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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1914

Page

11

Indictments Handed Down by Federal Grand Jury

Helena June 22 Sixteen more indictments were returned today with most charging bootlegging on the Flathead reservation or the sale of liquor to Indians. Names include James Matt Dennis Listerhis Joseph Bonaparte Parney Wilkerson Harold Grand Ed Turns James W. Murray George Fletcher James Burk C F Boyles and Samuel Malehorn Fa Pirtle alias Ea Dempsey. Also Harry von Kuen pleaded guilty to bootlegging with sentence deferred and Edward Duggan and George Pickles faced trial dates of July 1 for counterfeiting and immoral trafficking respectively. The National Mercantile Co of Vancouver failed to block state blue sky law enforcement as well.

Helena Harry von Kuen Flathead Spectal Bourquin Van Edward Duggan Glendive Billings George Pickles Grace Roswell Pocafell Idaho Dillon Bourguin National Mercantile Company of Vancouver William Keating Grand Jury Flathead Reservation James Matt Dennis Listerhis Joseph Bonaparte Parney Wilkerson Harold Grand James W. Murray George Fletcher James Burk C.F. Boyles Samuel Malehorn Fa Pirtle Ea Dempsey Anna Wortman Mutte Salt Lake

Twin Bridges News Update From June Farm Rural Life

In Twin Bridges on June 23 farmers report unusually heavy growth due to rains and warm weather with alfalfa fields yielding two to three tons per acre. Mrs. Robert Page dies in Arco while visiting grandson Rev. Ford Burch. Local grain elevator ships grain to make space for the coming crop. C E Dutton arrives from Helena to camp on the Big Hole ranch. Ada Barshaw marries Adolph Stewart at the bride’s parents home, with relatives present.

Twin Bridges Robert Page Arco Idaho Page Ford Burch Aro C.E. Dutton C. H. Gilman Big Hole Helena C. E. Lick Dillon Ada Archie Barshaw Butte Adolph Stewart William Stewart

Hohenstein party heads to Yellowstone with Waxons

Three Forks report lists the Hohenstein party including Miss Ritchey and Mr. Hohensstein and others traveling to Yellowstone. Also noted are trips by Sam Crouch and P. M. Abbott to Butte, and E. M. Boyer party plans eastward travel via Milwaukee with a Deer Lodge homecoming.

Three Forks Hohenstein Yellowstone B. B. Ferris Seattle Plo Piagerald Buchan, Douglas, Davies Williams Robert Hines Lewintown Deer Lodge Win Thomas Ralston Ranch

Bank at Whitetail seeks First National of Whitetail with $25000 capital

The Treasury Department received an application to organize the First National Bank of Whitetail in Montana. Five stockholders named are Charles Wiper A A Wiper MB Green T L Wiper and M B Greene. The proposed bank would have a capital of 25000 dollars.

Pec Vispaten Vo Ine Sancara Washington Treasury Department Charles Wiper A. A. Wiper MB. Green T. L. Wiper M. B. Greene First National Bank of Whitetail Mont

Montana Committees Named for Panama Exposition

The executive committee of Montana appointed numerous state committees for the Panama Exposition in San Francisco. Appointees include Sheep and Wool led by F C Selva and John Holliday, Aut Horses with L B Cronk and C. X. Larabie, Horticultural chaired by M L, Red Lodge representatives, Mines and Mining led by E P Mathewson, and Lumber with John Van Hook and C H Bardson among others.

Montana San Francisco F. C. Selva Jon John D. Holliday Helen Clary Great Fails Lewis “Penwell Metena J. M. Tolman Red Lodge John Mr. Burke Bri Cronk Coberg William “Woodlings C. X. Larabie Alder Guy Crandall Miles City C. J. McNamara Big Sanity Cattie Chartes 1 Power Helena M. Boardman Helena _ mers Man Charr Red Lodge P. Griffin Su Horticultural M. L Fred Whiteside Kallip Iran Joliet Sloan Ierathon Clifford Rittenour Plains Mines and Mining E. P. Mathewson Anaconda J.P. W.R Kal Iapell Sam Boyd Henderson Leo H. Faust Libby Milling Chart Nderhook Bozois Bozeman

Mrs Cotter Goes to Reno to Seek Divorce

Herena June 71 report states Mamie Cruse Cotter traveled to Reno Nevada on her own accord to obtain a divorce from Harry G Cotter claiming she hated him. A probate hearing on her 16000 dollar estate to millionaire father Thomas Cruse will conclude tomorrow over objections. Two divorce complaints had been filed but were not pursued.

