Rural Church Institute Adjourns at Bozeman Meeting
Bozeman sources report the Rural Church Institute adjourned after a gathering led by Prof Holst. Dr. Matthew B. McNutt and visiting pastors praised Montana college authority and the wide vision behind the conference, with resolutions to continue the assembly yearly and thanks extended to several college officials and volunteers.
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Bozeman
Montana
Holst
Sont
Hanes
Christian ‘Association
C. Colton
Be. Currier
W. A. Davia
Matthew B. McNutt
York
Chancrott
The
Univer
J. M. Hiamitton
College
J. Hi Holst
Institute
Bozeman News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Rail Trouble
The Bozeman news item covers Roseman June fil ing a 25000 complaint against Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway over a June 21 injury to locomotive engineer Paul Re. A defective blow off pipe reportedly scalded him on a train near Amherst Arrow Creek Mont. County reports note bridge damage along West Gallatin and Nevin crossings due to high water, with trains resuming service today after a two day halt. Walla Johnson fined for a minor offense. two carloads of sheep shipped to Copperfield. hogs moved to St Paul market. Willan Ginn seeks placement on the Republican primary ballot.
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C.anent. Ins
Bert W. Overhas
West Galiain
Telgrade
Cameron
Gallatin Valley
Bozeman
Belgrade
Nevin
T. Tichard
Reed Point
Walla Johnson
C. Bohart Stell
Anaconda
E.R. Brisbin
St. Paul
Willan Ginn
Bridges Damage In West Gallatin River Announced
Belgrade reports rising raw water in the West Gallatin river and two major bridges, the Cameron and Erwin, severely damaged and impassable. The water rose four inches Monday night and has since receded. trains have halted on the Gallatin valley road for two days due to railroad bridge damage. Erwin Bridge west pier loosened, Cameron Bridge east approach 20 feet out and east pier settled four feet. Crews are stationed to keep channels clear where possible.
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Belgrade
West Gallatin
Camoyna
Erwin
Gallatin Valley
Cameron Bridge
Two Butte Men Arraigned In Cockfight Case
Livingston June 21 James and Bert Bennett of Two Butte were arraigned before Judge Bender on charges of promoting a cockfight alleged to have occurred May 28. They pleaded not guilty and trial was set for June 30. They were released on bail. The fights were thought to be held at Hunter Springs with cocks owned by individuals from various Montana cities. These are the first arrests in the case as local cocks have reportedly been shipped out of the city amid the legal action.
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Livingston
James
I Bert Bennett
Hutte
Bender
Hunter’ Springs
Western attorneys endorse Senator Walsh for Supreme Court
Helena June 21 United States Senator Walsh of Montana was endorsed for associate justice by a unanimous Helena Bar association vote. Ex Governor Hawley of Idaho attended and said Idaho officials would likely adopt similar resolutions. Western state associations will be urged to support the nomination. Resolutions and meeting minutes praising Walsh will be sent to President Wilson.
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Helena
Doraing
United States
Walsh
Montana
United States Supreme Court
Helena Bar Association
Hawley
Idaho
Materar
Dar
Wilson
Livingston News: Rail way club signs lease and town measures set
The Railway club of Livingston and A W Miles lease upper floor of new block between Miles theater and Bell Telephone building on South Second street. Building to include auditorium for dances and basketball, reading rooms, gym, pool rooms, showers and lockers. City council passes rooming house ordinance and approves summer band concerts. Northwest Grain Dealers association to meet at Hunters Hot Springs June 23 24 with participants from Idaho Washington Oregon and Wyoming. Roads through Yellowstone National Park reportedly clear. miles of snow cleared from continental divide by forty men. autos to Yellowstone route soon open. Deer Lodge reports a June fire destroying Mrs Menards residence area West Deer Lodge, loss about 1000. Fire began in a shed adjoining the home.
