Formal Reorganization of Stevensville Council
Stevensville May 2 The city council held a regular session as the new mayor and councilmen took the oath of office R Faulds succeeds Howard Smart as mayor Joseph Fisher and H V Loc Hage are the new councilmen James McConnell Jr is named city clerk James Buk becomes city marshal Fred Marks appointed superintendent of city water works City attorney post unfilled Cyrus L Franks named city treasurer Ashbury Plummer longtime resident dies at home after illness James Huchanan discharged from hospital after appendicitis surgery
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Stevensville
R. Faulds
Howard Smart
Joseph Fisher
H. V. Loc Hage
Faulds
James McConnell Jr
James Buk
Fred Marks
Cyrus L. Franks
Ashbury
Mccarthy
James Huchanan
Mumbrue ranch purchase reported at White Sulphur Springs
B Cook of Helena bought the Marlow property along with cattle stock. County Clerk George J. Fowlie returned from Peoria Saturday with a witness. Mr. and Mrs. A J Nicholson also returned from Harlowton after a short visit.
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White Sulphur Springs
B. Cook
Helena
Marlow
Forgether
George J. Fowlie
Peoria
Bri
A. J. Nicholson
Harlowton
Philipsburg News notes May visitors and mining updates
May 2 Philipsburg report lists visitors from Missoula, Texas, Rock Creek and Butte. Local mining foremen Seeles and Carpp prep for season with updated equipment. Blair King funeral held. declamatory contests finals at county high school auditorium referenced.
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Philipsburg
Raysmond Maurer
Missoula
Davies
Texas
Rodda
Rock Creek
Peter Breen
Butters
Tack Creek
Theodore Simons
Hot Feat
Carlisle Matthews
Butte
Georgetown
E. M
Louise Beymour
Hutte
Alice
John Crunahan
Carlos Tall
Flint Creek
Seeles
Blair King
Hao O
Willam H. Calvert
Messrs
Clare McLeod
FE. ‘Taylor
Angus Albright
C. T. Fafa
Fed
County
Festival reading contestants and results parade
Miss Margare Doe presented The Soul of the Violin followed by Miss Vice Peterson with The Last Word and Miss Gusele Greenbeck with The White Swan. Miss Lucy and Miss Margaret Doe tied for first, Miss Gussie Greenbeck placed second, and Miss Alice Peterson third in the event.
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Margare Doe
Vice Peterson
Gusele Greenbeck
Lucy
Mie Margaret Doe
Gussie Greenbeck
Alice Peterson
Damages Sought Against Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul in Bozeman Suit
In Bozeman May 2 a $50,000 damage suit is filed against the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway by Peter Paul. He alleges serious and permanent injuries from an iron bar striking his head while removing a box car top near Miles City on a February day.
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Bozeman
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
W. L. Hays
District Court
Peter Paul
Feb. Oie
Miles City
Jne
John C. Lane
Daisy Lane
Mount Morris, Ty
Cotiege
Gallatin County High School
Livingston News Briefs From May 2 Case Pays Damages and Local Happenings
In Livingston a jury awarded plaintiff 1200 for delay in shipping cattle cars. James Schofield announced his Democratic candidacy for commissioner. Sally Arthur placed third in a state typewriting contest at Missoula. Mary Margaret Mulvenuti and Walter Hitman connected by marriage April 26. The Evangelical Lutheran Church property on Seventh Lewis is sold to TL Botsford. J Ward Crosby relocates. Teachers exams were held. Maude Brown reported attendees Iris Rice and others. Brand applications are rising in the stock commissioners office. most are three letter codes from Northern Fergus and Dawson counties.
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Livingston
Bonrow
Mages
James Schofield
Shields Valley
Sally Arthur
Mites City
Joseph Mo Mulvenutl
Mary Margaret
Walter Hitman
Khe Doula
Busy Bee
Ter
W. A. Zandel
Evangelical Lutheran ‘Church of the Redeemer
Seventh and
Lewis Street
H. B. Blair
J. Ward Crosby
Crosby
Yellowstone Street
TL. Botsford
Billings
J. F. Bennett
Northern Pacific
Maude Brown
Iris Rice
Beatrice Roberts
Grace Grant
Myrna ‘Esther Johnson
To Pearting
Roy Fox
Bryan Wilson
Farm Loan Act Declared Constitutional by Judge Word
Helena May 2 State Supreme Court appeal filed by George R Hill seeks to restrain the state official from suing farm loan bonds under the new act Judge R Lee Word ruled the farm loan act constitutional in district court though denying an injunction The suit targets State Senator W C Fi relation to the act’s enforcement
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Helena
State Supreme Court
George R. Hill
W. C. Fi
R. Lee Wora
Lutheran pastoral conference opens in Lewistown
May 2 Lewistown reports the Lutheran pastoral conference opening in the morning with ministers from across Montana. Rev Shigven of Conda conducted communion, Rev H Kumnick of Power gave a strong address, and a visiting ministers choir provided music.
