Mother seeks state help to logate child Charley
Mrs Snyder widow with five children asks Montana officials to locate her son Charley age one, left at Montana Children's Home in Helena while she went to California for health. She says agreement promised children would be kept in state and returned if she could care for them. Local officials warn criminal action if lad not returned.
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Missoula
Snyder
Misola County
Charley
Montana Children's Home Society
Helena
Caliifornia
Cheyenne
Wyo
A. Clark Selby
Utah
Here
Miss Sadie Erickson to edit 1921 Sentinel at university
Miss Sadie Erickson of Butte will edit the 1921 Sentinel the state university year book. In a student vote she won by 16 votes over Neil McKain and will be a junior in the Journalism school next year. This marks the first time the A SM U has chosen the editor, a change from previous junior class selection.
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Missoula
Sadie Erickson
Butte
Sentinel
Quincy Scott
American Baume University
Montana
Baume
George Lautz
Livingston
Park County
Big Creek
Mill Creek
Forest Service
Calkins
Flathead
St. Ignatius
Post Creek
The
State University
School of ‘Music
DeLoss Smith
Grace White
Irene Bruce
Farmers organizations merge in Montana joint session
In Bozeman on June 17 Montana farmers from the Montana Grain Growers Association and the Farmers Union of Montana agreed to unite. The plan casts the Grain Growers as commercial arm and the Farmers Union as educational body, with each group to form a three member conference to draft a constitution and by laws. Politicians and officials from Great Falls Bozeman Reed Point and Lothaire attended the meetings. Senator Thomas Gore of Oklahoma spoke urging farmers to organize to protect interests, while the crowd heard other national figures in a crowded city theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Farmers of Montana
Ex Board
Montana Grain Association
Farmers
Union of Montana
Farmers’ Union In Grain Growers’ Association
Tis
Montana Grain Growers
Farmers’ Union
Hein
H. J. Thurman
Lothaire
Farmers’ Union of Montana
ER. M. Niles
Reed Point
Montana Grain Growers’ Association
J. A. Moore
Great Falls
A. J. Walrath
Thomas J. Levy
Montana Iington
League ‘of Nations
Thomas Gore
Oklahoma
Temple of Labor
Washington, D.C
Senator Sore
Playing With A Gun Turns Deadly Accident
Livingston reports a boy and his older companion playing with a small caliber pistol when it discharged. The older boy, Dorma Kepler, 11, was shot in the back and abdomen and taken to Park Hospital in critical condition. The incident occurred ten days ago in Big Timber. doctors say the chance of recovery is only slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Dorma Kepler
Park Hospital
K. Kepler
Big ‘Timber
Poys
Bloomers in Court Action Against Lena Levick
Livingston June 17. Miss Lena Levick is accused of stealing a pair of bloomers and a brooch during a shoplifting incident. Levick was arrested in Alexandria Saturday and brought to Livingston for trial. She pleaded not guilty at arraignment and faces a Wednesday hearing before Judge Frank Bender seeking a $700 bond.
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Livingston
Lena "Levick
Frank Bender
Cour
Funeral for Mrs H T Cumming Held in City
Prymmena notes and kin honor Mrs H T Cumming who died last Thursday. The ceremony took place at the residence with arrangements delayed for Beret. Mrs Cumming was known as Judge Mir an’s wife and hotel proprietor, leaving four sons in Drummond and Livingston. Her son H W Biggar had just returned from service in France. The obituary cites her long county ties and family.
