Death of a farmer follows ranch quarrel near Bozeman
Report from Bozeman says farmer Joe Ennis died after a quarrel over an understanding at a ranch west of Bozeman. Two men Lewin and Beane were involved, a shooting occurred striking Lewin in the right temple. Beane and Beatrice were later apprehended. coroner ordered an inquest. The body of Joe Ennis was taken to an undertaker Sethogre.
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Oseman
Joe Ennis
Brien Ranch
Woneman
Loris
P.m
Lewin Binche
Lewis
Ania
Tome Fedatas
Binet Ranch
Bate Ikem
Lewin
Atone
Caver
Beanieeas
Toler Beane
Bate Einls
Ae Wiipi
Ste Lewin
Peet Hameed
Ana
Hozeman
Sat'han
Moxeman
Sethoagre
Onsen
Sea Ranch
Garrison News Highlights Local Travel and Mining Figures
Gus Pineau traveled from upper Gold Greek to seek medical care for a shoulder injury after a sluice pipe accident. Pred Bristol visited from Missoula and stayed at his ranch west of town. Tadward Wardel left for Canyon Creek to see friends. Harold Barnes traveled to Helena with his father W Barnes for weekend family time. Louis Kipp left for Helena on business and ranch inquiries. John Michaud, Elliston mining man, died in Helena hospital from injuries when a horse fell on him. Funeral held at Elliston. he leaves a wife and two daughters. Mrs. Charles B. Parker visited Deer Lodge. Deputy Sheriff Thomas Mullins of Deer Lodge spent Sunday in Garrison.
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Garrison
Gus Pineau
Upper
Gold Greek
Eer Ledge
Pred Bristol
Missoula
Tadward Wardel
Canyon Creek
Harold Barnes
W. Barnes
Helena
Barnes
Louis Kipp
Prickle Pear Valley
John Michana
Elliston
Mt Helena
Michaud
M. D. Platner
Mr. Michaud
Eliston
Charles B. Parker
Deer Lodge
Sherif Thomas Mullins
Phillipsburg News: Local Moves and Travels Reported
Mrs. Charles D. McLure and her daughter Clara returned from a visit in Butte. John D. Kennedy, once county sheriff, has entered automobile ownership. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. McRae retired from a Pacific coast trip, noting improved health. Hi L. Fisk moved from W. E. Moore’s residence to a new lower Broadway home. Mr. and Mrs. Moore will soon occupy the vacated house. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kingeting visited from Maxville and reported good mine prospects near the fret. Mrs. A. B. Dixon, state vice president of the Rebekah lodge, travels to Stevensville and Hamilton for district events. Mrs. J. Stephens and daughter Jean of Juneau, Alaska, guests of the Albrights. Stephens formerly pastor here. Mrs. Stephens plans Alaska return around May 1. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Pickinger depart for a four month California trip. they will attend the San Francisco fair and visit Red Bluff for placer mining interests.
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Philipsburg
Charles D. McLure
Clara
Butte
John D. Kennedy
R. K. McRae
Pacific Coast
Hi. L. Fisk
W. E. Moore
Lower Broadway
Stevensville
Rebekahs
Dixon
Hamilton
C. Pringey
J. Stephens
Jean
Juneau
Alaska
W. E. ‘Albright
Stephens
Local notes on miners woes and social calls in Granite county
News items recount Pasin Mining Company workers facing water shortages due to light snowfall and dry ground, keeping children at home with Mire Johnstreator. Social notes list Mrs. J B Stephens of Lunn Alaska and other guests, a 17th birthday party for Eva McDonel, a theater outing at the McDonald opera house, and luncheon at Mrs Charles C laker’s home.
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C. J. Henry
Pasin
Hock
Gertrude
Martin
W. B. Albright
J.B. ‘Stephens
Lunn
Aiaska
Mex Dames
Als. Huffman
C. A. Pike
D. SM. Durfee
B.A. Hannah
FB. Patten
HA. ‘Featherman
William Bowen
Sial
Eva McDonel
McDonald Opera
Bowie
Charles Claker
Alleses Ruth Barmichael
Jean” McLeod
Pauline Fonneon
Margaret Doe
Marie Durfee
Messrs
Francis Percy
Ralph Williams
Harold Mc
LT. Irvine
R. J. Wyatt
Miex Gertrude Martin
Mie
Evan Donel
Martin Hart Found Dead in Potomac Hotel
The body of Martin Hart was brought to Missoula from Potomac where he was found dead in bed at the Queen hotel. Hart was about 40 years old, had lived in Blackfoot valley and nearby areas for two years, and previously prospered before taking odd jobs in lumber camps and mines.
