Myers Amendments Indorsed by Senate
The Senate agreed to all of Senator Myers amendments to the Indian appropriation bill, adding 518000 in new funding. Increases cover Flathead irrigation to 250000, purchase of livestock and implements for Northern Cheyenne, Fort Peck 100000, Blackfeet 100000, Flatheads 100000, and new allotment authority for Fort Peck children, with agency increases at Flathead 15000, Fort Peck 35900, and Blackfeet 20000.
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Washington
Senate
House
Myers
Fort Peck
Indiana
Flatheads
Flathead
Blackfeet
Belgrade News: Davidson Family Pioneers Visit Belgrade
Belgrade June 22 Mr and Mrs Fale ward Davideons pioneers of Gallatin Valley, moved to Belgrade from Gallatin Valley, California years ago, to spend the summer until August at the home of Arte Te Selle and family of West Gallatin. Davidson were married in 187? in Montana territory under church rites. Howard Davidson connected with Sager in college at Huron, Bud. Lewis of Mallint and Mrs Davidson of Exadbomia join at Manhattan Saturday and come to Belgrade with the bride and party. Albert Cole of Dry Ceeth and Mrs Dennis Duncan of Alfalfa were in Belgrade during progress this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgrade
Fale Ward Davideons
Gallatin
Camp Tree
Elthough
Wongi Hiwart Davidson
Sager
Huron
Bud
Atuigo Tistine
Stes Dole Lewis
Mallint
Davidson
Manhattan
Cme Om
Belgrade
Trie
Albert Cole
Dryceeth
Hve
Austen
Airs
Dennis ‘Duncan
Alfalfa
Ley
Philipsburg News reports King County events and church news
Philipsburg June 2 Mr and Mrs Kannay and Dr and Mrs Pat mn of Philipsburg attended the state convention of churchmen at Tutte The burg menions anaconda Miners unions athletic events postponed until June due to rain Merriment planned in Philipsburg for Stone mation in the Hower vale where work crews will cover about six days lowering hill grades Children’s Day exercises held at the Methodist church with parents and friends attending The church is well conducted and the literary and musical program by the children was well received
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Philipsburg
Kannay
James Patmn
Tutte
Mer
Chilaren
Lax
Atten
Funeral notices and social visits in Three Forks
Three Forks notes show Mr Eifers and his mother arriving from Idaho for Otto Eifers funeral. Visitors include Miss Exna Davis of Bozeman staying with Mr and Mrs Murphy. Mrs Binns hosted a party for her daughter Mrs Partridge of Miles City visiting. Families share travels from Livingston and Butte.
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Three Forks
Eifers
Idaho
Otto Eifers
James Althouse
Norrix
Exna Davis
Bozeman
Jting
Murphy
TD. Binns
Partridge
Miles City
Margaret
Harriett Tullock
Lombard
J. W. Ross
Young
Lawrence
Livingston
N. W. Porter
Genevieve
Butte
Mr. Wilson
Joseph Wilson
Mr. Buckey
Clarenc Buckey
Spencer
Town
Funeral for Mrs. Neils Jensen Held in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on June 22 the funeral for Mrs. Neils Jensen was held at the Methodist church. Rev. J A McKelvey led services with grandsons Peter Miller Harvey Johnson James Miller Nathan Miller and Dan Thomas as pallbearers along with George Jensen the son. The Jensens, married 62 years, had many local friends from Deer Lodge and Anaconda Valley. Inclement weather postponed the Anaconda Red Men versus state prison game with a new date to be set.
