Former cashier verdict and state elevator site news
Great Falls dispatch reports W R Call of Great Falls won a $13,800 verdict against J I S Mar in Helena district court over a disputed partnership in the Cascade Marcum bank. The case centered on commissions and a cashier’s discharge. Separately, Montana elevator board fixed the site for the state owned elevator at Great Falls on the old stucco mill land near the Missouri River, with construction planned for late summer costing about $250,000. The report also lists officers elected for a local federation gathering and notes Glendive as the annual convention site.
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Great Falls
Mont
W. R. Call
Mar Helena
Marcum Bank of
Cascade
Call
Call Ted
Marcum
Helena
Deai
Missouri River
Ira Bamcott
Havre
Prin
Seehoo
Kuduft
SS Bouders
Aft. Welkie
Malta
Treasur
Ft, Powers
Bozeman Federation
W Treadwell
General Federation
W. Ee Woreham
Glendivefter
Millings
Fort
Cattle Die From Unknown Cause at Hadley Park
In Boulder on June 6 the Hadley Park Stock association suffered heavy losses when 13 or 14 cattle died after consuming salt brought to the range. Men eating lunch by a stream observed cattle bloating and illness within an hour, with many dying shortly after. Officials consider tests and investigation forthcoming.
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Boulder
Hadley Park
Sekimen
Lighted cigarette blamed for blaze at local store
Bridges June 6 a fire at night started by a lit cigarette damaged the White general store building roof and the Gould hotel adjoining. Losses estimated at $3,000 for the store and $100 for the hotel, both covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Lewistown News Sees Bond Plan For Second High School Unit
June 6 report notes town celebrations and a county bond proposal to raise 150000 for a new high school unit. Board has about 159000 from prior issue and insurance losses from a fire. Also mentions a land purchase near Ayers ranch and related local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pergns
Bris Voren
Frederick Grounds
Ayers
Grass Tange
Roy J. Ayers
Helena News Briefs on Local Permitting and Appointments
Helena News reports a closed doors permit case with a $5 fine at a local venue. It notes four troops in Helena, political nominations, and changes in state commissions. Paul Raftery named chief clerk of the livestock commission. Ea Philips promoted to secretary. Nellie Sullivan seeks attorney general guidance on her underage son holding a county aide post. J M Hall in Lewistown ill but improving. He hopes for recovery per received word.
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Helena
Paul Raftery
Atorney
Ead
J. M. Hall
Lewistown
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL ACT TO RESTORE RATES
Helena June 6 The attorney general said the office will move to reinstate Montana prewar rates if the government relinquishes control of telephone lines. If authority is not granted to regulate intrastate rates, the public utilities commission rules will set the legal rates until new orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Ford
Boulder News Notes From June Six 1909
Boulder news covers a canceled pupil cantata due to whooping cough at the state tech school, upcoming school closings, illness of Stiles Ir Slosson Jr with chickenpox, drought concerns on valley wheat and water supply, and local social and teaching movements. Reports mention Hope Haven graduations, Miss Eile Keir in hospital training, Mina Yvette Whitehouse visiting, and local funeral and society events. Also Montana winded weather and a Meats tale from Missoula to Bozeman region.
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Stiles Ir. Slosson, Jr
Hopital
Nicly
M. Hope
Hope Haven
Mina Yvette
Whitehouse
W. D. Fluhart Trescent
Mra
A.B. Clause
Amelia Ph
Ton
Leta
Jane Poore
Butte
Boulder
FI Knowles
Isabel Daughter
He Vison
Reales
Fara” Norman
Cecilia Krier
Commercias
Prairie
Marjorie de Camp
Elkhorn
Shattuck Commercial ‘Company
James Ih. Mitchell
Edmond Hailey
Bernier
Centennial Avenue
J. ‘Thompson
Seymour ‘Sloan
Ladies’ Aid “Society of the Methodist Church
Tow
Mra A.T. Peterson
Pullman
Wash
Deer Lodge Notes Sketch Local Visitors and Upcoming Banquet
Deer Lodge residents host visitors from Missoula Idaho and Chicago area. A forthcoming city pavilion banquet plans described with leaders James Surtorts and Roy. The program features school choirs and a welcome address by local figures.
