Chief Rocky Boy's Heir Election Draws Tribal Powwow
Chief will be elected to succeed Rocky Boy at a powwow on July 1 near Fort Assinniboine. Rocky Boy died recently, leaving the succession to the Sun Dance gathering where about 70 men and families camp near Boxside. Two leading candidates, Peter Kinnewas and Batiste Sammati, vie for the role as talks outline their aims and principles.
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Band of
Rocky Hoy
Old Fort Assinniboine
Rocky Boy
Boxside
Havre
Grea Northern
Great Falls
Peter Kinnewas
Interfor
Batiste Sammat
Palla
Kinnewas
Plan to provide homes for rural school teachers
The National Lumber Manufacturers Association launches a sweeping social service plan to build homes for every rural school teacher in America. Montana will begin pilot work, with investigations into state conditions and a forthcoming detailed program. Local officials note limited finances and mixed feasibility, recounting cottages and teacher shacks already used in several counties, with mixed success and concerns about privacy and gossip.
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America
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Montana
Department of Public Service
J. R. Toole
H. A. Davee
Superi Intendent of Public Instruction
Park County
Blaine County
Teache
Doare
State Board Reviews Budgets for State Institutions
Helena June 5 the state board of education held a semi annual session to discuss the budgets prepared by State Chancellor Elliott for institutions under board control. Considerations of the budgets are expected to occupy much of tomorrow’s agenda and time.
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Helena
State Board of Education
Elliott
Montana Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal In Larkin Case
Helena June 5 The Montana Supreme Court affirmed the Silver Bow court ruling dismissing James P Larkin's suit to block Butte from paying 260 worth of police apparatus purchased without advertising The court found metropolitan police law authorizes police examinations to keep mayor informed and noted no allegation that the 250 claim had been presented or allowed thus the city would not approve an unlawful claim
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Helena
Supreme Court Today
Silver Bow Court
James P. Larkin
Butte
Police Commission
Larkin
Butterley Council
Consolidation Graduate Associations Discussed
Fragmentary notes mention graduate associations and consolidation efforts across institutions including Missoula and Dillon. The garbled text references individuals, committees, and aims to organize student groups, with unclear outcomes and several names partially legible.
Deer Lodge Opens Baseball Season In Slugging Wind
The Deer Lodge team defeated Centerville of Butte 10 to 5 to open the baseball season. Bien pitched well and Bench starred at bat, though the game was cut short in the sixth due to a strong wind storm. Errors favored Butte four to Deer Lodge three, with five Deer Lodge hits to three for the visitors. Next Sunday Meaderville visits the local grounds.
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Margaret Mullen
Gold Creek
Thomas Mullen
Centerville
Butte
Bien
Deer Lodge
Tarentine
Rodgers
O'Connell
Deer’ Lodge
Meaderville
Hamilton News: June 9 Visit and Local News Briefs
Fred Farmer and two children from Wenatchee arrive for a week with sister-in-law Mrs J S McGonagie and plan to visit relatives East. Lester McLean and Roy Greenup resign as timekeepers for Northern Pacific and Milwaukee to join the forest service at Butterfly station on Willow Creek. J E Campbell visits from Stevensville and notes many Stevensville Democrats will attend the Wednesday smoker with attendees from Victor, Corvallis and Darby. A G Hellmers appears before county commissioners, George J Satterlee arrives from Darby for the monthly meeting, John Logan visits from a Como ranch. Hamilton Driving Club races draw good turnout and close competition.
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Stamilton
Fred Farmer
Wenatchee
Wash
J. 8
McGonagie
Lester McLean
Roy Greenup
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Forest Service
Butterfy
Willow Creek
Forestry
Missoula
J. E. Campbell
Stevensville
Victor
Corvallis
Darby
A. G. Hellmers
Sioners
George J. Satterlee
Board of County Commissioners
John Logan
Como
Hamilton Driving Club
Money Tied to His Neck Taken Away by Thugs
Dillon reports Charlee Templar a Guatemala native robbed of 600 dollars in his room at a lodging house. Two men Harold Woods and Joseph Wilkie, identified by Templar, were arrested after assault and theft. Polson and Webster faced gambling charges with bonds. News from Pearl Smith's Montana dispatch notes political and graphite mine business, and the summer student housing rush continues as dormitories fill and letters pour in.