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Afissoula
Alarm Hart
Missoula
Potomac
Queen Hotel
Hart
Blackfoot Valley
Pointe
Tie
Logan Forks Base Ball Game Psed By Heavy Rains
Logan May 3 Despite recent heavy rains and cold east wind the Logan Forks baseball game was played before a good sized crowd. Gotten the Logan catcher had the best all round play and hit the only home run. Both sides had five hits and four Logan double plays with three errors each. Several local notes include staff changes and a hospital operation for Mrs Olive Van Epps. A social dance honored Miss Carrie Johnson at the Logan opera house and other town news rounds out the brief.
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Logan
Gotten
Tratteries
Conner
Chambers
Charles Selb
Meek
Interesis
F. L. Gabriel
Frank Hines
Belgrade
L . Carleton
Hubbard, Mont &Edward
Woodward
Logan-Butte
Butte
Postmaster Appointments Reported in Montana
Washington May Robert E Donohue named Tucson Mont postmaster replacing Margaret Kay Ravalli appoints Frank Worden as postmaster There is mention of Henry Warden in the same notice but details are incomplete The item records changes in Montana postal leadership.
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Oacial Deveret Co
Washington
May
Robert E. Donohue
Tuscon
Mont
Margaret Kay
Frank Worden
Ravalli
Tea
Henry
Warden
Death of Ferdinand Kennett Felt Throughout Missoula
Missoula mourns Ferdinand Kennett a pioneer banker and former mayor elect who declined to serve He died after several months illness at age 3 years He helped organize Western Montana National Bank and served as officer and director He left a wife four sons and five daughters with funeral set for Wednesday at 4 0 pm Missoula Montana community remembers Kennett's long service in business and fraternal circles including Masonry and Grand Army of the Republic
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Missoula
Fontinand Kennett
Kennett
Montana
Philipsburg
Helena
First National Bank
Western Montana National Bank
Grand Army of the Republic
George H. Kennett
Kel Inge
Taho
George B. Wilcox
Sarah
Mary Dill
St. Louis
Sue K. Reinhard
Seattle
State Accident Board Formally Organized
The state Industrial accident board was organized today by electing A. E. Spriggs as chair and T. M. Swindlehurst as commissioner of labor and industry as treasurer. William Keating is the third member, with A. G. McNaught named secretary and Miss Laura Winkler as stenographer. The secretary will be paid 2100 dollars annually and the stenographer 1200. Secretary McNaughton has been with the Northern Pacific at Livingston and was long a court stenographer. No more positions will be filled now. The board will issue blanks and post position applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaughton
Pacife
Livingston
Stark
Fle
Ashridge appoints successor for district of Montana
In Helena, Jaoph Ashridge announces tomorrow’s oath of a new U S marshal for the district of Montana as he departs for Hutte tonight. Before leaving Helena he says Scott N. Hanford will stay as chief Clerk and C. Pound as deputy, at least temporarily.
State Lands Auctions Set Across Several Counties
Helena announces sales of state lands with 100000 acres offered at Fort Benton in auctions tomorrow and May 11 18 and 25. Additional auctions will occur at Lewistown on May 6 12 20 and 27 offering Fergus County land parcels totaling 100000 acres.
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Helena
Fort Benton
Lewistown
Fergus County
Missoula City Council Reorganizes Amid Socialist Presence
Abssoula May 3 The Missoula city council is reorganized for another year with John M Brechbitt elected accredit ties taking a seat. Brechvill as street and parks foreman will act as his own foreman while mayor and Hodson overruled hh. Council votes appoint La Wallace city attorney Le B Hatvig city clerk N P Kroone city treasurer Ruth Kellogi assistant treasurer Thomas Kemp chief of police Harley Johnson police magistrate D K E Anderson Meath meer and P F Loffwes chief of fire department.
