Myers Amendments Indorsed by Senate
The Senate today agreed to all of Senator Myers amendments to the Indian appropriation bill totaling 518000 in addition to House funds. Amendments boost Flathead Irrigation to 250000, fund Northern Cheyenne stock and implements, Fort Peck 60000, Blackfeet 106000, and Flatheads 100000 with allotments to Fort Peck children. Flathead agency rises to 15000, Fort Peck to 425000, Blackfeet to 20000.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Myers
House
Myers
Flathead
Fort Peck
Indiana
Flatheads
Blackfeet
Belgrade welcomes pioneer Davidsons on summer visit
Belgrade hosts Mr and Mrs Radl ward Davidson, Gallatin Valley pioneers, visiting from San Gabriel Valley California to stay with daughter Mrs Arle Te Selle and family. Their 1878 Montana wedding under a West Gallatin old stone church is noted, son Prof Edward Davidson at a Presbyterian college in Huron SD is also visiting, and other locals join from Manhattan and Dry Creek as alfalfa cutting continues.
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Critten- Gen
Edward Davidson
Presbyterian
Huron
John Lewin
Manhattan
Davidson
California
Belgrade
Albert
Cole
Dry Creek
Dennis Duncan
Near Three Forks
Philipsburg News reports on church convention trip and weathered events
Philipsburg residents Mr and Mrs KA Hannah Dr and Mrs Pike and Mrs James Patten of Philipsburg traveled by auto to attend the state convention of Episcopal churchmen at Butte. Miners Union day events were postponed and then canceled again due to rain, a dance replaced the tournament, DP Merrifield leaves for Stone Station for about two months to oversee county regrading and hillside work, and Sunday school children and parents enjoyed a well attended Methodist church programs marks.
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Philipsburg
KA. Hannah
Pike
James Patten
Butte
Georgetown
Anaconda
Liew
Hasmark
W. Merrifield
Stone Station
Merrifield
Snikdren
Funeral attendance noted in Three Forks
In Three Forks on Saturday Otto Eifers funeral drew Mr Eifers and his mother from Idaho. James Althose was summoned to Norfolk on business. Edna Davis of Bozeman visits Mr and Mrs Murphy. Mrs JD Binns hosted a party for daughter Mrs Partridge of Miles City visiting. Margaret and Harriett Tullock of Lombard stay with Mrs J W Ross. Young and Lawrence Young return from Livingston. M Porter and Genevieve return from Butte shopping. Mr Wilson and Mr Buckey accompany fathers home to Spencer Iowa.
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Three Forks
Eifers
Idaho
Otto Eifers
James Althose
Norrik
Edna Davis
Bozeman i Vise
Murphy
JD. Binns
Partridge
Miles City
Margaret
Harriett Tullock
Lombard
J. W. Ross
Young
Lawrence
Livingston
M. Porter
Genevieve
Butte
Mr. Wilson
Joseph Wilson
Mr. Buckey
CJ Buckey
Spencer
Towa
Funeral for Mrs Neils Jensen Held in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on June 22 Mrs Nelle Jensen’s funeral was held at the Methodist church with Rev J A McKelvey officiating. Pallbearers included grandsons Peter and Harvey Johnson James and Miller and Dan Thomas and George Jensen. Mrs Jensen and her husband lived 62 years in the Deer Lodge Valley with many friends. a storm caused the Anaconda Red Men versus state prison game to be postponed. Also noted: James W Arnold, early Bozeman homesteader, died at Deaconess hospital after five weeks illness. he never married and is survived by two brothers and one sister in Kentucky Roseman and Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Neils Jensen
Methodist Church
J. A. McKelvey
Peter
Harvey Johnson
James
Miller
Dan ‘Thomas
George Jensen
Nelle Jensen
Dee Lodge Valley
Anaconda
Bozeman
James W. Arnold
Gallatin
Deaconess
Mr. Arnold
Kentucky
Latin Valley
Crit Arnold
Kenucky
W. J. Arnold
Roseman
Mire
J. W. Collin
Wheeling
Frank Collins
Montana Epworth League Convention Opens in Helena
The Montana State Epworth League holds its nineteenth annual convention in Helena for five days starting Wednesday. Delegates from all state units expected. program features addresses by church and business leaders, musical selections, sermons, devotional services, and extensive departmental meetings culminating in an installation of a new cabinet.