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Dillon
Charlee Templar
Guaemala
Templar
Harkness
Sheep Creek
Dell
Po Hce
Harold Woods
Joseph Wilkie
Templar Tater
Peter Polson
James Webster
Lima
Jennison
Polson
Vision News
Pearl
Smith
Chicago
Montana
Bethlehem
Hughes Boom Prompts Bipartisan Nominations talk
Fragmentary notices describe efforts by Republicans and Progressives to fix a nomination time in the national convention. The text mentions a six month old child of Mee and Herman Naf and a funeral acknowledgment for Edward Moe and family with thanks to neighbors and organizations for kindness and sympathy.
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Progressive National Committee
Mee
Herman
West Quarts Street
Hudtioft
Thames
Neronae
Odd Bellows
South Hutte
A. Butts
Sons of
Norway
Acter
Edward Moe
Iful
Spellman Spellman Rachael Remains Shipped for Burial
The remains of Rachael Spellman aged 47 were shipped from Dusgan's to Anaconda Montana for interment. The notice notes funeral arrangements and burial place.
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S O'Lock
Saari
Jacob Saari
Duggan
White Sulphur News highlights local visits and events
White Sulphur Springs June 3 Local notes include visits by Mev and C J Harrell of Oak Creek Curtis of Butte and W le Eldridge of Omaha Also Breeden of Helena left for home and Rev J M Hard of the Episcopal church of Houndup conducted services Nearby residents Jersie Matemeker Donald Cook Gladys Paul and Harold Mayn are mentioned along with James H Stewart visiting Narrowton Cart S Arrived with family at Tance Smith home William C Grady plans a lengthy leave in North Dakota Dr W D Newton of Ringling conducted exams and moved to Nagues house Aubrey Black returns home from a visit to see relatives.
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C.J. Harrell
Oak Creek
Te Curtis
Butte
W. le Eldridge
Omaha
Breeden
Helena
Moany
Ise Mere
J. M. Hard
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Houndup
Mien Jersle Matemeker
Near ‘Mueller
Tewtstown
James H. Stewart
Narrowton
Donald’ Cook
Gladys Paul
Bozeman
Harold Mayn
Prince “Dimmitt
Theo
Murray Hospital
Thureday
J. Stanley Smith
Martingdale
Tance
Smith
William C. Grady
Cine “Milwaukee Railroad
Bigtota
North Dakota
Sutan Mea Ta Alten
Newtan
Tn Ganday
Cook
Stephen Helmithy
Lewistown
Mire
James
Death of Larry Duggan at Walsh's undertaking parlors
Larry Duggan, aged about 35, died last evening in Walsh's undertaking parlors. Burial and funeral arrangements to be announced in a later notice.
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Yiz—Maranall
M J Walsh Power Director and Embalmer
M J Walsh is listed as power director and embalm er at 129 West Street in an old newspaper notice detailing professional listings and local trades. This brief entry specifies the individual's name and occupations along with the street address.
Conference Aims to Avert Third Party Ticket
Progressive and Republican leaders report talks between Lodge and Perkins failed to reach an agreement on a common candidate. Plans focus on harmony to avoid a third party, with discussions continuing as factions maneuver over Hughes and other potential nominees amidst a polarized convention landscape.
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Progressive National Committee
Senator Lodge
Mr. Perkins
Lodge
Perkins
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
George von L. Meyer
William Loeb Jr
Joseph M
Funeral notices and interment listings from local obituaries
The notices announce funeral services for Walter Wilam Hudnot Frank Alteriniy Hunker and Pitts with service times, church affiliations, and burial plans. Interments are in Mount Moriah, Holy Cross, or family plots as listed. further details appear in later papers. Messages of thanks accompany the notices from the Ethier family and friends.
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Hudtloff
Walter Wilam
Hudnot
Wrow
Lace
Montana
St. Mark's Luther Chute
O. Hellman
Hel Havand
K. Wachemath
Peat Palle
Mount Moriah Ceretery
Frank
al Jere
Delegates Pour Into Big Town for Republican Convention
Chicago June 5 Delegates to the Republican national convention poured into Chicago all day and were housed in hotels amid caucus prep activity. Senator Penrose signaled support for Knox on the first ballot while Governor Brumbaugh kept his own presidential hopes alive. The Marion club of Indianapolis arrived in force parading for Fairbanks, marking the organization’s first national convention attendance since 1888.
