Lewis guilty of manslaughter in Roseman case
George W. Lewis was found guilty of manslaughter by a district court jury after a trial lasting two days. He killed Joseph B. Ennis at the McGinnis ranch near Roseman on May 2. Sentencing set for Monday morning. defense claimed accidental discharge during a scuffle. County officials prosecuted the case with deputy and district attorneys. Jurors, mostly farmers, included foreman M. Rowlands and members Chacon, Aigeran, Sohn, Randall, James Hemiaen, Harver de, and Hankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lewis
Ennis
HA. Dollager
Te Choate
John ‘A. Lakend
George D Pease
Hem Farmers
M. Rowlands
Chacon Aigeran
Garmgel Sohn A. Randall
PW. James
Hemiaen
Itarverede
James’ Hankin
Harvey ‘Plumice
William Little
E.R Batley
I Hopkins
Belgrade News Reports Widespread Gallatin Valley Hay Outlook
The Belgrade area expects a banner hay crop as spring wheat recovers from chilly conditions. First cut planned in days, haying to start by July, with farmers scrambling to prepare. Weather brings wind rain and hail, damaging gardens and dairy buildings. several families relocate from Chicago to Gallatin valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Carpenter
Milwaukee Hospital
Three Forks
East Gallatin Church
Chicago
Gallatin Valley
Belgrade
F.M. Byrne
Conrad Wipflett
Gallati Valley
Reese
West Flathead
Wedding of Mildred Vincent and Lee Goughnour in Enxom Vi
Miss Mildred Vincent of McAllister Mont and Lee Goughnour of Missoula were wed at the brides relatives home with Rev. E W Cross officiating. The couple plans a home in Missoula and their families are prominent in Madison county and local county government. A separate note from Helens says Judge Ruakes will preside over the July federal court session in Butte to hear cases in which Judge Bourguin is detained, as the grand jury reports a partial finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mildred Vincent
McAllister
Mont
Lee Goughnour
Missoula
Cta
Fred L. Gibson
E.W. Cross
Madison County
J. W. Vincent
J. L. Goughnour
Goughnour
Mrs Goughnour
No. A
Fueture
Mesoula
State Medical Men to Meet at Bozeman in June
The Medical Association of Montana prepares for its thirty seventh meeting in Bozeman with a full program of scientific and social sessions. Officers include Irwin of Great Falls as president and Jump of Bozeman as second vice president. The agenda features lectures on grafting, fractures, pathology of the bladder, and abdominal topics, with discussions by physicians from several cities and a banquet at Hell Roaring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Association of Montana
Inns
Gallatin Medical Society
Hell Roaring Creek
Association
Hi “Irwin
Great’ Falls
C. Schapps
Butte
C.F. Jump
Bozeman
P. L. Greene
Livingston
EG. Baum
Billings
Leroy Southmayd
Great Falls
American Medical Association
C. W. Jump
D. Claiborn
Big Timber
B.C. Brooke
Helena
B.D. O'Neil
Kailspell
J. Donovan
EL. Sutherland
House of Delegates
L. Divine
J. A. Luce
E.G. Balsam
P. H. McCarthy
Elena
G. M. Crabb
Deer Lodge
J. J. Irwin
City votes on Main street improvement district plan
Livingston council debates creation of an improvement district on Main Street from Park to the Yellow Pine river. Aldermen Healey and Phinney oppose paving. Masters and Kapp absent. Mayor D. Hart votes with Trowbridge and Gradford for paving. A large crowd attends as petitions and references to properties and other streets are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Main Street
Park
Yellowfone
Dan Healey
Pa Phinney
Masters
Kapp
Dan Ghart
Trowbridge
Gradford
Mraz
Theac
Agelow
Pan
Manete
Thouta
Mater Trent
Tees C.F. Burnett
Yeater
Helena
Episcopal
TM Bwindlewure
Swindlehwret
Jd. Millers Mee
Swindiehuret
Hire. Eorge ‘Geer
