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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1915

Page

4

Little Goldie case ends in court dispute over mineral title

In Twin Bridges a court injunction settles a land dispute over the Little Cottle mineral title involving George Bonanets and Joseph Onternich. The trial addressed claims of ownership and purchase terms, with evidence presented by miners and local parties, ending with a judicial ruling on title validity and abandonment issues.

George Bonanets Joseph Onternich Nat Orternich Sreinens Andy Anperennelms

Wrecks Rentd Auto and Leaves Pieces Behind

Wrecks and ensuing details describe a rented auto collision in Bridges. The article notes the unknown driver fled, leaving wreckage and a note about checks at local banks and a drug company, with inquiries into the perpetrator and potential restitution.

Local Harlo­wton notes and upcoming city plans

Harlowton items report a lawyer J D Glenn on a trip to Three Forks, Sixteen stopovers, homestead and social visits, a farewell for Mrs Cummins to Wisconsin, and dances and visitors including Olive Eberhart and the Misses Graves. Bozeman notes Mrs R L Houston elected president of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs, praised for capable leadership and wider activities ahead.

Harlowton J. D. Glenn Three Forks John Anderson Dumke Louise Roth St. Joseph California Marie Collings Ethel Cummings Henry Cummins Wisconsin J. O. Matthews Helena Olive Eberhart Camp Douglas Wis Graves Berquist Eberhart Hazen Reed Hetersville Harlow HC. Klock Central Avenue Bozeman Federation of Women's Missoula Houston

Ranchers Feud May End in a Murder

Missoula June 12 William Graham is charged with shooting neighbor George Hollis at the Hollis ranch near Tarkio. Hollis is dying. Graham reportedly shot at Hollis after firing on Hollis’s dog. The feud between the two ranchers dates back a year and was already in Mineral county court. A separate meeting on South Eighth avenue discussed forming a street paving improvement district with a committee led by Story and including Dearborn Rawr Kenyon and Cunningham.

Missoula William Graham George Hollis Tarkio Hollis Mineral County Gra Graham Mra Hollia Reed

Deer Lodge Notes on Local Visits and School Life

Deer Lodge June 12 reports Mr and Mrs Peter Vailion returning from the Panama Pacific Exposition. Norma Gullette celebrated a birthday with family and a school event featured student performances and a sports day. Principal Bet Soder, along with Mad A Grant and W I Keeley, are noted in federation remarks.

Elton Mabel Ada Smith Minto Ashe Oscaah A. Grant W. I. Keeley

Sudden Death of Paul Topel at Bozeman Ranch

Paul Topel, about 28 and unmarried, died suddenly at the Topel Bros ranch on Cottonwood Creek, 12 miles southwest of Bozeman, in mid afternoon after reporting nausea. Survived by two younger brothers Walter and Max. Mrs. Mo J. Setile and family depart for Martinsdale for summer. Mrs. J. E. Featherstone returns to Valley. others travel from Bozeman and Missoula area for visits and property matters.

Bozeman Paul Topel Carl Topel Topel Martinsdale Mont Plac J._E. Featherstone Valley Boxeman M.A. Cantwell North Dakota Hattiett. Corbly Hornell N. Y Peter Koch

Local notes from Bozeman and surrounding towns

Och supervisor of the Lolo nations forest notes plans for a return to Hazeman then California. Reverend Cunningham and wife from Park County attend a country church conference at the college. Prof. Cunningham of the city schools visits his brother. Corwin Babcock from LaPlata visits former teacher Prof. Cunningham. CF Carter of Billings travels to Boxeman on business. Nellie Dennis of Columbus visits and travels to Livingston to her sister. Mrs J M Rhoades arrives from Miscota to establish a home. Bozeman residents note the June 1 marriage of William B. Crittenden and Mabel Zimmermann in Fairfield. wedding held at the bride’s home.

R. J. Cunningham Talat Carter Billings Boxeman Jack White Thidente Nellie Dennis Columbus Nelson J.C. Robertson South Tracyvente Liveingston Mra J.M. Rhoades Miscota Hozeman William B. Crittenden Bozeman Mise Mabel Zimmerman Fairfield Mont

Billings Press Club sets dates for state meeting

The Billings Press Club announced the Mortana State Press association convention will be held August 26 to 28 in Billings. With the Billings Chamber of Commerce, more than 109 newspaper owners editors and their wives are expected to attend. The event will focus on business, with an elaborate entertainment program including a reception ball and banquet.