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Hull
Main Street
Chicago
Milwauske Bt Paul
Sun Gold Creeks
White
Roy
Minder
James Surtorts
Caroline
Ducks in Cleveland tied to bomb outrages probe
Police report a slender clew linking men arrested in Cleveland to Detroit retaliation. Investigators say suspects possessed plans at homes of Mayor Marry Davis and others, with a letter mailed from Cleveland praising the bombings and dating the dynamiting acts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Marry
Davis
Vics
Yawl feared lost finally reported safe off California coast
San Diego June 6. The yawl Trojan, earlier feared lost in a storm off the Lower California coast, was reported safe tonight in a message received here from Ensenada by George Berk, steamship agent. She carried 18 California scientists and explorers aboard.
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San Diego
Cal
California
Ensenada
George Bermaker
King’s Bill Would Propose Public Land Grazing Reforms
Congressional notes report Senator King backing a bill to empower the president to establish grazing commons on unreserved public land near forest reserves. The measure aims to balance range access with restrictions to prevent monopolization by a few stock owners. Sentiment in committee appears favorable, with House action anticipated by next week. Also listed are Montana postmasters appointed and transfers in various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nouse
Formmutas Witteh
Mondell
Annual commencement schedule at State U unfolds
June events outline a full program at the university campus. Rev Bo McHatton of Great Falls will speak at 8 30 p m. Monday features the School of Music recital at 8 15 p m. 2 pm daily events include day exercises and baseball. Tuesday hosts a faculty banquet dance at a hotel. Wednesday morning features a gymnasium address by Prof Norman P Col than of Reed College followed by various receptions and the play Importance of Being Earnest at Liberty theater.
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Bo. McHatton
Great “Falls
School of Music
University Gymnasium
Norman P. Col Than
Heed College
Portland
Reserve Training Corps
Liberty Theater
Roundup Electric faces charges over meter readings
Helena Montana June 6 local union United Mine Workers of America 2574 files charges with the public service commission Montana against Roundup Electric company for failure to read meters regularly and to render itemized bills. Richard Havens Thomas Gibb and Carl W. HDL filed the complaint stating hearings to be conducted by the commission in June. The case names Shawmut plain of K P Burmeister and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Railway company in related matters.
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Helena
Mont
Roundup Electric Company
United Mine Workers of America
Public Service Commission
Montana
Richard Havens
Thomas Gibb
Carl W. Hdl
Ehar
Shawmut
K.P. Burmeister
Chicago, Milwaukee —& St Railway Company
Livingston News Highlights Touring Skating Entertainer
James Gingheam writes from the road about a well known Liv entertainer Peugh on a Southern skating exhibition tour. He visited Nice and Cal as part of a motor trip around Wonderland. He is billed as the first Yellowstone park tourist for the 1919 season opening June 20. Ark roads are in good shape and snow on peaks has melted as labor union members here adopt resolutions condemning.
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James Gingheam
Livboy
Pra
Nice
Cal
Pes Roller
Wonderland
Yellowstone Park
Kelly
Ark
City Council Benefits Park Site Purchase Battle
City council debates favoring a park site on McLeod's island with ground option. Purchase price is $10,000. Union members plan a late month rally to boost support. Livingston lodges pledge $3,000 to the park charity for a Fourth of July event. Veterans group meets next week to finalize fall plans as visitors from Wilsall Borewan and Gardiner are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod's Island
Union
Livingston Lodges
Wilsall
Borewan
Gardiner
GoGo Roads Fund Drive Aims At Missoula Meeting
Taxpayers plan a county meeting with commissioners to push a quarter million dollar road project. Delegates from each precinct will urge the adoption of a resolution authorizing a vote on the proposition at the September 2 gathering.
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GOGO
Missoula
Weston
Mo- Hon
Lim a nd Drive Sheep Missing Sparks Idaho Hunt
Dillon June 6 report notes 590 head of sheep vanished from a Lim a nd ranch and were driven into Idaho. Sheriff force county pursues leads, confident in soon custody. Weather and infrastructure updates feature delays on water mains and lighting work. The Chinook college yearbook distribution praised as finest yet, with events of vocations meeting noted. County commissioners discussed bond funding hesitation at $200,000 for good roads. Wheat conditions mixed as rains modulate farmer hopes and irrigation needs.
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Dillon
Lim
Idaho
Sheriff Force
Montana State Normal Lege
Board of County Commissioners
Montains
Missoula News Highlights Local Events and Legal Updates
Missoula announces upcoming Montana Kol event on June 19 with deliberations by Knidits and Sam Katz. Dixon to deliver annual commencement address at Teal high school. ninety five prizes promised for garden show in September. Robert Vanlandingham’s sedition sentence postponed to July 2 by Judge Duncan. Mrs. Ray Nadreat dies after fatal burns from a gasoline incident. City to intensify raids on vagrants amid rising crime. patrols to widen crackdown. Wolfe and John De Camp return from overseas service to duties in forestry and the forest supervisor’s office.
