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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1915

Page

14

Murder Trial Opens In Dawson County Case

Glendive June The skull and clothing of Garringer were shown in the state case against Harry Games and Lester Black. Witnesses described the body found in a cellar and the alleged back of the attack. Ben Harry and Mrs Lillian Stollard face first degree murder charges as the trial begins with many Dawson County residents in attendance.

Glendive Ak A. Garringer Weedy Creek Harry Lester Flaak Ben Harry Lillian Stollard Garringer Donohue Janes Harry Lester Ick Stoiard Hen Jamin Harry Besaearom Wersera Dewan County

Hatchery in Wonderland Makes Good Progress

Boneman hatchery superintendent Roseman reports Yellowstone park branch work is under way with two experienced staff preparing for the season. C H Van Atta leads Meadow Creek and Yellowstone park efforts, ably coordinating steelhead trout tasks with new hires. Postmasters appointed Floyd Chesnut at Clancy and T J Chestnut at Pony, with removals noted.

Meadow Creek Bozeman Fatehery Yellowstone Park N_ Ainsworth South Dakota Canyon Eclal Dinymecat Oandan Washington Floyd Chesnut Clancy Stee T. J. Chestnut Belle Rogers Garrison Roy_C. Rogers Margaret Tr. ‘Stevens Pony G. Hemphim

Billings Polytechnic Institute offers broad courses near Billings

A home school two miles from Billings accepts any youth over 14 with no entrance exams. Programs include Collegiate, Academic, Agricultural, Engineering, Commercial, Training, Normal, Domestic Science, Music, and Review. Students live in modern cottages under faculty care as the institute operates a state governed farm. Send for catalogue to 1-7 Raton Hiduca Sonat Polytechnic Montana.

Billings Polytechnic Wal I Beate Untique Raton Hiduca Sonat Polytechnic Montana

Witnesses for State say Munro unarmed in Robinson trial

June Thompson Falla reports eyewitnesses testifying that Thomas Munro a special deputy sheriff was unarmed as Henry Robinson former vice president of the Butte Mine Workers union fired and continued after Munro fell or crawled. State witnesses largely supported Marie Evans story of the killing while defense attempts to impeach them.

Thompson Thomas Munro Henry Robinson Butte Mine Workers’ Union Robinson Munro Marie Evans Canning Meizner Witnessen Tree Robinson Ondone Red Berk Hi Tooken Ivan Lincoln Park Fred Lincoln Ting Watt Mune Rvany Maury Evans Charles A. Wallac Ara Wat

Wig Ferrell Dead in Freight Wreck Near Belgrade

Belgrade. June k. The freight wreck between Six tia Revd Whiter Ferrell the vice wed Nige Ferrell three Forks occurred at 4 o clock yesterday morning. Mrs. Partiel was in Chicago coming home to learn of her husband death. The wreck was caused by a rock slide overturning the engine and wrecking the coach. the brake man suffered a sealed lower limb. Engineer Ferrell was well known to the railroad and had eight years service. The car was said to be torn to pieces and the trainmen escaped injury except for the brake man.

Belgrade Whiter Ferrell Ferrell Teller

Hamilton News Highlights Local Travel Visit and County News

Numerous visitors pass through Hamilton with Stevensville and Darby connections. Notable figures include J F Jonine Jr and J E Helbig visiting from Victor, and Frank Stevens from a Darby ranch. The Northern Pacific development car will tour the valley to promote higher livestock farming as a county commissioners meeting discusses a saloon license petition at Bitter Root Inn. Hamilton shuts out Stevensville 6 to 0 at the county fairgrounds.

J. F. Jonine Jr Stevenson Owens Inter Darby J. E Helbig Hamaliton Victor E.W. Morton Stevens Gairy Coyle Victory J. D. Fricks Rucker Northern Pacific Special Development Bitter Out Inn Hamilton Stevensville Maud Farnham Washington Portand San’ Francisco H.R. Higgins Harper & Harper C. BE. Bisbee A.C. Walbridge Eva Randolph W. To McLaughlin Pendleton Ore McLaughlin Verne Robertson

Livingston Court Action Seeks 15000 Note Damages

Livingston reports Mrs. Jennie Bishop filed suit in district court against ex husband Arthur Bishop and his new wife Myrtle to recover a 15000 note secured by a land mortgage. The complaint seeks interest and 1100 attorney fees as time for interest has passed. Also noted are a jury trial motion in Fusselman v Yellowstone Valley Land and Irrigation, a drowning damages case, marriage licenses for Dr Cook and Rheta Morton, hospital expansion, paving bid for Second Street, a garage accident injuring Milligan, and depot patrolmen retained by city council.

