Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge plans a county wide Fourth of July celebration with a monster parade, speeches by Montana orators, music, dancing, ball games, and athletic events. The centerpiece will be a large service flag presented to the county honoring local soldiers. The day aims to be a memorable tribute with army demonstrations likely and invitations extended to all county residents.
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Deer Lodge
Kaiser's Palace
Wilson
Dect
Montana
Uncle Sam
Whitehall News Highlights Local Visitors and Arrivals
Whitehall notes list visits from Stes George Bailey to a hospital in Hoge and a trip through Canada by A Mckay. Mrs Ethel Clark and Miss Miller change jobs at local stores and hospitals. Mrs Lina Devine and Verne Diliman shopped in Butte, while Miss Alice Styan resigned as stenographer for Larraw Construction and returned home to mining country.
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Whitehall
Ww. Watkins
Whitehall School
Bien Kember
Boulder
Ste A
Mckay
Canada
Bal
Mary Whitenail
Henry Smith
Stes
George Bailey
Hoge
Sinesond Dancing Club
RV. Dus
France
United States
Norfolk
Jean Franks
Emerson Soc
Hoston
Mise
Alice Styan
Butte
Larraw Construction “Company
Ethel Clark
Janatha Miler
Whitehall ‘Trading Company
Mies Miller
St. James Hospital
Lina Devine
Verne Diliman
Mra. Bag
Westra
Mant Whitehall
Stra
Ies. Powell
Waterton
Red Cross Funds Boosted by Elks
Kalispell on June 9 notes growing interest in Missoula’s Merry Minstrel Monarchs a 50 member group of entertainers arriving June 35 to perform at the opera house. Proceeds go to the local American Red Cross chapter as Kalispell Elk Lodge supports Western Montana charity efforts this season.
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Kalispell
Missoula
American Red Cross Society
Montana
The
Red Cross
Lewistown Flag Day observance planned in Fergus county
Lewistown announces a Flag Day observance on June 14 with Tom Stout speaking at formal exercises and a guard marching. Gusae Hira and Holle Kerr are noted speakers, with verse readings by Fergus county residents. Also mentioned are a preliminary hearing for Foster on rain seed charges, and local political moves including a State Representative candidacy and secretary to the Lewistown Rotary Club attending the national convention. The lamb crop in Fergus county is reported successful this season, with Swend Holland of Forest Grove noting a 402 percent figure and bringing attention to farm and livestock activity.
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Lewistown
Tom Stout
Holle Kerr
Iriday
Minon
Fergus
Rornes
Foster
Lyle C. Ingalls
B.C White
Buffalo
C. W. Belden
E. K. Matson
Lewistown Stotary Club
Kansas City
Fergus County
Swend Holland
Forest ‘Grove
Collector of Revenue Urges Tax Payment with Certificates
W. C. Whaley, collector for this district, urges all taxpayers who bought certificates of indebtedness maturing June 25, 1918, to pay income and excess profit tax with those certificates. The principal and interest of the tendered amount must not exceed the tax.
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W. C. Whaley
Internal Revenue
University Notes and Week of Graduation Events
This week at the State University centers on the seniors as commencement events unfold. The class of 1818 will join alumni after tonight’s baccalaureate by Herbert I H Gowen, with music recital, class day exercises, and diploma ceremonies to follow. The feature address will be by William Allen White. Examinations dominate for juniors and underclassmen as June 14 approaches. Also noted: football star John Christian Bentz leaves for naval training and seventy five copies of the Sentinel yearbook will be sent to military camps. Separate report on wounded in action includes Mrs. Se Mith’s son, and a fatal injury near Whitehall.
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the State University
Herbert I H. Gowen
University of Washington
School of Music
University Hall
Carroll
Maurice Dietrich
Lewina Aingeworth
Tessa
Emporia
Kan
Sisson
Lide
John Christian Bentz
University
Northwest
United States
Atver ‘Visng
Arras
Blitzen” Bentz
Eat Lakes
Chicano
The
U.S. UC. M
University grads to receive diplomas on commencement day
Missoula June 9 Fifty six students of the state university will receive diplomas on commencement day June 19. The list of graduates includes two master degrees one in arts and one in science. Degrees in pharmacy and law are also awarded with numerous names listed for bachelor of arts science and law.
