Body of Engineer De Muth Found After Madison River Flood
Boseman Montana June 23 The body of David De Muth a young engineer in charge of Montana Power dam work was recovered sixty miles downstream near Ennis from the Madison River flood He drowned June 1 near Hebgen dam while attempting a boat crossing and was swept into rough rapids despite continuous searching by the crew and local residents.
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Boseman
David de Muth
Ennis
Hebgen Dam
Gallatin County
Yellowstone Park
de Muth
Montana Power Company
the Dan
Farmers worry over possible car shortage in Musselshell country
Billings June reports optimistic crop prospects despite rain. Rancher Harry B. Drum notes risk of lacking transport to move crops. Maj. J B Edwards says eastern farmers see favorable range conditions. Rosebud County cattle shipments resume and a Moccasin bass basin picnic will feature talks by I D O Donnell and W B George with on farm demonstration insights. The annual event last year drew over 2 500 attendees from basin and beyond.
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Billings
Forsyth
Rosebud
Judith Basin
Moccasin
I. D. O'Donnell
W. B. George
Harlowton Plans Big Doings for the Fourth
Harlowton, June 2. The town plans an old fashioned Fourth of July with a circus parade in the morning. Judge E K Cheadle of Lewistown will deliver a patriotic address at the opera house. Afternoon features a locals versus Big Timber ball game, bucking contest, horse and foot races. Fireworks cap the evening. Delegations from Melville, Big Timber and nearby towns promise strong turnout to help make the day a success.
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Harlowton
E. K. Cheadle
Lewistown
Big Timber
Melville
Twin Bridges News From June 2 Town Hints at New Hospital
The state orphans home will build a hospital this year costing about 15000 with bids to be requested and contract set by late July so work can start by mid August for winter completion. Dwight Bushnell reports Madison valley booming with new homesteaders and expanding activity. Ennis shows prosperity and building as residents seek a railroad to boost Madison county into a premier agricultural area. Jacob Sohl inspected the Big Hole bridge wreck and potential settlement with the county. temporary repairs will allow traffic. Rochester ore strikes raise hopes for Montrose copper. ore near 100 per ton boosts Rochester’s outlook. Residents moving and visiting: A W Steward moves to Bear Gulch to mine, S E Brimm goes to Butte, L C McNeeley and wife plan a return to Ohio, D H Taylor hosts Mrs. Taylor’s mother and Miss Lily from Minneapolis, Mrs. Kiner visits to ranch Me Herser creek area, and Mrs. Frank Pah and sister visit from Rock Springs.
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State Orphans’ Home
Dwight Bushnell
Madison Valley
Landseekers
Bushnell
Madison
Ennis
Madison Country
Jacob Sohl
Livingston
Big Hole Bridge
Hohl
Paige
Soh
Will Mpany
Trafic
Suly
Rochester
Corbin Copper Company
Montrose
A. W. Steward
Butte
Bear Guich
S. E. Brimm
L. C. McNeeley
Ohio
D. H. Taylor
Mire
FE. Cosgrove
Miss Lily
Minneapolis
Kiner
Wilbur, Wash
Me- Herser Creek
Frank Pah
D._F. Conner
Rock Springs
Unnecessary Duplication Discussed by Committee
A Bozeman session reports a sub committee of the state board of education studying elimination of duplicate state school programs. Members Nye Dietrich and Lars Fent conferred with Bozeman college President Hamilton and Linfield on engineering courses and equipment to address duplication in teaching across the state schools.
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Bozeman
State Board of Education
Messrs
W. G. Nye
Billings
Jobin Dietrich
Helena
Governors correspond on quarantine matter
Helena June 2. Fifty thousand dollars' worth of Utah produce will be affected by the quarantine declared June 13 by Governor Stewart on alfalfa weevil. Governor Spry appeals to Governor Stewart to suspend the free fruits and garden vegetables clause until his letter arrives. Stewart replies the quarantine is not effective until the first of the next month.
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Helena
Utah
Stewart
Spryle
Spry
Howy
Howny
Court of King’s Bench of
England
British Empire
Tec AC
Supreme Court of the
United States
Lewistown News Briefs on trials and community events
The Lewistown jury trial of LD Cota concluded with a discharge after over an hour, with a new trial set for next week. G L Friedheim left for Idaho Falls to escort his mother’s body to Guttenberg. A coroner’s verdict found Addison Taylor’s death by self harm at the Horse Shoe Bar ranch. Reverend Albert Pfaus has become associate editor of the Arg. Fourth of July plans include exercises at the opera house, a parade, baseball games between Lewistown and Billings, a fire department fireworks run, and athletic events by the Lewistown Athletic Club.
