Montana Mining Association Formed In Helena For Statewide Revival
Secretary L S Ropes announced the Montana Mining Association aims to revitalize the industry through a state wide push. A June 21 meeting led to the formation with committees led by Sam D Gora, Chas D Greenfield, and Geo L Ramsey to organize membership, publicity, finance, labor, legislation, and transport.
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L. S. Ropes
Montana Mining Association
Montana
Ropes
Helena
Ation
Seceasurer
Orat
Visory
Sam D. Gora
Chas. D. Greenfield
Geo. L. Ramsey
Chas. E. Fryberger
Page
Granite County
W. J. McCormick
Missoula
Paul Pratt
Libby
Alex Leggat
Butte
Bailey Block
Mont
More Cups. Schilling Tea Appeals to Practical Shoppers
Schilling Tea emphasizes value with its broad line of fine practical economical teas. The campaign targets budget conscious households seeking reliable everyday brews without sacrificing flavor or quality.
Banquet Scenes and Local Notes From Livingston
Eastern Star lodge hosts banquet honoring past matrons and patrons with many Bozeman attendees. Notables include Mesdames Short, Kapp, Frank, Lanphear, Leighton, Shaeffer, Stark, Natich, Monroe, Humphreys, Mason, and others. Also reports on Abe Freeman, a Park county resident with mental health questions, Navy cadet Arthur Johnson, school eighth graders’ picnic and diplomas, and local infrastructure and travel updates near Yellowstone park.
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Warn, Springs
J. E. Boats
Boats
Chrie Smith
Lizzie Sahm
Oleon
N.Y
George Tate
Rhea Runice
Minneapolis
J. T. Moon
Arthur Johnson
Aaron Johnson
Annapolis
Maryland
United States Naval Academy
Johnson
Mary Rossick
Pacific ‘Coast
Pine Creek
H. Lasho
Washington
Dern Points
Order of
Abor Hak
R. 0. Kelley
Toledo
James E. Widener
Cleveland
H. J. Knight
Missoula
J. J. Cortes
Seattle
J. Titon
N. J
Yellowstone
National Park
Lewistown June wedding and local crimes report
Lewistown hearing covered a June 26 wedding for Miss Antai Later at St Ben's Church with Father Mueller officiating. The groom John M. Novotne is a Lewistown clerk and faced forged check allegations defended by Mayor Shar Marshall. Separate notices reported Theodore Waller Jr drowning near Boxelder and long-time county resident King denied. Funeral plans and local drive preparations were noted.
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Lewistown
Antai
Wrank
St Alan
Mueller
Ben's Chureh
Mary. Lester
Arro
Sivekman
John M. Novotne
Kenit
King
Sal- Army
Pergus
Judith Club
T Taylor
Otten
Gallatin High to Add Teacher Training Course
Bozeman June 21 The Gallatin county school board plans a teachers training course next year at Gallatin High as part of the junior and senior high school program. Mrs Bickel Brown of Berkeley Cal has been elected to lead the new course after fitting qualifications. Professors Wert and Nicolet reshuffle staff with Annie Breneman and Miss Ribble joining faculty. Fernads to teach freshman English.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County Med School Board of Trustees
Birr
Ekervice
Bickel Brown
Berkeley
Cal
Universi Columbia ‘College of California
Tolato
Nevada
Califo
County
Forrest Wertas
Wesleyan i
Hall. Staehting
MerVscaoning
Bic Baadens
Jan Nellie A
State Teachers’ College
Dar Falls, Tows
Mfist Nicolet
Ansints Ant
Mise
Nicole
Shippers Protest Loss of Transit Privilege
Shippers in Montana and nearby districts oppose a state railroad commission plan to end the “in transit” carload transfers. Hearings will be held by the regional freight committee in Portland to decide the change. The measure mainly harms smaller communities while larger cities may avoid broad impact.
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Montana
Washington
State Railroad ‘Commission
Portland
Green
Hoss
Prs
Helena
Weil Bilston
Aft
Histon Deater
Selena
Metena
Elliston Ceater
Organize to Stop Stock Stealing in Helena June
A Helena stockmen association plans to guard diversified interests and distribution, filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary. Key figures White Haerspurg and Bud Poe are named among directors as the group mobilizes neighborhood support.
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Helena
June
Satlonie
Ana
Walt On
Rabores White Haerspurg
Bud Poe
Itukers Ware
Dillon County Commissioners Survey Badger Pass Crossing Plan
County officials and Surveyor Chapman visited Badger Pass to review a proposed change to the crossing that would reduce rock drift and snow. The Nodroad crew remains on site, while residents seek action to prevent automobile crossing dangers. Joe Madden was convicted this morning for passing a crudely written check using the alias Sir Henry Craver and sentenced to one to three years in the state penitentiary at Deer Hodge. Texsavation work on paving progresses. housing for workers improves as summer cottage towns form near the normal college. Hay prices rise with scarce future crops, and larger ranches plan limited harvests while Brewers reserve most stock feed.