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Deer Lodge
Neils Jensen
Methodist Church
J. A. McKelvey
Peter
Harvey Johnson
James
Nathen Miller
Dan ‘Thomas
George Jensen
Nells Jensen
Ds Lodge Valley
Anaconda
State Convention of the Epworth League in Billings
The Montana State Epworth League will hold its nineteenth annual convention in Billings for five days starting Wednesday. Delegates from all units are expected. the program includes addresses, church services, prayer meetings, reports, departmental conferences, and a model mission study class. The event features leaders from Billings Great Falls and Butte along with ministers and youth delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana, State
Epworth League
Wray Andrew
Helsena
Louise Dodds
Morning Watch
Helen Mills
Social Service Department
Jessie 3. Bassett
Social Service
Recreation and Culture
Jessie M. Bassett
Five Indicted Men Arraigned in Helena Court
Five men indicted by the federal grand jury were arraigned. Joseph Brown and Charles Cahill pleaded guilty to bootlegging. Cahill received four months in jail and a $100 fine plus costs, Brown 100 days and similar fines. Thomas Huber pleaded guilty to breaking into a Pipestone Spring office and got four months plus $100. J Chavis and Guy Mart pleaded not guilty to bringing Ruby Scott and Maxine Gordon from Tacoma to Butte for immoral purposes. Chavis trial set for July 1 and Hart for July. The defendants are colored and the girls are white.
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Guy Mart
Ruby
Scott
Maxine Gordon
Tacoma
Butte
Chavis
Hart
Convention of Clergymen at Bozeman This Week
Bozeman hosts one of Montana's largest convocations of clergymen starting Friday June 28 for a week under Montana State College summer school to address the country church. More than 50 Protestant pastors from across the state are expected, with widespread participation. Scheduling includes morning afternoon and evening sessions.
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Bozeman
Montana
Montana State College Summer School
Country Church
Golstad Charged With Embezzling From Goodrich Call Lumber
Great Falls June 22 L G Golstad manager of the Simms yard of Goodrich Call Lumber was arrested on a complaint by C A Kennedy general manager for embezzlement of about 1500 dollars. He had managed the Simms yard for about two years and is of unspecified age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Goodrich-Call Lumber Company
L. G. Golstad
Simms Yard
A. Kennedy
Ett
Railroad Survey Secures Land Grant Advision Victory
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Washington reports Representatives Falconer of Washington and French of Idaho won approval for a sundry appropriation of 100000 dollars to railroads. The lands will pass to the railroads and become subject to state taxation. Chairman Fitzgerald led the fight to cut the appropriation to 35000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Falconer
French
Idaho
Fitzgerald
Goop Crop Weather Reports Record Gallatin Valley Crop
Bozeman reports heavy rains over two days after a very warm start to the week. Precipitation through spring has been abundant, with authorities noting the season is well advanced and conditions point to a record crop. In Stevensville, Joseph Lacatt Montana pioneer dies after brief illness near Carton. Funeral set for Monday at 2 PM from Carlton Methodist Church. Born in Germany, he spent about 25 to 39 years in the Bitter Root before passing away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Gallatin Vale
Stevensville
Joseph Lacatt
Montana
Carton
Carlton
Lacast
Germany
America
Austrian Involvement Suspected in Italian Upheaval
Rome June 22 Deputy Vital investigating Romagna reports Austrian fomentation of the recent revolutionary movement in Italy. He says Austrian emissaries were present and an Italian vessel intercepted wireless messages from these agents detailing disturbances to Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Austria
Vital
Romagna
Vienna
Trails Rebuilt After Severe Southern California Storms
Heavy storms in southern California last rainy season damaged many miles of trails in national forests. Officials report restoration crews are now rebuilding the affected pathways to reopen access for hikers and forest users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Istate
Injury on MT gridiron leads to wedding in Great Falls
Roy N Dailey once a Great Falls High and Montana School of Mines football star married Miss Janet Currie of Detroit after an on field injury left him with severe lower limb loss. Rev B L White officiated at the bridegroom's sister home. The couple planned a honeymoon to Boulder and beyond before returning to work in local dental laboratory practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fats
