Nurses of Montana 10 Meet This Month
The Montana State Graduate and Registered Nurses association holds its May meeting in Great Falls at the Elke building from May 12 to 14. Programs list morning and afternoon sessions with speakers on feeble mindedness, registration, nursing education, public health, hospital work, and a Rainbow hotel reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Graduate and Registered Nurses’ Association
Great Falls
Elke
E. L. White
C. B. K. Vidal
Lucy Ann Marshall
Montana State Board
Montana
Florence Ames
D. K. Woods
Dora Mecklenberg
Re Nu
Jean Sims
R. N
American Journal of Nursing
Mra
J. C. Benson
Rainbow Hotel
Cascade Studient Society
Cascade County Nurse ‘Association
Olive Inch
Hlm. Larson
Ethel Remington
Huth Hooker
Benson
Alumius
Bozeman News Highlights Local Events and Tragedies
Reports from Bozeman note a fatal accident in Three Forks involving a Portland Cement worker. The body, found after about a day, will be shipped to Rapids Michigan with the widow. Obituary details honor pioneer John Harvey, longtime Gallatin County resident, and a prominent Bozeman figure. Community events include Knights of Columbus fundraising and Elks show efforts. Local brokerages discuss crop losses from worm damage and embargo concerns on wheat. News covers Helena visitors, seed pea shipments, and fair preparations amid rising agricultural strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Portland Cement Company
Fran
Aen Rapids, Mich
Shaeffer
Eugene
Lewistown
Smedy
Knights of Columbus
Tillings
Mawe
Tawis Penwsil
Helena
Pen
Montana
John Harvey
Livingston
Boseman
Esbe- Manly
Gallatin County
W. W. Alderson
Bozeman
Sire
Mary J. White
Tlarvey Cox
Local Moos Jouge Meeting Adressed by J M Wesley
Harlowton May 6 The local Moos Jouge held last evening’s meeting in the Opera House with State Organizer J M Wesley addressing the gathering. A program followed at the local theater. Sammy Sukuma is the proud father of Harlowton’s first Japanese child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Moos Jouge
Oper House
J. M. Wesley
Fong Ina
Mra
Joseph Blackear
Murray
D Yeaterlay
J. C. Kearby
Oval Onder
Yenry
St. Youle
Sammy Sukuma
Harlow=ton
Errors in State Apportionments Drawn Across Counties
Helena May 6. State Auditor William Keating reports errors in forest reserve receipts apportionment affecting Flathead Park Sanders Toole and other counties. Several counties were overpaid or underpaid for years, with Flathead receiving 2401.65 and Park 131 dollars while Sanders and Teton received 7590 and 918.68 respectively. The adjustment will be paid after reimbursements by the four counties. rest of counties listed include Cascade Shoshone Lusk Deer Lodge Fallon Fergus Gallatin Granite Jefferson Lewis and Clark and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
William Keating
Flathead
Park
Sanders and Toole
Sanders
Teton
Oumn
Mgares
Keating
Cancade
Fallon
Fergus Gallatin
Jefferson Lewin and Clark
George T. Wickes Dead Pioneer Mine Operator
Helena May 6 George T Wickes a pioneer mine operator in Montana dies at age unknown. He came to Helena from the South thirty years ago and held roles at Wickes mines Helena and Livingston Smelting and Kenning Company. He opened the Cokedale mines and surveyed Rocky Fork coal mines. He leaves three children and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
George T. Wickes
Ats
Montana
Mr. Wickes
Wickes
Hielena & Livngston Smelting and Kenning Company
Garrison News and Local Travels May 6
Garrison residents travel to Missoula and Great Falls for visits and errands. A Northern Pacific work train begins ditching on the mountain grade near Roseman. Gallatin high school holds a declamatory contest with Harland Stewart and Hernal Alexander placing first and second. state contest in Missoula upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Gruth
Ida W Davis
C.F. Baile
County Track and Field Meets Planned for Gallatin County