Livingston June Jennie Bishop Arthur Bishop Yellowstone Hotels Company St Paul Minneapolis Park E.W. Fusselman Yellowstone’ Vatley "Land. and Irrigation Company Pusselman Dra. Cook Rheta A. Morton Billings Park Hospital Third Street Second Street Lewis Street Northern’ Pacific John Skillen Charles Carbatore Consiere Ely

Ned C Hardy killed by lightning at Winnett ranch

Ned C Hardy longtime Great Falls resident and Northern Montana Underwood Typewriter official was killed by lightning this afternoon on his Winnett Fergus County ranch. He helped run the Wine nett Irrigation Company with BW Porter and had managed its affairs for a year. His body was taken to Lewistown for the burial preparations as wife and two children survive. His daughter Helen, 19, graduates from the University of Minnesota and his son Bryan, 17, graduated from Minneapolis Night school. J W Porterrtt travels to Winnett to arrange matters.

Great Falls Ned C. Hardy Montana Underwood Typewriter Company Winnett Fergus County Hardy BW. Porter Winenett Irrigation Company Lewistown Minneapatta Dren Helen University of Minesnia Bryan Minneapolis

Regret Expressed By Bozeman Friends Over Hamilton Departure

Bozeman notes expressed regret at President Hamilton leaving the Montana State Board of Education. His tenure as Missoula schools head and state college growth are praised. The report highlights his long service, leadership, and impact on Montana education and university development.

Bozeman Montana State Board of Education Hamilton Montana Hariiton Tana Missoula Heleena State University Missonia State Board of Education Uil Economics State Board

Rural Church Conference Opens at Bozeman

The annual rural church conference began at the college this afternoon with an introductory speech by Rev. T. Clark of Helena and a stirring address by Rev. Warren Wilson of New York City. Milton spoke in the evening. Tomorrow features lectures by Professors Burke and Cobleigh, a visiting ministers reception, and afternoon talks by Prof. Tenney, Dr. Wilson, and Rev. Cameron. R. Waithe of Wibaux will close with a report on the Wibaux community church.

Helena Wilson Cameron Anaconda Waithe Wibaux Wibaux Community Church

Bozeman News Highlights Local People and Incidents

Bozeman reports include Joseph F a returning east from vaca with wife Mrs Fue rup remaining longer in Minnesota, Frank Knight fined $5 for riding a horse on city property, Dr and Mrs Clark Smith visiting Bozeman before abroad to join Red Cross service. Tess Lee resigns to join taxi business. Hoxeman infant Mabel Collett buried. Peter Koch visiting from Pasadena. Charles Fransham wins trap shoot. Lester Brownson pleads guilty to selling mortgaged property. Roy Gardiner charged with seduction released on bond. Prof. A H Currier visiting from Portland. Mrs. James Foristell injured in accident.

Joseph F A Vacat Gallatin Valley Railway Mankato Duluth Minn Fuerup Frank Knight Elin Charles Beveridge Chicago Northwestern Bozeman Melville Mra Clark Smith Kalpel Justin Smith Red ‘Crome Mra Smith Alfer v Tess Lee Gallatin Valley Railroad Huttman Mabel Emma Collett Charles Collett Argus Ham Peter Koch Pasadena Cal Hoxeman Park County Missoula Charles L. Fransham Hoxeman Rod and Gun Club Lester Brownson Jude W. J. Axtell Justice Court Helena Roy Gardiner Axtell A. H. Currier Portland Ore Elks Professor Currier Hogeman James Foristell

Beautifying Gallatin City Board Chooses Committee

City park commissioners at the Gallatin Valley Commercial Club organized with Dr. J F Blair as chairman and Carl A Spieth as board clerk. Mayor John A Luce serves on the board by virtue of office. Members include A G Berthot Prof RA Cooley Atike Langoh Prof OB Whipple and George P Diet. Several topics were discussed but no definite policy outlined. Whipple Berthot and Cooley were named to a committee to draft plans and rules for comprehensive city beautification and will report next meeting.