Billings Billings Press Club Mortana State Press Association Billings Chamber of Commerce

Cascade County Observes 3000 Roads Day

Great Falls June 12 Cascade County will observe 3000 Roads Day under Governor Stewart proclamation pushed by the Cascade County Good Roads Association which has $700 in cash subscriptions plus 49 teams pledged for the day. Donations range from 1 to 100, and farmers across country districts will devote the day to road work.

Great Falls Cascade County Stewart Cascade County Good Roads Associaton

Twin Bridges Weather Furthers Flood Fear and Notes Local News

Heavy June rainfall caused 38 hours of continuous rain with an estimated three inches. Roads flooded and bridges at risk as rivers rise. Local news mentions Madison County aliens seeking papers, runaway orphans found near Silver Star, and residents improving after hospital visits. Several residents returned from Eureka and Rochester for medical or school matters. County road work halted below Silver Star due to downpours.

BO. Millier Bertoglio Ranch Madison County Sam Silver Star Hye Auto Alfred Ellis Butte Hospital Albertson Eureka Lincoln County Geneva CL. Utley Rochester Minn Lifford Thomas Herman Strasburger Whitehall J. G. Paige Virginia City

Farmers Stock Specialists Lecture Tour Schedule

A live stock development caravan from the Montana and colleges and the Pacific Railroad will visit towns between June and July in a series of lectures. Speakers include C. N. Barnett, Alfred Atkinson, W. A. McKerrow, and D. E. Lagent, covering beef cattle dairy practices alfalfa corn and hogs. Stops span Tillings Huntley Laurel Park City Columbus Reed Point Big Timber Manhattan Darby Hamilton Stevensville Florence Missoula Harrison Norris Pony Willow Creek Waterloo Whitehall Twin Bridges Alder Cardwell Sappington and other communities with farm visits and Q&A sessions.

O Ie Montana 1 Colleges Pacific Ailroad Juland Julya Mate Clude Farmers’ Organization Nett Montana Agricultural College Alfred Atkinson Montana Agricultral College W. A. McKerrow Minnesota Agricultural College Florence and Missoula Harrison, Norris, Bante and Pony Willow Creek Waterloo Whitehall Twin Bridges Alder and Cardwell Sapping ‘Ton

Graduating exercises and community events in Livingston

Dr and Mrs RUD Alton and Mr Miller depart for Ann Arbor to attend the law school graduation. Their sons Robert Alton and Vilroy Cole Miller are among the top graduates. After ceremonies, the party visits New York and other eastern points before returning home. The senior class play The Dream that Came True will be staged at the opera house next Tuesday. Local figures attend weddings, gatherings, and clubs with familiar names and venues across Livingston.

Livingston Ann Rivor College Ann Athor New ‘York California Anna Ther Opera House Mies Lavelle Mee Cracken Martha Hague Harold Saunders Chauncey” Smith Sutee Tarry Dyer Dennis A. Mern Eifaa’ A. Green Mern Scheuberg Drug Company Beide Colorado Daniel Snort Kensington Ted Meteod Habersfeld Cal Hoss . Mire Julia Morris ME. Entrikin Leodorn Idaho William. E. Weber Mire E. J. M. Samara Mira A. Pe Roos George Leopold Pedro Clip C. Vlog Sire MA. Farnsworth Tvand Cline'ang Teoma Missoula Yewwatone Park Northern Pacific Railway J. Clark Ran Sondomeinis Aes Clark Cros Minnesota Carfeton Coege Northnetsy Minn Cross Marade Brooks Gateway City A. van Brockiin Dr Reed Bozeman Nee EG. Barton Roseman G. ©. Cress Lewistown Baptist Church Cress State Baptist Missionary Association

Barnes King Takes Over Shannon Mine Lewistown

June 13 The Hares King Development Company has taken over the old Shannon mine in the Marysville district. The Shannon is a well known property. Miners Union Day celebration, planned for Kendall on June 11, postponed due to mud and floods. Edouard A Fabian, a pioneer of Fer瑞 county, died Friday evening after returning from White Sulphur Springs. He leaves a wife, four children, and a brother in Helena. Vale township formed yesterday by county commissioners from old Ald township. The Hudweiser and O. Hi. Badger CoP note.

Lewistown Hares King Development Company Shannon Marysville Kendall Casalice Edouard A. ‘Fabian Fabian Fer Fue Helena Vale Ald Township Hudweiser Badger

Supreme Court Clerk John T. Athey Dies

Helena reports the death of John T. Athey, longtime Supreme Court clerk for over 19 years, from nephritis. He had been in poor health for years and bedridden for three weeks. He is survived by his wife and son. burial details follow in Great Falls.