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Livingston
Railway Club of
A. W. Miles
Miles Theater
Bell Telephone Company
South Second Street
Park Committee
Hunters Hot Springs
Fontana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Wylie Company
Continental Divide
Theoute
Yellowstone Lake
Autor
SOWE Large Wool Sales All at Record Figures
Great Falls June 21 Boston wool buyers with headquarters in this city announce a recent sale by Arthur Le Fort Benton of 70,000 pounds to McCarty Co New York at 30 cents. The Percy Will Chip of 100,000 pounds at Billings Coramaly Barrett & Co and Farnsworth Jevenson & Co at 31 1/2 cents. Liversman Bros have secured about 500,000 pounds in small clips contracted earlier in Meagher Broadwater and Jefferson counties by a local p
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Great Falls
Boston
Arthur le’ Fort Benton
Tterran & Co
McCarty & Co
New York
Percy Will
Billings
Coramaly, Barrett & Co
Farns& Worth
Jevenson & Co
Liversman Bros
Soldier Boys Prep At Fort Hetens In June
Fort Hetens prepares for troops as recruiters announce training camps and enlistment drives. officials confirm company strengths, eligibility, and medical examinations begin immediately with deployment expected soon.
Lewistown News June 21 National guard arrival and local notices
Lewistown reports Baird of the National Guard arriving from Roundup and an upcoming recruiting office. A special Elky Hate convention train to Butte is planned with a large local delegation. Deputy Sheriff Arkie arrives after a Sidney crime warrant. Marlatt faces charges and bonds. The WCTU canvass finds 500 eligible women yet to register before the August primary. Nitachke convicted of conspiracy to steal from Switzer store, five days jail and fine. Mae Ritehie seeks divorce from Walter Ritchie for failure to provide and restoration of her maiden name Esther Grima.
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Lewistown
Baird
National Guard
Immey
Elke
Butte
Milwaukeen
Sheri George Arkie
Sidney
Marlatt
Trix
Abe
W. CT. U
Nitachke
Switzer
Judge Ayers
Mae Ritehie
Walter Ritchie
Missoula
Esther Grima
Indefinite open for Waruard recruiting office in chamber
The recruiting office opened in the chamber of commerce and will remain indefinitely with an July 4 program featuring attractions from Secretary Hindgett’s return, track parts, baseball, fireworks, and a street parade in the evening. Margaret Crowell filed suit for divorce from Charles Crowell alleging cruelty and failure to provide. they wed in Diets in 1908. Aired Blaisdell, former North Dakota secretary of state, announces candidacy for a district position.
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Wtuard Now Hs
Chamber of Commerce
Ls. D. Hindgett
Margaret Crowell
Charles ‘Crowell
Two Christian Societies Meet at Great Falls
Great Falls June 21 delegates from Montana and Northern Wyoming attend the annual conventions of the Christian Endeavor society and the Epworth League. Sessions run through Sunday with a joint session Saturday as Rev. North of Billings speaks on the movement. The Epworth League program includes Montana Deaconess Hospital nurse graduation exercises.
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Great Falls
Motana
Wyoming
Christian Iaw
Teager Society
Epworth League
Endeavorers
Christian Endeavor Movement
North
Billings
Nwarth League
Nurkes
Montana Deaconess Hospital
Deer Lodge Notes June 21 Community Update
June 21 notes from Deer Lodge report Miss Helen Brown leaving for Missoula for summer school university students and local residents visiting relatives. Mentions Mabel Catlin returning from New York City to summer with sister Mrs Alan King and Mabel/ Marguerite Mar regrouping social events. Dr Owen King visiting Deer Lodge and planning to practice in Aberdeen SD. Locomotive workers meeting noted as a major event with 90 attendance expected. Frank Sowerby visiting Miles City on Milwaukee shop business.
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Mra
Claude Bielenbers
Wohingen
Mabel
Marguerite Mar
Arthur Davis
Hutte
Charles Aspling
Davis
Afissoula
Drummond
Owen King
Rush Medical ‘College of
Chicago
Deer Lodge
Dick King
King
Aberdeen
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Mississippi
Deer
Frank Sowerby
Milwaukee
Miles City
Dillon News: Injured Tex Price Improves After Operation
Pillow Tex Price, stabbed by a Mexican two weeks ago, shows improving condition after surgery at the county hospital. Doctors had feared heavy hemorrhage but the operation succeeded. Jury verdict clears James Ferrat of dynamiting. sentence scheduled tomorrow. City notes include engineers and visitors from Monida and Illinois, rancher Sam Peterson’s business trip, and Epworth League delegates heading to Great Falls for the state convention.
