named pupils, a May queen, flower girls, and a winding of the May pole, followed by a Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at No 1 Ranch lawn in honor of the adult class winning the membership contest.
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Manhattan
UK City Park
Manhattn
Gram
Nellie Rerfe
Marchwinds
Alberta Bates
Fair Richardson Gladye Kirk
Marie Selung
Susan Funk
Meive’ Shinkle
Tena Berksma
Dessie Verwolf
Margaret Jarbo
Marjorie Nunneley
Edna Philips
Dorothy Balee
Elisabeth Verwolf
Jennie Verwolf
Evelyn Lehman
Mildred Roth
Geraldine Cousins
Hazel Malemburg
Rudy Bats
Betty Wright
Irene Sanhausen
Phyllis Cousins
Anna Maude Lemos
Montana Heeb
Brils Oyler
Louise Morris
Bluebirds
Gladys West
Lillian, Talbott
Julia Phelps
Grace Carmack
Aloise Stoner
Anma Sanhausen
Franc Becker
May Queen
Freda van der Schoor
Dorothy Moritz
Mary Lewis
May Pole
Presbyterian Sunday School
No. 1
Tanch
Secent
Hafnium discovery advances at Copenhagen lab
Professor Nis Rohr claims progress on hafnium, the new element named for Copenhagen. Atomic weight likely between 179 and 181, nearing isolation. Bohr reports hafnium resists X rays, shares benign qualities with bismuth, promising medical science value.
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Copenhagen
Nis Rohr
Bohr
Rontgen-ra
Summer School For Blind Women Opens In Stevensville
The state rehabilitation board announces a summer school for blind women at Stevensville. Courses include writing braille and recitation, basket weaving, knitting, sewing, dictation, and operatic dictaphone use. Agent A Henry reports rapid growth with 218 registered students, aiming for 300 by July 31.
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U Pehabilitation Board
Mon Guehiewnen
Finteiat Accident Board
Uis
Tter
Ass Fannile Cooklaiya
Bere Ri Mine
Mise
Henty
State Bureau
Fae
Helena
Bentlate
Rain Brings Hope to Bitter Root Farmers
June rain arrived across Western Montana aiding Bitter Root farmers. Rain fell from Tuesday night through Friday, providing steady moisture. Farmers expect abundant crops as timely showers sustain ground moisture and progress the growing season.
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Vail
Hamilton Plans to Entertain Firemen
Hamilton Montana June 3 The Montana State Firemen convention will be held in Hamilton Aug 10 and 11. The local fire ladies chamber of commerce is working on plans to entertain visitors. Several hundred fire fighters are expected and a royal reception is planned. This will be the second convention here, the last one occurring years ago. Credit goes to Chief J M Higgins for extending the invitation and securing the unanimous selection of Hamilton at last year’s session.
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Hamilton
Montana
Fire Ladies Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Higgins
Big Hole road opens over Sula divide
SULA June 8 The Big Hole road is open for travel with several autos already making the trip over the divide. Clyde Shockley forest ranger and a small crew will soon finish highway work. Ted Reinbolt and B J Kings led Hamilton and Darby volunteers to clear heavy snowdrifts near the summit. The drinking fountain was restored by J A Naylor and Henry Gahagan, with Carl Drescher donating landscaping services.
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Sula
Big Hole
Divide
Clyde Shockley
Forest Ranger
Ted Reinbolt
Hamilton
B. J. Kings
Darby
Hamilton and Darby
J. A. Naylor
Henry Gahagan
Carl Drescher
Stevensville Man Awarded Contract for Canning Plant
Stevensville June 3 J C Roberts formerly a well known electrician of Butte and now a farmer near Stevensville has been awarded the contract for installing the electrical machinery and wiring for the Ravalli Canning company plant nearing completion at Stevensville The work includes placing one 10 horsepower motor and nine 4 horsepower motors The wiring will be placed in conduits and will supply 75 lights.
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Stevensville
J. ¢. Roberts
Butte
Ravalli Canning Company
Monster boiler lands on riverbank in Stevensville move
The 37 ton boiler for the Stevensville cannery was moved from the Northern Pacific depot to the plant about two and a half miles away. It landed safely on the east bank of the Bitter Root river and began progress toward the factory under eight horses and a tractor. The move took four days due to river swiftness and weight limits of the local bridge.
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Stevensville
Northern Pacific
Bitter Root River
Bitter Root
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