Cattle Sale Preparations At Helena Armory
Workmen finish temporary armory setup for May 6 and 7 pure bred cattle sale in Helena. Sixty six head arrive from Great Falls with stockmen from Montana, Alberta, and Lethbridge expected to attend. Association aims to prove home bred cattle match imported stock in quality and usefulness.
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Helena
Great Falls
Pace
Breeders’ Association
Lethbridge and
McLeod
Alberta
Montana Registered
Montana Club Relocates to William Word House in Helena
Special dispatch reports the Montana club settling in its new Word residence in Helena after a four day move. The brick three story building with a basement, heated by steam, includes a library, dining room for 25 to 30, card and billiard rooms, seven rooms on the second floor, and a tower stair overlooking grounds on Madison Avenue.
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Helena
Montana Club
Word
Madison Avenue
Samuel Ward
Leggat Claim Barred by Law in Bankruptcy Case
May 2 Helena Special Dispatch reports Rod D Leggat of Butte filed an amended claim against A J Davidson in bankruptcy. Leggat seeks 8612.46 on a note he says both were sureties for. Davidson contends they were joint makers, not sureties, and the claim may be barred by the statute of limitations. Referee Balliet will hear arguments soon.
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Branda M. Helena
A. J Davidson
Rod Dp. Leggat
Butte
S. A. Balliet
Wegegat
Davidson
Mr Leggat
Leggat
Montana Fleetmieal Company
Rballiet
United States
Seegat
Knowles
Bullet Crashes Through Glass in Helena Home
Helena May 2 0 Friday evening at 7 20 Mrs Ketch 16 South Davis street heard a crash of falling glass and a bullet ping embedding in the window frame. She heard no shot and cannot account for the incident. Officials suggest a marksman shooting in the city outskirts and the spent ball dropped into her residence.
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Bprcal
The
Standard
Helena
Ketch
South Davis Street
Helena boat line workers seek raise after visit
A three member committee visited the Helena boat works manager Eugene G Braden this morning. Braden did not meet them personally, but employees report they intend to ask for a twelve percent raise. He said operations continue as usual with no trouble.
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Helena
Eugene G Braden
M. Braden
Braden
Basin resident Gottfrie dies at 39 in hospital
Helena May 2 Gottfrie, a Basin resident, died at Joh hospital at 1 this morning aged 39. He had lived in Basin for some time and was known there. Mrs Daniels and two children survive. He belonged to the Ancient Order of United Workmen and the Order of Pendo. Body taken to Basin for funeral.
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Epecia
Helena
Gottfrie
Basin
Joh
Daniels
Suryihin
Stenographers want union in Helena meeting May nears
Frei Julian, organizer for the American Federation of Labor, is in Helena to rally stenographers and typewriters for a proposed union. A meeting is planned for Bronday evening to discuss steps.
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Helena
Frei Julian
American Federation of Labor
Stenographers Organize Local Union in Butte
A stenographers union recently organized in Butte as part of efforts to secure a charter from the American Federation of Labor. Co EB Carter, financial secretary of the Clerks' union, assists the state organizer in this work.
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American Federation of Labor
EB Carter
Clerks’ Union
Butte
Stevensville Doings Highlight Local School Play and Dignitaries
Stevensville residents enjoyed a strong community night as Stevensville training school staged an exhibition at Buck's hall titled out in the Streets. The event raised funds for a school laboratory and featured performances by North Carolina Pet portrayed by Harry Mitchell and a piano solo by Clive May. A Kentucky Watermelon tableau and various act segments followed, with locals noting notable moves in area business, land proofs, and upcoming building projects.
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Standard
Stevensville
Buck's Hall
North Carolina
Harry Mitchell
Clive May
Alberta May
Beneral Aolow
Judson HB. Bond
United States
Calkins
J. W. Rickman
John Myers
John R. Hickey
Chris Winkler
Victor A. Blevens
Osborne
Idaho
Wallace
Herbert Cates
Zella Goudy
Victor
Plovence
J. &. Robertson
A. J. Jacobson
Bitter Root
Deer Lodge
T. ©. Power Company
Howard Lancaster
William Burton
Joseph
Frank
Howard Little
Burton
Three Mile Creek
Mr. Lancaster
Old Corps of Teachers Is Chosen Again
At a Boulder meeting of the state school for the deaf and blind trustees John Sheehy presided with Daniel McNeill and Charles Feharr. McAloney is named superintendent. Deaf teachers Allen T. Schoolfield Philip H. Brown. Blind teachers Miss Ellerbe Holt master Max W. Voas. Matron Mrs Allis L. Hurrin retained. Plans for a new school building discussed with architect C S Haire of Helena.