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Oleeta Hine
Robert Leavens
Walter North
Behal
H. J. Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Miriam Morris
Young People's Societies
John Herney Jr
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Roy C. Smith
Montana State Epworth League
Five indicted men arraigned in Helena bootlegging and related cases
Five of the men indicted by the federal grand jury were arraigned in Helena today. Joseph Brown and Charles Cahill pleaded guilty to bootlegging with Cahill sentenced to four months in jail and a $100 fine plus costs, Brown 100 days and a similar fine. Thomas Huber pleaded guilty to breaking into the Pipestone Springs post office, receiving four months in jail and a $100 fine. J Chavis and Guy Hart pleaded guilty to bringing Ruby Scott and Maxine Gordon from Tacoma to Butte for immoral purposes, with July trial dates set for Chavis on July 1 and Hart on July 15. The defendants are black. the girls involved are white.
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Guy Hart
Ruby Scott
Maxine Gordon
Tacoma
Butte
Chavis
Hart
Convention of Clergymen at Bozeman This Week
Bozeman Montana hosts one of the largest Montana clergy conventions beginning Friday June 26 and lasting a week. Montana pastors from at least seven Protestant denominations meet under Montana State College summer school auspices to discuss the country church. Over 50 clergymen from 11 parts of the state have indicated attendance and will take part in sessions each morning afternoon and evening.
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Bozeman
Montana
Hogeman
Montana State College
Country Church
Embezzlement Charge Against Simms Yard Manager
L G Golstad, manager at the Simms yard of Goodrich Call Lumber, was arrested in Great Falls on a charge of embezzling about $1500. A complaint by C A Kennedy led to the arrest. Golstad ran the Simms branch for around two years. He is years old. Special dispatch to the Standard notes Idaho's Falconer French aided in securing the passage of a vision to appropriate $100000 for railroad land grant surveys, with opposition cutting it to $85000.
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Great Falls
Goodrich-Call Lumber Company
L. G. Golstad
Simms Yard
C.A. Kennedy
Golstad
Simms
Standard
Washington
Uuves Falconer French
Idaho
Fitzgerald
Good Crop Weather Ahead in Gallatin Valley
Bozeman reports heavy rains after a warm spell have boosted crops. spring rainfall runs high and growth is at a near record pace. Authorities expect a record crop across all lines as the season advances.
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Bozeman
Gune Sea
Gallatin Vale Tey
WSEPH LACAFF DIES. MONTANA PIONEER DIES AT HOME
Stevensville Montana June 22 Joseph Lacart a pioneer died at his home near Carlton after a short illness The funeral will be held Monday at 2 pm from the Methodist church Carlton Lacart was born in Germany and spent about 25 30 years in the Bitter Root and came to America as a young man
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Stevensville
Joseph Lacart
Montana
Carton
Carlton
Lacart
Germany
America
Austria blamed for Italy unrest claims by deputy
Deputy Vital, investigating Romagna conditions, reports evidence of Austrian emissaries in Italy. He says an Italian vessel intercepted wireless messages from these agents detailing disturbances to Vienna.
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Italy
Austria
Vital
Romagna
Vienna
Rails Destroyed Trails Rebuilt After California Storms
After the heavy rains in southern California damaged miles of trails in national forests, crews move to rebuild old paths. The work aims to restore access for hikers and protect the forested areas from further erosion.
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California
National Forests
Injury at football wins him his bride in Great Falls
June 22 Great Falls Montana Roy N Dailey once a Montana football star sustained a severe injury at Butte while with the school of mines team His injury left him with little use of his legs Yet he found companionship with Janet Currie of Detroit Michigan During recovery at a Butte hospital Currie became his friend and later his wife The Rev B L White of the First Methodist church performed the ceremony at Daileys home Afterward the couple planned a motor trip to Boulder and other Montana points before heading to the coast Daileys work is described as ent al laboratory work in the city
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Great Falls
Butte
Roy N. Dailey
Janet Currie
Detroit
Mich
Dailey
Montana
School of Mines
Tutte
Mise Currie
First Methodist Church
B. L. White
Vridegrooms
Northern Pacific trains detoured by washout at Big Horn
June 22 Livingston reports a washout at Big Horn forces Northern Pacific trains onto alternate routes. Train No 2 will run via Lombard and the Milwaukee line to Miles City, No 4 over the Great Northern to Judith Gap, and No 3 from Miles City to Lombard via the Milwaukee. Train No 2 carries two large Yellowstone park parties and will be delayed one day.