Hutte Hospital
Roy N. Dailey
Janet Currie
Detroit
Mich
Dalley
Montana
Fale
School of Mines
Tutte
Butte
Mise Currie
First Methodist Church
B. L. White
Boulder
Northern Pacific trains detoured by washout at Big Horn
June 22 Livingston officials announce rail disruption after a washout at Big Horn. Train No 2 shifts to Lombard Milwaukee route to Miles City, No 4 uses Great Northern to Judith Gap, and No 3 travels Miles City to Lombard via Milwaukee. Two large Yellowstone-bound parties are delayed by one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Big Horn
Northern Pacific
Lombard
Milwaukee Line
Miles City
Great Northern
Judith Gap
Milwaukee
Yellowstone Park
Funeral for CH Strawbridge in Wisdom and regional notes
Dillon voters and officials report on local events. Funeral for CH Strawbridge, victim of last week’s car crash near Ralston, attended by Sheriff D V Erwin and others. A nine scene dramatization of The Sleeping Beauty is planned at the new normal college training school auditorium by Lydia Roberts pupils. Judge Louis Stahl filed his petition to run for justice of the peace in the August primaries. Frank Hazelbaker returned from Toledo and Chicago after attending the national convention as a Sosern Woodmen delegate from Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Normal College Training School
Lydia Roberts
Louis Stahl
Justice of the Peace
Frank Hazelbaker
Toledo
Oho
Sosern Woodmen As
Montana
Chicago
Great Falls Man Is Killed In Auto Crash
June 22 crash near Great Falls killed Robert W. Lowery president of Lindsay Wholesale Fruit and Produce Co. of Minneapolis. William Roberts contractor injured and AL Smith local manager for Gamble Interests bruised. A. Gamble of Minnesota trade firms also involved. party had been courtesy to Gamble when their auto plunged after wheel struck road bank. Judge John A Matthews of Townsend filed to run for Fourteenth Judicial District on Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Robert W. Lowery
Lindsay Wholesale Fruit and Produce Company
William Roberts
R.A. Gamble
Gambie-Robinsons S Wholesale Fruit and Produce Company
Minneapolis
AL. Smith
Gamble Interests
Mr. Lowery
Lowery
Ward
Roberts
Gambie
Mr. Smith
Helena
June
John A Matthews
Townsend
Fourteenth Judicial District
Broadwater
Meagher
Lam
Fourteenth
Tam
Boulder social notes and summer civic projects
A Boulder page reports a local party including W. Kr. Hundley J. E. McCormick Ralph Hedson and A. V. Gibson traveling to Alhambra Springs on Friday while J. E. Kelly H. R. Houghton and Jim Flaherty spent Saturday and Sunday in Whitehall. Miss Mabel Haynes visited Butte Monday. A new section of sidewalk will be laid in Boulder this summer. County surveyor R. M. Crane went to Clancy for surveying. Mrs F. H. Dean was taken to Butte Thursday for an operation. Trescott former editor of the Boulder Monitor visited town. Lilian Halford returned from Kalispell after six weeks away. Dr. E. A. Sweet and party from Alhambra Springs motored to Boulder Monday.
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Boulder
W. KR. Hundley
J. E. McCormick
Ralph Hedson
A.V. Gibson
Alhambra Springs
J. E. Kelly
H.R. Houghton
Jim Flaherty
Whitehall
Mabel Haynes
Butte
R._M. Crane
Clancy
FH. Dean
Butto
Iast
Trescott
Boulder, Monitor
Lilian Halford
Kalispell
E. A. Sweet
Alhambra ‘Springs
Butte Briefs Spark Diverse Local Movements
Glen Horton transfers from Havre to the Butte Seattle trains as a railway mail clerk. Renick begins a visit to Hamilton Ontario to stay with relatives for several weeks. Chin Nom Bo, noted figure in the Chinese quarters, left yesterday via the Great Northern. F W Bryn Jr, DOJ special agent, returns to the city after a Helena stay during the federal grand jury session. David Keith and David Keith Jr, Salt Lake businessmen, were at the Finlen en route to Spokane for a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Horton
Havre
Butte
Weil-Tondo
Salt Lake
Finlen
Spokane
Hongkong
Yee
Alderman Curran Hospitalized After Miner Hall Injury
Alderman Frank Curran remains at Murray hospital using crutches and will not be discharged for several days. He was injured at the Miners' Union hall on Miners' Union day and has been hospitalized since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Curran
Murray Hospital
Miners’ Union
Amfiners
Collision location disputed in Empress of Ireland disaster
Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Ireland and Storstad officers gave conflicting mapping of where the collision occurred. A government investigation cites diver deaths and hazardous wreck conditions as authorities halt salvage work on the sunken hull.