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Chapman
Badger Pass
Joe" Madden
State Penitentiary
Deer Hodge
Madden
Sir Henry Craver
Sheepsrower
Atresia
Cottag
Ven
Normal College
Testimony Ends In Smith Trial In Helena District Court
In Helena the Smith sedition trial reached a closing phase as defense rested at noon and the judge instructed the jury in the afternoon. The state argued the defendant’s connection to the Hutte Bulletin made him responsible for the editorial, even without writing it. Cross examination continued with questions about future intent to influence public opinion.
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Helena
District Court
R. B. Smith
Hutte Bulletin
Consel
J. Re
Attore Donovan
Se Mue
Council of Defence
Smith
Ition Hy
Referendum Election Called by Governor Helena June 2
Governor Stewart proclaims Tuesday September 1919 as the referendum election date. Electors will vote on measures for primary law direct nominations, a boxing and wrestling athletic commission, and related party nomination rules. Referendum No 13 covers primary law changes and state convention procedures. Referendum No 14 concerns boxing and wrestling under veteran home management.
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Helena
SV. Stewart
Athletic ‘Commission
Mal Monta
Selectio County
Sol
Eureka lad found dead in creamery basement
In Walla Walla Washington a young man named Jane Fred Beaubien about 19 was found dead this morning in the basement of a local creamery where he worked briefly. Police and Mont. reports say investigators seek Beaubien's next of kin as details remain unclear.
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Eureka Lad
Creamery
Walla Walla
Wash
Janefred Beaubien
Beaubi
Mont
William
Neise de of
Beaubien
Ance Vente
Boy Falls to Death From Hotel Window
A boy fell from a hotel window and died. The incident is reported with limited details about his health and family background. The body will be taken to a cemetery tomorrow for burial.
Stockmen Seek Outside Grazing In Montana Region
Montana stockmen plan to send cattle to Minnesota and Wisconsin due to uninviting ranges. An executive committee will meet in Helena in about 10 days with railroad officials and three delegates named for a Salt Lake City gathering. Spokane is favored for the next annual American Livestock association meeting. An Absaroka forest supervisor was alerted to a large timber tract in Sweet Grass canyon tied to grazing and breeding concerns.
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Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Huidekoper
Calkins
Milwaukee Road
Washington
Commerce Commission
Helena
Commission
Salt Lake City
Spokane
American Livestock Association
Sweet Grass Canyon
Crazy Mountains
E W. Shaw
Absaroka National Forest
Shaw
Polson Mining Man Dies Suddenl y
Helena report states a Polson mining man died suddenly tonight due to heart ailment while here on a business trip. The same dispatch mentions Pearson and Perry among others linked to various charges and arrests. details are incomplete due to damaged OCR. Public notices reference legal actions in Fergus County and federal cases in Helena.
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Helena
Firemen Fight Fast Moving Blaze Near Sweet County
A rapid fire swept through a rural area prompting sheriff deputies to coordinate engine crews. Firefighters were assembled in Livingston to be dispatched to the scene early tomorrow morning.
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Sweet
Livingeton
Polson Lets Water Works Contract Awarded
Polson civic action on June 27 approved a water works extension bid to Nelson & Cordus of Eureka for 15799.45, with JA Hyer of Polson bidding 14408.47. Health board suggestions prompted the health officer and mayor to plan Missoula talks on purification. Separately, a freight sample from sawdust hinted whiskey smuggling to Livingston. liquor seized by Northern Pacific inspector Keown and to be forfeited. In other news, Keene Wilkins was found guilty of first degree murder in the Long Beach case.
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Polson
Nelson & Cordus
Eureka
Ja’ Hyer
Pol= son
Eil
State Board of Health
de. Owen
Lee Marsh
Missoula
Livingston
Whitehall
James Keown
Northern Pacific
Aumeda
Ds. Semster Keene Wilkins
Julia
Long Beach
Supreme Court Today
Heroes Of Oversea Flight Return In Gotham
Reported reception in Gotham contrasts with mixed news of the overseas flight. Three planes completed the journey, though not all returned intact. Commander Towers and Bellinger declined comment on Read winning the lion’s share of praise. Helena court notes Prouty seeks new trial after assault sentence. White Creek forest fire prompts 116 firefighters and 50 more to be shipped in.
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Towers
Bellinger
Azores
Read
Prouty
Helena
A. D. Prouty
Addie D
Notitention
White Creek
Forst
Willey
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Japan
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India
Schilling & Co
San Francisco
United States Mall
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Helmville
Ovando
No. 4
Hamilton
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Lewistown News
Gallatin High
Dillon News
Butte Bulletin
Jack Hangauer
Eewari Ion Pars Pearson
Krind Larceny
Pergus County
Dan Mérrigan
Iulling
James Perry
Lung
Colorado
Bernard
Roy Pass
Phery
Rallwa
Beer Lode
Bialow
Han Vonly
Water Works
Heroes
Gotham
White Creek Pere
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