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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1915

Page

12

Lake Basin rancher killed by lightning in Montana

Belgrade June 12 L H Royalty a former Gallatin rancher and later a CCC accident of the city was killed instantly by lightning during an electric storm at the Lake Basin ranch yesterday afternoon. Mrs and Mrs P C Elliot and Mr and Mrs William Elliot learned of the death enroute to the point. Royalty who was born in Kentucky moved to Somerset then to Gallatin valley and finally to Lake Basin near Broadview. He was building a fence when struck. officials think metal attracted the lightning. He left a wife and children living in Laurel for winter school privileges. He had recently moved to the Lake Basin homestead about 12 miles from Broadview.

Belgrade L. H. Royalty Gallatin Lake Basin Ranch Mro Mra P. C. Elliot Mre William Elliot Royalty Laurel Casey County Kentucky Somerset Gallatin Valley Lake Basin Broadview Billings

Billings Polytechnic Institute Promises Modern Farm Education

A home school two miles from Billings invites youths over 14 with no entrance exams. It offers Collegiate, Academic, Agricultural, Engineering, Commercial, Manual Training, Normal, Domestic Arts, Music and other courses. Students live in modern cottages under faculty care and participate in running the farm and shops.

Billings Eatatogue Faton Educafone Polytechite Mon

Logan News: Community Notes From Logan and Nearby

The logan area reports visits and travel among railroad staff and residents. Mrs. Sloan and her daughter Esther visit Helena, G C Gabriel visits Livingston, M C Bowers returns to duty, travelions between Livingston, Whitehall, and Manhattan noted, staff transfers and job moves at Logan and Helena telegraph offices.

Local notes from Philipsburg and Granite County

Philipsburg and Granite County news cover attorney travels to Butte, families visiting Georgetown lake, alumni association elected officers Edgar P Hallard as president and William Bowen Jr secretary treasurer. civic updates include the Presbyterian pastor moving in, Ladies Aid meeting, state federation attendance, Catherine Young's return from vacation, city sewer extension petition, and completion of repairs to the city flume line providing abundant water.

Philipsburg George A. Maywood Butte Thorpe Henry Kroger Forest Georgetown Lake Charles D. “McLure Clara Seattle McLure Dennis Driscoll Granite County High School Edgar P. Hallard William Bowen Jr C. Z. Greenway Presbyterian Church EA. Hannah D. M. Durfee Ould State’ Federation of Women's Clubs Catherine Young Hutte Lucy Paradise Jimi Harry Parfitt

Deer Lodge News Highlights High School Graduation

The Deer Lodge high school held commencement exercises at Milwaukee hall with A J Stone Montana University dean giving the address. Diplomas were presented by Edward br of the high school board as the orchestra performed and flowers decorated the hall. Eagles plan to enroll a large new class at their next meeting and Deer Lodge reports snow depths of one to two feet in eastern mountains after the recent storm.

Door Lodge Milwaukee Hall A. J. Stone School of Jour Montana University of Mis al Lillian Shanley Gladyseau Rana Lenhouts Edward Br Deer Lodge

Belgrade Pioneer Sanfont Durham Nearing End

Belgrade June 12 Sanfont Durham a Gallatin valley pioneer lies very low at home in South Belgrade. His children have been summoned to the bedside. Mrs George L Yates of Laurel and Mia Perry Smith of Thompson Falls are among out of town relatives arriving this week. Mr and Mrs Wesley Davis have returned from Anaconda after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Allen.

Belgrade Sanfont Durham Gallatin’ Valley George L. Yates Laurel Mia Perry “Smith Thompson Falls Wesley Davis Anaconda Charles Allen Allen

Changes in College Staff Reported by State Board

Bozeman June 12. The state board of education adopted Hamilton's report with no discussion. New hires include C D Arnett as head of animal industry at Iowa State College in Ames, and HB Foote as interim from September. I M Jennison takes a one year leave. R A Barnes resigns, replaced by RH Bogue. Two new experiment station staff added Ray Jones and D C Woods. Music department reorganized with fees redirected to college and salaries set for instructors. College fees set at 15 dollars next year with a copy of the college paper and athletic privileges included.

