Murder trial unfolds in Gallatin County court
Bozeman June 16 George W. Lewis stands trial for first degree murder in the shooting of Joseph B. Ennis near Horeman. Judge Hi Law presides in Ninth Judicial District with county and defense lawyers presenting testimony. Witnesses describe quarrel over calves, threats, and the fatal shot. The jury includes M. Howlen, R. Alderson, and others. proceedings continue amid high local interest.
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Bozeman
George W. Lewis
Joseph B. Ennis
Hi. Law
Ninth Judicial District
Ennis
Horeman
Lewis
Bris
Quen
Mack
Joseph Ennis
Ge M. How
Len R. Alderson
Samuel
Foreman
John A. Randall
P.W. Web
Water
James Bryant
F. P. Vanausdo
Samies Hankinson
J.C. Howies
Ing
McGinnis Ranch
Joseph J. Saale
Jorce
Fred Brown
J. C. Bowles
Qingomar
Galatia County
Briggs
Joseph Ennle
Bowles
George Mr. Lewis
Paul Topel funeral in Bozeman service held at home
The Paul Topel funeral was conducted at the family residence with Rev. William Wede presiding. Charles Papke August Richter William Glawe Fred Topel and Gus Henke sang. Interment followed at Poseman cemetery with pallbearers William Bartz August Richter George W Henke Henry Enders Eugene Papke and August Neuber. A safe stolen a week earlier from Broadwater was recovered in an irrigation ditch north of the city bearing $2 in cash.
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William Bartz
August Richter
George W. Henke
Henry Enders
Eugene Papke
August Neuber
Helena
Farm Loan Law Interpreted Again in Montana
An interpretation of the Montana farm loan law reaches a dispute over Huntley Project farmers. J D O'Donnell contends a lien on land is not a first mortgage and should not block state foreclosures or title transfer if a borrower defaults. The state treasurer holds matured payments, while Idaho project farmers face a similar law allowing foreclosures under Interior Department rulings.
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Huntley
J. D. O'Donnell
Irm
William C. Rea
Mate
O'Donnell
Mr. O'Donnell
Idaho
Montana
Interior Department
Hithar
Secretary McLaren Quits Railroad Commission
McLaren, a practical railroad man with 17 years at Northern Pacific, served seven years in the East and 10 years at Livingston. He left NP to lead Montana Wyoming and Southern, then became secretary of the railroad commission. He has been in the statehouse nearly seven years and a successor will be appointed within days.
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McLaren
Ing
Northern Pacific
East
Livingston
Montana, Wyoming & Southern Railroad
Railroad Commission
Con
Statehouse
Philipsburg News highlights June city updates and movements
J J Lucas returns from Columba college in Portland Oregon to Philipsburg. Olga Thoreson leaves for Dillon normal school. E Scharnikow and C L Benton register at Stephens hotel in Deer Lodge. WCTU meeting at Mrs Carmichael’s home. Harry Sewell leaves for Conrad to explore business. Kittle Bramble returns from Tacoma to spend vacation at home. County builds fence on east line of county courthouse property. Drummond visitors include McDermott Campbell Steiner Wood Hunnewell. Degenhart case against Forest Wyman declared nonsuited. no trial until June. County commissioners Huffman Hughes and Bole left for Anaconda to discuss Georgetown lake to Vint creek highway.
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Philipsburg
J. J. Lucas
John R. Lucas
Portland
Gre
Columba College
Olga ‘Thoreson
Tts City
Dillon
E. Scharnikow
C. L. Benton
Deer Lodge
J. J Carmichael
Harry Sewell
State University
Conrad
Mont
Kittle Bramble
Tacoma
Wash
Drummond
Messrs
John McDermott
Floyd Campbell
Marvin Steiner
G. D. Wood
W S.hunnewell
S. C. Degenhart
Forest
Wyman
Dune
Huffman
M.C. Hughes
F. A. Bole
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Georgetown Lake
Vint Creek Crossing
Doran and La Course wed in Deer Lodge in morning ceremony
Joseph Francis Doran and Miss Helen La Course, daughter of Richard La Course, were married in Deer Lodge yesterday morning by Father Landy. Both parties reside in Anaconda. Mrs. Harry Newell of Hamilton visited relatives and will stay in the Bitter Root valley with her parents. Powell county commissioners meet to address unfinished business and to attend to several matters.
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Deer Lodge
Joseph Francis Doran
Helen la” Course
Richard la Course
Father Landy
Anaconda
Harry Newell
Hamilton
Daniel I. Herts R
Bitter Root Valley
Powell County
Spotted fever topic to be discussed at Montana health meeting
Bozeman hosts the second annual health officers gathering July 12 13 with Dr J D Pricks of the U S Public Health Service presenting findings on spotted fever in Montana Dr W F Cogs secretary of the state board notes 20 cases across counties and urges earlier attendance by state medical association July 14 16 to hear Pricks report and discuss school sanitation with teachers and health officials involved.