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Missoula
State University
Dune Ig
Law School
Vertiticat St
Prese Chetatian
Prescott
Athe
Yensie Tall
Annabelle
Rahder
Emereon
Margaret
Garvin Ktone
Viola Tuchseiwrer
Myrtle
May Wanderer
Ferdinand
Wolpert
Mary
Della Wright
Welene
Mandell M Ober
Ruth Amelia Nutting
Wellington J. White
William TL
Awe
Harold
Jane Meigher Bailey
Frances Garrigus
Emin Bresthye
Stephenson Vate
Chet
Ian Hentz
Charles ‘J. Hickey
Sack J
Layeon
Una Willie He Hays
Weding in Madison Valley Virginia City
Albert Werner of Cameron wed Miss Manel Towel Jeffers in a June 5 ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home near Jeffers. The couple, long connected to Madison Valley life, receive hearty good wishes as Werner, a prominent ranch owner on Bear Creek, and Miss Jeffers begin married life.
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Virginia City
Mugen Frame
Panistee Frank
Alien Francen Tuhie Twin
Iridger
Sare Faret
Connor
Tock
Sprince
Wyo
Siva Josie Minithy Sheridan
Wee
Marshall Hock
Sprines
Vera Willams
Donald Hate Tone
Bogemany
Bert "Weathers
Seusie Wiengart
Fiver Stary
Arian Myere Ieuth Jr Grant
Peter
Fina Chyke J. Garven
Garver
Tvenssan Antonio
Bud Ieeley
Ete
Albert Werner
Cameron
Manel Towel Jeffers
High Hoon
A. M. Bower
Res Bennett
Trinity Boise Jeffers
Werner E
Madison Valley
Bear Creek
Miss Bower
Jeffers
Werner
C. W. “Hungerford
Miles City
Wimmie McCoy
James G. Walker
George Harriman
Granite
Register” Agency
Carey
Vaul D. Ner
Helena
Ennis
Mr. Bright
Office of Public Roads
United States
Adam Mater
Hard
Virginia
Relchie
W. H. Lester
Cameron Merchant
Rhea “Denton
Rocktorn
Mich
Hungerford
Hubert
Ruby
William H. Marsh
Tee Vinus
Marion Daems
Varney Bn Land
J.B
Madison Nations
Forest Service
Henry Gilbert” Albright
Jacob. Albright
United States Marine
Butte
Flora M. McNulty
Sheridan
Wilbur Leonard
Bozeman Citzen
Ida Wiles
Varney
Manche Peele
Mary McGovern
Patrick McGovern
Adobetown
Re. Nesbitt
Ruth J. Grant
Marian [Myers of
Pony
Missoula News Abductor Case Ends Amid Auto Crash
In Missoula a case involving A Taylor and an unannounced trip to Seattle led to an abductor accusation against the husband. Sheriff Green stopped the traveler and prepared to return him for questioning. A separate incident near the alock yards saw the Missoula Potson auto stages driven by Hugh Kelley crash, injuring three occupants.
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Taylor
Seattle
Aya
D, Green
Missoula
Taylor Wil Detbeta
Hugh Kelley
Alock
Steerinie
Kent
National War Savings Day Proclaimed by Montana Governor
Governor C. T. Stewart calls Montanans to observe June 28 as War Savings Day. He urges self denial to fund World War I efforts, praising thrift stamps and Liberty Bonds, and asks citizens to pledge purchases to support the government’s securities program and hasten victory. The proclamation stresses national sacrifice, thrift habits, and unity behind the war effort.
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Band of Loyal
United States
I. S. V. Stewart
Montana
Labor drive outlines plan for harvest labor in Montana
A mass meeting directed by Federal employment agent Lait Fredericks outlined a plan to ensure sufficient Western Montana labor for crop harvest. A committee will coordinate with Missoula County Defense Society to decide actions at a future meeting. Pat Sause of Lewistown, sought on forgery charges for two years, was arrested and jailed awaiting Lewistown sheriff.