Bozeman Board Minn Marion Frances Brown Genevieve Lane Art New York City Ray Jones D.C. Woods University of Nebraska E. L. Carter Collee June Hartman Howard Jack

Quail Shooting Rumors Spark Local Alarm in Hamilton

June 12 Hamilton report notes residents wary of gunfire near the quail flock, originally imported about 15 years ago. Local social updates include visits from George Beckwith, Dwight Hughes, and Miss Bender, plus staffing change as HL Capehart becomes Big Hole telephone manager with Jackson HQ.

J.B. ‘Totman Bender Hamilton WW. Walls Corvallis Edwards Conner J.P. Whyte Gus Hellmers Alice Chaffin Darby Big Hole Telephone System Jackson

Lewistown Becomes First Class Postoffice in Montana

Lewistown is now a first class postoffice with annual receipts of 43 616 78 for the year ending March 31. Six Montana postoffices meet the 40 000 annual receipts to be first class, including Butte Great Falls Helena Missoula Billings and Lewistown. Reports confirm work on the Great Northern extension line may start July 1, exciting local businessmen. The line through Eastern Fergus and Dawson counties will connect with North Dakota and open up agricultural lands along the fertile region.

Lewistown Montana Butte Great Falls Helena Missoula Billings Great Northern Fergus Dawson Counties Great Northern Railroad Dackota Montan

Boy Taken Hostage Released by Mexican Bandits

Cell Boyd a boy of 1 was freed early today by Mexican bandits who held him in northwestern Chihuahua after a $5,000 ransom payment. He crossed the border at Pochita New Mexico. Boyd is the son of J J Boyd a wealthy El Paso cattleman.

Fl Paso Texas Boyd Chihuahua Pochita N. M J. J. Boyd el Paso

Rapid Fire Wedding at Sheridan and Clancy Ceremonies

A Sheridan minister wed Billy Ward and Clare Williams in a 10 minute rush to the train, aided by Doc Barron. In Clancy, Edna Mac Coup and Floyd T Chestnut married at the Methodist church with a formal reception and guests from Lone Pine and Pony in attendance.

Methodist’ Episcopal Church Clancy Edna Mac Coup Floyd T. Chestnut William Eliot St. John’s Scopal Church of Pony Orelock Eadie Smith St. Peter's Church Helena

Bishop seeks $15000 from former wife in Livingston court

A Livingston district court suit seeks annulment of a marriage between Arthur Bishop and Myrtle Bishop two weeks after his divorce decree. The suit claims Myrtle Thompson alias Myrtle O Brien was not free to wed as the former marriage remained in force. Separately, a July 4 Independence Day event on McLeod's Island invites foreign-born citizens to join patriotic exercises with Senator Myers and Judge A P Stark in charge.

Livingston District Court Myrtle Bishoas Myrtle Thompson Myrtle O Brien Arthur Bishop Myrtle Bishop McLeod's Island Myers Independence United States A. P. Stark Sixth Indtetal

TIZ Promises Quick Foot Relief From Soreness

A vintage ad touts TIZ for sore tired aching feet including burning swelling and corns. It claims immediate relief reduces swelling eliminates pain and allows smaller shoes with a year long comfort guarantee, urging readers to buy a 8 cent box at druggists or department stores.

More Men Than Women Have Appendicitis Reported

Surgeons announce a small but present difference with more men than women affected by appendicitis. Anaconda residents are advised on a laxative remedy Adlerika marketed to cleanse both upper and lower bowel, boasting quick action, no griping, and claims to relieve constipation and mild appendicitis symptoms.

Fuller Drug Co Newbro Drug Co Butte

Christian Yoga Center Napton Hail Invites All Beliefs

The Napton Christian Yoga center invites people of all faiths including Jewish Sudanist agnostic atheist and pagan to join their fellowship. The message emphasizes welcome across beliefs and centers on inclusive spiritual practice.

Christian Yoga Center Napton

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