Judge A E Mayhew Dies in Idaho
Helena reports the death of Judge A E Mayhew last Monday at Wallace Idaho. He served in the Montana territorial legislature and for 12 years as prosecuting attorney of the Second Judicial District. One of Montana’s first lawyers admitted in 1864, he later held prominent Idaho judicial positions. His passing leaves W Y Pemberton as the last surviving member of his early Montana class.
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Helena
Wal Idaho
Ale
Mayhew
Montana Territorial
Territory
Deer Lodge
Granite
Powell
Silver How
Missoula
Ravalli
Flathead
Lincoln
Sanders
Beaverhead
Montana
W. Y. Pemberton
Idaho
Alice Stockholders Suit Heard in Federal Court
Helena June 18 The final hearing of a suit by Peter Geddes and other minority stockholders of Alice Gold and Silver Mining Co to prevent sale of the company to Anaconda Copper Mining Co began before Judge G M Bourquin in federal court. The case invokes the Sherman act contending the transfer is a conspiracy in restraint of trade.
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Helena
Peter Geddes
Alice Gold and Silver Mining Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
G.M. Bourquin
Alice Company
Salt Lake
Alice
Senator Walsh
L. C. Evans
Anaconda Copper Mining
Yellowstone Park traffic and local telegraph office updates
Livingston reports indicate the Western Union will extend hours to 10 p.m. for Yellowstone park season. Visitors include a French party, English couple, and several North Dakota autos en route to Wonderland. Also, Judge Stark’s conviction on osteopathy charges was overturned for lack of named patients, and a Rapids, South Dakota man was jailed for concealed weapons. Mrs Hefferlin returns from an Orient tour aboard the Minnesota chartered by Seattle Shriners.
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Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Western ‘Union
Telegraph
Park
France
England
North Dakota
Tews
Wonderland
Stark
RC. Miller
Miller
Robert Wilson
Rapids
Henry D. Hefferlin
Japan
Philippines
Orient
Minnesota
Shriners of
Seattle
Stevensville Pioneer Mrs Hunt Dies at 66 in Stevensville
Mrs A E Hunt Montana pioneer aged 66 died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Ben Lancaster’s home in Stevensville. Funeral today at the residence with interment in Maplewood cemetery. Survived by daughter, a nephew Wilder Bryan of Hamilton and a Stevensville niece. Hunt was active in Rebekah lodge and long served as a temperance lodge officer. Also notes a horse shipment from Stevensville to Fort Keogh with Captain Sam Van Leer and Dr W J Willians inspecting the stock. Van Leer and wife accompanying to Stevensville.
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Stevensville
A. E. Hunt
Montana
Ben Lancaster
Maplewood
Hunt
Wilder Bryan
Hamilton
Amerman
Rebekah Lodge
Temperance
Fort Keogh
Mont
Sam van Leer
W. J. Willians
van Leer
Steve
New York
Belgrade Summer Visitor and Local Accident Update
Mrs. Alice E. Pierce of Derby Ohio arrives to visit her sister Mrs J E Moore for the summer. Carrie Johnson remains in critical condition after a self inflicted gunshot wound in a local livery stable last week. The Baker Creek bridge has been repaired and the washout beyond the creek filled in. Flood waters are very high and cover the road beyond the bridge.
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Belgrade
Alice E. Pierce
Derby
Ohio
J. E. Moore
Carrie Johnson
Johnstone Hospital
Baker Creek
Guerin Adgt Helens Lewd Prosecution Convicted
In June 18 justice court the state rests as defense offers no evidence. Judge overruled motion to dismiss and found Guerin guilty of lewd exposure to boys under 16. He was sentenced to six months in jail and appeals to district court with $1000 bail. Guerin alleges a blackmail frame up.
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Helens
F Guerin
Guerin
Edward W. Schilling Pioneer of Missoula
Personal friends remember Edward W. Schilling as a longtime Missoula pioneer. The obituary notes his community steady support and lasting impact on local affairs, with memories of his active involvement and friendships spanning decades.
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Edward W. Schilling
Missoula
Bozeman Civil War Veteran Gottlieb Stuckey Found Dead in Cemetery
Bozeman June 18. Gottlieb Stuckey a respected civil war veteran and long time Gallatin valley resident was found dead in the Bozeman cemetery shortly before noon by O J T Iray. He appears to have died without warning while working on a lot for W B Bessey, the mower partially completed and his horse hitched to the carriage. Born in Switzerland nearly 69 years ago he married Mary Hest in 1879 and had eight children including John Stuckey and Mrs Helen Smart.
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Bozeman
W. B. Bessey
Stuckey
Gottlieb Stickey
Switzerland
Mins Mary Hest
Cane
Montana
Gallatin Valley
Uving
John’ Stuckey
Wool shipment and local school notes in Dillon
Three carloads of wool were weighed and loaded at the wool house under Ian Lovell, from Werhead Ranch and Poindexter E F Price. Dillon Normal College reports 20-plus students in several classes and movement to open the new training school next Wednesday with H A Davee and possibly Governor Stewart attending. Sheriff Ervin and County Attorney Stephenson returned from Helena after testifying in the Pickels case. A Dillon baseball clash with the Montana Club of Butte draws local fans as six straight wins show Dillon’s form. Miss Helen Wickes of the normal is in Butte due to her father John Alvord’s serious illness.