Gsc
Woman's Club
Mra
Moore
Daniel Shortie
Pauline "Kruger
Hamilton
Kusttadttingary
York
Mra Hamilton
Vienna
Austriac
Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Livingston Knights Elect Offcers for Six Months
Livingston June 2 The Yero wston No 10 Knights of Pythias elected officers for the next six months with Fred Mjelde as C C William Sworden as V C A Mc Donald as prelate John Tocher M of W W Brooking K of R and S W 3 Daniels M of FC E Bechtel S W Martin master of M of farms J C ad W White field O G Fred Aifelde John Tocher and George W Colpitis named as auditing committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. A
Ad W. Whitefield
O. G
Fred Aifelde
John Tocher
George W. Colpitis
Logan News reports railroad staffing shifts and personnel moves
Logan gets a wave of appointments as Ray Tilton becomes train agent between Livingston and Gardiner for Yellowstone Park Transportation. New schedule by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen increases three Logan positions on Way freight main line. Also noted are shifts for engineers, signal maintainers, roundhouse foreman, and trick operators across Livingston to Bozeman. A joint editorial announces the consolidation of the morning and evening dailies into a single Democrat News starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ray Tilton
Livingston
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park Transportation Company
Brotherhood of Railway
Northern Pacific
S. F. Caruso
Norris
Los Angeles
Pat Flynn
Helena
St. Charles College
Collee
James Norton
Signal Gang
Montana
Toston
Frank M. Haines
Frank L. Gabriel
Bozeman
Deer Lodge News Notes and Local Happenings
Schriber guest of his old friends early this week. Powell county fair funding set at two dollars. date likely in September. A KE Davis and daughters visited Asping home. George McMullin vacationing with parents. Conklin to manage Elk mine next year. Ed Tamcke to lead operation. Della Hagerty a guest at Stephenson home. Alma Pritchard returns from Pullman. Joan McClintic and child visit Hamilton relatives. Scharnikow trips through Glacier National Park. Ore car from Black-Eyed May and Bertha May shipped to smelter. Lou Hode to be matched for Spokane bout. possible Kussick or McLallen as opponent. Witt family visit Livingston. Boyd and mother visit Deer Lodge. Mrs. Mitchell of Medicine Hat visits. Beverly of Seattle leaves for Minneapolis real estate work. Mrs. Welch ill at home. gradual recovery expected. Miss Schmitz of Wausau departs after Pacific coast trip. Ellis called to St Paul. father ill. Hozien family visits Missoula. Ade couple return from Spokane. Prick and Graham visit Missoula. Willett views en route to Butte for operation. Schmidt of Three Forks recovering. plans to move to Deer Lodge. Anna Werner of Mosinee visiting. Gilham family from Wausau in Deer Lodge. Roy Gilham host. Robingon visits Butte. van Gundy attends wedding in Butte. Grittin to Bozeman. birthday trip ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schriber
Powell County
A. KE. Davis
Helen
Martha
Butte
Neste
C. B. Asping
George McMullin
Moscow
Taaho
George McMartin
C. Conklin
Elk Mine
Ed Tamcke
Della Hagerty
C.K Stephenson
Ratherburg
Alma Pritchard
Pullman
Wash
State Univers
Joan McClintic
Little Ron
Hamilton
Fa Scharnikow
Glacier National Park
Fmery
Ben
Gus Lighthfoot
Tarry Peck
Missoula
N.E. Shultis
Afnwaukes
James Kilkelly
Huson
Lou Hode
Deer Lodge
Spokant
Steve Kussick
Tarp
Milwaukee Railway
Spokane
Charles G. Witt
Priay
Livingston
J._A. Boyd
Deer Lode
Charles Brown
Deer ‘Lodge
Ea Beverly
Seattle
Minneapolis
Art Welch
Tate
Mary Lacy
Aa Schmitz
Wausau
Wis
Pacific Coast
Dave Ellis
St. Paul
J . P. Hozien
Cay
Clarence Ade
N. Norrie
Three Forks
George Pederson
