Grand Commandery Knights Templars Conclave Opens
The twenty eighth annual conclave of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templars in Lewistown opens with Eminent Grand Commander J. H. Hall of Helena presiding. Helena confers the desrec kment of Malta and a reception follows, plus an evening concert by the Wisconsin University band. The next day officers are elected for the ensuing year.
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Lewistown
Grand Commandery of
Knights Templars
J. H. Hall
Helena
Desrec Kment
Malta
Wiedegman
Knigths
Knights
Judith Theater
Wisconsin University Band
J.B. Burlingame
Great Falls
Ilustrous
W. Charles Austin
Butte
Mhaster
W. H.C. Johnson
Missoni
S.J. Burgess
Hel- Sha
Cornelius Hedge
B. Ayers
Hutte
John French
F. Lewis
Boreman
Or. Lehman
Ward
Haskins
Sentinel
E. P. Baldwin
Glen
Government to Sell Beautiful Lakefront Lots in Montana
The government offers scenic lakefront parcels near Flathead Lake Montana. Lands vary in size from about two to four acres with access via roads to MisShia Ravalli Dixon and Plains. Prices not to be told below a cash price with time for payment. ideal for fruit garden or suburban homes near mountain views.
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Flathead
Taxe
Montana
United States
Tuiles Jong
Telenea
Mis Shia
Ravalli
Dixon
Plaing
Mont
Hifake
Roundup Hosts Musselshell Farmers Picnic
Thousands of Musselshell county farmers visited Roundup for a Marion park picnic hosted by the city and the Roundup Commercial club. About 3 000 attendees from surrounding areas enjoyed county hospitality as the club distributed 500 in scrip valid at local stores. Each adult received a 50 cent coupon and each child a 35 cent coupon on arrival.
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Musselshell County
Roundup
Marion Park
Scriphoney
Suit is Filed Over Flour Warehouse Injuries in Belgrade
Henry O Scheyett of Belgrade sues the Galatin Valley Milling Co for 25000 in damages for injuries from sacks falling while loading a carload of four at Belgrade on Aug 5 1914 The complaint claims the flour was piled so high in the warehouse that handling caused serious injuries and two operations were needed. Grace Clark visiting from missionary work in South Africa will attend the State Ep Worth League convention in Helena. Miss Clark a former Belgrade agricultural college president. Elmer Nielson goes to Great Falls for voice and piano studies. O Peck of Pony visiting Bozeman for business and former deputy clerk and recorder. Robert Ross Arthur Johnston and William Francis colored plead guilty in Justice Court to charges stemming from June 9 and receive 10 days in the county jail.
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Bozeman
Henry 0. Scheyett
Belgrade
Gallatin Valley Milling Company
Grace Claii
South Africa
Helena
Clark
Ghark Isa
Agricultural College
Notable Holland Wedding Unites Telling and Van Dyk Couple
Belgrade June 2 A wedding was held Tuesday night in Holland settlement the only valley area observing the Sabbath labor ban. Miss Jennie Telling and Peter Van Dyk wed at the Christian Reformed Church after a lengthy service in Holland language. The couple, handsome, will plan a ministry call in Michigan following Calvin College graduation.
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Belgrade
Holland Settlement
Jennie Telling
John Telling
Peter van Dyk
C. van Dyk
Garrett Kaiser
Holland Schools
Kosten
Calvin College
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Local Dillon Notes On Coroner Probe And Wool Trade
Coroner JC Ford and County Attorney Rep. Stephen Hiram Trendage led a Jackson visit over Cherter Samples death by lightning. The dead youth, 21, to be shipped home to Buden. A crowded court-house meeting discussed farm topics with Prof. Arnett. Wool from Shilton area 调 long shipments to eastern markets. Beaverhead County fair plans include using local horses and steers for events. The Chinook normal college annual reached readers, cement sidewalks and street surfacing advance in Dillon. Public playground Fourth of July plans led by Nyla Meweatt and Alise Dorris White with fireworks funded by local businessmen.
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Dillon
JC Ford
Stephe
Hiram Trendage
Jackson
Cherter
Intel
Arnett
Mr Rock
Shilton
Heston
Dillons
Madicon County
Lembi County
Idaho
Toundup
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Montana, State Normal College
Ghulthe
Shee Tate
Pacife Street
Wen Chapman
City Ensinicer
Tolaho
Ore
Htelena
Hesery
Mire Nyla Meweatt
Alise Dorris White
Local Notes and Legal Roundup From Stevensville and County
Visitors plan travels to San Francisco and Oak-Tana while residents greet friends. Rawaras arrive from Conner for a short stay. John McLaughlin, Stevensville blacksmith, greets townsfolk. Henry J. Spooner released on $1,000 bond after cattle theft charge. Charles Ewing pleads guilty to lodging house clothes theft and gets one year in prison. Commissioner Harper tests coast prospects, away four weeks. George Bates resigns as Bitter Root irrigation ditch rider, to join government forest service after July 1.