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Pillow
Tex" Price
James Ferrat
Culley
Chapman
Monida
Augensen
Illinois
Dillon
Sigmund Augensen
Sam Peterson
Streit
Butte
Helen
Vera Baker
Great Falls
Epworth Lesgue
Hamilton Notes and Local Social Roster June 21
Hamilton June 21 items list Mrs Emerson of Butte arriving for summer at Ravalli Hotel, Elks minstrel attendance by Dard Darby visitors, weights and measures inspector from Deer Lodge and surrounding counties, Frank Walker town visitor, Joseph T. Coughenour cler k from strict court to Miss Minnie Dowling Stevensville wedding plans, Mr and Mrs Dowling daughter to wed with honeymoon in view. Helena June 21 notice of intention to seek attorney general Republican nomination by J B Brown, Dan Boyle seeks Republican railroad nomination, Provo birth anniversary noted as elder figure in a photo with five generations including Baby Gold and great great granddaughter.
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Hamilton
Emerson
Butte
Ravalli Hotel
Atte
E.W. Morton
Jet Whyte
Darby
Elksminstrels
L Kelley
Deer Lodge
Deer Hodge
Powell
Granite
Wndn
Frank
Joseph T. Coughenour
Gussoula
Minnie Dowling
Sonn Dowling
Stevensville
Jonmmons
McLain
Helena
J. B. Brown
Mate
Dan Boyle
Butte Employers Propose Labor Settlement In Arbitration
The Silver Bow Employers association has offered a wage proposal to labor representatives in arbitration with the teamsters and workingmen of Butte. After five conferences the offer, not public, was sent to the unions for review. A further meeting was scheduled this afternoon with votes anticipated from the teamsters and workingmen on whether to accept or reject the employers move.
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Silver Bow
Teamsters
Workingmen’s Uinions
Sugar beet factory planned for Hamilton area
Editor Miles Romney reports a beet sugar factory to be built in Hamilton with Marcus Daly III donating the site. More than 10,000 acres will supply beets under a satisfactory agreement with promoters. Construction starts within days, with machinery from Salt Lake and operations slated for next year’s crop.
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Miles Romney
Widews of
Hamilton
Butte
Helena
Romney
Marcus Daly
Salt Lake
Terprise
George J. Saunders
Bio
Rogue River
Oregon
C. C. Beebe
Zion Ravings Bank
Georg Au Snow
Bitter Root Valley
Women at the Democratic Convention Entertained in St Louis
Kate Shea and Mrs H F Rust, nondelegates, returned from the convention and shared their pleasant experiences. The Montana del Cates were guests of the Electrical Muineers of St Louis during a game day activity before a Country club luncheon. A reception at Pel hotel honored the delegates and Women’s Democratic Teamsters linked with the national league. Senator Walsh introduced the Butte contingent to Carrie Chapman Catt as they carried Montana’s suffrage banner in the parade.
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Kate Shea
H. F. Rust
Montana del Cates
Electrical
St. Louis
Washington
Montana
National League
Walsh
Butte
Carrie Chapman Catt
Shea
Rust
Clinical Opportunities in War Hospitals
A cold-blooded view of war hospitals shows young surgeons, many Ximericans, gaining rare practice. The text notes new graduates entering the field, with Wider 1815 as a benchmark, and mentions that those employed in France receive 420 dollars weekly plus 3 dollars daily expense money.
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France
Minneapolis close market snapshot from Montana wheat prices
Historical market note listing Montana grain prices and futures from McCaull-Dinsmore Co Helena. Includes close figures for wheat varieties July September on track and to arrive, corn oats rye barley and flax values, with percentages and dollar amounts across No 1 2 and durum grades.
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Minneapolis
McCaull-Dinsmore
Helena
Pigarde
Northern
Ar Five
Dera Montana
Montana
McCain-vinsmore Co
Nara
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Bert Bennett
Park County
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