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Standard
Boulder
Board of Trustees
State School For the Deaf and Blind
John Sheehy
Daniel McNeill
Charles Feharr
Corps of Teachera
Governor Toole Reviews Legislature Letters on Extra Session
Helena May Governor Toole reports receiving several letters from legislators about calling an extra session. He says he is hearing from them slowly and that those who have written favor an extra session. He has no further comment at this time.
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Standard
Helena
Toole
Appeal Dismissed in State vs St Peters Case
The Montana Supreme Court dismissed the appeal in the case State at the relation of Sarah St Peters against the district court of Silver Bow County and Judge John Lindsay at Helena on May 2. The action was requested by John N. Kirk.
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Helena
John N. Kirk
Sarah St. Peters
District Court of
Silver Bow County
John Lindsay
Supreme Court
Inspector Healy Injured in Runaway Incident
Michael J. Healy United States inspector of Customs remains homebound after sustaining a severe sprain of the left ankle in a runaway between Chester and Hill last week.
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The
Standard
Havre
Michael J. Healy
United States Inspector of Customs
Chester
Hill
King Edward Enjoys French Military Review and Banquet
King Edward visits Vincennes to witness a 1400-troop wooden-maneuver display by French troops, greeted by President Loubet amid cheers. He then attends a municipal dinner at the Hotel Deville with a grand menu and accepts praises from the crowd and military leaders.
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Paris
Edward
Dupage
Faure Bignett
Loubet
Hotel Deville
Vintage wine list from the Chateau Chateau Haut and peers
A brief catalog of 19th century wines including Chateau Yquem 1874 Chateau Haut Brion 1775 Mouton Rothschild 1875 Les Vougeots 1870 Moet et Chandon Brut Imperial 1sse Moet et Chandon White Seal.
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Chateau Yquem
Chateau Haut Firion
Mouton Rothschild
Les Vougeot
Riprapping the Road to Offset the Flood
Big Timber May Roadmaster Gorge Harper of Billings plans to open a stone quarry near Springdale. A Japanese working crew will begin removing stone to riprap the roadbed to guard against Yellowstone River high water and spring washouts between Killings and Glendive.
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Big Timber
Gorge Harper
Billings
Springdale
Harper
Yellowstone
Killings
Glendive
Montana Supreme Court Admits Parsons to Practice
Harry H. Parsons of Missoula has been admitted to practice law before the Montana Supreme Court. The motion for his admission was made by Edward Horsky city attorney of Helena. The two were classmates at the University of Michigan.
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Helena
Harry H. Parsons
Missoula
Supreme Court of Montana
Edward Horsky
University of Michigan
Broadwater County Teachers Institute Meeting Report
Helena May 2 The 4cestant superintendent of public instruction J M Lewis returned from Townsend where he attended Broadwater county teachers institute in session this week He reports a most successful meeting with 4% teachers nearly all employed in the county in attendance A county reading circle was organized during the institute and teachers show lively interest in improving the school system in that section
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Standard
Helena
J. M. Lewis
Townsend
Teachers’ Institute
Broadwater County
Court grants amendment in Nelson vs Wilson case
In Helena on May 2 Judge Knowles allowed George M. Nelson to amend his answer in the suit against Eugene T. Wilson receiver of Merchants' National Bank to plead the statute of limitations. This development is reported to have practically settled the case.
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The
Standard
Helena
United States
Knowles
George M. Nelson
Eugene T. Wilson
Merchants’ National Bank
Appeal in Robertson et al v T W concludes in Helena
The Helena report notes the May 2 appeal by Frank Robertson and others as appellants against T W in a pending case. Details and outcome not provided in the fragment.
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Standard
Helena
Frank ©. Robertson
T. W
Stockholders Seek Trust Decree Over Mining Claims
Longley and Charles W. Anderson filed suit in the supreme court on behalf of Enterprise Mining and Smelting Company stockholders. They seek a decree that defendants hold title to certain mining claims in trust for the company and compel conveyance to the corporation. The company owns property near Cooke City in Park County.