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Cogawell
Cogswell
Corn of the State
State Medical Association
Bozeman
Rick
Health Officers’ Association
Association of Health Officers
Lewistown
Justrior
A. W. Deal
W. M. Cobleigh
State Food and Water Laboratory
Tribune and Journal at Billings Consolidated
Billings June 16 The Billings Evening Tribune merged with the Evening Journal by sale to J M Kennedy state commissioner of agriculture and associates The consolidated paper will be called the Journal Tribune and will be democratic published by the Journal Tribune Publishing company with 100000 capital Kennedy will be manager The Tribune was capitalized at 50000 and started last July most stockholders were local business men The papers had been unable to pay expenses and the consolidation had long been anticipated
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Billings
Billings Evening Tribune
Evening Journal
Journal-Tribune
Journal-Tribune Publishing Company
Mrr. Kennedy
Tribune
Hamilton Notes Describe Train Travel and Local Visits
Judge R Leo McCulloch left for Missoula to attend district court matters. Pete Ivanoff rode yesterday's train for Missoula on business. Trainor, once with A C A I mill, left yesterday for Missoula. Miss Hattie Wymes arrived from Portland visiting Olive Whitcomb and plans to visit relatives in Tennessee. Charles and Dora McAdam married at the Presbyterian parsonage. Pets of Hamilton, including Mattinson, Ed Peterson, Olson and Mardup from Missoula, were guests at the Hamilton hotel. The Wards from Rye Creek attended to business in Hamilton. H A Briggs came from Victor for business. Frank Storer of Darby was in town, left for Missoula by train. Abel de Rocher spent Saturday and Sunday in town. Annabelle Robertson left for Missoula for a few days. L Darbee of Missoula spent a few days on business. Mrs Abbot Silva visited her parents, Rev J W Heyward. The south arrangement with Missoula Highlanders is in place for next Sunday in Hamilton, with a possible game against Stevens.
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Hamilton
R. Leo McCulloch
Missoula
Pete Ivanoff
Lower Walle
Joe ‘Trainor
A.C. AL. Mill oMeo
Hattie Wymes
Portland
Olive Whitcomb
Corvallis
Tennessee
Charles Fletcher McAdam
Dora McAdam
Presbyterian Parsonage
J.C. Irwin
Rand
Charles Mattinson
Ed" Peterson
Knute Sever‘Olson
Carl Mar ‘Dup
Mises Annabelle Robertson
L. Darbee
Abbot Silva
J. W. Heyward
Local Notes Queue From Darby And Surroundings
The report lists residents visiting or traveling between Stevensville and Darby with names including Howard Cornish and H C Stiff. It notes work starting on regrading old Coughenour hill east of Hayton Heights and mentions a Darby arrest for clothing theft from Axel and Hans Anderson and others at the Scandia lodging house.
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Stevens ‘Ville
Howard Cornish
Dalles
Ore
H.C. Stiff
Tranenet
Hamilton
Henry J. Myers
Aliseouin
Coughenour Hill
Hayton’ Heights
Charles Wing
Darby
Axelnd Hans Anderson
Scandia
Hove
W. P. Rodebank
Milam
Local G A R presents flag to Central school building
Livingston reports detail a G A R Lincoln Street No. 2 gift of a flag to Central school. The June 23 chamber banquet at Grabow hotel will feature two leading speakers on city affairs. Fulton Robertson married Lucy Nustterville in Butte. Horse shipments to Miles City. Real estate buys in Richland county. Senior play "The Dream That Came True" wows capacity audience with cast list. Weather bulletin notes rains, cool temps, crops advancing. Missoula passes jitney bus ordinance. Dr Botsford brings injure to St Patrick’s hospital. neighbor Graham jailed for assault.
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Lucy Nustterville
W. A. Clark
Miles City
A. J. Eaton
Richland County
Dawe
Grant Finch
Normal School
W. Cross
Margaret Crows
Katherine Mueller
Helen Carney
Rosale Randall
John McLanchlin
Vivian Cornish
Rather Klingenamith
Albert Stark
Antena
Montana Weather Burreau
Greening
Continental Divide
Montana
Theeason
Missoula
L. ©. Botsford
Aissoula
George Hollis
Turk
St. Patrick's ‘Hospital
Wigram Graham
Graham
Milwaukee road main line repair near Adair Ro land nearly done
Two months of repair on the Milwaukee road main line along the western slope near Adair and Ro land will wrap up in days. The 22 mile roadbed has been graded and widened in areas, with about 600 workers on site. Helena reports also note Montana printing contracts awarded to Bancroft Whitney of San Francisco at 2.50 per volume to state and 2.75 to bar members, and a Yellowstone district court ruling affirming Malin Yates v. Andrews over wagon note payments.
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Alignoura
Milwaukee Road
Failway
Adair
Roland
Helena
Montana
Bancroft-Whitney Company
San Francisco
Senator Finds 190000 Recovery for Flathead Project Progress
Missoula reports Senator Myers announced a telegram from Morria Bien saying 190000 of last year’s appropriation for the Flathead reclamation project was forfeited but recovered. The funds, plus 200000 available July 1, bring total to 390009 for the Pablo laterals near Ronan this summer, enabling substantial progress. Senator Myers praised the recovery and effort to secure the money.