Graham’ i
Balt Lake
G. Willett
Nator
Mineral County
Ef Butte
Fred Schmidt
Iocate
Schmidt
Anna Werner
Mosinee
HL. M. Gilham
Cathaleen
Wie
Roy
John Robingon
Elmer van ‘Gundy
C. Roy Glam
Trene Sheridan
Pice
Kaward Grittin
Bozeman
Burglar Caught In Golden Rule Store Safe Break Attempt
June McCracken of the Golden Rule store found a burglar at work in front of the safe after sensing trouble and returning home early. The burglar surrendered when threatened, had $25 and jewelry, claimed to be locked in, and was jailed. the store has been broken into three times in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
June McCracken
Golden Rule
M. Cracken
McCracken
D. A. Jelvin
Golden Rate
Local shooters head to Lewiatown and Deer Lodge events
John Leland and E Thrasher return from Hearmouth after a few days fishing Harvey creek. Wil McMuhen and Ted Larabie tested last evening for Lewiatown where they will attend the day board shoot. Roy Thbett and Lee Williams, Deer Lodge shooters, left earlier to attend the shoot at Great Pall. Wilson Watkine returns from five weeks in Winnipeg with family and will stay in Canada through the summer before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leland
E. Thrasher
Frm
Hearmouth
Harvey Creek
Wil McMuhen
Ted Larabie
Lewiatown
Roy Thbett
Lee Williams
Deer Lodge
Great Pall
Wilson Watkine
Winnepeg
Cani Mex "Watking
Caneda
Twin Bridges News reports local election shift and growth plans
In Twin Bridges Judge Clark ruling favors Mayor-elect Merton Gould with Gould assuming duties. Denver land operator Appleton visited seeking suitable lands for colonization, impressed agriculturally. Heavy rains boost crops, frosts damage gardens but not tubers. Preparations underway for early hay cut. Community updates include local officials, education staff changes, and residents visiting nearby regions. many plan trips to Yellowstone and the Canadian Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
Clark
Virginia City
Merton
Gould
Appleton
Denver
Madison
County
Preeidente Patrick
Camas
Fmt
Gharios Hint
Sheridan
Vescond Vies
Srenidentohn
SteDonald
Ratea Sennocemetiasce
Bindi Seertiary
Semud
Yeon
Fong
Swipe
Usgon Theater
Ates
Clyde Crist
Itton
Gale
Panasna Expostion
Yellowstone Park
EL. May
Idaho
Minneapolis
Thomas Hull
Canadian Northwest
Olds
Calgary
Bozeman
Oon
Dilon
Virgil Gustin
Judith Basin
William Owsley
Merritt
Hamer
Adaho
AM Owsley
Miles City News report on embezzlement suspect return
Pritchard, a former Northern Pacific freight office cashier in Miles City, was brought back from Chicago by Mid- Aleton on a four figure embezzlement shortage. Sheriff Middleton arranged the return after a telegram inquiry, with warrants sworn by H A Hiers and Lantry. Also noted is a Regina arrest of Arthur Thom for horse theft and a pre-dawn lightning event causing minor damage but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies City
Oscar
Pritchard
Miles City
Chicago
Mid- Aleton
Northern Pan Cific
Sherim Middleton
Prichard
H. A. Hiers
Northern Pacific
Lantry
Glendive
Sherif al ‘Truscott
Regina
Mounted Police
Arthur Thom
L. C. Becker
Frank Brehl
FA. Dixon
W. A. Hiers Land
Big Timber Gunshot Victim and Visiting Millionaire Arrive
Big Timber June 20 Harry Cosgritt suffered a gunshot wound and was transported to the Big Timber hospital where doctors located and removed the bullet. millionaire D. Ellis from New York has arrived for his annual visit and to inspect property interests in the county. Mr. Blue in the Quest of Mr. Andates. J. E. King and Mr. and Mrs Harvey Coit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Harry Cosgritt
D. Ellis
New York
Theounty
Mr. Blue
Andates
J. E. King
and Airs
Harvey Coit
Pioneer’s Return Planned Before Death in Park County
