Cemetery Association Formed At Deer Lodge
A June 12 meeting at Deer Lodge club rooms organized a cemetery association. Mayor Frank Conley elected chairman, H B Grant secretary, with Arthur W Hobart addressing. Architects and trustees named. initial fund near 86000, with Mrs Mary Morony contributing 5000. Additional grounds and beautification ideas planned.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Club
Frank Conley
H. B. Grant
Arthur W. Hobart
Lakewood
Minneapo
G.H. Shanley
Great Falls
John Morony Mausolleum
Associaion
D. Larabie
Mary
E. Mitchell
Martha W. Wallace
Conrad. Kohrs
N. J. Eielenberg
C. H. Williams
Carrie 8Er
Mary S Kelley
Cynthia J. Coleman
Peter €. Valston
Peter Pasley
Josef Mulcahy
Thomas McTague
Messrs. C. Williams
Don’ Larabie
Frank
Martha Wallace
Mary Fe. Mitchell
C.J. Coleman
Hobart
Funeral service for Mrs Zehntner held at local church
Mrs Carl Zehntner, born in 1843 in Berne Switzerland, died recently. The funeral was Sunday at the Presbyterian church. She lived near the area since 1879 after moving from Tennessee where she married in 1870. Survived by husband five children eight grandchildren and a sister. She belonged to Emerald Rebekah lodge and Church of Switzerland before transferring church letter to the local Methodist church.
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Carl Zehntner
Zehntner
Presbyterian Church
Berne
Switzerland
Tennessee
Zehnter
Montana
Lizzie Stubbs
Robert
Willian
Werner Zehntner
Joseph Emhoff
Emerald Rebekah Lodge
Church of Switzerland
Methodist Church
Governor McDowell Acts as Montana Governor in St Louis Trip
Lieutenant Governor McDowell is acting governor after Governor Stewart left for the Democratic national convention in St Louis. Stewart expects to be away about 100 days while delegate duties proceed.
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ST. Louis
Helena
McDowell
Montana
Stewart
St Loui
Shearing Season Opens in Beaverhead at Selway Sheep
Dillon June 12 The Selway Sheep company began shearing with 18 000 sheep and an average six pounds per fleece. Wool warehousing and unloading for eastern shipment underway. Prices around 31 1/2 cents promise robust returns for Beaverhead sheepmen as local activity shifts to harvest. Concurrently a Dillon wedding, several accidents, and community notices fill the page.
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Dillon
Selway Sheep Company
National Bank
Beaverhead
Twin Bridges
Mabel Edwards
Russell Fryberg
Spokane
New Phillips
Dan Adams
John Bechtot
Adama
Garag
Hechtor
Homtaly
Ton "Adame
Everely
Putshure
George Wik
Sukougi
Smith
George Gowmanteno
University of Montana
Gomman
Hamilton News: Local Notes and Inquiries
Dominick McGuire left for Great Falls and Helena to handle Society of Bounty business. Charles Barnes suffered a facial injury from a rifle misfire at the range. Hobart Gardner and Mark Smith received sentences for grain theft with Gardner serving one to two years and Smith sent to reform school. Darby visitors filled Hamilton for a ball game as Curtis Ray and kin traveled with Dr. Heyward and Frank Walker to town for Bud Ray’s hospital operation. Sam Gardner from Darby visited Hamilton this past week.
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Hamilton
Dominick McGuire
Great Falls
Helena
Society of Bounty
Charles Barnes
Hobart Gardner
Mark Smith
Gardner
Smith
Reform School
George Miles
Gus Helmers
Wesley Schok-ley
Hl. W. Rodebank
Darby
Hamiton
Curt, Mont
John Ray
H Heyward
Frank Walker
Bud Ray
Hamilton Hospital
Wade Schokley
Hester Chilcotte
Dave, Overturf
al Fowler
Will Baker
Ed Owens
L. W. Day
Sam Gardner
White Sulphur News Missoula visitors attend funeral
Mrs. Cora Doll and her young daughter visit White Sulphur Springs to attend the funeral of Mrs. Carl Zehntner, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bid Edwards. Miss Wilda Bing leaves for Newark to reside with her aunt while continuing schooling for two years. Miss Nina and Master Billy Whet: unclear text.
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White Sulphur Springs
Cora Doll
Missoula
Iittie
Bid Edwards
Carl Zehntner
Wilda Bing
Newark
Nina
Billy Whet
Bozeman News: Bozeman and County Happenings in June
Bozeman items note Boreman death at 63 with relatives in county and Helena. Memorial services held at First Methodist Church with Odd Fellows and Woodmen groups, and Woman’s Christian Temperance Union as guests. Visitors include Enis Cooney and trips noted by various locals. Cattle company expands in eastern Montana to 16,000 head. legal scholar Thomas McKee from Pasadena visits. Prof. Brewer tours Midwest. sugar beet cost studies planned by J.W. Gray for USDA.