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Prymmena
Miran
He Cumming
Beret
H.W. Biggar
France
Hesides
Drummond
Iowa Farmer Buys Montana Ranch
Musselshell June 17. Gilbert M. Dickerson of City, Town, purchased the Melvin ranch, a 1 50 head cattle operation. Dickerson plans to settle on the land, bring a carload of bred cattle, and close remaining interests before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musselshell
Gilbert M. Dickerson
Ity
Melvin
Mr.Dickerson
Philipsburg Prepares For Fourth Of July Celebration
Philipsburg marks its annual Fourth of July with a full day program starting at 10 a m. amusements and sports fill the schedule and the afternoon events center on the south side diamond. Committees push to ensure a very enjoyable city celebration for crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Kenny
Drummond Farmers to Hold Big Picnic
Philipsburg June 17 J N Tittemore national president of Equity former Montanan now Wisconsin resident will be a principal speaker at a farmers picnic at Drummond on Saturday July 12 Also speaking will be J M Anderson of St Paul and William Burlingame state president of the Montana union of the American Society of Equity Dooly of Hall acts as chairman with the farmers directing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
J. N. Tittemore
of Equity
Wisconsin
I | Farmers
Drummond
Tittemore
Northern Pacific
Livingston June 17 news highlights and local moves
Miller son of Mr and Mrs Miller nearing return from France. Maj Robert Alton now at Coblenz Germany and unlikely to return before fall after officer training in San Francisco. Frank Shelver returns to Gay from St Louis after Fair Way convention. Clyde Burgan back from France to resume work. Phil Lyons faces assault charge in water rights dispute. Marriage license issued to Wallace Pratt and Marie Keck. Bridget Feely dies aged 101. farewell party for Miss June Whiting with Linowa Camp Fire Girls. visitors include Yellowstone travelers noting road conditions. Volkes appointed manager of new plant. Esther Walker completes Electric school term and plans to attend summer classes in Bozeman. summary of state land sales: 23 sales totaling 74,034 acres offered at public auction.
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Anton Patrick
Frank Bender
Yester
Wallace W. Pratt
Ingston
Marie Keck
Laurel
Bridget
Feely
P. J. Barry
Ireland
Catholic ‘Church
June ‘Whiting
Jeusie Tillquist
Linoya Camp
Anthony Jollive
Yellowstone K
Roy Kiester
Boxman
Electric
Walker
Bozeman
Allege
Father
State lands sales announced for July September October
Sidney Miler, register of state lands, announces sales for July September and October. These join this week’s offerings in Pondera and Teton counties, where 57,000 acres will be offered.
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Sidney Miler
Register of State Lands
Pondera and
Teton
Powder River to Publish County Examiner Newspaper
Helena June 17 news item reports Fivoadus Publishing aims to issue a weekly Powder River County Examiner. Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state show a $10,000 capital, of which $3,000 has been paid by 27 Powder River County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Powder River County
Fivoadus Publishing Company
May Bring Ang Barnes Circus to Missoula
Missoula may host the Ang Barnes circus as talks progress. Barnes owns 2,000 acres in Missoula County and seeks a 50 acre city parcel for headquarters. The plan would require buildings for 2,000 head of stock and 1,000 workers, plus 1,000 acres for feed to sustain the show during four and a half months off the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
ANG
Etreus
Park County High Graduation Days at Livingston
Graduation week for Park County High at Livingston included a reception at McLeods for Alumnae Association members and the class. The auditorium will host a play with Miss Hamilton from Bozeman delivering the commencement address to the class of 40, the largest in school history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Ing
Schoo
Good Roads Day in Fergus County
Representatives from Fergus County met at the fair grounds for a good roads picnic aimed at endorsing the $700,000 good roads issue on September 2. Speakers included John G. Brown of Helena Senator J White of Buffalo and St Zahniser of the state highway commission. The afternoon featured a hail game between Moore and Lewistown and several cayuse and automobile races.
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Lewistown
Ferus County
John G. Brown
Helena
J. White
Buffalo
St. 8
Zahniser
Moore
Cayuse
Livingston Organizes YWCA Effort in Livingston
Livingston on June 17 Mrs Ch F Kellogg state organizer for the Young Women's Christian Association opened clubrooms and organized Livingston girls in a badly needed effort. Mrs Standal ing led the local chapter as plans were laid to attract attendees and establish ongoing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Ch. F. Kellogg
Young Women's
Yester
Standaling
Chea CA
Why Actresses Never Grow Old in Theatrical World Advt
A fragment from Theatrical World discusses actresses aging and youth. It hints at cosmetic tricks and skincare secrets believed to preserve a fresh appearance backstage and on stage, mentioning makeup and mercurized wax as remedies.
Montana to send rifle team to national matches
Helena June 17. State Adjutant General Phil Greenan recommends HL Rutledge a forester at Missoula as captain of the Montana rifle team to represent at the National Rifle Association meets at Caldwell. The War Department has approved and will select the team as matches begin and continue to September.
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Helena
Phil Greenan
Rutledge
Missoula
Montana
Association Hex
Caldwell
Ndi
War ‘Department
Commissioner Alley Named Glacier National Park Officer
Helena June 1 Alley de Butte named Bourquin of the federal commission for Glacier National Park. Duties are those of an ordinary federal commissioner with a salary of 1500 dollars.
