Good Roads Envoy Returns From National Meeting
Bozeman resident represents Good Roads Association of Montana at National Highway Association in Chicago. Attended seventh annual Montana Chamber of Commerce and Chamber of Commerce of the hired Seater meetings in St Louis. Discussions covered government road funding, federal road commission, and cooperation with national bodies to improve U.S. road conditions nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Boseman
Good Roads Association
Memt
Chicago
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Boxeman
Davis
United States
CIA
Ala
Jon
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
National Highwayer of Commerce
United
Alore
Federal
Uniea “Staves
Minton
Balling Ana Ie
Pateass
St. Louis
Eaid
Carter Clash Secs Tetary
The
Treasury
Luther St Walter
Sizablity
Retary Redfield
Ree
Goldthwaite H. Dori
Cus mi
Corhonen
Ane
Chamber of Commerce of the
United ‘States
Montana
Gartion
Tive
Woodcraft Lodge Names Delegates for District Convention
Woodcraft Lodge appoints delegates to represent at the district convention. The selection, confirmed by lodge officials, names the attendees from local members and leaders. The date and venue are to be announced by the district committee.
Lewistown inaugurates a new administration
A large crowd gathers as Whadlen J. Marshall succeeds Lewis Clark as mayor. Marshall announces pending appointments for police chief and city clerk with actions likely delayed. He names Frank A. Wright city attorney Arthur de Baker fire chief and Dr T J Pleasants health officer. Public library board members named and a new police commission proposed. Cemetery transfer offer accepted. 20 years since incorporation and 1000 burials noted. 20,000 more anticipated. Divorce granted in Joe Brown case. Livingston Nickel pleads guilty to third degree assault. county jail sentence imposed. Highway construction from Grass Range to Musselshell County to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Whadlen J. Marshall
Ats
Ctty Council
Marshall
Lewis ©. Clark
Shief
Haming
K.P Longshore
Frank A. Wright
Arthur de Baker
T. J. Pleasants
CR Meclave
Heaviin
Paul Tabor
B. W. Metter
Kindschy
C. Wentworth
David Hilger
Lewistown Cemetery Association
Munday
Joe Brown
Kans
Livingston Nickel
Buffalo
Avere
Frank
Thompson
Grass Range
O¢ Musselshell County
Brandenburg Appointed Recorder in Gallatin Office
Brandenburg has been appointed to succeed Mr. Bell as jerk and recorder in the Gallatin office. No new deputies will be added. the existing staff will handle duties until others in the office adjust to the changes, with Mr. McLeod assisting until the transition completes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseman
May
Aye Air Elevena
Saatcom County
Brandenburg
Bell
Jerk and Recorders
Desist
Sheepmen predict record lamb season in Dillon report
Dillon reports a near record lamb season with range and shed lambing both strong. Sheepmen expect higher wool yields and prices, noting ranges provide feed for open-range bands and ranges anticipate 208000 pounds more wool than 1318. Some wool sold to eastern firms at 50 to 60 cents. Graduation speech in Helena featured Rev. Donald and Bishop Gorman as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead
Miller Resigns as Deputy State Treasurer and Auditor Named
Selena May 7. R D Miller deputy state treasurer resigns to become auditor of the corporation in ome tax. Leslie M Rogers formerly chief clerk to State Treasurer I J Mart has been named as deputy treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Miller
Selena
R. D. Miller
Inome Tax
Leslie M. Rogers
I. J. Mart
Refugee Bride Reunites With American Soldier in Billings
Mme. John Collard, a 31 year old French refugee and widow of a local soldier, steps from a Northern Pacific train in Billings with her husband to be. She recalls loss in France, the bomb death of her mother, and wartime hardship. She praises American kindness and plans to join John Collard in Belt after discharge from Camp Upton.
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John Collard
Belt
Camp Upton
N.Y
Collard
France
Paris
Mme. Colar
Mme. Collard
Montana
John
America
Ross
New York
Fire Marshal Mentrum 15 Making Discoveries
Herene May 7 State Auditor Porter and State Fire Marshal Mentrum inspected the See ferron school and the Helena public schools. Several fire drills have been held. Mentrum noted no fire extinguisher was in view and said he is checking prevention apparatus and fire drills in public schools statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herene
Are
Porter
Mentrum
Seeferron
Helena
Hoor
High Court Rules Mullarkey's Favor In Stay
Helena May 7 Following a court order the supreme court granted a stay of execution in Mullarkey of Butte case. Mullarkey may operate a soft drink place again after authorities seized drinks cigars cigarettes and whiskey in a raid. The state argues the soft drink business was linked to illegal sales and the case rests on bond posting and future proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Supreme Court
Andrew Mullarkey
Butte
Dwyer
Mullarkey
Miterneys
Beaverhead County Campaign Overcomes Odds in May Push
Beaverhead County finally over top as campaign organizers press the victory drive. Frank Hagelbaker directed efforts over two weeks with Joan’s campaign, dedicating time and resources to raise funds and support the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Beas
Jihairman
Hagelbaker
Graves May Be Captain Mullan Band Bones Site
Five graves found on RW Krese ranch at De Borgia prompt investigation. Officials may exhume remains to determine if they are Captain Yonn Mullan and band members from the Mullan Watt sites. Some believe Indian graves. if confirmed, a monument could mark the historic camp. County commissioners held a session discussing annexation protests and district meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullan
Nounded Boys Need A Vocational Course
Helena May 7 James C Batten supervisor of placement and Braman supervisor of training of the Northwestern district board of vocational education for soldiers are here today for the course of a four hour session. They state 4,000 soldiers in need of the course and that about 200 wounded are in need of it as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
James C. Batten
Ana E
Abraman
Ted Tral
Dilllon News Social notes and obituaries linger in memory
Elizabeth Sa manager dies after yearlong illness in Dillon. Funeral at Brundage parlors tomorrow afternoon. Survived by husband and six children. Telegraphing and local society details follow, including wedding news, road crews restoring winter damage, and social gatherings at Dillmont park and Andrus grill with local figures visiting from Missoula and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Grasshopper
Brundage
Madison
Frown
Charles Perry
William Patricks
Lelen
Glenwood
Col
John E. Peterson
Sterlain
Idaho
Nelson
Arby Beardsley
Dillmont Park
O'Sheen
Missoula
Andrus, Grill
Fred Gilbert
Lady of Whitehall Marries Engineer from Duluth
Mary Noble, known in Jefferson valley, wed J. W. Ward an engineer from Duluth Minnesota in Whitehall on May 7. Only relatives and a few present attended, a dinner followed by the couple departing for Duluth to begin their new home. Ward recently moved from Montara where he gained many friends and now works in ship building in Duluth.