In that county he came to Park and located in the Shields valley near Porcupine. Four years ago he sold out here and went to California, but had sold his place there just a few days before his death, having planned to come back to Park county and again settle down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Shields Valley
Porcupine
California
Park County
Lewistown to merge Democrat and News into one paper
Lewistown reports plans to consolidate the Democrat and News into a single morning edition starting July 1 with capital stock of 20000. Directors include Tom Stout Lela Stout David Trepp Albert Heinecke and J T Wunder tin with Wiper and Bain as local officers. A wedding sermon was held at the Presbyterian Church last evening and plans for a county teachers institute in Lewistown are set for August. Floyd Spry, once a local messenger, is jailed on horse theft charges. the horse was recovered after sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Democrat-News Y
Coconcern
Democrat
News x
Tom Stout
Lela Stout
David Trepp
Albert Heinecke
J. T. Wundertin
E.G. Ivine
HE. Lay
Charles Wiper
Mise Eisa Baintein
Winnett
Mr. Wiper
Winnett State Bank
Tielde
Grover Miller
Floyd Spry
West Side
Hamilton News Briefs From June Local Report
In Hamilton on June 20 the Society of Equity rented the evaporating plant and set up a count headquarters with a 1000 gallon tank installed. Local residents Mr and Mrs R G Ostrruren visited town from Darby. Ralph Crane, former valley resident, returned from Chicago. EM Smith of Medicine Springs spent Friday and Saturday in town. Abel De Rocher, Mord & Hollister ranch manager, transacted business here. Mrs ME Cobb visited from Conway. N T Thorson and J F Johnson were in town from Darby. Funeral services for James Faulkner were held this morning conducted by the Knights of Pything with interment at Riverside cemetery. H Daniels leaves for Darks Harbor Mo to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Society of Equity
R. G. Ostrruren
Darby
Ralph Crane
Chicago
EM. Smith
Medicine Springs
Abel de Rocher
Mord & Hollister
Mra ME. Cobb
Conwany
N. T. Thorson
J. F. Johnson
James Faulkner
Knights of Pything
Riverside Cemetery
H. Daniels
Darks Harbor
Bridgeport Voters Back Commission Plan For City Run
Bridgeport residents on June 2 backed a commission to manage city affairs replacing the traditional city manager system. The vote favored a move toward a commission government to guide the city through 2016 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Undertaker John McAndrews Rites Held Yesterday
John McAndrews aged A years passed away yesterday with funeral rites conducted at the family residence. Details are limited in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apandrews
John McAndrews
Obituary notices for Lembke Sehwond Langan Cronin
The text lists multiple death notices for Herman Lembke George Sehwond Langan and Michael Cronin. It notes funeral arrangements at Durgan’s Undertaking Parlors and St Mary’s Church with services scheduled tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lembke
Herman sLembke
Grevat
Pagan
Ranior
Schwend
George Sehwond
Digean
Glancan
Langan
Wner
Durgan
Cronin
Michael Cronin
Undertaker to convey child to Walsh's parlors
Funeral notice states Larry Duggan and Frank J. Wiley announce the death of a 3 year old child aged 3. The body will be brought to Walsh's parlors for preparation and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Wiley
Walsh
Funeral notices for Noyes and Blue appear in local schedule
The notice lists the funeral for the late William Noyes to be held Monday afternoon at Mrs Charles Noyes residence in West Grants Hirata and the funeral for Mose Blue planned for tomorrow Wednesday at 2 o clock at Richardsdale chapel.