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Livingston
Big Horn
Northern Pacificy
Lombard
Milwaukee Line
Miles City
Great Northern
Fudith Gap
Milwaukee
Yellowstone Park
Dillon News notes local travels and events
Dillon on June 22 reports Sheriff Erwin and others attending the funeral of the late C. H. Strawbridge near Ralston after a recent auto accident. The auditorium at the Normal College running school will host a Sleeping Beauty dramatization by Miss Lydia Roberts’s pupils in nine scenes. Judge Louie Stahl withdraws from the justice of the peace race to enter the August primaries, the first petition filed this year. Frank Hazelbaker returned from Toledo after attending the Modern Woodmen convention as Montana delegate, with Chicago business matters handled.
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Montana
Chicago
Boulder News Briefs From Alhambra Springs To Butte
A Boulder social page notes W R Hundley J E McCormick Ralph Bedson and A V Gibson motored to Alhambra Springs Friday evening. E Kelly H R Houghton and Jim Flaherty spent Saturday and Sunday in Whitehall. Miss Mabel Haynes visited Boulder Monday. County surveyor RM Crane went to Clancy for surveying. Mrs F H Dean was taken to Butte for an operation Thursday. Trescott former Boulder Monitor editor visited. Miss Lillian Halford returned from Kalispell after six weeks. Dr E A Sweet and wife and guests toured Alhambra Springs to Boulder Monday.
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Boulder
W. R. Hundley
J. E. McCormick
Ralph Bedson
A.V. Gibson
Alhambra Springs
E. Kelly
H.R. Houghton
Jim Flaherty
Whitewall
Mabel Haynes
Butte
Crane
Clancy
FH. Dean
C._E. ‘Trescott
The
Boulder Monitor
Lillian “Halford
Kallspell
E. A. Sweet
Bryan Defends Sincere Regret In the Treaty
Washington June 22 Secretary Bryan issued a formal defense of the treaty clause expressing sincere regret for any incident that marred relations between the United States and Colombia. He said the memo used honest regret in prior Taft administration drafts and urged that the current treaty be favorably reported and ratified despite Senate opposition.
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Washington
United States
Columbia
Panama
Bryan
Taft
Senate
Redmond Appeals for Aid for the Irish Volunteers
Philadelphia June 22 An appeal from John Redmond leader of the Irish nationalist party to strengthen the Irish Volunteers was received by Mr. Ryan president of the United Irish League of America. The cablegram from London urges aiding the volunteers to confront British aristocracy and an Irish minority opposing liberties.
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Philadelphia
Ryan
United Irish League of America
John Redmond
Fish Nationalist Party
London
Flags for the Fourth Sellout at Local Newsstand
Regular subscribers to the Standard may buy a 3 by 5 cotton flag with pole rope and holder for cents, limited to one flag per customer. Wool hunting flags cost 1.25 each, one per customer, out-of-town subscribers offered the same price.
Great Falls Auto Crash Kills One Hurts Several
A Great Falls car crash near the boulevard left Robert W. Lowery dead and William Roberts seriously injured. A. L. Smith and R. A. Gamble suffered bruises as their party, including Lindsay Wholesale Fruit and Produce officials, rode out after leaving the Hotel Rainbow. The machine rolled, Lowery’s skull was injured, and others were treated for internal injuries and bruising.
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Great Falls
Robert _ W. Lowery
Lindsay Wholesale Fruit and Produce Company
William Roberts
R.A. Gamble
ble-Robinson Wholesite "Fruit Produce Company
Minneapolis
A. L. Smith
Gamble
Mr. Lowery
Lowery
Mr. 1
Gambie
Mr. Smith
Butte Briefs Update on Local Railway Clerks and Visitors
Glen Horton transfers from Havre to Butte to the Butte Seattle trains. Mrs Renick begins a trip to Hamston Ontario to stay with relatives for seven days. Chin Nom and Lew Bo are noted among the Celestials in the Chinese Quarters visiting from the Great Northern. F W Bryn Jr returns to Hong Kong after a week in Helena during the grand jury session. David Keith and David Keith Jr, Salt Lake businessmen, are en route to Spokane via Finlen. Alderman Frank Curran, aided by crutches, remains at Murray hospital with several days before discharge following Miners Union day injury.