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Missoula
He Myers
Hamilton
Morria Bien
Reclamation Service
Washington
Congress
Flathead
Ronan
Myers
Big Fourth of July celebration planned in Boulder
Houlder June 15 report details a major Jefferson county Fourth of July event in Boulder with games, horse races, street sports and a local nine ball game against Whitehall or another town. Also notes visits from George and Marie Cowan of Spokane, longtime Boulder residents and early pioneers who survived capture by Chief Joseph’s Nez Perce.
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Mia
George F. Cowan
Spokane
Wash
J.B. Maxfield
Cowans
Boulder
Joseph
Nex Perce
Yellow
Tome Park
Cowan
Bozeman
State Historical Society
George Pritchett
Buite
Detroit
Clifford
Butte
St John's Catholic Church
Boulder Valley
A. R. Robertson
Great Falls
Boder
Mins Edith Harlan
Como
Ravalli County
Imp. Kemp
Ming Harlan
Reception of Note Friendly and Courteous Report
Ambassador Gerard cabled today an informal report on the last American note. He described the reception as friendly and courteous and said the unanimous opinion favored a calm, measured reply toward an amicable understanding with Germany.
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Washington
Gerard
Saad
Germany
United States
Brenton
Meyer-Gerhard
Norway
von Beenstoet
Well known Anaconda couples wed in yesterday ceremonies
A flurry of weddings yesterday in Anaconda saw Mise Helen Johnson wed Murray Flint at the bride's home with few friends present and Rev. J A Cameron officiating. Joseph Marcille and Miss Catherine Gallagher married at St Peter's church, with a breakfast reception at the bride's home and a short honeymoon before settling at 413 Birchett. John Rees and Mrs. Ana awards of Butte tied the knot in Butte with Rev Senking officiating, the groom a prominent local business figure and the bride known to Anaconda residents.
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Swan Johnson
West Fourth Street
Helen Johnson
Murray Flint
J. A. Cameron
Presbyterian Church
Harry Barteau
Mike Jennie “Johnson
Oth
Flint
Butte
William Kelx
Birchett
John Rees
Ana Awards
Senking
Rees
Plans to survey dangerous Philipsburg hill highway
Local roads boater president Mathewson announced that engineers will survey the dangerous Philipsburg hill section to plan changes and a safer, more scenic route. Granite county officials A. S. Hoffman Le AL Boley and M. C. Hughes visited Anaconda during the inspection.
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Mathewson
Philipsburg Hill
Wheach County
Rossess
Granite County
Anaconda
A. 8. Hoffman
le AL Boley
M. C. Hughes
Funeral of Mrs Strom at Presbyterian church
A large crowd attended the funeral for Mrs John Strom yesterday at Dotlock Presbyterian church. Floral tributes reflected the esteem for Mrs Strom. Old friends served as beagers including Jesse Miller James Dr goole Ed Gustafson Joseph Forsman Malser and F W Peckover. The Anaconda coterie traveled by automobile. Cars carrying the party were driven by HL McNeil Pierge Barker EH Tue pert D R MacRae J Fiarper and C R Buller. City Superintendent W K Dwyer examined primary grade pupils reporting a very satisfactory showing.
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John Strom
Dotlock
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star
HL. McNeil
Pierge Barker
EH. Tuepert
D. R. MacRae
J. 4. Schwarts
J. Sfiarper
C. R Buller
W. K. Dwyer
Officers Elected by the Butchers Union No 47 in Anaconda
At a six month term meeting of Anaconda Butchers union No 47 officers were chosen led by J A Wilson as president and W F Haddick as vice president. Other roles filled include A till secretary treasurer Arthur McLeat recording secretary and Francis Staudahers fulde. Trustees are Jacob Wolfer FL Richardson and Austin McGinty with Phil Crutcher Peter Tinger James Pedersen and James Walsh as guards. A Merc operation picnic committee was named with A still Homer Dundas Austin Mecinty Jacob Wolfer and Wilding Nelson. Toasts followed led by J A Wilson F tau and Frank Sindieh. The union plans to sponsor a baseball team despite some trouble.
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Anaconda Butchers’ Union No. 47
Standard Spoon Sale Nears Close At June 30
The Standard offers souvenir spoons at 15 cents with coupons, 10 cents for subscribers, four per month paid, for Oneida Community silver spoons. Orders incur mailing charges: 10 cents for four, 15 cents for six, 30 cents for twelve, 39 cents for twenty four. Nanconda office address listed. Charles Hieth faced preliminary hearing with Judge Pringle after a burglary.
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Oneida
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Joseph Maretlie
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Charles Chaplin
Chapli
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Hetty Nansen
Stockholm
Sweden
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Russia
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Charles Hieth
Pringle
West Side
Wellcome & Durston Co
East Park
Sitha’s
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Telephone Bell
M. P, Mahoney
Main Street
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James Whitford
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