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Boreman
Worley
Montana
Helena
Bozeman
Woodme of the World Lodge
Raft
Toring
Odd Fellows
Celock
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
P Eynith
Eni Cooney
Great Falls
Stontana
Taylor’s Fork Cattle Company
Thomas McKee
Pasadena
Cal
W. W. Wylie
McKee
Gallatin County
Knox College
Titnois
Columbia University
New York City
Howard
Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
North Yakima
Wash
W. F. Brewer
The
State College
Iowa
R Union
Grinnell College
Chicago
Middle West
Roe
Wilcox
Dupuyer
Teton County
J. W. Gray
United States Department of Agriculture
Billings Meo
J. B. Ballantine
Long Beach
W. B. C. Stewart
St. Louis
W. Stewart
Rex
Ey le Norris
Great Fall
David
Hilger
Lewistown
Billings
Cate
Pete Brenden
W. Bennett
Ringling
Belgrade News reports storm damage and local election results
A Belgrade weather report notes heavy wind rain and hail injuring gardens and trees in a small valley area late Friday. Community events include Christian Endeavor electing Luther Van Buskirk as president and Maude Porter as state convention delegate. Fire department delegates E T Reese and A J Jackson named for Great Falls convention. Anna Mark a gypsy was arrested in Manhattan for palmistry and fined $25. she traveled with a band in large cars.
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Belgrade
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Luther van Buskirk
Harley Stephenson
Great Fails
Anna Mark
Manhattan
Women Plan Elevation Of Politics In Helena
The Montana Woman plan requires a five member committee to approve women candidates before they can run. Four endorsements from the committee allow a woman to appear on the primary ballot. The measure, discussed at the Montana Good Government league gathering at the Placer hotel, aims to elevate women in politics and limit male influence.
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Helena
Montana
Manna
Good Government League
Placer Hotel
Deer Lodge News Fourth Column Windows and Mines
Deer Lodge items report a lease and bond of local mining properties to Butte men for 15000. Pumps planned to extract water and sink the shaft further while ore values around 48 dollars net are noted. Local residents Blake and Miss Hattle return from Roland Idaho and visitors are listed among many brief notes and market prices.
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Sune
Ing
Tele
Art Menard
He Rchurtz
Butte
Thomas Larned
John Robbing
John Blake
Miss Hattle
Roland
Idaho
Charles Sint
Three Forks
Deer Lodge
Nathan Read
Albert
John Moe
Willow Creek
Pendarvis
Pats
Clyde Garber
Missoula
Grayton Maloney
Charles Risch
Milwaukee
Bozeman
Louis Knopf
Boulder
Margaret
Mulle
Gold
Sam W. Willams
Chico _ Hot Springs
Helena Notice Filed for Supreme Court Deputy Clerk
Helena dated July 12, W. H. Craig, deputy clerk of the supreme court, filed notice of his intention to be.
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Helena
W. H. Craig
The
Supreme Court
Grifin Seeks Republican Ticket in Attorney General Race
Butte candidate Joseph TH Grifin files intent to run on the Republican ticket for attorney general. The notice appears as a fled public declaration of candidacy, detailing his bid within the party.
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Supreme Court
Joseph TH. Grifin
Butte
Philipsburg News Roundup of Local Travel and Church Event
Philipsburg reports visitors from Drummond and Anaconda motoring through town including Mr and Mrs M B Gannon Edwin Gannon and Eva McDonell. Prof HE Holmes of University of Montana preached at the Presbyterian church and spoke at Star theater. Rev Father Mead and Fr Menonald traveled to Anaconda and back. Rev Edward Smith led a conference at the Methodist church. Local residents Stew Stanley Cutler Mary Day and Sid Day visited the Day ranch. John J Lucas returned from Portland after a debt visit.
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Philipsburg
W. Gott
Drummond
M. B. Gannon
Edwin Gannon
Bilas
Eva McDonell
Anaconda
James ‘Thor
Edward Thom
William ‘Thomas
Hall
HE. Holmes
College of Montana
Deer Lodge
Menonald
Misa Maditon Melrione
Father Mead
Creek
Edward Smith
Sethodist
Hutte
Stanley Cutler
Philips
Me A. ML Day
Miss Mary Day
Sid Day
Day Ranch
Upper Rock Greak
Esterday
John J. Lucas
Portland
Ore
St. Regis Ar
You Suffer From Pulmonary Troubles
A damaged and promotional health note urges readers with lung trouble to improve diet, rest, and air. It touts Eckmans Alterative as a safe, non narcotic remedy claimed to aid severe pulmonary issues, produced by Pekman Laboratory and sold by druggists.
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Eckmans
Pekman Laboratory
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Alleged bounty fraud case in Miles City Montana
In Custer County a local hide buyer faces a hearing June 22 on charges of bringing coyote hides from Wyoming and presenting them for bounty in Montana. The case alleges that Wyoming skins were used to claim Montana bounty, with differences in hide presentation and jaw attachment noted and scrutinized by authorities.
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Miles City
Sontana
Wyoming
Montana
Custer County
Slomo
Buffalo Ready for Immediate Dash to Mexican West Coast
San Diego June 12 The naval transport Buffalo is under orders to be ready for an immediate dash to the west coast of Mexico to pick up American refugees if anti American sentiment spreads in the republic.
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San Diego
Cal
Buffalo
Mexico
Republc
Kansas Has Fewest Missionaries and Paupers in Union
In a state summary, Kansas is noted as having fewer missionaries and paupers than any other state in the United States, reflecting a leaner social profile amid broader national contrasts.
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Kansas
Union
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