State convention selects Butte as next meeting site
Helena June 26 The state convention of the Eagles selected Butte as next year s meeting place, elected W A Lo presiding and officers including Ed Whalen Miles City inside guard and John Martin Livingston outside guard. A committee will report on establishing an Eagles home at Roundup. Frank Kouitz named foreman at A J Davis ranch. Miss Lucy Young and Burton Heltzel wed in Whitehall. Judge Roy A passes on emergency ordinance in Lewistown club case clarifying express emergency requirement. Delegates and wives plan entertainment for July conventions. Hob City to headline July 4 card with Phil Kearney. mining stake near Kendall eyed.
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Helena
Fagies
Butte
Montana State Band
W. A. Lopast
Worthy State Farms
Billings
Pres
Ed Whalen
Miles City
John Martin
Livingston
John” W
Frank Kouitz
A. J. Davis Ranch
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Davis Ranch
Lucy Young
Burton Heltzel
Whitehall
Bozeman
Montana
A. J. Kay
Lewistown
Roy A
Club
Lewistown Club
Ayers
Oregon
E. Peterson
Montana Press Association
Moore
Hob City
Phil Kearney
W. G. Moore
Moccasin Mountains
Kendall
Colorado Springs
Funeral for Mrs Paul to Be Held at the Falls
Mrs Mary C Paul aged about 68 died yesterday in Bozeman and her funeral will be held in Great Falls to be laid beside her husband who died four years ago. The Pauls were early settlers of Gallatin valley and Davenport family ties recall their long residence in Willow Creek Three Forks and later Great Falls. Mrs Paul came from Maine and came west with A W Paul in 1860s setting up toll bridges and telegraph work before moving to Great Falls.
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Bozeman
Mary C. Paul
Greatalle
Paul
Gallatin Valley
Sunlight Mining hires 25 men for development work
Whitehall reports Sunlight Mining company employing 25 men for development work as of June in Whitehall. Details of site tasks and project scope are not provided in the scant lines.
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Whitehall
Sunlight Mining Company
Byrnes infant dies at one year five months old
Liola C Byrnes infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Byrnes died at home 288 Halon street aged 1 year 5 months. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Remains of an unidentified man are at Sherman Revd Undertaking Parlors. Relatives of late Matt Jones extend thanks for floral offerings.
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Matt Jones
Alexander White
Scobe
J Walsh eater and Emhalmer at 125 East Park Street
A fragment notes a person named J Walsh with occupations eater and Emhalmer located at 125 East Park Street. Details are incomplete and unclear in the visible text.
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East Park Street
Hentunen Mrs Dies. Funeral Plans Pending
The obituary notes Mrs Hentunen aged about 10 years at 12 Ks a street, with the body moved to Tidhards' parlors. A funeral notice is expected in later papers. She attended Joseph's Episcopal Church and was survived by family relations mentioned in the notice.
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Hentunen
Tags
Montis
Hensee Ee Joseph's Episcopal Church
Chee
Enone
Dillon News items mix of deaths marriages and crops report
Dillon June 24 Mrs Sophia Axe Beaverhead county resident since 1866 dies at home. Born Ashland Ohio TH years ago she married Nathaniel Axe in 1838. He pioneer of Montana died 1899. The Axes crossed plains to settle a ranch now part of Dillon. A jail official pleaded guilty to forging a judge's name on a worthless check. Catherine Halliwell and Joseph Moore wed at Dillon. Licenses issued to John A Swafford and Velma Maddox. Funeral held at Rose Catholic Church. The deceased son of Mr and Mrs W Pourummey died at State hospital two days ago aged 2. Graduation exercises held at normal training school. certificates awarded. Dr Grant Finch presented trophies for field day. Crop reports show rye tall, winter wheat oats and barley advanced. dry farmers optimistic despite rainfall uncertainty.