Funeral rites for Henry Bates held at Livingston
Henry Bates funeral service was conducted this afternoon at the Masonic hall. His body, shipped from San Diego where he died suddenly on June 1, was brought back to the old home by Mrs. Henry Bates and her son Martin. Bates, born in Missouri on August 1889, settled in the Gallatin valley and came to Montana in 1882. After eight years in the region, he remained a longtime resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Henry Bates
Masonic Hall
San Diego
Martin
Bates
Missouri
Gallatin Valley
Montana
Missoula Nursery Co Listing Flowers and Cars
Fragmentary ad from Missoula Nursery Co showing prices for roses and carnations per dozen and a brief, unclear note about cars. Reads like a local storefront column with partial product and pricing details. Likely from a small town Montana newspaper page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula Nursery CO
Utah
Youtheryvagrant sold sheets amid court crowd in Anaconda
Deputy County Attorney McCarthy eyed a teen vagrant, 18 year old Ered Leyden, arrested in the Great Northern jungle district. In Lewis and Clark County court he claimed to sell sheets and newspapers while awaiting arraignment. Judge Kain freed him on promise to return to Anaconda parents and catch the next train tonight. Postmaster Edward Burke notes uncalled letters for week ending ne 18 1915 listing local residents and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Tependent
Ley
Kain
Anaconda
Joop Bonanich
T. Gunderson
Ivarey van Stane
John Young
C. de Witt Grubbs
Evelyn Lowery
McCeimmon
Harry Rivers
Alma ‘Tennon
Edward Burke
Deer corral at Washoe park swells with ten fawn arrivals
The Washoe park deer enclosure welcomes ten new fawns, adding to the zoo’s appeal this summer. The youngsters are already drawing attention as the prime favorites, while Glacier National Park provides the latest backdrop for this urban spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Park
Aes
Hear
Front Glacier National Park
German Army Advances in East and West Fronts Reported
Berlin dispatch says General von Mackensen's forces push northward after capturing Ru and moving toward strategic targets. In the west, French attacks near La Bassee Arras and Parroy are repelled. an enemy aircraft was shot down. In the east, Russian assaults near Szawie Augustowo are beaten back while German units seize positions near Budtbraystel Zalesia and along the Preasnysz Myszynie road. Further actions include continued offensive by von Emphyrich and von Mackensen, with trenches stormed along multiple fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
von Mackensen
Ubon
Pital
Millex
la Bassee
Arras
Champagne
Parroy
Munster
Fecht
Tsexher
Flanders
Vozlores
Cham“astern
Szawie and
Augustowo
Budtbrayslel i
Zalesia
Preasnysz- Myszyniee Road
Piica
von Empyrich
Grodek Por “Sons Ely Eatery
Janow
Lemberg Bisputa
Obedynakt
Rawa'Hteska
Omilen
Tamera
Yoikew
Moran
Lemberg
Tawa Teankar
Eirodek
Dalenter
Portland stockyards receipts show mixed week results
In Portland June 20 the week ended June 17 saw cattle 164, calves 86, hogs 4016 with prices a shade lower. Beef cattle and steers at firm to steady ranges, hogs weaker, sheep and lambs light trading. spring lambs small consignments at about 7.50 for whole lambs, ewes and wethers around 5.60, rams near 7.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Emall
William seizes command at Pless Galician front
Emperor William establishes headquarters at Pless in southeastern Silesia and assumes command of the Galician campaign as of June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
London
William
Pless
Silesia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis
Belgrade News
Ore
Witherspoon
G. Mings
Salt Lake City
J. Shea
Mimoula
F.F. Attix
Teiter
W. Thaerer
E. McCoy
D. Campbell
M. Larson
Great Falla
TL. Bampel
R. Hi. Beach
Hiood
J. Schwarts
C McGill
G. E. Brown
C.wallis
T. M. Joyce
W. P. Mills
P. Baxter
Libby
T.S. Hogan
Ilings
K. Vidal
Palla
A.D. McDonald
Galen
JM. Graybeal
J.C. Schappa
E. F Dodds
AW. Deal
J. Movius
W. We
Discus Scott
R. Horsky
Hel
Smith
T. F. Murray
J. J. Buckley
Mle
Preope Bowerman
J. F. Blair
A. Morrow
W.C. Riddie
Headache
J. Hi. Delaney
Jump
J. A. Donovan
Livingston News
Logan News
Rue Ocrat-News
Jun
Democrat Company
Dave Trepp
Evening News
Democrat News
Trepp
Livingston Man
Stinger
Fort
Twin Bridges News
Miles City News
BIG Timber News
Lewistown News
Hamilton News
Dow
Undertakers
Sherman & Reed
East Broadway
Larry Duggan
Northein Street
M. J. Walsh
Raat Park
Joseph Richards
Jet
Uste
Anaconda News
Newsie
Veewport
Ortland Stockyards
Kaser
Galician Front
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