Hill City Democrats Field a United Ticket for April
The Hill City Walkerville Democratic convention in City Hall nominated a full slate for April elections. Michael Murray was named mayor without opposition, John Melville for city treasurer, and candidates chosen for police magistrate, aldermen, and central committee. The meeting adjourned with plans to fill any vacancies before election day. In other news, a miner died after a rock slide at Rocky Fork coal mine, aged 35, with a brother surviving. Funeral services were held for John C. Parkes after his death Sunday, with burial in Nelsonville, Ohio.
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Democratic Party of
Walkerville
Hill City
Michael Murray
John Melville
Silver Bow County
Celligan
Schonnine
Schonnin
Michel Murray
Guy Central Committee
J Land
Toe Beiney
Beiney
Thi
Creden Melville
Ed Fleming
Jers
Platform
Resolutio Wilson
James McGivan
Wheaton
Onder
Mike Murray
Mike Reynolds
Daniel Mulehen
Joh Holland
Murray
Judas
River Bates
John Wilem
Josemy Bei
Daiiel McGlynn
Daniel Mulear
John Wilson
Mike 1Ere
Jerry Sullivan
Stan Red Lodges
Rocky Fork
Maver
Charles
Six Months Jail plus Helena Home for Aravilla Melville
Mrs. Avaville Melville, linked to Hunter and Walbridge, was sentenced to six months in county jail with a upending sentence if she goes to the Good Shepherd home in Helena. She pleaded guilty after inconsistent statements and claims of hypnotic influence by her husband George Melville. She, 19, born in England, has multiple marriages and a pending divorce suit against Melville. Northey seeks remarriage after release.
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Avaville Melville
Hunter
Walbridge
Saded Sajity
Idge Donlan
Aix Monte
Melville
Peter Iireem
George Melvill
Harry Northey
Metsie
Donelan
England
Watbridge
Northey
Utah
Rosebud County News sold to Ira Cole in Forsyth
Special dispatch from Forsyth reports that the Rosebud County News, the Democratic organ for Rosebud County since its split from Custer, is sold to Ira Cole editor of the Forsyth Times. The News was previously owned by the James Hopkins estate and TW Longley, with W T Johnsons managing and leasing, as the sale closes the Hopkins estate stake and merges the two papers. The Forsyth Times will discontinue the News and publish a merged edition. The study club held its annual banquet with about attendees and several local figures in attendance. Toastmaster Mrs W Elery Johnson introduced speakers including Dove, Mew, ROS, euler, VY Nicholas, and others. The First National Bank’s Meyertioft returned from the South to resume duties. HD Thu temporarily filled his post. The Eagles lodge marked St Patrick’s Day with its first charity ball in the new Marcres block. Diamonds promotion at Towle & Winterhalter’s.
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The
Standard
Forsyth
Rosebud County
Rosesbud County
Custer
Ira Cole
Forsyth Times
James Hopkins
TW. Longley
W. T. Johnsons
Jement
Hopking
Times
W. Elery
Johnson St MA
CoDove
Euler
VY. Nicholas
Squter
Meyertioft
Carner
First National Bank
Hd, Thu
Hagles' Lodge
St Patrick
Towle & Winterhalter's
Trial of Franz on a Murder Charge
The trial of Rae nard Franz on the charge of killing Woodchopper George Reed near here in June last began in district court. The day focused on re examination of witnesses. At 4 o clock this afternoon the panel was exhausted and no special venire was ordered. The defense argued those making the service were witnesses. the objection was overruled and juror examination resumed. A great deal of interest surrounds the case.
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Standart Llipabarg
Raenard Franz
George Reed
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