City council settles ward judge and clerk distribution
After debate the Butte council adopts Barker substitute for ward judges and clerks. Democrats and Republicans back the changes affecting the Third and Fifth wards with socialists retaining limited representation. The final roster lists nominated judges and clerks by ward with preferred selections.
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Butte
Barker
Davis
First Ward
Charles Coll
Jacob Oliver
Henry Geick
George McPherson
Ed Doherty
Second Ward
John Nolan
A. L. King
Don Lowney
John J. Colligan
John Harrington
B. M. Lindsay
Third Ward
Patrick Boyle
John Jahreies
Ed Caddy
Angus McLeod
Dan W. Lewis
Robert Crane
Fourth Ward
S. E. Blake
John Gracey
F. A. Gilbert
James Blewett
A. J. Gunther
J. A. McPhail
Fifth Ward
Charles Treacy
John Delaney
Steve Esterly
Fred Clough
James Hurley
Charles Shoemaker
Sixth Ward
James Ford
F. A. Henderson
Joe Vozler
Frank Auxier
Richard Brimacombe
F. W. Barnaman
Seventh Ward
Dave O'Connor
J. C. Griffith
William Bowen
George A. Free
N. Langlois
W. N. Robish
Arthur Gillette
Highth Ward
Fred McQueenety
P. J. Donahue
H. Bailet
James Ivory
Andrew Corkish
F. J. Tyler
Lee Hawley
Gilmont
Democratic City Committee
Henderson
Republican Committee
Clarence Smith
Socialist Committee
Mee Manus
Doner
March Brings Snow and Cold to Billings
Billings reports a heavy snowstorm with an east wind near blizzard conditions. Temperatures fell to zero at midnight, rose to 7 A.M., 14 at noon, then stabilized by evening. No major stock damage expected as the storm subsides.
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Billings
Severe range conditions curb stock in northern Montana
Havre reports severe stock range conditions as crusted snow prevents grazing in northern Montana. Farmers have fed stock to prevent sore feet while southern ranges remain inaccessible. Mountain areas show better conditions with active sheep marketing in the past 60 days.
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Havre
Montana
Cold East Wind Drops Temperatures Across Fort Benton
A cold east wind plunged temperatures to 8 to 12 below in Fort Benton with no snow cover easing stockmen worries about potential losses.
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Fort Benton
March first brings nine slow zero record and stormy weather
Special Dispatch to the Standard Lewistown reports a nine slow zero wind and snowstorm on March 1. Local stockmen brace for cold conditions but expect no losses as they prepare for worsening weather.
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Standard
Lewistown
St David's Day Observed by Welsh in Butte
The Welsh of Butte marked St David's Day with a hall program at Odd Fellows on West Broadway. Rev. Peter G. Evans presided as chairman and noted the temporary Welsh church pastor status. Prize impromptu speaking was shared by John C. Jones and Thomas C. Thomas on the theme Love, while Hugh C. Jones won for unpunctuated reading. The program featured songs, readings, a cornet solo, and a Welsh hymn finale Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau with pianist accompaniment.
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Butte
Odd Fellow's
West Broadway
St. David's Day
Wales
Peter G. Evans
Evans
Roberts
John C. Jones
Thomas C. Thomas
Funeral Notices for Ryan Dennison and Kehoe
Funeral services are scheduled for Patrick T. Ryan at 9 30 this morning from 900 North Exelsior to Patrick’s church for 10 o'clock high mass. James C. Dennison’s remains leave Walsh's parlors to 216 East Granite Street for a 9 o'clock funeral Monday at the family home then to Sacred Heart church for 9 30 mass. Timothy Kehoe’s funeral proceeds from 422 Transit Street to St Lawrence's church for a 10 o'clock requiem mass.
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Sacred Heart Church
Kehoe
Timothy Kehoe
Transit Street
St. Lawrence's Church
Young man accused of stealing from widow
Allen Perkins, a laundry worker, pleads not guilty in Missoula justice court to charges of stealing 1600 dollars from widow Lizzie Shelly and her daughter who lived in Perkins and his wife’s rooming house. Purses found in Perkins’ rooms were shown, one identified by Mrs Shelly as her missing money. Officers say evidence is enough for conviction.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Allen Perkins
Lizzie Shelly
Perkins
Volunteers Rescue All Patients at St Luke's Fire
In Bellingham Washington on March 1 a blaze at St Luke's hospital burned for two hours before control. Volunteers directed by police moved all patients to safety as the city fire apparatus arrived.
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Bellingham
Wash
St. Luke’s Hospital
Missoula Beats Philipsburg In Home Court Victory
Missoula high school defeated Philipsburg high school 36 to 22 at the university gymnasium. The win evened the season series after a prior loss, with a fast clean exhibition and a lively crowd.
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Missoula
Postal Savings Bank Opens in Missoula
Missoula opens its postal savings bank this morning with about a dozen on hand for deposits. The first deposit was one dollar and the second ten dollars, with all deposits under twenty five dollars.
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Postal Savings Bank
The
Standard
Missoula
County Treasurer’s February receipts and disbursements
M F Sheehan county treasurer reported February receipts totaling 17894.02 and disbursements of 88667.85. The detailed statement lists funds, amounts received and paid, and balances as of March 1.
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M. F. Sheehan
Coroner Jesse P. Stevens in Serious Hospital Condition
At 1 45 this morning Coroner Jesse P. Stevens was reported in serious condition at Murray hospital. He is delirious and growing weaker hourly with doubts about surviving the night. He has been bedridden over three months after surgery for a leg tumor and has had three operations in the past year and a half.
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Murray Hospital
Jesse P. Stevens
Stevens
Meager Saloon Scuffle Leads to Assault Claim in Meaderville
John Stevens allegedly failed to pay for a broken window in a Meaderville Colusa saloon. Joshua H. Barrett, proprietor, reportedly seized a billiard cue and struck Stevens on the head till unconscious. Deputy Pat Brown took Stevens and Barrett to the county jail after the incident. Stevens sustained serious injuries.
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John Stevens
Colusa
Main Street
Meaderville
Joshua H. Barrett
Stevens
Barrett
Pat Brown
Broadwater Debaters Top Missoula High in Townsends Meet
Townsend March 1 One of the most interesting debates in Townsend featured Broadwater high school arguing for the state high school league question that organized labor should receive public support The Broadwater team Mary Shindell Walter Baumgartner and Fay Fairchild won two judges to one over Missoula county high school Eugene Angevine Stuart McHeffie and Carroll Baker The judges were Mayor Edward Horsky E A Carleton and Harry A Bolinger despite inclement weather a large enthusiastic crowd attended The Missoula team showed strong direct argument and rebuttal while Fairchild stood out for Broadwater.
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Standard
Townsend
Missoula County
Broadwater High School
Broadwater
Mary Shindell
Walter Baumgartner
Fay Fairchild
Missoula High School
Eugene Angevine
Stuart McHeffie
Carroll Baker
Edward Horsky
Helena
E. A. Carleton
Harry A. Bolinger
Bozeman
Missoula
Fairchild
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