Roseman May 6 Belgrade hosts a multi event county track gathering with Friday afternoon and Saturday sessions. District high schools compete in track and declamatory contests at Belgrade and Weston auditoriums as students, teachers, and the public are invited to attend the festival events and medal ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresaanen
Gallatin
Teco
Welerade Auditorian
Melgrade
Park
Bergrade
Betarade
Warton
Belgrade
Infcee
William
Ficestevena
Johmato
Comtent
Gein’ F. Moore
Willam
Montana Adopts Federal Flour Weight Tolerance Rules
Helena May 6 Secretary of State A M Alder said Montana will align with federal standards on flour weight tolerances after a review by the Bureau of Standards. The ruling covers that flour weight may vary with moisture content and evaporation corrections, with no fixed tolerances published for flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Federal Bureau of Standards
Montana
Othe
A.M. Alder
Russell Miller Use Company
Minneapolis
Tdea
Department
Great Falls
Bureau of Standar Rotary
Alderson
St Rncles
Firemen Pension Funds Due From State Insurance Fees
Helena May 6 The 30 Montana fire departments are entitled to 8251 73 from the 5 880 57 collected by the state Insurance department on net premiums totaling 2 575 698 42 last year. Auditor Keating compiled the figures finding a deficiency of 351 73 after an 8 000 appropriation. Distributions include Anaconda 218 24 Helena 45 23 Bozeman 230 71 Great Falls 138 53 etc. May 6 Lewistown sale opens at Judith Theater, slow bidding, about 10 300 acres sold at an average 18. Natives of Peru use reed boats with straw sail matting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Staite
Keating Ust
Anaconda
Helgrade
Ble Timber
Sillings
Bozeman
Rotte
Great Falls
Hamilton
Hardin
Ha Tislature
Havre
Joliet
Kalispell
Lewistown
Libby
Livingston
Ites Misoula
Phil
Red Lodge
Helena Hearing Tests State Utilities Commission Authority
May 6 Helena clash over validity of the act creating the state public utilities commission and its power over municipal utilities. City officials argue the constitution bars delegating authority to a commission or private entity, while utilities argue against mandated service pipes and meter rules. Committee members from Helena Butte and Livingston presented views. some utility reps disputed the cost analysis of meters. The panel explained they aim for standardized rules not local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Public Utilities Commission
Urether
W. M. Riddell
Eugene Carroll
Butte
TM. Swindiehurst
Livingston
State Senator Cato of Miles City Dead
State Senator Caceola C. Cato of Custer county died tonight in Austin Texas from heart failure aged 37. His wife and daughter were with him. He will be buried in Millen City. Cato was a member of the Elks and Masonic lodges and served as second vice president of the State National Bank. He was general manager for the X LT outfit in Montana until the syndicate sold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uilles City
Caceola C. Cato
Custer County
Austin
Texas
Tila
Millen City
Cato
Elks
Masonic Lodges
State National Bank
X. LT. Outfit
Montana
Deer Lodge News Shows Local Moves and Travels
A Deer Lodge column lists residents and visitors, including John Ireland family returning from Joliet Illinois, Dennis Shea taking charge of a Milwaukee substation crew in Montana, and Clark Harel christening welcomed. Other notes cover relocations, appointments, travels to Spokane Seattle and Portland, a honeymoon trip, and storm repairs affecting telegraph lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John Ireland
Joliet
Dennis Shea
Morel. Mont
Milwaukee
Str
Rudolph Swanson
Tar
Flor
Firman
Victor
the ‘ of Railway ‘Telegraphers
Webber Kore
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Burbondale
Wis
Dennis Meade
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge
Charles Hurst
Spokane
John Kemp