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Commissioner Alley
Glacier National Park
Helena
Alley de Butte
Bourquin
Fed
Glacier National Ark
Deer Lodge News Briefs From June With Marriages Travels
Deer Lodge News reports a June marriage of Evelyn Henry Seattle to Tom and notes they will reside at Basin Me Whitworth. Joseph Smith Jr and Lee Kemp plan to leave for the State Conclave of Rabbts. Various local movements and a Grand Army encampment are described, including scouts, parades, and visits by residents and guests.
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Tom
Evelyn Henry Seattle
HG Valston
Basin
Whitworth
Joseph Smith Jr
Lee ‘Kemp
Morrow
Jens
At’ Fevre
Mra J
Mra J. Poet Is In Owt From “Rntee. Fork Visi
Philips
Edhenday
Gough Ranch
Veater
Garris
Grand Army
Contrey
Gr. A. Hoeptner
Alent
Henry Morrow
Livingston
Deer Lodge
Beer “Laine
Hantison
Butte
Modis
Frank “Irwin
Han
Srapile Kehmiter
Avery
Huby Joatman
Lewiston News Briefs Highlight Local Figures and Grain News
Reports from Lewiston detail Reynolds resigning as president of a local institution and new directors George Holzer and J W Nelson. A bond proposal for 150000 to expand the county high school faces opposition as Sept 2 votes approach. Wool quality looks good due to a mild winter. Smalley promotion notes in Lavina trace his move from tax schools to Roundup municipal work. Australia enters January wheat harvest season.
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Lewiston, Reynolds, Company
Mes Reynolds
James Stafford
Winkfred
George Holzer
J W. Nelson
Smalley Lavina
T. B. Smalley
Tax Schools
Manhattan
Icipal
Complaining Witness Testifies in Prouty Case In Helena
Helena June 17 Miss Addie De Braugh complains in court that Arthur Dy Prouty of Butte attempted to assault her on a warm August night near the Broad Water. She says he attacked from a running auto and she jumped from the car after a quarrel before being hospitalized. Prouty denies the alleged attempt to harm her. The case will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Addie de Braugh
Arthur Dy. Prouty
Butte
Fudge Lee Ward
Miss de Braugh
Prouty
Broa
Livingston Shooting Wounds Man Near Park Street
June 17 at a city street park in Livingston a man named William Heiner was wounded when a bullet pierced his sleeve and entered his arm. Police suspect youths with a rifle were firing after an enforcement campaign prohibiting firearms in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
William Heiner
Conway acquitted of robbing a wine cellar
Billings Montana June 17 A district court judge acquitted Joseph Conway on a burglary charge connected to an attempted robbery of a local wine cellar several weeks earlier. Conway testified that the theft was planned by Under Sheriff Guy Willis with assertions that other liquor caches would be robbed for higher prices. The record shows the state had pleaded guilty to related liquor offenses.
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Billings
Mont
Joseph Conway
Conway
Guy Willis
Visitors and local notes from Philipsburg area
Philip sburg news recounts Anaconda visitors and relatives visits, dance at Hall with Carl Ross and Carl Nelson, Armstrongs likely coast trip, Dr A C Knight arriving from Butte to take Casey practice, Knight's WWI medical corps service, Black Pine dance praised, local promoter C Whit noted for big stake in the area.
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Anaconda
Missy Nowakhie
Home College
Wisconsin
Carl Ross
Granite County Bank
Hall
Carl Nelson
Rochester
Minn
Night
France
Medical Corps
American Expeditionary Forces
Black Pine
C Whit
Scouts to Vi see Patek in Musselshell trip
Hoy Scouts from Musselshell depart tomorrow for a weeklong Yellowstone trip accompanied by scoutmaster Andrix Verona and Willard Stoe Well. The boys have been faithful workers all year and expect a big time, traveling by autos.
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Visee Patek
Musselshell
Hoy
Yellowstone
Nir
Fontains
Andrix Verona
Willard
Stoe
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United States Mall
Helmville
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No. 4
Hamilton
BIG Red
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H. T. Cumming
J. F. Roche
Chamber of Commerce
Hunte Springs
Fred
Sumner
Shields Valley
Iowa
Migntana Ranch
Livingston News
Powder River
Park County High
Fergus County
Cuticura
Laurence Granado
W. Elmyra
Los Angeles
Cal
Wilson
League of Nationa
Stewart
Bec
Lewistown News
Australia
Philipsburg News
Goodrich
Akron
Ohio
Silvertown
Goodrich Tires
Goodrich “Tires
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