Retirement Board forms for Montana teachers
Helena May 4 The retirement board under the teachers' pension law has organized with A Davee state superintendent and JH Swain secretary. Attorney General Kelly and State Treasurer Rae serve as other members. No legislature appropriation funds the administration, so 3500 teachers must cover costs. Teachers under the law may opt in by Jan 1 1916, with new members paying $1 monthly to the retirement fund. After 26 years teaching, pension of $600 yearly begins, with eligibility for retirement in 1919.
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Helena
A. Davee
JH H. Swain
Atorney
Kelly
Treneuver Rae
Montana
Hamilton News Briefs From May 4
Marston reports various visits and movements with locals and visitors such as Nickolas Juiindauer Justin Shannon from Bitter Root, Mrs At B Dowd of Victor, CH Butcher and son J W Smuttener from Butte, Mrs C E Davenport’s guest list, Marcus Daly’s Exposition trip, W A Brown from Yeoford Alberta visiting Grantendale and son, and plans for a Fourth of July celebration. Also notes teacher certificates for Monroe Edemond and Roy Robinson, Gladys Watters Grace Duf Net Van Buren, Graton Irwin visiting Wood River grandparents, Miss McLaughlin resuming stenography duties for Senator Myers, Coulter’s return, and Spokane visit wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Brown
Yeoford
Alberta
Samuel Brown
Grantedale
W. A. Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton
Monroe Edemond
Mises Gladys Watters
Grace Duf
Net van Buren
Roy Robinson
Pioneer prospector James Hall dies in Livingston at 78
Livingston records James Hall a Cooke City pioneer and prospector who left for his home after wintering in Livingston and died yesterday of pneumonia at 78. He moved to Cooke City 42 years ago and was famed for promising claims. Also noted are Emigrant saloon closure arrest of W. Conlin, a 1 year penitentiary sentence for Charles Marrin on sugar theft, a marriage license for Barbara Brackstad and Floyd J. Goddard, and a note that Mrs Herbert Milesied died at her Phoenix home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Gilbert
Monroe
Manhattan
Dick Pabrick
Pabrick
Lew King
Frank Lewis
Spokane
Charles Elsey
Walter Krider
Rate Grade
Tow Cowan
Hare
T. L. Kirwan
Aberdeen
Springfield
Henry Lang
Tilmots
Livingston
James Hall
Cooke City
W. Conlin
State Penitentiary
Charles Marrin
Park County
Barbara Brackstad
Floyd J. Goddard
Herbert J
Belgrade News Highlights May 4 Local Updates
May 4 Belgrade items report Mayor William Stephens returning from Butte. Weather turns warm then rains. Andrew Hendart delivered 70 000 pounds of cats to Thomas Quan for 1.60 per hundred. Miss Clara M Post to teach six weeks at agricultural college summer program. T White drilling near Alford Yergey area. Powell sold five carloads of Turkey and Club. John Dyk two carloads wheat at top price. Billy Murray injured in a fall from horse and taken to Deaconess hospital. Rev Paul E Katsch to Rochester for three weeks after ministerial commission. In Helena, rail commission orders Great Northern to establish agency at Comanche. Great Northern passenger train collision injures driver Ed Guthrie and passenger Ei Young. Reclamation contest selects Hazel Ward first, Minnie Jacobs second in Missoula. County Attorney Blackford dispute over woman registering uses initials or Christian name only.
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Belgrade
William Iie Stephens
Butte
Andrew Hendart
Thomas Quan
Joeman
Clara M. Post
Helgrade
Agricultural College
T. White
Alford
Yergey
David 'S
Powell
John Dyk
Billy Murray
Bozeman
Paul E. Katsch
Rochester
N.Y
Bozeman City Council Organized After Election
Bozeman Montana May 4 The old council finished business and the new council was organized Mayor John A Luce succeeds Mayor Buell J J Oakwood vacancy filled by J H Coffey W J Tallman and J Morgan elected officers Mayor appointed city officials including Carl A Spieth Gertrude S Luce Harry D Kremer W G Alexander Fred Axtell Lem M Sheldon Thomas Weaver Dave Toldys ET Widh Carl C Widener TT Bi Seitz G W Montgomery Herman L Witison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Old City Council
Tts
John A. Luce
8. Buell
J. J. Oakwood
Sheridan
Mont
J. H. Coffey
W. J. Tallman
Taman J. Morgan
Tatear
City Am- Core
Carl A. Spieth
Gertrude S. Luce
Harry D. Kremer
Fice
W. G. Alexander
Fred Axtell
Lem M. Sheldon
Thomas Weaver
Dave
Pierre A Dufresne Victim of Death by Own Action
Pierre A Dufresne, age 58, was found dead after an apparent self inflicted poisoning at his home. His wife notified a physician who pronounced him deceased. it is unclear whether the death was deliberate or an accidental ingestion. He had been unemployed for months and leaves a wife and two sons. He previously worked in the clothing business in several Montana towns and had lived in the area for 11 years. his wife was formerly Mary Umland of Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Goelack
Dufresne
Trix
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Mary Umland
Beaverhead Lumber sale shocks Dillon business scene
Dillon May 4 news notes the Beaverhead Lumber Company interests sold to H and Gimble of St Joseph. H S Gimble to manage the new venture, linked to Milwaukee Land. price around 2000. School board met and appointed drivers. normal training teachers reappointed. Miss Lillian Baker returns next fall increasing faculty to 15. City council organized Leonard Ellel elected president. appointments to come. Leroy jailed for burglary, sentenced to 1-3 years in state prison.