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C. J. Hawking
San Francisco
Miss Bergland
Oak- Tana. S
Rawaras
Conner
John McLaughlin
Stevensville
Henry J. Spooner
Charles Ewing
Scandia
Durelary ‘Thesday
Deer Lodge
KR. L. Harper
George Bates
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Company
Government Forest Service
Three Forks News Roundup of Local Events
Howard Shephard underwent an appendectomy at Three Forks hospital after a Wednesday admission. Cleve Young and Rex Roberts traveled to Aadersbore for business matters. The new Milligan schoolhouse on the north Bench cost about 1200 dollars and features a heating plant and a fine water well. Mrs Paul and family planned a Chicago visit for a month to see relatives. Luke Binns and Andrew Plett had a car mishap returning from Cherry Creek, with minor injuries. Mr Avery assisted them that evening.
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Three Forks
Howard Shephard
Cleve Young
Rex Roberts
Aadersbore
Milligan
Paul ,Thomas
Henry
Richard
Elizabeth
Chicago
Mie
Bietler
Luke Binns
Andrew Plett
Cherry Creek
Black's Hill
Avery
Carruthers in Critical Condition at Missoula Hospital
J L Carruthers of Vietor an elder Bitterroot resident and leader in local agriculture lies critically ill at the Bitters hospital after an operation last Saturday. Despite initial improvement complications arose and friends fear he may not recover as doctors monitor his condition hourly.
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Missoula
J. J. Carruthers
Vietor
Bitter Toot
Stevensville Creamery
Ravalli County Farmers’ Society of Equity
Bitters’ Hospital
Mhe Carruthers
Hamilton News Drill Team Heads to Conclave
June 24 Hamilton report notes Beamer commandery Knights Templars drill team members Prentiss Grafton Wagner Hart Chaffin Conkey Welliver Young travel to Lewiston with ten others to join Missoula group for Conclave in Lewiston they plan to return Saturday Nadia Chambers and Alma Bergland depart for San Francisco.
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Hamilton
John ‘Treece
Victor
B. Prentiss
McHenry Grafton
J. Wagner
HL. Hart
C. Chaffin
Conkey
B. M. Welliver
W. L. Young
Lewistown
Missoula
Beamer Commandery
The
Knights Templars
Nadia Chambers
Religious Conventions Hear Reports At Helena
Helena June M reports from the state Christian Endeavorers and Baptist Young People societies show conventions in session with readings from committees and core reports. A street meeting drew delegates from all conventions as they planned Saturday activities.
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Helena
Kpwortt
Christian Endeavorers
Baptist Young People’s Society
Jury Deliberates on Rob ert Hunter Murder Case
Missoula June 24 The fate of Robert Hunter in a murder trial over Robert Tenn of Kalispell was left to the jury at 3 30 this afternoon with a verdict not yet returned. Prosecutor Webster and defense attorney Thomas Lone reviewed key points as witnesses testified. The courtroom mood grew tense as Mrs Hunter and the defendant’s sister wept and the widow of the slain man listened intently to every reference to her husband.
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Missoula
Robert Hunter
Robert Tenn
Kalispell
Ary
Duncan
Thomas Lone
Hunter
Webster
Erickson
Lansing Confirmed as Secretary of State Amid Celebrations
Washington reports President Wilton announced Robert Lansing as secretary of state. Officials and diplomats witnessed the oath and congratulatory messages poured in from high officials and former secretary Hrgan. Lansing will lead the State Department and assume duties in Washington.
Motor theft ring linked to Kansas City leaders charged
A Kansas City case involves a theft ring with 74 motor vehicles seized over three years. Prosecutors say the ring, led by a group known as Wet Hand, has about $800,000 in losses attributed to their actions. Authorities declare the suspects are held for further court action.
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Kansas City
Mon
Ice
Sea Trip Won Mr Van Essen A French War Refugee Bride
In New York a quiet wedding linked J C Van Essen of London and Charlotte Christine Balland a French war refugee. The romance began three months earlier in England after Miss Balland agreed to marry him before his sudden departure for America. Upon arrival the couple wed aboard the same vessel as fears of German submarines and aerial threats filled passengers. Miss Balland, from the Marne region, faced a war torn home as they sealed their vows.