Herena Mamie Cruse Cotter Reno Nev Harry G. Cotter Henry M. Rae Thomas Cruse Tomor Te Reece

Local visitors and returns noted in town postings

Visitors and arrivals listed include Mrs. visiting relatives before returning home, William Schaftaraick returning from a business trip to Livingston and Butte, and C P Ferguson of Butte taking charge of the city electric plant. Ten Stevens J B McQuitty and others from Harlowton visited for business, with mourners attending Mrs M T Grande’s funeral in Lennon.

William Schaftaraick Livingston Butte C.P. Ferguson City Electric Ten Stevens McQuitty Lee Hash W.N. Smith W. C. Qualls Harlowton Lennon

Epworth League Meet Opens as Delegates Arrive

Billings records show Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church delegates arriving in numbers for its annual convention. Sessions run morning, afternoon, and evening with a concluding mass meeting. Dr HT McLain of New York attends as temperance society secretary. more than 300 delegates expected.

Billings State Epworth League the Methodist Episcopal Church Ciety HT Mclain New York The Temperance Society of the Methodist Church

Hamilton Fourth of July boxing card in town

Danny Canninge of Butte fights Tommy Dixon of Kansas City under Bitter Root Athletic Club auspices with Eddie Carroll in the prelim. The Bitter Root Driving club held a matinee at the fairgrounds plus a four and a half furlong race between Waballan and Sir Biakley. The Fourth program lists sunrise salute parade speech horse races ball game with Corvallis, dusk masque carnival with a seven piece orchestra, and ducking and field sports. Episcopal convention attendees depart. Andy Loftus visits Butte.

Waballan Sir Biakley J. F. Torrence Grand Street Hamilton Corvallis J. W. Heywart C. L. Hoffman Diocese of the Episcopal Church Butte Andy Loftus

Dillon News highlights and social notes from June issue

Dillon July 23 issue compiles scattered social updates. Names like Minnie Zetta Gilbert Alma Morse Leah O'Brien and Morris Moore appear alongside visits from Mrs Tower Johnson of Portland and E Barry of Butte. Local business figures and clergy travel notes frame a snapshot of small town life with upcoming weddings and community events.

Dillon Harey Willams Anata Sonoor Heal' Palace Tak Weed Dillon Bakery Minnie Mins Zetta Gilbert Tiinola Ditton Etty Kheta Alma Morse South Taaho Street Padhey Calgary Alberta Pony Oscar Johnson Portland Mary UeBelen Dilton Tower Aire Johnson Sure Ren Mise Leah O'Brien Sheridan Mise Lare Mack Morris Moore Mise O'Brien Mise E. Barry Butte Automobile Hu A. Meafee Mane ‘Ager Mountain States Telephone Fand. Telegraph. Company Tutte Ts Dutt Hens Crittenden Bz Stevenson Faith Olmstead-Stevenson Comepany

Anaconda Elks Plan Joint Picnic and Events

A joint Elks committee from Silver Bow lodge 240 Butte and Anaconda lodge 229 organized a Deer Lodge picnic for Sunday July 26 with special trains from Butte and Anaconda. The program features tug of war and baseball, races, a greased pig chase, egg race, custard eating, and an oriental dance sideshow, plus Missoula Elks joining by special train and prizes for the most impressive stunts.

Deer Lodge Elks of Silver Bow Lodge Butte Anaconda Lodge Anaconda F. B. Hall W. C. Wyckoft William Cosgrove Fred Perkins Joe Coy Hance Ir Elks Missoula

Mathematical Cop In Paris In Brooklyn Eagle

Paris correspondence describes Costy a Paris gendarme imagined as a Brooklyn cop who counts letters in every word. His gift isolates him from normal duties, as he cannot read headlines or enjoy letters, worrying his chief and provoking public sympathy for his peculiar condition. A side note defends oysters from typhoid fears, noting they rest in cold weather.

Paris Brooklyn Eagle Costy Brooklyn Mexico

White Sulphur News Highlights Local Visits And Arrivals

White Sulphur Springs notes show John Berkin of Butte visiting the valley to tend interests. Mrs. Mark Hanley and Mrs. Harold Berry of Butte stay with sister Mrs. William G. Whetstone at the Berkin ranch. County Attorney A C Linn journeys to Lennep. N B Smith attends funeral of Mrs M Grande. Wana Genman vacationing in Long Beach. G C Perkins of Harlowton acts as sheriff after Robert Menzies death until Under Sheriff George Nagues is appointed. Lewis Jenkins to spend summer with grandparents W T Bord. Mrs Spencer Crosty of Anaconda also listed.