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Missoula
Montana
Knidits
Sam Katz
Omeph Me Dixon
Chart Commerce
Robert Vanlandingham
Awa
Duncan
Ray Nadreat
Th Wolfe
John de Camp
Asantah
Flathead Forest
Compensation Board Faces Knotty Claim After Mine Death
In Helena on June, Robert T. Ogden, an ax foreman in the Miner Job room, was killed during a cattle dispute at the Elm Orlu mine in Butte. His wife seeks compensation as the board weighs a knotty point since Ogden was on duty delivering printing when killed.
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Helena
Robert T. Ogde
Butte
Ogden
Cattle Price Forecast From Billings Merchant
John Clay of Clay Robinson & Co predicts lower cattle prices with sheep and hogs less certain. markets driven by supply demand follow trends, with fats and pork demand shaping hog outlook while rain and range conditions in Wyoming Montana affect cattle supply. Clay returned from Europe and notes Europe, Cheyenne, and Billings as key points in his outlook.
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Billings
John Clay
Clay. Robinson & Co
Commission
Europe
United States
Mr. Clay
Packing House Trust
Chicago
Clay
Wyoming
Montana
Cheyenne
Lay
Missoula Sheriff Confiscates 6000 Booze From Auto Truck
Missoula June 6 Sheriff Green and deputies seized a truckload of liquor believed destined for a small town east of Missoula. The vehicle, described as a red rover with broken doors, originated near Wyoming. Officials are seeking the driver as they investigate the case. Meanwhile a forest fire prevention gathering draws crews from multiple counties at Hunter's Hot Springs to discuss drought impacts on farmers.
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Missoula
Green
Wyoming
Senators Move to Logk Doors Against Radicals
Washington June 6 Dills prohibiting immigration for five years and placing more rigid restrictions upon allens entering this country were introduced today. Senator King democrat of Utah would exclude Allen anarchists and others who believe in the overthrow of governments through force, and others by Senator Sterling republican of South Dakota would amend the present citizenship laws to denaturalize aliens who obtain citizenship through fraud or who assist others to do so. Prince Rupert British Columbia June 6 Delegates from all taboo sale easion here last night strike.
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Washington
Mente
King
Utah
Fores
Nator Sterling
South Dakota
Prince Rupert
Hidden Lake Mining stockholders to meet June 20 1919
The regular annual meeting of the Hidden Lake Mining Company stockholders will be held at JW James office on Friday June 20 1919 at 5 p.m. for the election of officers for the ensuing year and for any other business that may come before the meeting. Secretary ZL Cullen.
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Hidden Lake ‘Mining Company
JW James
Montana guardianship sale notices inform residents
A long stream of legal notices from Deer Lodge Montana details a guardianship sale of Lewis A Neal minor real estate, deadlines for bids, sale terms cash on deed delivery after court confirmation, and locations in Anaconda. It lists trustees Minnie B Neal and Nellie Haggerty, dates in 1919, and mentions related estate auctions, creditor notices, and county bid solicitations for road graders and sidewalks.
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LPG Ais
Thi
Montana
Corner Deer Lodge
Lewis ‘A. Neal
Lose Dodge
Minnie B. Neal
Tewis A
Deer Lodge
Erton
Vincent
Lewis King
Distele
Maid
Uardian
Ald
Minnie B. Neaf
Lewis A. Neal
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Annie Franey
Distriet Court
County of
Annie Feaney
Oelock Hi
East Park Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Annie Praney
Annie
Francy
County Lodge
Nellie Haggerty
James Forkan
UN Cned
James
Hay
Patrick Forkan
Anacont
Anacan
Uaconda
Spntana
Stine Feinthe
Davidson
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W. R. Callin
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Mon University
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Ange
Pike
Frank A.” Pike
Albert A. Carton
Shait Tord
Soisha
Muriel
View D.C. Ings
Todd Lake
Vale ‘Office
Rwitehell
Gare Foe
Electang 18
Livingston News
John
van Tate
Hay Kone
Nat Wein
Federal
Mier
Livingson
Nuner
Yellowstone
Drouth
Toxverhead
Rupert
British Columbia
United Strall
BIG Red
Sam
GALS
ZL. Cullen
Jotice
Purmue
Lodge Nty
Lock
Bende
Bailey, Corder
Ntana
Ney
P.P. Malo
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