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Dillon
Woole House
Ian Lovell
Werhead Ranch Company
Poindexter Rand E. F. Price
Ian
Montana State Normal College
Palmer Aystem
Mies Stella Henderson
St. Paul
H. A. Davee
Stewart
KF. Z. Dodds
Mexico
L. Buege
D. W. Ervin
Roy
Stephenson
Helena
Helen Wickes
the Normal
Butte
John Alvord
Kelly
Boulder Visitors From Idaho And Helena In Town
Boulder news notes visitors including Claude Tuttle and family from Pocatello Idaho visiting Mr Tuttle’s parents. KX Quaries of Butte transacted business, Jones F Kelly county attorney and J E Plakerty visited Helena yesterday. Out of town guests included Louis Sponheim Arthur Loiselle Henry Mater Henry Rottamar of Basin E L Marks of Clancy and Roy H Robinson of Cardwell. Lassiter left for share week end. Boulder prepares for Fourth celebration.
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Wv. KX. Quaries
Butte
Boulder
Jones F. Kelly
E. Plakerty
Helena
Louis Sponheim
Arthur Loiselle
Henry Mater
Henry Rottamar
Basin
E. L. Marks
Clancy
Roy H. Robinson
Cardwell
Lassiter
Eho
Bowlder Boulder
Wool Clips Bring Twenty Cents Across Northern Montana
Great Falls June 18 Purchases of several large clips totaling close to 1000 pounds and many smaller lots were announced by Boston buyers. Prices ranged near 20 cents, with some at 18 to 29 cents and others 19 to 20 cents. Major lots included Flowerree Sheep and Horsa 90,000 pounds at 20 cents and Lieben clip 160,000 pounds at 19 cents. Shearing is underway, and wool shipments have begun in portions of the region.
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Great Falls
Montana
Boston
Flowerree Sheep and Horsa Company
Strong
Jack Burke
John Taylor
County Attorney Issues Ultimatum in Miles City
Miles City, June 18. County Attorney Carl Tisor sent letters to proprietors of suspected gambling venues and others. He ordered cessation of violations and warned dance halls about unaccompanied minors and rag dances. He refused to rescind the order, stating enforcement for the remaining six months of his term.
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Miles City
Carl Tisor
Local Lewistown notes court actions and marriages
June items from Lewistown recount Andrew Junsik and Darnee cases, a conviction and prison plan, a Walter case at trans station, and a hospital county commission on public works. Also reported are a Presbyterian wedding at the church and a Baptist wedding, plus Helena commission news on electric power rates.
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D. Mtsetager
Wars Tuten
Alton
Chambers Ranch
Aiton
Seateng
Harmen
Bower
Povernon
Bennet
Etna
Aintree
Ferns
Baward “Swingts
Abet
Reiste
Salta
Roy E. Ayres
Niki
Lion
Ona
Fergus" Cousty
Montane
Grips Ae Rinegor
Porsere Soman
Ton Teresen Akera
Ompans
Presbyterian
Ween Ten
Pranery
Mion Rita
Stare Bergh
Roy
Epiacopel
Eharene
Edward Ptttney
Crest of the Baptist Caaren
Marriegs
Dixon
Bieom
Helena
Polcon Big
Gerharz Chosen for Surveyor General Post
Washington June 18 President Wilson on the recommendation of Senators Myers and Walsh today named Henry Gerharz of Billings surveyor general of Montana Mr Gerharz is a member of the firm Gerharz Jaqueth engineers and surveyors with offices in Billings Kalispell and Great Falls
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Washington
Wilson
Myers and Walsh
Henry Gerharz
Billings
Excursion plans and local notices from Bozeman
Bozeman news details a July 4 excursion planned by the summer school faculty to Morrison cave Lime Spur for students with a special car expected. List of locals filing homestead claims from Bozeman area and surrounding towns. Elks join on Sunday for search for missing Deane Williams drowned in Baker creek. Death and obituary notes for John W. Dawes and Roy Catron. political notices from S N Cowan and J I Bigelow. Caleb Catron injury case in Bozeman hospital.
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Bozeman
Col
Morrison Cave
Lime Spur
John Montgomery
Big Timber
Au-gust
C. Ki Il
Anna. M
Luther
Margaret Wilsall
James
Todd
Salesville
Earl Robbins
Walter Anderson
Wilsall
the Elks
Little Deane Williams
Baker Creek
Chester Williams
Bedea
Cowan
J. Bigelow
John W. Dawes
England
Isles
Ontario
Canada
Montana
Gallatin Valley
Childre William Dawes
John H. Dawes
Boxeman
Anna Smith
Hayward
Cal
Lew
Boseman
Deaconess
Abdoen
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A.E. Mayhew
Wallace
Montan
Alice Stockholders
Livingston News
Stevensville News
Belgrade News
Guerin Adgt
Erin
Arate Sunacert
Mena
Pete
Gottlieb Stuckey
Dillon News
Boulder News
C'aude Tuttle
Pocatello
Mr. Tuttle
Custer
Lewistown News
Sunkist
California
California Fruit Growers Exchange
N. Clark Street
Chicago
Beautiful Rogers
Rogers
Fruit Growers Exchange
Gerharz
Bozeman News
Pabst Blue
Cash Liquor House
Tel—Bell
Red
Ind
Main Street
Anaconda, Mont
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