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Longley
Charles W. Anderson
Ren
Supreme Court
Riets
Enterprise Mining and Smeltingompany
Cooke City
Park County
Minister faces reprimand over Vanderbilt marriage
New York May 2 Bishop Frederick Burgess of the Long Island Episcopal diocese said the Rev Hadden who performed the ceremony would be reprimanded. He noted in this country such an act could lead to suspension and a complete suspension from the church, barring further service in any diocese.
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New York
Frederick Burgess
Long Island Episcopal di Ovene
Vanderbilt
Hadden
Eler&smen
Ehler
Reverend Lane Denounces Vanderbilt Marriage Sanctioned Abroad
Albany priest Willam Crosswell Lane asserts the Church of England had no role in the Vanderbilt Rutherford wedding in London beyond a sanctioned ceremony by a chancellor. he likens such officials to civil license issuers in the United States.
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Albany
N. Y
Willam Crosswelll Lane
Protestant Episcopal Church of Albany
United States
Church of England
William K Vanderbilt
Rutherford
London
Sheep Pelts to Be Sold in Havre This Spring
Havre news from May 1 reports Laurence K. Devlin buying several carloads of sheep pelts for the Chicago market. Pelts come mainly from sheepmen north of Havre, with heavy winter losses near the international boundary. An estimated 20 000 pelts will be sold in Havre this spring.
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The
Standard
Havre
Laurence K. Devlin
Chicago
State April Share Remittances Reported for County Taxes
Remittances for the state's share of April collections have been received by the Office of the State Treasurer. Lewis and Clark county $2,511.64 Deer Lodge county $758.49 Missoula county $878.62 Jefferson county $322.75.
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Standard
Helena
Lewis and Clarke County
Deer Lodge
Missoula County
Jefferson County
Bozeman Educator Engaged for Clear Creek Summer School
Mrs. R J Jones of Bozeman has been engaged by the Clear Creek school district No. 15 board to teach a summer school. She departed for her new field of labor today with J Griffin, chairman of the school board.
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Standard
Havre
R. J. Jones
Bozeman
Board of Education
Clear Creek
J. ©. Griffin
Army officers propose department wide athletic training plan
Captain Moss and colleagues report to the Dakotas department on a plan for post field days competitive field meets and a department field day. The recommendations cover drills field practice target practice and progressive development with goals of improved fitness and morale for soldiers at Fort Harrison Fort Snelling Fort Assinniboine and other posts. Fort Harrison soldiers form a baseball team seeking games with Helena amateurs.
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Standard
Helena
Moss
44Th Infantry
Fort Harrison
St. Paul
Department of the Dakotas
Arthur Thayer
Third Infantry
Fort Assinniboine
Charles R. Howland
21St Infantry
Fort Snelling
Army
Fort Missoula
St. Louis
Howard
Lines Drawn Closely on Homesteads
Helena May 2 Register Frank D McHale and Receiver George O Freeman report a Washington decision shaping proof requirements for homestead claimants. The Munery case shows unsatisfactory testimony. claimant must be more definite about absences and residence time. An affidavit detailing absences with durations and yearly homestead time is required within 69 days or the final certificate may be canceled.
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Standard
Helena
Frank D. McHale
George O. Freeman
Helena Land Office
Department
Washington
William «. Munery
Shannon
Meagher County
Union Depot progress in Helena amid rapid foundation work
Helena May 2 Work on the new Northern Pacific Great Northern union station progresses rapidly. Twenty five men lay foundations of concrete while rock from Livingston is unloaded by a temporary track. The center foundations rise above ground level with an artificial trench and cement mixed with gravel and rocks tamped into place.
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Helena
Livingston
Laborer Pat McKeen Dies After Fall From Train Near Collins
Special Dispatch reports Pat McKeen tram a laborer about 35 years old died at a local hospital after slipping while attempting to board a Great Northern & Montana passenger train near Collins. He suffered a fractured leg and fatal internal injuries. he was not married and relatives could not be located.
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Great Falls
Pat McKeentram
Collins
McKeentram
Great Northern
Montana
Talks of Resisting Demanda Stir Hotel Men in Great Falls
The new scale of the Cooks and Waiters' union took effect yesterday in Great Falls. Hotel owners and restaurant men discuss resisting the demand but no solid foundation for opposition is clear.
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