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Quebec
Kendall
Alfred Tuftenes
Storstad
H. M.S. Essex
Hut Aorest
Agit Introduces Paina Silk Like Vegetable Fiber
The Indianapolis News reports a new export product named paina a vegetable silk or cotton like fiber growing abundantly in several BRBL states. Natives used it for pillows cushions and domestic textiles Swiss factories now manufacture cloth from it. Similar to the so called silk weed the material shines satin like and was shown in a state fair with promise for Indiana grown fiber in poor soil needing little care.
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Indianapolis
Agit
Belgium
Switzerland
Bra
United States
Indiana
Polo in old times and modern golf by lamps
A fragmented historical note recalls polo’s ancient Asiatic roots with firelit devices on the chaugan as a contrast to modern luminous golf play. The piece blends stray lines about funerals and obituaries with garbled names and scattered local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akbag
His Majesty
Bryan Defends Sincere Regret in Treaty's Wording
Washington notes Secretary Bryan issued a formal statement defending the treaty clause that expresses sincere regret for any incident harming U S Panama relations. He said the term honest regret was the basis of the memorandum by the Taft administration and the current negotiations. Despite Senate opposition he remained hopeful the treaty would be favorably reported and ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Columbia
Panama
Bryan
Bryant
Taft
Senate
Redmond Appeals for Aid for the Irish Volunteers
Philadelphia June 22. A cablegram from John Redmond leader of the Irish nationalist party urged strengthening the Irish Volunteers to confront the audacious attempt of the British aristocracy and an Irish minority to suppress the Irish people by force. The message was received by Mod Ryan president of the United Teta League of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mod Ryan
United Teta League of America
John Redmond
Irish Nationalist Party
London
Flags for the Fourth Offered to Regular Subscribers
Regular subscribers of the Standard may buy a cotton flag three feet by three feet with pole rope and folder for cents. Limited supply. one flag per customer. Out of town subscribers can also purchase at $1.25 each.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belgrade News
Philipsburg News
Arno
James W. Aiid
Gallatin Valley
Deaconess
Mr. Arnold
Kentucky
Crit Arnold
W. H. Arnold
J. W. Collins
Wheeling, Va
Frank Collins
OF the
Ieeta Hine
Robert Leavens
Walter
North
Behal
J. Thompson
Esponse
Roy C. Smith
Jana State Epworth League
YMC
the God of
J. M. Waiters
D. D
Purge
Pek
A. J. Movius
Hillings
Sesecco
Ann
Charles D. Grouch
Bdward Smith
Christ
J. M. Walters
Edgar L. White
Patrick
Arthur J.armstrong
Cullerian Service
Ik. J. Kirk
J. M.A. Papa
Grace Clark
Africa
Trimble
China
Helen Alls Misouta
W. J. Vigus
Devotiona Butte
Gil
Edward Laird Mills
Clarence True Wilson
Bezzlement
Railroad Survey
Noy Pan Mines
Eran
Sareh
SCHOO
Dillon News
A. Gamble
Stianenpim Roberts
A. Ji Siti
Det
Turtle
Prem
Paar
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Boulder News
Butte Briefs
Koskie
Paul Kaskie
Jon Moric
Patrick Burke
Kher Fan de Treed
Johnson
E. Johnson
Temutns Sd
Jones
Aart Jones
Holy Cross
Jalen Sloan
Mulling Howe
Gus Jarvis
Hugtlett
Mountain View Cemetery
Patrick Byron
Margaret Connor
St. "Mary's Eve
Shbors
Felenda
Catanths Todae, No. 1
Pythias
Alfred Wierra
Alered J. Wicks
Fa Wiaband
Father
Paris
Sherman & Reed Undertakers
Euge Broadway
Walsh
East Park Street
Bell
Independent
Redmond
Irish Volunteers
Larry Duggan
Embali
Ind
Osborne John Osborne
Bis Kant
Summit Street
Tater
John Pherdt
Amwea Sheplers
Grelock
The
Joseph Richards
Diesaimer Ind
Ake
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