Spokan
Dwight Rittenhouse
Central States
T. F. Shea
Helena
Peat Albee
Butte
F. H. Albee
George W., Dana
Northern Pacific
W. N. Webber
Eugene McGuire
Mary Lacy
Maitle Lacy
Slater
Charles Hayes
Seattle
Short weight made good by Havre coal dealers
In Havre Montana a state investigation led to 62.08 pounds of coal given as reparations for short deliveries by the firm Viten Fritz et al to Montana Power Company offices. The firm claimed wagon weight discrepancies and blamed a fast fall and scale error. Meanwhile Anaconda Copper Mining Co sues Margaret O Keefe formerly Margaret Metanghin John Doe and Richard Roe in Deer Lodge County to quiet title to real estate in Block 23 of the city of Anaconda, alleging adverse claims and seeking injunctions. The case names Hugh McLaughlin as deceased with unknown heirs and assigns, and references a 1906 death and widow Margaret who has remarried to Margaret O Keefe. First publication April 3 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
C. W. Dewar
Havre
Montana Power Company
Fiten
Fritzet
District Court
Third District
Mon
Lodge
Anaconda” Copper Mining “Company
Margaret O’ Keet
Margaret Metanghiin
Yonn Doe
Richard Roe
Hugh McLaughlin
Ugh McLaughlin
Atlas
Montana
Wehren
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Mont
Piavnttt
Margaret McLaughlin
Margaret O'Keefe
John Doe
Richard ‘Roe
Gold Court
Aph. A
P. T. O'Brien
LO. Evans
H.W. Rodgers
Plaintiff
Elizabeth Marchand Meita
Rodgers
Gers
Smurston
George P. Wellcomd
Eliabeth Marchand McNulta
Bounty clubs for policemen and indestructible paper invented
The article notes English invention of practically indestructible paper and discusses paper clubs for policemen. It mentions the transfer committee and Samca Paper clubs, with references to Bounty commissioners. The text is fragmented but centers on innovations and official actions.
Logan Engineer Replaces On Pony and F Business Run
Logan May 6 Engineer Bob Hannah assigned to Pony and forms run between Logan and North F Caruso the regular engineer on this run fell from his engine at about 15 miles per hour sometime ago and remains unable to resume duties Traveling Engineer Pete Sorenson was in town Wednesday attending company business Olive Van Epps leaves today for Rochester hospital for an operation Mrs Robert Hannah and her son visit husband in Livingston Clarence Bush at Logan depot reassigned to third trick operator duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bob Hannah
North
F. Caruso
Ikely
Pete Sorenson
Meg
Olive van Epps
Rochester Hospital
Robert Hannah
Livingston
Clarence ‘Bush
Logan Depot
Copper Mining Company Stockholders Meet In Anaconda
Notice to stockholders of the Copper Mining company Anaconda Mont announces a stockholders meeting at the smelter office near Anaconda to consider decreasing the capital stock from six million six thousand nine hundred to twenty five cents par shares and other business. Transfer books closed April 2 1915 and May 3 1915. Also notice of increasing directors from seven to nine and administrator notice for Elizabeth Marchand McNulta estate with four month claim period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsxcgrda
Copper “Mining Co Pany
Anaconda
Mont
Apell
Copper Mining Company
Com
John D. RY
I'M. Rogers
William Rockefeller
George H. Church
AH. Melin
BB Thayer
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Copper Mining
Pte of
Montana
Ofice
Sev
Ssacgnda Copper
Aining Com
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Hogham
Bozeman News
Garrison News
Garrison
Vr. J. Kenning
Charles B. Parker
Thur
Judith Theater
Peru
Enie
IAS
NA Ro
Perlic Urner Mpantes Merten
Cottolene
Chicago
Sexefairbank
Amaa
Miles City
Prion
Whitehall
Pacific Railway
Montana Division
Ee Cashman
Meadow Creek
Benjamin
Kane
Toston
Chestnut
Philipsburg News
Coe
Setorinal
Steen
Leila
Tabetha
Utenan
Mason
Aiie Nier
Ieee
Logan News
Bonner, Montana
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