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Hodson
Brechviil
Wallace
le B. Hatvi
Lonnie Cheatham Hutt Injured in High School Discus Accident
Lonnie Cheatham Hutt, a high school student, was struck on the back of the head by a discus during practice. He was knocked unconscious and remained in serious condition late tonight as teammates watched in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iad
Lawson Guilty Life Sentence In Labor Leader Case
Colorado judge imposes life imprisonment for John R Lawson, a noted labor leader, after a first degree murder verdict tied to the death of deputy sheriff John Nimmo during a strike battle on October 25, 1913. Jury fixes penalty. Lawson vows to fight and remain hopeful despite the conviction.
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Trinidad
May
John R. Lawon
Colorado
John Nimmo
Lawson
Indy Hillyer
Hillyer
Bowdery Floyd
Horace N. Hawkins
Mle
Hawkins
Rockefeller
John Lawson
Rockefellers
Denver
John IR. Lawson
McNamara
Hayes finances and voyage briefed by White House
Washington reports a conference at the White House with President Wilson Secretary Bryan and Paul Fuller Fuller is to be sent to Haiti to investigate conditions in the Republic Fuller will depart within two to three days The fiscal count is about 200000 with 29000 foreigners mainly Italians French and Maltese in the country.
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Washington
Auth
Genite House
Wilson
Bryan
Paul Puller
New York
Tur Saleme Island Republic
Fuller
Haytt
GRA GILGOWITH J GALSWORTHY CABLE RELIEF APPEAL
An article cites J Galsworthy urging Belgium relief amid German advances and notes funds from the United States Canada and Australia while Britain calls for more self-contribution. Contends that ongoing diplomatic exchanges affect re export controls and fiscal aid for beleaguered Belgium.
Priest and Nurse Exonerated by Jury in Palm Springs Fatality
Coroner's jury exonerates Catholic priest Father Rieist and nurse Mrs. Clara Sherrer in the Palm Springs health camp killing of ranch hand Peter Glennon. Testimony claimed Glennon intended to kill them both. Father Rieist was wounded and Glennon was fatally shot during the confrontation.
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Father Rethfels
Glennon
Seattle
British statement on shipping interests issued for US trade
Washington May 1 British statement issued to aid American shipping by guiding cargoes not under blockade ban. Consuls in the United States were instructed to advise shippers on cargo classifications so the government is alerted before ships reach European waters. The United States does not recognize allied interference with legitimate commerce.
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Washington
One Pansy
United States
Great Britain
Counil
Notice to Creditors for Biagoja P. Vakovich Estate
Notice is given by administrator Mesiagosa P Vakovich of the estate of Blagojs P Vakovich deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate. Four months after first publication, file with the administrator at 3 Hast Third street Ruaconde Montana. Dated Anaconda Montana April 12 1915.
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Bistate
Biagoja
P. Vukovich
Estats Mesiagosa
Sl Hast
Third
Ruaconde
Mont
Deer Page
Wate
Montana
TJ. Milmovich
Blagojs P Vakovich
Anaconda
Apri
1915
Name spellings across languages cited in marginal note
A fragment discusses how the name Goa is rendered in various languages and scripts. It lists forms such as Latin Deus Greek Zeus Hebrew Adonoi Syrian Adad Arabian Persian Svea Tartariin and others, interspersed with unclear terms and mis-spellings. The text appears as a garbled marginal remark without coherent argument.
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Goa
Deus
Odin
Bosco
Dieuy Spagiay
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State Standard
Ennis
Georg Lewis
Rothman
Garrison News
Philipsburg News
Martin Hart
Logan News
Ferdinand Kennett
Human Ome
Mereaven
Pionera
State Accident Board
Lonnie Cheatham Hutt
Rio. DO
John R. Lawson
Horace No Hawking
Las Animas County
Hayes Finances
Funis
Velvet
Nature
Kentucky
Tien
Liggett
Myers
LAX
Galsworthy
Onson
Ivanelal Rect
Belgium
Grawy
Angworthys
Tnitah
Commis
Faili
Germany
Austria
State Department
Countriey
Timanapolis
Philadelphia
National Municipal Re
Clarence Blake
Boston
Journal of Pediatrica
Istz
Y Trasthenia
Philadelphia Medical Journal
British Investmencyan
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