Whipple Berthot Professor Cooley

Convention of Good Government Organization Opens

The Good Government Organization convention opened in the university assembly hall with strong attendance and enthusiasm. Miss Jeannette Rankin called meeting to order and presided over deliberations. Mrs John Willis of Glasgow presented minutes of January 21 and discussed central committee formation of the suffrage league. Thirteen counties were represented by delegates. more arrived later. Reports showed growing sentiment for non partisan civic activities and progress of clubs and leagues. Afternoon included registration and primaries for tomorrow election of state officers and choosing the next meeting place on the ballot.

Tog University Jeannette Rankin John Willis Glasgow Helena Late Suffrage League Moraine

Dillon Normal College Opens Summer Session In Helena

J F B Monroe and J C Smith attend state board of education meeting in Helena as the Montana State Normal College begins its summer session with record enrollment. Local youths plan Yellowstone Park work. Beaverhead County shearing starts with about 19 crews and an expected 2,000,000 pounds of wool.

Dillon J. F B. Monroe Montana State” Normal College J. C. Smith State Board of Education Helena Normal College Yellowstone Park Barry Lew, Holt Millie Ethel” Adams Ennis Barry Ranch Frank Swarts Manhattan Beaverhead

Brow lam fugitive linked to Pittsburg daylight killing

Authorities in Pennsylvania requisitioned Brow lam, alias list in hand, as Gabriel Di Pion presented papers in Pittsburg. Brozulam is under arrest, with his identity revealed by a woman amid a Black Hand feud. Local reports say a man was shot and killed in broad daylight on Pittsburg streets.

Grand Council Meeting of United Commercial Travelers Opens

Pullings describe the annual grand council meeting of the United Commercial Travelers of America in Montana Utah and Idaho. The event began with a morning business session followed by an afternoon ball game and an elaborate banquet. The convention will end Thursday night with hundreds of visitors in attendance.

Ov Newmsares United Commercial ‘Travelers of America Montana Utah Idaho

Campaign opinions amid submarine and front reports

Opinion pieces note analysts lack direct campaign accounts while drawing conclusions from allied and central fronts. They discuss Austro German advances in Galicia near Kolomea and Kaust, potential exhaustion of German efforts, French and German actions near Arras, Zeppelin sorties, Italo Austrian front rumors, and Romanian and Bulgarian alignments amid submarine activity and signals of a looming major battle on the Tzonz o river front.

Warneford Txonzo Geneva iHipoli Trudvang Guttertind Superb South America Queenstown Menapler Rumania Bularia Rumazia

Senator Walsh regrets Mr. Bryans resignation

Missoula reports Senator Walsh regrets Mr Bryans resignation from the cabinet saying he cannot explain the cause. He notes no rift with the president and cites Bryans opposition to war as the reason for leaving if his department could not approve of events.

Missoula Good Government League Bryan

Villa Takes Tuxpam Englishman Killed

Washington dispatch reports Vera Cruz wireless saying Villa forces captured Tuxpam. One British citizen was killed and four wounded during the fighting. Consul Silliman at Vera Cruz said Obregon’s forces near Leon appeared to be confirmed, with reports of Obregon losing his right arm.

Washington State Department Vera Crus Tampico Villa

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Dawson County Ames Hoey Lester Aeck Hatchery IN Wonderland Deer Lodge Elmer Alfred Pindell Masse Columbia Hempstead & Boyle Eli Dezourdl Wiltone & Pauley Ro Beck L. J. Blood Alois Brand William and Henry Knope JE. Manley Will Mannix Day &Henson Company Larabi Bros Stephen Lixday Cottonwood District Billings Polytechnic Institute Matt Canning A. J. Metzner Nore Albert Sweiger James” McNabb George Murphy Munro Piteh Murrhy Dad Munro Mtunro Main Street State Savings Bank James Ford Pitts & Great Paris Ford Hutte Delta Park Street Monro Robinon Shoader Tom Wilson Colt Werotime Pantrolman O'Brien Barty Wig” Ferrell Welkows Moneer Enginere TIE SA Wrone Ores Hamilton News Livingston News Ned Hardy Fucken Mesident Hamiton Hse Stmesfeld Boss van Bozeman News Dillon News Hozulam Crommentary Ion Galiela Dniester Lemberg Kolomey Kauss Galicia Kolomea Petroevyd San Arras Solasons Senator Walsh MR. Bryan
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