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Normal Training School
Lillian Baker
Leonard Ellel
Elel
Philip An Sere
Publc Utilities Commission
Hetent
Huy
Leroy
Deer Lodge
Sheria Scully
Three men held after dynamite raid on homestead camp
In Harlowton on May 4 Ben Posten and Fred Carlen reported dynamiting by Milwaukee electrification employees near a camp. Three men were caught violating game laws. two for fishing without a license and the third a dynamiter. They were taken to Har- Towton awaiting trial while others fled west toward Three Ferris. Fields show 165 acres of wheat lost to pale worm infestation.
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Harlowton
Sixteen Mile Creek
Ben Posten
Fred Carlen
Milwaukee
Rom Lewistown
Posten
Har- Towton
Ferris
Acarch
Tts
Kelling
Yiel
Anaconda Club Meeting Sparks Name Debate
In Anaconda, Charlie Ralston offered a two dollar suggestion at the Anaconda Automobile club meeting. A proposed new name, Anaconda Hood Toads association, drew interest, and Ralston briefly faced questions about membership before handing over funds for a later discussion.
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Charlie Ralston
Tye Anaconda Automobile Club
Anaconda Hood Toads Association
Ralston
Soosters
Hub
Mathewson
Anaconda Boosters Bring County Roads Message Forth
The Anaconda Automobile association meetings renamed to Anaconda Good Boosters plan county road improvements in Deer Lodge. Mathewson urged broader membership and urged attendance at a state good roads meeting in Hazemia. Farison named secretary and treasurer as a large crowd shows enthusiasm. Also notes Mrs Peterson’s death in Bozeman after gallstone surgery. she was a Manhattan-area pioneer’s daughter.
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Anaconda Automobile
Red
Montana
Mer
Hazemia
Mer Mathewson
Deer Lodge
Mathewson
F. W. Farrison
Peterson
Bozeman
Anaconda Bank Ledger Amidst Late May Points to Finances
Anaconda Mont May close shows bank assets including bonds deposits and savings notes. The balance sheet lists cash items notes and fractional currency, with real estate, furniture, and security values. Directors Farnsworth and Fulmor oversee the bank with Peters as notary.
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Tiuw
Federal Reserve Bath
New York
Chicago
St Louis
Charles E. Farnsworth
Staten
Charles. Farnswortht
George W. Peters
Anaconda
Mont
M.A. Fulmor
Notice to Creditors of Bertha Hengel Deceased
The administrator of the estate of Bertha Hengel deceased requests all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be filed at 512 Park Avenue Anaconda Montana, in Deer Lodge County. The administrator is FA Hengel. Published in Anaconda Montana on the 19th day of April 195.
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Bertha
Hengel
Iat Park Avenue
Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
Montana
FA. Hengel
Bertha J. Hongel
Daly Bank and Trust Co Montanas 1916 financial statement
The Daly Bank and Trust Co of Anaconda Montana files its May 1 1916 financial statement listing resources including loans and discounts at 1 061 012.21 drafts secured by various assets 86.13 and other balances. It shows capital undivided profits and taxes paid reserves for taxes and interest and various deposit liabilities including time certificates and savings deposits. The cashier C Harrington swears to the report before Notary Kunkel on May 1916 with attestations by Toole Bowman and others.
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ARIE
Montana
Kunkel
Pantie
Star of Montana
Anaconda
Mont
F. Toole
Kod
Bowman
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Retirement Board Teachers’ Pensions
George Johnson
Milwaukee Avenue
Nolan
Muriel
Minneapolis
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Dielenberg
W. T. Higgins
D. Snell
J. M. Darroch
0. X. Solilday
Clyde Park
Mr. Miles
A. W. Miles
Teddy Altius
W. C. Altimne
C. P. Burnett
HH. Montgomery
United Spanish War Veterans
Henry C. Kessler
M. J. Walsh
Dan Short
Chie
Te Echestr
John McLaughlin
John Fraser
Peter Holt
City Ateney
Teibert F. Allen
N. Tnirking
8. E. Leard
Hamilton News
Livingston News
Belgrade News
Comanche
State Railroad Commission
Great Northern Railway Company
Yellowstone County
Sappy Guovey
Great Northern
Telena Avenue
Ed ’Guthrie
Ei Young
Guthrie _w
Mazel Ward
Mals
Hazel Ward
Mainnie Jacobs
Gust AS
Sme Wna
Aay
Blackford
Lincoln
Bozeman's
FA. Luce
Pierre A
Dillon News
Hy Mall
Hy. Mall
Niagara Falls
Star
Lagat Myers
Cacco Co
Anaconda News
Copper City
Barbara Goten
Condi Anaconda National Bank
Anaconna
Federal Reserve Bank
Manking House
Isan
Federion
Fh Tran- Pisin
Ste
Alemtana
County of Beer
Tarda
Daly Bank and Trust CO
AL Anaconas
Panking Hove
Reserve Iit Bank
Banks
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