Worry Over Arrest Leads to Death by Self Action
Lewiston June 10 Deeply humiliated by arrest last week on a charge of passing a worthless check Peter Lindbind aged 25 years committed suicide today by cutting his throat with a pocket knife The decedent had been engaged in teaming here for some time and signed a check as Lindbirg which was refused The signature error was deemed inadvertent and he was released Since then he had been depressed and this led him to take his own life An inquest will be held tomorrow.
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Lewiston
Peter Lindbind
Grace Hutching
Costume Deuniversity
Columb
Orient
United States
Paris
London
Missoula appoints H. F. Rolfe as city engineer
Missoula selects H. F. Rolfe to fill the vacancy created by Fred Buck’s resignation. Rolfe, a former assistant city engineer at Great Falls, has worked in Helena and Kalispell, and studied at the state university. He takes the post immediately amid socialistic lineage noted by the announcement.
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Missoula
Fred Buck
H. FE. Rolfe
Rolfe
M. E. Plaseman
Thie
Hie
Great Parls
Hieiena
Kalispell
Buck
The
Montana
Sherman & Reed Undertakers and Embalmers
A brief notice lists Sherman & Reed Undertakers and Embalmers located at 11 East Broadway. The item presents no events or dates beyond the business name and street address.
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Sherman & Reed Undertakers and Embalmers
East Broadway
Death of Albert Southerian in Poison Mont
Albert Southerian four years old of Poison Montana died yesterday at a local hospital. The remains are at Walsh's undertaking parlors.
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Southerland
Albert Southerian
Mont
Walsh’s
Funeral Mass for Dougherty at Sacred Heart Church
Dougherty aged years was brought to Undertaking parlors on Thursday morning for removal and will proceed to Sacred Heart church where a mass is scheduled at 9 30. The service follows his burial preparations as recorded by local independent notices.
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Dougherty
Funeral notices and obituary tidbits from North Main Street
Funeral services announced for Mrs Harris at 2 PM from 12 Gladstone Terrace WalEhville with burial at Unity Methodist. Also reported is the death of Qerworth in Fenworth and community thanks to neighbors and Woodcraft members for support during the bereavement of Stephen Weber and Joseph Richard.
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Seer Qerworth
Eck
Boke
Masone
Bieano
Warris
Rana Mary
James Harris
Gladstone Terrace
Walehville
Mewser
Methodist Epiccapal Church
C. N. Hurst
Thore
Naviers
Stephen Weber Ant
Montana State Dental Society Elects Officers in Great Falls
Great Falls June 10. The eleventh annual meeting closed at noon with Glacier Park chosen for the 1915 gathering set for June 15 to 18. Dr. R M Leslie presides. Officers include Dr E J Crary and Dr F W Adana. Delegates to the National Dental Association are Dr R R Rathborne and Dr G B Longeway. Sixty two dentists attended, about 59 from outside Great Falls.
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Great Falls
Montana State Dental Society
Glacier Park
RM. Leslie
A. Kench
E. J. Crary
Chouteau
Local Livingston Notes Include Election Nominations and Court Action
Mise Brown seeks re election on the Democratic ticket with Mrs Wofford as a new candidate. Ward Smith and Dan Yancey announce runs for county attorney on Democratic and Progressive tickets respectively. Albert Volberding vies for Democratic treasurer as Fred Ajelde runs for assessor. Kate Leonard files for divorce from Daniel Leonard over support. Chautauqua tent to be set on Second and Lewis. Park County High School prepares Spokane trip. Yellowstone tickets solicitations to be audited by a neutral rider for efficiency.
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Kate Leonard
Daniel 0. Leonard
Chautauqua Association
Second
Lewis Streets
J. W. Toin
Park County High School
Spokane
Amer
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Gardiner
Yellowstone
Bozeman News Highlights Local Jobs and Events
Bozeman reports six electrical engineering students from Cultural College hired for summer positions by Montana power company at various sites including Great Falls, Hauser Take, and Hebwen dam. Alden Webster departs for Washington coast defense division after civil service exam. Farmers Alliance of Gallatin County holds annual meeting with new officers. Homestead entries approved for ten acres each in Livingston, Columbus, and nearby areas. Bozeman Sunday schools plan Fourth of July parade. wireless telegraphy apparatus received for the college. A cotton flag sold in limited quantity for Th cenis.
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An H. Black
Ies
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J.C. Miller
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CF “Angell
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Lyons
Mark RB. Conran
Dave Convo
Livingston
Caroline Newvill
Grevellfty
Mark T. Selkirk
Fishta
John F. Osborn
Columbus
Albert
Moclurg
Reed's Point
George Bruttey
Ble Timber
Florence Ballinger
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K. A. Bartlett
Hozeman
New York
Europe
Bozeman
J. A Thaler
Campaign Opens in Big Horn County in Democratic Rally
Governor Stewart opened the Democratic campaign in Big Horn County praising Wilson administration achievements and Montana’s congressional delegation. He and his party were greeted by many locals, then toured farming districts. A second large meeting featured State Treasurer Rea and Commissioner Kennedy.