Supreme Court John T. Athey Helena Mr. Athey

State Now Owns Old Assiniboine Property Fort Assiniboine Farm

Great Falls June 13 The state of Montana is now the owner of about 2000 acres in the Fort Assiniboine military reservation. Prof Alfred Atkinson of the Havre experiment station filed the transfer and the state has taken possession of the lands. George Morgan has been put in charge as superintendent. Beavers meadow sod along with new plots will be seeded to millet and barley for livestock feed. Water rights are filed to irrigate about 100 acres. The new station is expected to become a leading Western experimental farm with stock raining planned for next year.

Great Falls Montana Fort Assiniboine Military Reservation Havre District Alfred Atkinson Hazeman Agricultural College and Experimental Station Stewart Atkinson George Morgan Charie Huntley Atkinson Reo

Belgrade News notes several local obituaries and events

Belgrade News reports several obituaries and social notices from the Galatia valley area. Names mentioned include Mrs. Fa Ellis, Mrs. Joe Machem of Maudlow, J. J. Foley of Gila City Arizona visiting his sister Mrs. D. E. Witkerson, and Robert McBroom in Rauchow. It notes students Louise and Parker Stone returning from Bozeman after graduating high school preparatory work and winning a four year scholarship. The Ladies’ Aid invites the First Presbyterian church group to a lunch in Hazeman on June 39 at 12 o clock, marking the 18th annual event. Concise local notices cover deaths, travel, education, and planned social events.

Evita Durham Loranin Baey Belardes Erie Wallace Sean Helena Irs Brians Bettina Tiene Lee Methaewart FE. M. Kay Minneapolis Robert McBroom Rauchow Louise Parker Stone Bozeman Agricultural College Miss Stone Ladies’ Aid Society The Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Hazeman

Spoons Sale to Close at The Standard

The Standard offers souvenir spoons of the states at 15 cents each with coupons. Subscribers may buy four spoons per paid month at the same price to avoid coupon use. Order by June 30, with mailing charges extra and delivery guaranteed.

Oneida Anaconda The

Wedding Bells Spark White Sulphur Springs Event

White Sulphur Springs June 13 A wedding united Alice Josephine Cook and Oncar C Mueller of Lewistown at the Cook home. Rev Otton Johnson of the First Presbyterian officiated. Afterward the couple left for California then Lewistown to reside. Local residents and visitors joined activities surrounding the ceremony and related social events. The town also noted civic club summer changes and various visits from guests in town.

Charles W. Cook Alice Josephine Cook Oncar C. Mueller Lewistown Oton Johnson Presbyterian Mendelssohnee Ing March Swan Aller F Potter Trenkfant Mueller Teft California Montana Aid Mise Latta Smith Oakland Cal N. B. Smith Ente Miseema Timmons Valparaiso Indi Shelly Great Falls Gordon Shelbey Tona Shelby Mary “Thom Mies Mona Walton Spokane James McGuire E. Bi Stauber Gertrude Gardiner Yellowstone Alexander Jebner Avery Thad G. W. Crosby Collins Mary Gillinan Hedgesville Giltinan C. W. Tenney Helena Springs High School Gladys Paul Travelie Delhahue

Hamilton News Ties to Port Lang Visit and Local Games

Hamilton June 13 notes Mrs Walls and Ties planning a Port Lang visit. Rev A A Mainwaring of the Baptist church preached in Derby today. A Hamilton Deer Lodge baseball doubleheader is set for July 4 and 5 at Deer Lodge, with the team leaving July 3. Torrence chamber of commerce secretary left for a business trip to Missoula.

Hamilton Walls Portlang A.A. Mainwaring Baptist” Church Derby Deer Lodge F. ‘Torrence Chamber of Commerce Missoula

Claims on Wilson Split by Mexican Factions Amid War Turmoil

United States officials report both General Villa and General Carranza pressing for recognition as Mexican factions seek U S backing. Villa claims control of a large territory and seeks Washington approval. Carranza forces advance toward Mexico City while Obregon is wounded. Army dispositions show Hill commanding Carranza troops. Villa faces ammunition shortages.

Washington Cararangia Villahaw United States Wilson Mexico Carranza Villa Sam Honitta Stulera Mate of Bryan Mexicana State Department Carranzn Villa Stil Caretanga Laon Gneral Obregon Obregon

Great Falls Boy 18 Shot While Alone

Great Falls police report 18 year old Forrest Vidal, son of Dr. C E K Vidal, is in Columbus Hospital in critical condition after a pistol discharge in his second floor room. The incident is believed accidental. recovery chances are about even.

Great Falls Porrest Vidal C. E. K. Vidal Cascade County Columbus Hospital

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