Men Sentenced by Judge Bourquin in Helena Court
In Helena on June 22 Judge Bourquin sentenced TH Long to eighteen months at Leavenworth plus a $90 fine for forging money orders. Fred J. Slanger, formerly a Great Falls post office clerk, earned 13 months at Leavenworth for stealing from letters. Max Finkeman received two months in county jail for spiriting a person out of state. The judge denied freeing Walls’ forfeited bond after his Canada escape. Local notices report a rifle club shoot at White Sulphur Springs and various town visits and daily life notes. The Montana state board sold certain land improvements to the state land board for the state school fund.
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Ao Withese
John Wail
Bourquin
Walls
Canada
Wiliam Kellerman
Thomas Sherrock
Portman
Julia Nery Eit
Butte
Mabel Colting
G. Ke" Epencer
William Walter
Yes
Walter
Montana
Keangas
Ara
Jo Wetter
Thompson Buich
Almon Spencer
Havre
St. Mark's
Leon Frank Haley
Geacon
Diocese of
Albany
Royal Kenneth ‘Tucker
Milwaukee
Allen Carrington
Imis
Hugo Paul Joseph Selger
Olympia
Oday
Floyd J. Mynard
Great Falls
William 8. Watson
Dillon
Roy K. Tucker
Carbon County
Allen C. Prescott
Hugo P. J. Selinger
Baron
Choose the Right School Choose Right School
A historic notice promoting the Billings Polytechnic Institute near Billings Montana. It advertises a farm location three miles from Billings with no entrance exams and offers complete academic junior college work plus engineering, manual and domestic sciences, agriculture, commerce, and music. Girls reside in well appointed cottages under a university trained dean. Director Lewis T. Eaton invites families to request catalogs.
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Billings Polytechnic Institute
Billings
Lewis T. Eaton
Polytechnic
Mont
Booze In A Convert Prompts Tragic Act
Frank Diamon, once linked to a sensational fake murder story, was shot by backsliding Salvation Army convert Harry Meiver in a Waldorf saloon back room. Meiver, 74, had recently relapsed into drinking and faced jail after the incident on West Front Street. Diamon was struck in the left side and survived. Meiver is held at the county jail.
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Missoula
Frank Diamon
Diamon
Meagher
Menin
Lato
Salvation “Army
Harry
Mes Iver
MeIver
Waldorf
West Front ‘Street
Metver
Chet
Police
Kemp
Metverie
Deer Lodge News highlights local visits and relocations
Deer Lodge residents and visitors share travel and family updates. Cham bers family visited Missoula friends. Van Maneren from Tacoma heads to Lewistown to install heating at the Northern Pacific station. Dr. H Willard, formerly of Deer Lodge, visits Tacoma. William Patena moved to Anaconda. many others noted leaving for visits or new work, including Emma Darling mine workers, Rollie Harris, Dr Crabb, and Milwaukee car paymaster Ranney in town.
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Deer Lodge
T. RB. Chambers
Missoula
EE. Stucker
van Maneren
Tacmna
Lewistown
Willam Cuthbert
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Station, While the Latter Entere Short Vacation. Dr. H. Willard
Taecoma
William Patenor
Anaconda
Tarry Peck
Alelte
Ned Peterson
Anneanda
Peterson
W. Huthen
Hulben
Indiana
Rollie
Harris Teft
Heine
Snoderaeens
Avery
Butte
Georee M.crabb
Roseman
Milwaukee Way
Ranney
A.W. Wands
Chiensa
Mironinivision
State
Chicano
Paul Zulke
Door Lollee
Enolane
Milew City
Wausau
Wis
W. A. Chubbs
Paul
Aranapolis
Michigan City
Inn
Fred Kuttler
Seattle
Art Tawa
John Howe Ana
Dubuane
Towa
Charles Grice
Episco palan convention session details Helena 1915
The Episcopal convention in Helena devoted sessions to reading papers and reports from committees on temperance church federation and missionary work. Bishop Faber presided as Trewer moved duties, while reports urged wider church building in Montana, financial stewardship, and frank cooperation with other denominations.
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Tater Seaalon
Tom Feeting
Helena
Francis Ft. Bateman
James J. Craig
Charles F. Chapman
Messrs
WG. Messing
A. Prawle
Michel Tuber
Servier
Teev
Charles F. Chaman
Hutte
S. Gathy
Missoula
Teme
Montana
C. W. Mac
Rishon Trewer
Mahion Faber
Philipsburg News Briefs Highlight Local Summer News
Philipsburg residents hosted visitors including Misses Henrietta and Josephine Jones of Dillon and Mrs. Oscar L Thoreson. St Louis native Mrs John P Meyer arrived to join her husband at Granite Ti-Met. Durfees plan summer at home. Durfee family travels. Mining activity includes high grade silver ore shipments and district investment review by researchers Loomis Willey and Anderson. Local events cover Scottish rite banquet, train dispatchers convention, and a court date on Livingston water works case.
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Philipsburg
Henrietta
Josephine Jones
Dillon
Oscar L. ‘Thoreson
John P. Meyer
St. Louis
Offee
Adelaide Durfee
Irving Durfee
D. M. Durfee
Lawrence Hauck
Missoula
Little
Geraldine Bernard
Spokane
William Casey
R. Sloston
Boulder
Mondamin
George Miltenberger
Silver City
N. M
GL. Atwater
William” P. Hynes
Fred Reindl
B. B. Barnes
Denny Heaney
Hobo
Tu. A. Loomis
Philpsburg
J. 8
Willey
Jamestown
N.D
T.anderson
Stillwater
Minn
Livingston Travelers Return From Yellowstone Tour
Mr and Mrs F Dad of New Ulm Minn Mr and Mrs A W Bluhm of Austin and J J Kemkes of Essig Minn left by auto for home after touring Yellowstone National Park with a camping company They made their journey here over the Yellowstone trail Al Trager left for a Yellowstone tour and will accompany Robert Russell who previously joined a trip with the former Russell is wealthy and although he calls Al Dany N Y his home he spends near—
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Trager
E. W. Cross
Bull Mountain
Montana
Billings
MC. A
Fargo
N. D
Prost Lincoln
Yellowstone National Park
Livingston
F. Dad
New Uim
Minn
A. W. Bluhm
Austin
J.J. Kemkes
Essig
Yellowstone Trail
al Trager
Yellowstone Park
Robert Russell
Russell
al Dany
N.Y
Oneida Community Souvenir Spoons Offered to Subscribers
Spoons sold at ten cents each to sane standard subscribers who show receipts or pay subscriptions. Monthly paid entitles four spoons at ten cents. three months buys spoons at ten cents each. six months yields 24 spoons. one year 48 spoons. Non subscribers may use coupons. sale ends June last day. Mailing charges apply from Anaconda office of the Standard.
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Yndard
Oneida
Soldier on Leave Marries as Train Rides Home
The Tommy on leave for a brief holiday used part of his time to wed. On return, the ticket inspector checked his pass and, after seeing the marriage license, smiled and said the journey would be a very long and wearisome one, but not on this ticket.
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Tommy
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