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New York
J.C. van Essen
London
Charlotte Christine Balland
France
England
Miss Balland
Mr. van Essen
Fela
America
County Trustees Association Aims for Permanent Montana Network
Superintendent H A Davee leads plans to organize county school trustees and clerks across Montana. The program envisions a simple structure with five member executive committee and local hosts. Annual county meetings will discuss common concerns and close with a self funded dinner. Additional meetings statewide will extend reach to remote areas.
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H. A. Davee
Montana
Davee
Teach County
Slugging Beats the Macrae Aggregation in Anaconda News
Rowden earns the win as Dorling and Tess Matty drive in runs. The article notes heavy hitting and multiple pitchers used in the contest with Anaconda taking a lead in a rugged clash.
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Macrae
Rowden
Dorling
Tess Matty
Rams
Exhibition Ball Game Notes and Funeral Service
An account of MacRae and opponents in a recent exhibition ball game includes mentions of players Domitrovich Horvath Swanson Hauser Bowers and Halloran with pitching by Collins and Bowden outlines innings and errors. The article also notes a funeral service for W. cnanmer to be held in the Elks hall with Rev J Le Craig officiating.
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A. Domitrovich
Horvath
Wanton
Roe
Domitrovich
Han
Sivtiday
Collins
Roach & Smith oLooszont Machine
Horvach
Swanson
Hil
Hauser
Bowers
Fund
Bowden
Baten
Boling
balle-Shiliiday
Tritun Bare
Roach & Smith
Machias ‘Lott
Ionch & Sun
Mt Trae
Leonard
Wren
Chers
Matty Halloran
Mauters
Matty
Bratts
Ninowen
Swanson U
Mates
Phin June
MacRae
Danner
Marty Mianioran
W. . Cnanmer Wit
Elks’ Hall
Rock
J. le Craig
Fire destroys ten autos in Stanford garage blaze
A Stanford garage fire destroyed ten autos with $20 000 in losses and no insurance. Origin of the blaze is unknown. Also reported an attempt on a Yellowstone River bridge where a man either fell or jumped into the river and drowned. high water and swift current hinder recovery.
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Stanford
Jawkstown
Here
Iltings
Veen
Yellowstone Rheer
A. T. Wilkinton
Cntit Hanes
Copper wire thieves caught by railroad officer
Early yesterday morning officer Werner Olson of the B A T Railway company captured three men found with a large amount of copper wire. The suspects Frank Gross John Sugina and John Stanovich were taken to jail. Local residents Mrs Ja Sharenberg and Miss Ray Hanley were visiting relatives in Kalispell and Butte. A garage on Commercial Avenue was mentioned in the fragment.
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Ja Sharenberg
Kalispell
Joseph St. Jean
Ray Hanley
Butte Tx
Trose
Phoebe St. Jean
Omcer
Will McAndrews
Someer
Werner Olson
B.A. & T Railway Company
Raa
Frank Gross
John Sugina
John Stanovich
Court hears tense assault case in White Sulphur Springs
In White Sulphur Springs on June 21 the state’s case against Fred Lewis for second degree assault failed to secure a guilty verdict after the jury’s verdict. Mrs Anderson and her husband clashed with a witness outside the courthouse during a recess. Judge Spencer warned both sides to avoid repeating such conduct.
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White Sulphur Springs
Fred Lewis
Judith Gap
Lewis
G. Anderson
Anderson
Meriammat
Spencer
Michael “O’connell
George
Inp
Thomas A. Fierkin
SM. Billington
Butte
Emistom
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J. L. Carruthers
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Washington
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Hrgan
State Department
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SEA Trip
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Mie, Charlotte GhpishNe Balland
Uv. C. van Essen
County Trustees Association
Anaconda News
Noac
Macrae, An
Mra
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Seattle
M. P Linden
A.D. Lawin
Boston
G.B._Crockett
Spokane
Ito Ward
James ‘T. Him
G. BE. Alkere
W. Z. Tyman
G. D. Lounsbery
L. Dosehert
H.R. Robbins
Pullman
Wash
S.C. Ring
C.C. Gibson
Georgetown
Inert
Southern Cross
Hindebeck
Sant Monica
Cal
Tania Cox
New Yorku
J. Soldner
Newport
Chicao
John T
Kirkup
Portland
Leon Groff
Willow Glen
RJ. Cobban
Buttes
C.V. Sonyne
Woodbine
Noach & Smith AR. Hauser
St Ean
Widund
de. Lamarnd
Russell
Franke
Wenner
Daniel Frohman
Virginia Pearson
Owen Moore
Alcazar
Vitagraph
Lillian Walker
Bwart Overton
Charles Chaplin
Mabel
Dad
Selig
Gol
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
Anconda
Bellnone
PaIo Saings
Anaconda National Bank Capital
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