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Dillon
Sophia Axe
Beaverhead County
Ehims
A. J. Barrett
Ing
J.B. Poindexter
Catherine Halliwell
Joseph Moore
Gilmore, Maho
Dilton
Father Foley
John A. Swafford
Velma Maddox
Melcote
Ditlo
Rose Catholic Church
Boya
Grant. Finch
Drowned boy of Noble family in Tongue River incident
In Miles City on June 26 the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Noble of the Dearing ranch near the city drowned yesterday in the Tongue river just by the house. The body reportedly surfaced after a bystander placed woven wire across the ditch at Maynes avenue where the river crosses the ditch.
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Miles City
Arthur Noble
Dearing
Harry Fenrall
Maynes Avenue
Woman Walks 12 Hours Daily Across Yellowstone Parks
Mrs MoH Peart of Gardiner New York Pa travels Yellowstone on foot from Gardiner to lake camp and back, surviving on a strict diet of bread and juice. She has claimed long hikes in Switzerland and other places, saying her diet keeps her healthy and she does not push her lifestyle on others.
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Livingston
Moh, Peart
Yellowstone National Park
Gardiner
Westchester
Lake Camp
Combh Fide
Switzerland
Immoral trafficking case ends with 13 month sentence
In federal court Pirte pled guilty to importing Nona Wright from Sheridan Wyoming to Great Falls for immoral purposes. He received 13 months on McNeill's Island Washington. Indictment for taking another girl from Butte to Salt Lake was dismissed. A new post office opens at Hopp Chouteau County with Wilhelm Mt Hopp as postmaster. Fred E. Tasa named postmaster at Fla Ville succeeding Martha M. Bledgoe who resigned.
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Fed
Pirte
Nona Wright
Sheridan
Wyo
Great Falls
McNeill
Commission Upheld by Attorney General on Rates
Helena June. Attorney General Kelly says the state railroad commission may set different outbound and inbound freight rates when justified by conditions and public welfare. The ruling emphasizes discretionary power to establish separate rates for outgoing business if conditions warrant.
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Helena
Kelly
State Railroad Commission
Philipsburg News Briefs From June 26
Valentine Jacky, a Missoula real estate man and former Philipsburg business figure, visited the city yesterday. Philipsburg’s baseball team will travel to Drummond Sunday for their season opener. Fred Lutz has recovered from injuries after a horse trampling and can return to work. Clayton Kay, stepson of Robert McDonel, broke one ankle bone while bucking a horse, with only partial recovery. Mrs. Harry Morgan and Mrs. William T Calhoun hosted the Coterie club and husbands, enjoying cards and lunch. Philipsburg Press, the town’s Democratic weekly, will move to Superior Montana and be renamed Mineral County Press, under Ross Hargrave. Hargrave previously ran Granite County News. The move marks a shift in local political press from Philipsburg.
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Philipsburg
Valentine Jacky
Missoula
Drummond
Fred Lutz
Clayton Kay
Robert McDonel
Harry Morgan
William T Calhoun
Coterie Club
William B. Calhoun
Charles Rawson
Fred Geiger
Allan McDonald
Edward Hal Tard
Chauncey Kennedy
J. W. Holmes
M. E. Doe
Harts Miller
James Tickey
Cireles
Philipsburg Press
Superior
Mont
Ross Hargrave
Philipsburg Mat
Granite County News
Mineral County Press
New County
Democratic Party
Hargrave
State fair prizes and building contract awarded
Helens board announced a prize of 1.0 to be awarded for exhibits of non irrigated crops at the state fair. John Drybursh received the contract to construct the horticultural building costing 2402 dollars in two installments. Miles City noted the Custer massacre anniversary with flags at half mast for the first observance in years.
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Miles City
Prohibitionists Finish With Overflow Meeting
Portiana reports the second day of the state prohibition conference filled the Central library assembly hall. W F Lough former Indiana prohibition chairman spoke as a national committee representative. W S Uren independent governor candidate was endorsed and spoke on Practical Politics. The conference schedules final lessons Saturday. New Victor records for July are on sale at Orton Brow 216-218 North Main Street.
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W. F. Lough
Prohibition Forces of
Indiana
National Committee
U'Ren
Victor
Orton Brow
Noren
Butte
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