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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

13

Pioneer Blacksmith Lays Down His Tools at Old Montana Shop

Missoula May 1 Montana's oldest blacksmith Joseph Deschamps retires after two years of constant work. The shop he ran for years passes to his son J A Deschamps. He arrived from Ottawa in 1877 and later joined the Klondike rush before returning to Missoula in 1900 to continue the business.

Missoula Montana Joseph Deschamps J. A. Deschamps Ottawa Canada Missouri River Fort “Enton Missoula By Stage. ‘Taking Over the Iterests of His Brother, ‘Gaspard Deschamps Florence Deschamps Klondyke

Scout Party Seeks Park to Park Route Through Gallatin Valley

A scouting party led by H. W. Child of Yellow Stone Transportation toured Gallatin County from Bozeman to Three Forks and beyond to Mammoth Hot Springs. The group praised local road bonds and permanent road efforts, hoping the Park to Park route will pass through the valley.

Bozeman H.W. Child Yellowsone Transportation Company Helena Yellowstone Park Bozeman Hotel Mr. Child Maj William Nichols Frank Conley Aul Pratt State Highway Commission Max Goodsell Gallatin County Mammoth Hot Springs Upper White Sult Phur Springs Great Falls

Ingomar Reports Great Wool Clip

Ingomar reports a large wool clip with most of the wool sold at 10 to 12 cents. The total clip is estimated at 1,000,000 pounds, about 300,000 more than in 1318, with lambing underway and a slight shortage of vats affecting operation.

Ingomar Bani Hough Ike

Missoula News: City Bakers Granted Wage Increase

An item reports that bakers in the city received a wage increase effective this morning. The proposal raises pay by about four per week, aligning to new labor hours and delivery routes.

Rancher Axel Schulstadt Dies by Own Action in Montana Barn

Special Dispatch reports Missoula May 1 that 71 year old Axel Schulstadt, a Sanders County rancher and former county commissioner, died by self-inflicted hanging in a McDonald ranch barn yesterday afternoon. He left a note saying distress over years of illness. Survived by wife and son, funeral set for Plains Sunday.

The Standard Missoula Axel Schulstadt Sanders County McDonald Ray Sehulstaat

Mineral County Will Honor Returned Men May 10

Superior May 1 At a council of defense meeting it was decided to hold a May 10 celebration honoring returned soldiers and sailors of Mineral County. Free entertainment will be offered to enlistees and county Red Cross workers. A arrangements committee was named including BE Wall Sam Boyd George Chickers TM Modoc 0 St Nichols My Hots WW Adams Murry Donovan Frank Ludkie Neal Westy Kevert AoP Johnson Olson. Speaker may be Stewart or ex Senator with sports and dancing planned and an $8000 budget noted.

Council of Defense Ted. Cross Wall Sam Boyd George Chickers TM Modoc St. Nichols My. Hots Adams Murry” Donovan Frank “Ludkie Neal Westy Kevert Jonnsons Olson Stewart Una

Giant charge of powder tears hole in granite quarry

May 1 report from Great Falls describes a massive blast at Wolf Creek quarry where 400 kean of blasting powder split granite to rip rock work. Company workers say the blast left eight tons of granite shattered and injured bones in several men, marking the largest charge used in the area to date.

Wolf Creek Quarten Tse

Lewistown Carnival at Lincoln School Saturday Night

Lewistown plans a carnival at Lincoln school with a novel program. The Northwestern Grain Dealers Association convention will not be held here July 18. work on the program continues with plans for crop handling demonstration and machinery displays. Local military promotions and county attorney news, crop conditions in Fergus, and transit delays due to a trestle fire near Moore are noted along with court and personal injury items.

Lewistown Strong Lincoln School Northwestern Grain Dealers Sociation Dente Army of Occupation Gev Raymond Dockery W.C Warburton Great Falls Fergus Milwaukee Harlowton Moore Briscoe Havre Rhoades Anna Schellenberger C. A. Schellenberger Huron A. J. McGee Benchland- Moccasin Benchland Theo

Helena Bank Clearings See Steady Monthly Rise

Helena data shows bank clearings growing to about 100000 dollars per month as the year progresses. The report notes consistent increases over recent months and reflects broader economic activity in the city.

Waking Sheriff Seeks Confession in Grime Killing

Under Sheriff John Deague of Ekalaka reports William Hedrick of Climax, Carter County, confessed at midnight Wednesday to killing Bruce Cochran over a boundary dispute. Hedrick said the confrontation arose from homestead annexation and occurred during a stockraising partnership near Cheyenne, about 60 miles south of Ekalaka.

Miles Clit John Deague Ekalaka Cats Cer William Hedrick Climax Carter County Bruce Cochran Cochran Chex Hkalakea

Boulder Citizens Back Good Roads Drive

About 75 Boulder business and professional men joined a Boulder Monitor meeting to push road improvements. The park-to-park highway was highlighted with discussion of bonding and seeking federal aid. a committee led by BE Barteau was formed to gather information on the route and improvements to upgrade Jefferson County roads.