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Glen Horton
Havre
David Keith
David Keith Jr
Salt Lake
Finlen
Spokane
Collision maps at inquiry fail to locate impact site
Quebec June 22 Dominion commission reports neither Captain Kendall of the Canadian Pacific line Empress of Ireland nor first officer of Storstad marked the collision spot on government maps. Investigators say Kendall indicated a position north of the hull while another spot lies southeast. Divers from HMS Essex, trying to recover sunken ship’s bodies, were ordered to cease operations after one diver’s death and dangerous bottom conditions.
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Quebec
Kendall
Canadian Pacific
Empress of Ireland
Nan ‘Tuftenes
Storstad
Dominion Commission
Stout
H. M.S. Essex
Tirazit’s Patna Silk Like Plant Attracts International Interest
Tirazit promotes a new exportable plant called patna, a vege table silk that grows abundantly in several Brazilian states. Belgium and Switzerland have shown interest, with a Swiss factory already producing cloth from it. Similar silk weed fibers were once tested in the United States in Indiana, yielding satinlike table linens, but commercial effort faded.
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Tirazit
Belgium
Switzerland
Patna
Brazil
United States
Indiana
Funeral notices from scattered names and dates
Funeral announcements and arrangements scattered across entries for Koskie Koskle Jones Ness Sloan Etter and others. Burials planned at Mountain View Holy Cross and other cemeteries with Sherman Teed undertakers listed. Messages include thanks from the Wicks family after bereavement.
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KOSKIE—Paul_Koskle
Hienigrand Suseiva
Lena ‘Street
Holy Cross
Sloan
James Sloan
Sherman
Eletratea
Margaret
Anacona
John Etter
Sherman A. Teed
Firelit Polo Through History In Mogul Ruler Games
An old annalist notes Akbar the Great played chaugan on dark nights with balls set on fire. He adorned sticks with gold knobs and alivers for flair, and if a knob broke, players could keep the fragments. The text contrasts modern polo with these dramatic practices.
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Akbar
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Belgrade News
Philipsburg News
W. Arnold
Epworth League
God of
J. M. Walters
D. D
Fargo, Rady F
A. J. Movius
Billings
Misc Laneoue
Trev
George D. Wolfe
Charles D. Crouch
Miasowa
Bdward Smith
Bilings
Christ
J.M. Waiters
Edgar L. White
K. J. Kirkpatrick
Arthur J.armstrong
Culberton
Louise
Helen Mills
Socket
Frances Green
Practical Mercy
Epworth Leagues
Letha Henderson
Leaguie
Jessie M
Ion
Christian Stewgrash
J. A. Martin
Clarance ‘True Wilvon
Topeka
Kan
J. M.A. Papa
Grace Clark
Africa
Trimble
China
Missouri
W. J. Wisi Butte
Edward Laird Mills
Clarence True
Dever
Social Service Department
Recreation and Culture Department
Jessie M. Bassett
Great Palle
Muel
Mailroad Survey
Wseph Lacaff
Roy Dailey
AMES
Mathuses
Northern Pacific
Dillon News
Boulder News
Redmond
Irish Volunteers
Jam Roberts
Helena
Jonn A Matthews
Townsend
Fourteenth Judicial District
Broadwater
Meagher
Fourteenth Judicial
Fourteenth Judicial’ District
Tam
Ee Ie
Butte Briefs
Frank Curran
Murray Hospital
Miners’ Union
Miners’ Union Hall
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Caranthe
Alfred. J Wicks
Alfred J. Wicks
Paris
Dr.lamb
Sherman & Reed Undertakers
Em Eat
Broadway
J. Walsh
Bell
Dwyer
John Swyer
Duggan
St Mary's Church
Larry Duggan
Tna
Rosorrow
Paul Mi
Ind
Ake
Bell Cow
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