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Hardin
Wilson
Montana
Congress
Stewart
Big Horn County
Treasu Rer Rea
Agriculture Kennedy
Philipsburg News Highlights Local Readers and Meetings
Philipsburg residents read of returning students Miss Faith Featherman and Miss Alvina Moore starting summer breaks, while Harry Sewell resumes law studies at Missoula. City actions include disincorporation of Philipsburg Mines Development, bids for sprinkler and sewer projects, removal of the Broadway fire bell tower, Dr. Casey named city health officer, and stricter cigarette sale enforcement.
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E. Lerain
Meh ‘School
Broadway
Yandmark
Upper Broadway
Dr WE
Casey
Lewistown News in Briefs Bulging With Local Happenings
Community notes report Mrs J T Wane deriin and Mrs M L Woodman rushing home from Helena as father J P Barnes improves. Detroit bride Miss Breitmeyer will wed Lewistown lawyer-to-be Wright on June 27 then return here. Former Mayor John S Marshall seeks medical care at Cottonwood farm for blood poisoning. Mrs Mary Durand secures divorce then quickly marries Phil Harper. John Taylor from Montana jailed for horse theft. School district votes Aug 20 on $1.50 bonds. Miss Madeline Batson and John Sloane wed in Orange NJ. Sloane well known in Lewistown. Edison kin of inventor noted. McGuire wins paving contract on First Ave. Elkhorn camps supply wagon train reaches 40 men at work on Elkhorn group mines. A tunnel 3000 feet long being driven with 190-foot depth. high grade copper ore shipped. New railroad branch planned to serve the mines and smelters. Cement demand for highway work tops 490,000 barrels this year.
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M. L. Woodman
Helena
Rgo
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Farnes
Detroit
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Edmond Weight
Law
University of Michigan
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Cottonwood
Mary Durand
Phil. Harper
Carter Durand
Hessington
Kan
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Madeline Batson
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Imines
Dillon
Park Lodge
New town of Allen laid out in Big Hole Basin
Dillon June 10 the new town of Allen in the Big Hole basin is on the map. Ranchers James Potts and Charles Pyle deed land to the Hutte Wisdom and Pacific Railroad company, totaling 160 acres for the town. Allen sits four miles west of Dewey on the Big Hole river with Wise River as the post office. The site will host railroad construction engineers and serve as a headquarters.
Whitehall News Briefs With Local Officials and Moves
Whitehall June 1 Mayor A. Kaye, Attorney Pace and P J Carmichael traveled to Houkler Monday. Miss Lola Stewart left for Dillon to attend the state normal college. Game Warden Carney of Madison county passed through Whitehall en route to Dillon. Mr J J Chambers and her baby of Great Falls visit Mr and Mrs F Irvine. James A Jorgensen accepted Jefferson county fair commissionership again and will begin work immediately.
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Pace
P. J. Carmichael
Houkler
Lola Stewart
Dillon
State Normal College
Carney
Madison County
J. J. Chambers
Jefferson Ounty
Bleachers Planned at Fair Grounds for September Event
Bleachers will be built at the fair ground for the next county fair and the Beaverhead powwow roundup to be held here next September. The bleachers will stretch north and south from the grand stand and heat 2 000 people. A new Sidgen stand will be erected at the intersection of the grand stand and the bleachers with boxes arranged behind it.
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Innion
Gune m
Blix t On Trial Murder Charge
Arlington reports a man stabbed to death as Blix t faces trial. Witnesses describe Blix t wielding knives and attacking Berkheimer after a theater outing with his wife. Berkheimer died from stab wounds and a dying declaration was introduced. The defense challenges a county attorney statement.
Judge Connan Delays Ruling On Defendant's Statement
Court notes it not permissible to use any statement harmful to the defendant unless it is known to be used against him. Judge Conan seeks time to research the issue, adjournment extends to the morning to decide theSaint.
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Conan
Suffrage Leaders Decry Fashion Excess in Moral Debate
A public discussion led by Grace Hutching and Mrs. Burdette critiques extreme clothing trends and the cotton-to-silk shift in the fashion industry. They argue fashionable dictates harm health and virtue, warn of economic impact on cotton growers, and condemn the triple burden of choosing, buying, and paying for outfits.
Republicans Form Several Clubs In Butte Meeting
About 40 members attended the Lincoln Republican club gathering in the Harbour block offices of W D Fenner. The informal meeting discussed fall plans to field a Republican ticket amid tensions with bull moosers.
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Butte
Lincoln Republican Club
W.D. Fenner
Bagdad temple ceremony to be held near Gay in July
Shriners from across the state gather for the semi annual Bagdad temple ceremony near Gay this July as a class of 40 crosses the sands. Southampton feast spending $26,000,000 on harbor facilities and docks development.
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Bagdad Temple
Gay
Southampton
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