Boulder Boulder Monitor Jefferson County Toulder Valley Three Forks Helena Boulder Valley Alhambra Houlder M. J. Sullivan J.’M. Reynolds Barteau

Youths Raid a Soft Drink Stock in Boulder

Boulder May 1 twelve youths were brought to Boulder on day and had a hearing. Matthew Smith charged with theft of soft drink material. The boys managed the beverage during the interim of six months. Sheriff and justice placed them under bond and ordered them to return to their homes until court convenes.

Boulder Matthew Smith Peise Hiselton Elkhorn

Dime Novels Blamed for Fires Stirs Helena

Helena reports fires blamed on incendiary acts tied to dime novels and movies. Deputy state fire marshal investigates and notes a nine year old boy may have started the blazes after watching such material. No arrests have been made and townsfolk remain unsettled.

Helena John Bebl Tate Rudyard

Helena appoints new office clerkship in May LC

Cameron of Missoula today succeeds A We thele dle of Helena as law clerk to the Attorney General BC Word. A University of Montana law graduate, he takes the post after Mitchell resigned.

Helena May Cameron Missoula We Thele Dle University of Montana

Auto Left Road. Mrs Morris Hurt in Montana Crash

Helena May 1 a car ran off the grade on four road six miles south of Helena. Mrs Morris was seriously injured her husband suffered a broken arm and other injuries. The other three party members had minor hurts. Also in Helena May 1 telephones rates sharply increased by postmaster general without state utility commission consent. The commission will defer action until US Supreme Court decides Burleson’s authority over intrastate rates.

Helena Eppecy Postmaster ‘General Montana Supreme Court of the United States Burleson

Annual Address of Bishop Faber in Bozeman

Bishop Faber of the Episcopal Church delivered his fifth annual address to Montana's diocese in St James Church Bozeman May 1. He reviewed war’s impact and epidemics on the diocese, praised wartime sacrifices, and urged dedication to peace and justice in postwar America.

Bozeman Faber Episcopal Church Montana St. James Pre Dent Paris

Ritualistic Work Saturday Night Event Summary

A Knights Templar pageant or degree exemplification is planned for Moeone Hall with a reception and invitation extended to lodges from Tutte, Philipsburg, Lewistown and Billings. Committees led by William Bell and local social hosts coordinate the event while a drill team practices for the initiation ceremony.

Moone Hall Tutte Philipsburg Lewistown Billings

Appointment to prove will and hearing for administration

In Deer Lodge county Montana the district court sets May 13 at 6:40 am in Anaconda courthouse for proving the will of Myers Hollinger deceased and for hearing Enos Carman’s application for letters of administration with the will annexed. Court seal by James White.

Deer Lodge Montana Myers Bol- Inger Anaconda Myers Hollinger Enos Carman James White William I. Norton Annie Peterson JA. Peterson Mate Philip Tonkovich Ich Monam County of Deer Lodge T' Rosena Hhe Rowena Sigfried Court Beal

Deceased Introduces Notice to Administrator in County

Fragmentary notice references a deceased individual and a motion to administer estate. It mentions the office of D. Wace Mont and the Deer Lodge county, with unclear dates and parties. The readable bits indicate a probate action or administration request following a death.

Iso D. Wace Mont Beliace Thald Deer ‘Lodge Brontana

Former resident of Lower Valley dead

Obituary notices the death of Mrs. Matthew Smith of Winlock Washington on April 18 after long illness. Rose Ella Mallory born September 8 1862 Hagertown Indiana married Matthew Smith May 13 1885. Survived by husband a daughter Stella Staele sister Mattie Lapham and four Mallory brothers. Funeral held April 18 at Caterdale chapel.

Anaconda Matthew Smith Winlock Wash Deer Lodge Valley Meek Stella Staele Mattie Lapham Tooma Frank Mallory Hubbard, Ore James Malory Streator Charles and Henry Mallory Deer Lodge Pris Jay Nale Chapel Thurston the Baptist Church

Concessions to All in Palmerston Reply

A London Chronicle account recalls a sharp parliamentary moment when a heckler asked whether Palmerston would support a measure if returned. Palmerston paused and replied with a firm retort that drew thunderous cheers, instantly making him a prime favorite.

London Chronicle Lord Palmerston Pam

Notice of Sale of School Bonds in Deer Lodge Montana

Notice announces sale of six coupon bonds for Deer Lodge County School District No 2 Montana to raise 1500 dollars for purchasing a site building and furnishing a schoolhouse. bids due May 24 1919 at the district clerk Ro FD Anaconda. bonds bear up to 6 percent interest payable semi annually. bonds redeemable in 1 to 4 years.

Board of Trustees Deer Lodge County Montana Deet Lodge Therson Board of Privatelt State Board of Land Commissioner Anaconday Mont Benjamin P. Peterson

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