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Twistown
LD. Cota
Bel
Anane
Ayers
Cota
Merly “Warahal
Stanford
G. L. Friedhein
Idaho Falls
Guttenberg
Addison Taylor
Denton
Opera House
Te Ren G.O. Crese Ae
Mina Ruth Waite
Miout
Lewistown
Billings
Fire Department
Lewintown
Mont State fair leaders visit Hazeman and cattle survey planned
June 28 in Boseman reports Professor Tallman traveling to Alder to retrieve the body of David De Muth to be brought to Roseman for funeral services Tuesday afternoon. Widow to take the remains to Portland Ore. Lewis Penwell and H A Hover arrived in Hazeman to study agricultural methods in Gallatine valley for Spokane ranch tract near Helena. Montana agricultural experiment station to issue a bulletin by I C Schermerhorn on cabbage and cauliflower in Montana. Maude McGee dies suddenly in Big Timber after visiting sister Mrs H J Dixon and family. She had arrived from Denver a week earlier seeking health relief.
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Boseman
W. D.tallman
Alder
David de Muth
Madison River
Roseman
Portland
Ore
Lewis Penwell
Montana State Fair
H. A. Hover
Helena
Hazeman
Gallatine Valley
Spokane
Penwell
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
I. C. Schermerhorn
Montana
Three Matinee Idols In Fine Feathers On Broadway
The Broadway show Fine Feathers announces three matinee idols for tomorrow. Robert Edeson Wilton Lackaye and Max Fieman will share the stage in varied styles, drawing fan excitement though fans differ on who stands tallest in charm and artistry.
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Broadway
Ulgut
Robert Edeson
Wilton Lackaye
Max Fieman
Max Figman
Matinee Idols Rival Each Other On Stage
The piece surveys Robert Edeson Wilton Lackaye and Max Figman as competing matinee idols, noting their acting styles and marriages while contrasting their star personas with audience desires. It highlights Lackaye's villain roles and Figman's family life, comparing audience reactions and the enduring appeal of stage romance.
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Max
Augustin Daly Forester
Brent
Robert Adeson
Feathers
Fobert
Max Fleman
Plaman
Edewon
Figman
Whiton Lackaye
Lackaye
Svengal
Fagin
Wilton Lackaye
Tackaye
Robert Edeson
Been & Benedict
Max Figman
Brigham Young
Marine Idol
Sunshades for Policemen at Washington Crossing
Major Richard Sylvester, superintendent of police, will provide umbrellas to patrolmen to shield them from sun and aid traffic guidance. After testing an umbrella on Fifteenth street near the Treasury, he found it offered excellent sun protection and served as a visual cue for drivers.
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Washington
Richard Sylvester
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury
Nation’s Birthday Sermon Urges End to Liquor Folly
A Mountain View Methodist sermon by Rev George D Wolfe on independence and Gettysburg 1863 ideals laments liquor as a national foe. He cites Webster Lincoln Washington and church guardianship, urging a saloonless nation and vigilant citizen action.
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United States of America
Europe
Asia
Daner
George D. Wolfe
Mountain View Methodist Church
Dr Wolfe
Woman's Clean Temperance Union
Gettysburg
Lee
Some Sidelights Of A Woman's Convention
The Livingston hosted State Federation of Women's Clubs delegates with lively entertainment and humor. Notable moments included Miss Mary ONeill and Mrs J J McCormick sharing greetings, humorous weight jokes about officers, and cordial praise from local leaders. The event highlighted hospitality, social bonds, and the federation's impact in the community.
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State Federation of Women's Clube
Livingston
J. J. McCormick
Billings
W. T. Perham
Glendive
Perham
Aia
Mary’ O'Neill
Buite
Tulings
Miss O'Neil
Mrs McCormick
Mi yNelil
Mrs. McCormick
Trish
Federation
A. W. Hunt
Butte
Prominent Mexican Lawyer Seeks White House Recognition
Emeterio de la Garza Jr a prominent Mexico City lawyer is in the United States attempting to present to President Wilson a plea for recognizing the new Mexican regime.
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Emeterio de la Garza, Jr
Mexico City
Wilson
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