White Sulphur Springs John Berkin Butte Mark Hanley Harold Berry William G. Whetstone Berkin Ranch A. C. Linn Lennep N. B. Smith M. Grande Wana Genman Long Beach Cal William ‘Vealy Missoula G._C. Perkins Harlowton Robert Menzies George Nagues Lewis Jenkins W.T. Bord Spencer Crosty Anaconda

Livingston Briefs Highlight Local Actions and Petitions

A. W. Miles aims to save the United States government cents by drafting a check to recover rent from the old post office. The government will move to the new federal building. Yellowstone bears head to Spokane parks. Kenneth Buschman visits from Red Wing en route to Yellowstone. Charles T. Sacket and Thomas Durgan file petitions for county offices in the upcoming primary. Licenses to wed granted to Roy W. Williams Emma M. Eckl and George F. Boddy Daisy Moran.

Livingston A. W. Miles United States C. A. Burg Federal Building Mes Ufe Post Office Yellowstone Ational Park Spokane Kenneth Buschman Red Wing J. J. Clark Canyon Yellowstone Park Charles T. Sacket Thomas Durgan Sacket Durgan Roy W. Williams Emma M. Eckl Billings George F. Boddy Daisy Moran Boxeman

British Admiralty weighs floating self-contained repair ship

The British Admiralty debates building a massive floating factory capable of performing most vessel repairs without dry docking. The proposed, self-contained platform would handle extensive maintenance and repair tasks while afloat, potentially transforming naval repair logistics.

Mwuiralty

Oyster health report delays winter season 19th century

The Journal of the American Medical Association notes movement ceases and feeding stops, indicating oysters become free from sewage exposure in the remaining months of the year. Though this information arrives too late for the 1816 winter, it forecasts a clean bill of health for the 1814 season.

Early American Navy Birth and Ship Plans

In 169 era terms the continental congress learns two British transports laden with war munitions sailed to Quebec. Congress, aiming to reinforce supplies, plans building two sailers carrying 10 guns, then on October 30 1775 decides to add two more ships and a list of officers is drafted with Wisek Hopkins as commander in chief and Paul Jones among lieutenants.

Continental Congress Engand Quebec Congress Naval Committee Wisek Hopkins Paul Jones

Powerful forest cycles kept for firefighting in Black Hills

Forest service caches powerful two person firefighting machines in the Black Hills of South Dakota for immediate use at Custer and Deadwood. The district court of Montana reports Pauline Desjardine sues Paul Desjardine for dissolution of marriage, citing desertion and abandonment plus neglect to provide support over at least three years. the filing dated June 24, 1914, with first publication June 2.

Forest Service Black Hills South Dakota Custer Deadwood Third ‘Telat Montana Deer Lodge Pauline Desjardine Paul Desjardine Ml, M'Dermopt

Ondei Koski Family Funeral Details

The notice states the funeral for Ondei Koski will be held tomorrow at the Sherman and Treed funeral chapel in the afternoon, with interment in Mountain View Cemetery. It also mentions Jarvisy Gas in a separate line, with a funeral at the same chapel and burial in Mountain View, led by Rev Hud.

Koski Jones Sherman & Teed Prure Mountain ‘View Cemetery Inte Gas Jarvisy Earden Andrew Oseorns Summit ‘Street St. Gown's Episcopal Church F Ghanian Joseph Richards Montana Butte Bell Phone

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Andar Federal Twin Bridges News Supreme Court Cure Galata Carl D. Borton Glasgow W. le Ferguson Conrad Earle F. Angell D. H. Morgan Carl E. Cameron W. C. Russell Ambrose H. Beckett Edwin P. Kelly John Eliott T. Marquis Clyde Park George H Charles R. McClare Lewistown Great Falls J. Kerlin pat"Carney Waterloo C. C. Haines B. J. Kieinbesselink Tig ‘Timber A. J. Brower Kalispell C. B. Griffin Havre Gratne A. A. Atkingon C. 1. Wentworth Fred Sumner James Griffin Chienook George Beckwith St. Inatins J. A. Wright Havrey Spth T.H. Busteed Busted L. L. Userignt Jollet Mrs. Cotter Aring Thomas Hamilton News Dillon News Joy Makin’s Prince Albert Jimmy Prince Albert Tobacco P. A R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO Winston-Salem, N. C Anaconda News Powell Warsusan Hsland Mediterranean Hyeres Strait Toulon Briegisland Popular Mechanics Magazine White Sulphur News Livingston News Birth OF the Navy Leaal John W. James Plaintiff Ondei Sherman & Reed Undertakers and Knt East Broadway J, Walsh East Park Street e—Delt Larry Duggan Undertaker North Main St Relt Ind
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