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Lewistown
Lutheran Pastoral Conference
Monta Tar
Shigven
Conda
H. Kumnick
Power
Gillette
Butte
District Court
G. W. Smith
Kendal
C. M. Donaldson
Milwaukee
Grass Range
Winnett
Great Northern
Circle
Dawson County
Co. Drinkard
Wheat and Durum Prices and Market Notes
Minne lk markets show mixed wheat prices for May and July with bids around 1.212 to 1.224 and durum figures near 1.105 to 1.210, plus arrivals and on-track status noted for No.1 hard and northern grades. Duluth and Washington reports list May 2 prices, with barley and other grains tracked. a boxing match in New York is briefly reported, and a Senate debate over civil service classification for employes and rural credits is summarized.
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Montana
Duluth
Northern
Washington
Senate
Hollis
Norris
Civil Service
Prask
Government to press general compulsory recruiting bill
England moves to empower the government to compel enlistment as part of a broad recruiting act. Asquith warned the Commons that current machinery fails to fill the ranks, notes Irish security remains tight under martial law, and Sinn Fein activity is being suppressed. Reports from the front describe German offensives near Dixmude and Verdun with heavy artillery and limited infantry actions. News from the Black Sea and Baltic fronts show submarine, air, and shelling activity as Eastern fronts remain fluid. Dispatches note Ambassador Gerard’s departure for Berlin as a potential diplomatic note reaches Washington. In domestic news, Liss and Pointer face charges for disturbing the peace and profanity in county court.
Oregon cattlemen adjourn at banquet with governor present
The Oregon Cattle and Horse Growers Association wrapped up its annual convention in Baker City with a banquet attended by Governor James Withycombe. The group decided to hold next year’s meeting at La Grandes, marking the end of the event.
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Oregon
Baker, Ore
Oregon Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
James Withycombe
la Grands
Anaconda Boy Burns Hands In Cartridge Blast
James Christie ten years old suffered severe burns on both hands when a caliber cartridge exploded in his possession Saturday. The boy, son of City Alderman James P. Christie, could only say it was quick. A shell fragment lodged behind a fingernail and was removed, while a physician treated the wounds. The injuries are healing and the boy plans to return to school soon. The cartridge was found by the boy.
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James Christie
James P. Christie
Toda
Dual Track Meet Set In Butte Saturday
A dual track meet between Anaconda high school and Butte high school is scheduled for Saturday afternoon at Columbia Gardens in Butte. Coach Walter Scott and Principal Markley plan to attend, along with many faculty and students from Anaconda. A prior interclass meet in Butte last Saturday suggests a competitive event, aiding Scott in team selection ahead of Missoula competition.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Anaconda High School
Butte High School
Walter Scott
Markley
Anaconda
Scott
Missoula
Dairies in Anaconda Fail Butter Fat Standards
Michael F. Metiale, US sanitary inspector, reported four of Anaconda’s retail dairies scored below the 35 percent butter fat standard. Listings include Hogan 3.2, Prosneck 2.8, Earhart 3.8, Morris 34, Verante 3.2, Lagetich 6, Staffanson 5.9, Hoxie 3.6, Dol lar 8.4, Bryson 3.8, Budnick 2.0, Verlante 4.2, RW McCulloch 8.8, Val Gallo 3.6, and Office 3.4.
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Anaconda
Michael F. Metiale
W. J Hogan
Frank Prosneck
William Earhart
James Morris
Harry Sunderland
John Verlante
Tete Lagetich
Staffanson Bros
George Hoxie
George Dollar
Deputy Catches Boy Returned From Big Timber
Deputy Sheriff Victor Carlyon brought back Joe Devich from Anaconda with Tanawa. Devich, the boy arrested weeks ago, claimed Boston origin. He will be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Sherif Victor Carlyon
Big Timber
Joe Devich
Tanawa
Anaconda
Devich
Boston
Sheriff Captures Bail Jumper at Echo Lake
Sheriff L J Hartsell arrested Lester Brailey at Echo Lake. Brailey, wanted for jumping bail after a fight with an officer and being released on furnish, vanished then resurfaced at Edh Lake. He is now in the county jail awaiting further action.
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Sherif
L. J. Hartsell
Lester Brailey
Echo Lake
Brailey
Tck
Edh Lake
Bralley
All Stars Defeat Blue Birds In Nine Inning Tilt
The All Stars beat the Blue Birds yesterday afternoon in a nine inning game by a score yet to be determined. Off to 1 the winners will meet the Ramblers this afternoon at the lumber yards diamond. Kresan and Sladich formed the battery for the All Stars while Frankovich and Shegina did for the Blue Birds. Joe Sokolich umpired.
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ALL Stars
Blue Birds
Ramblers
Lumber Yards
Kresan
Sladich
Thee Battery
Frankovich
Shegina
Bluebird
Joe Sokolich
Miss Catherine Searles Visits Butte For Summer
Miss Catherine Searles is visiting Butte for a few days. Miss Mary of Chicago is the guest of her sister Mrs Charles L Walters and may stay through the summer. Roy couple after honeymoon at Missoula. One fourth of the world diet is vegetables. New York National Guard unveils armored train.
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Catherine Searles
Butte
Mary At
The
National Guard of
New York
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