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Fredericks
Montana
Missoula County
Lewistown
Twin Bridges News Highlights Local Events and Wartime Notes
The Thresher child was shot accidentally by a sister in the Big Hole area near Twin Bridges. Carriers rushed the boy to St James hospital in Butte. his condition showed Brave improvement. Five local men aged near 21 enlisted for France last year. some are currently overseas. Plumbers from Idaho arrived to fit pipes at the state orphanage as construction continues slowly. John Crabtree and James Reid pens brought woolies through town, with Tom Stalcup noted among locals.
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Fred Sommera
Hart 6
Twin Bridges Automobile
John Kennedy
Varney
Howard Vinson
Madison County
Virginia City
Asseam
Adkins
Pony
Earl Elling
James ‘Thompson
Shafter
Summit
Toy Harris
Board of Commissioners
Bert G.” Paige
Twin Bridges
Frank 8. Metgeh
Peter Grant
Laurin
Lloyd Brynie
Ruby
Fay Ellison
Edwards
Sheridan
Renni Burril
Kansas City
Tres
Arrison
Reichle
Hannah Andy McGovern
Paul Daems
Alexander McAllister
Madison
Luther Storey
Cameron
Mes P. Darnutter
Dareworthy
Blaine
McKay
Hutte
Charles Magee
Meicessor
Jackson
Vison
Y Bower
Dillon
Mies
Harry “Phompson
Ars
Toad
Muperviagt
Wites
Fay Gaiman
Ori Chine
Mon- Cameron
Harold Keller
Tts Ely
Charles Cordell
Ruby Lave
Davin
Big Hole
Thresher
Thomas Linhey
Joe Bird
St. James’ Hospital
Butte
Threshers
Ruppel Place
Pennington Bridges
Ethel O'Leary
Miss O'Leary
France
Idaho
Joseph O'Leary
Seattle
Madison County record breaker and Virginia City plans
The report notes a record breaker in Madison County this year and plans to move outfits to the jens at Virginia City. It mentions a wedding reception for Ser and Tutte, a dance at Paige's Hall, and a joy ride as part of an evening of festivities.
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Reid
Virginia City
Madison County
Ser
Paige
Unwritten Law at Murder Trial Sparks Jury Verdict
A jury acquitted Ken Hendes of murder after about 12 hours of deliberation. The emotional defense centered on unwritten law, drawing a crowded courthouse audience including many women. Two female jurors were dismissed due to suffrage amendment restrictions.
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Ken Hendes
Vel Alectof
Belnk
Iris
Four Crops Wheat From One Seeding
Roundup June 9 HR Samuel a farmer in the Wheaton district produced four crops of wheat from a single seeding. A damaged year yielded six bushels per acre followed by a spring volunteer that yielded 18 bushels. A second volunteer appeared the next spring giving 15 bushels, and after plowing a fourth crop grew last spring yielding 17 bushels. This year he seeded the tract again with good prospects for a strong wheat yield.
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Samuel
Aarmer
Wheaton
Rev Frank B Lewis to Enjoy Eastern Trip
The Rev Frank B Lewis and his younger daughter Dina of Bozeman prepare for an eastern trip after the parish Graduating class. He and his wife and son and other relatives plan to attend the pairing and return home in September. The trip marks his long service at St Jansen church in Bozeman.
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Bozeman
Frank B. Lewis
Dina Wit
Y Thor
Alvo
Cleraymen
St. Jansen
Copal
Mint Mary
Tt ‘Lewis
Longtelloe School
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ELKS
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Punemal AY Nexe
Ju the Hed
Boreman
Jense HH. Cagniag
Cassidy
Dawson Ranch
Washington
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Virginia City News
Susie Marr
Minsouth
Meadow Creek
Inard
Hert Mayshard
Hert Vetters
Dullea
Dow Creek
George Kally
Kally
Norris Wednes
Alder
United States Land Office
Mra
Harnett
John
Hazel
McAllister
Sheriday
Wilts
Madison National Forest
Sam
James Clarence Judge
Dennis W
John A. D
J. J. Baker
State OF
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Europe
Great
C. T. Stewart
Secretary
Capitol
WIN Bridges News
Siorge William
John Crabtree
Reid Pens
Tom Stalcup
E. Gohn
Apter Service Autos
Dean Richter
Engineering Drep
Montana College
St. Monte
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