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Chicago
New York
Illinois
Penrose
Knox
Pennsylvania
Brumbaugh
Senator Penrose
Philadelphia
Delates
Vernor Brumbaugh
Colonel Roosevelt
Marion Club
Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fergus High School Graduates Largest Class Yet
Lewistown June 5 The Fergus high school delivers its largest graduating class with baccalaureate by Rev M Donaldson at the Methodist church and commencement exercises set for Thursday in the gymnasium with State Superintendent H A Davee as speaker The graduates include Cecily Blackford Constance Cheadle Roy Hazen Helen Stoll and Lilian Williamson among others Also notes a divorce suit filed by Mrs Meline against Seph Messier and a conservative estimate of annual American industrial maiming exceeding half a million.
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Lewistown
Fergus High School
M. Donaldson
Methodist Church
H. A. Davee
Cecily” Blackford
Constance Cheadle
Roy Richard” Hazen
Hdna Abe Bragg
Tone Marguerite Carrerty
Erma Dunlap
Celitte Fessel
Montana Christian Convention at Billings Opens Thursday
Delegates have begun arriving for the 36th annual Montana Christian association convention at Billings. The event will open tomorrow morning with attention on the Christian Woman's Board of Mission work. Prominent church workers will deliver addresses as about 100 delegates and visitors are expected.
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The
Monetana Christian Association
Christian Churches of
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Hughes Men Meet All Jubilant in Hughes Nomination Push
Chicago June 5 A Hughes committee of delegates from about twenty states forms to back Justice Hughes. The goal is to pledge delegates, energize support with bands banners and buttons, and finance via subscriptions. Daily meetings, with Whitman Hitchcock and Hayward predicting victory, mark a rising Hughes boom across states and regions.
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Hughes
Justice
Whitman
Frank H. “Hitchcock
Col
William’ Hayward
Entente Pressures Greece Over Antagonistic Attitude
Russian press via London urges entente powers to pressure Greece for its hostile stance. Articles in the Bourse Gazette and others mock the Greek king and call for a test of health matters away from Athens. Novaya Vremya endorses tougher actions at Salonika Pireaus and Athens as insufficient.
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London
LAS
Greece
Bourse Gazette
Athens
Novae Vremya
Saloniki
Pireaus
Great Northern Railway Shows Increased Earnings
The official April earnings report for the Great Northern railway shows a rise of 1072 dollars over April last year. Total operating income reached 1 700 912.18 with expenses at 4 356 864.17 and revenue 2 108 920.02. Net earnings were 27 764 002.84, up 4 789 14.12 from the prior year.
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Paul
Great Northern Railway
Gay
Lahors
Headquarters Stay in Washington City for Democratic Convention
Delegates and alternates for the national convention will come mainly from the Washington office area, with plans to leave pending confirmation of seats. Kremer of Montana says the temporary roll will be finalized when subcommittees meet in St Louis, as credentialing proceeds.
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Washington, D
W. A. Hollister
Kremer
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St. Louis
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Missouri
Vet
Skremer
Maryland
Kentucky
Kresner
Port Rico
Hawaii
Porto Rico
West Virginia
James Smith
The
Nations Conventions’ Association
Ta Salle
J. Donohue
Juneau
Alaska
Vice President Wolfson of United Metals Here
Mr and Mrs T Wolfson stop at the Thornton hotel while on a Pacific coast tour. Wolfson, vice president of United Metals, says the trip is one of pleasure and he has stayed in close touch with the copper situation since leaving New York. Mrs Wolfson will continue travels after the stay.
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T. Wolfson
Thornton
Wolfson
United Totaled
West
Pacific Coast
New York
Doctor Alleged Trafficker in Drugs in Butte Jail
C K Henkle claims to be a graduate of a St Louis hospital and to associate with prominent Butte doctors. He is held in the city jail awaiting federal officers who will decide on charges under the Harrison anti narcotic act. He allegedly offered to sell drugs to men involved in the so called dope colony.
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C.K. Henkle
St. Louis
Butte
Ity
Henkle
Tenkle
Carnival Opens With Large Attendance At Harrison Grounds
The carnival opened last night attracting a large crowd from the town and friends. All shows were erected on the grounds at Harrison Avenue with a clean, pretentious display. Exhibitions run all week day and night, closing Saturday midnight. Funds of the Eagles should be augmented by the engagements.
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Harrison Avenue
Sunday School League to Play Ball on South Side
Sunday School League teams will meet at the South Side playgrounds this afternoon at 2 30 for a watch game under the auspices of the Silver Bow County Sunday School League.
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South Side
Auspies
Bow County Suneay
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