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Whitehall
Mary Noble
Jefferson Valley
J. W. Ward
Duluth
Minn
Speck
Fergus County Fair Planned at Lewistown September 18
At a county farms bureau meeting in Lewistown yesterday ML Wilson, state Work leader, attended. A hearing before Judge Brissett was held to confirm the Fergus County Fair dates, with plans announced for a large, thorough fair to showcase Montana agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
County Farms Bureau
ML Wilson
Briss Rt
Fergus Cou
Court actions detail fines and abatements in county
The report describes a $100 fine paid by Midge Ayers while serving a term. It notes a decree ordering cold storage for the McIntyre rooming house linked to bootlegging activities, with the school district prepared to cover excess costs. A Milwaukee case seeks $5 damages for food, in Judge Ayers court, tied to a bridge and Wolf Creek negligence. The suit is described as vigorously contested with related actions pending.
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Ayers
McIntyre
Myers
Bris. Lee
John Pets
Milwaukee
Denton
Wolf Creek
Lewis and Clark seeks 230000 federal road funds
Helena May 7 Application was filed by the Lewis and Clark county commissioners for 230000 dollars in federal aid road funds to be secured by a bond issue. The proposed highway would run from Helena to Augusta as part of a main county state and post road and link park to park. The route follows the Silver road through the canyon to Wolf Creek and then swings northwest to August. Commissioners seek funds now and urge immediate construction with a bond election possible within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Augusta
Canyon
Wolf Creek
Cannon prize tied to state quota oversubscription
May 7 Helens Montana a telegram indicates one captured cannon may be allotted to the state if by Monday at least 19 percent oversubscription of the minimum quota of 11 million dollars is reported. Reports show several counties past quota while 18 county organizations still must report results to Chairman Holter and officials in Red Lodge Wienie and Faltemeyer.
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Caton
Albert Budas
Red Lodge Valley
Wibaux
Faltemeyer
Wienie
Anishea
One Argument Filed In Opposition in Helena
Helena May 7 one argument is filed in opposition to a referendume for direct primary. The item notes a late filing and indicates two measures to be voted upon, namely the Goxing bill and primary law changes, with dates tied to legal deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Plans under way for new state school buildings
Helena Montana May 7 Plans for new buildings at the state schools in Missoula Bozeman and Butte are now under way Chancellor Ey C Elliott says after conferring with architects The legislature appropriated 100 00 for each building One is the engineering building at Bozeman designed by Fred Wilson the Missoula library by Cohagen of Billings and the school at Missoula prepared by Floyd Hamm Helena is the site for all of them.
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Helena
Mont
Missoula
Bozeman
Butte
Ey, C. Elliott
Fred Wilson
Brary
Cohagen
Billings
Floyd Hamm
Family quarrel sinks free love bill in Hungary
In Hungary a domestic dispute derails a proposed law described as freeing women. The quarrel within a family and their allies led to opposition to the measure, with officials and husbands threatening to unite wives against the bill. Weltner leveraged influence to secure its defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Weltner
Isabel Stettinius to wed Major John B. Marsh
Mr and Mrs Edward R Stettinius announce the engagement of their daughter Isabel to Major John B Marsh son of Mr and Mrs Arthur B Marsh The couple became acquainted through social circles and Miss Stettinius has long been active in society and charitable work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Stettinus
Isabel Stettinius
John B. Marsh
Arthur B. Mars
Victory Loan Keystone of the World’s Arch
An editorial argues the Victory loan is the keystone holding the Allied economy and war effort together. It warns that failure would mean repudiation of fallen soldiers, harmed industries, and damaged trade, risking economic collapse and global prestige. Strong emphasis on support for the loan to sustain recovery and alliances.
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Intoust
Econd
America
Billa
Bil Pata
Tis
Io Ie
Hax
Brance
Melgium
Hugland
Notable Days Tie Becket Events to Thursdays
The article notes that many major events in Thomas Becket’s career occurred on Tuesdays, including his murder and translation of his body, while Henry VI and his three children died on Thursdays, linking key moments to specific weekdays across history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Becket
Henry” Viul
Edward
Mary
Elizabeth
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Promoted in Old Ad
A vintage notice touts a home remedy for catarrhal deafness head noises and urinary catarrh. It recommends 1 ounce of Pare mint double strength dissolved in hot water, taken as a tablespoonful four times daily to stimulate blood and mucous surfaces and act as a tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Catarsh
Mets
Lawyer Out With Facts About Tanlac Cure
A Tacoma man testifies Tanlac improved his severe stomach trouble and gas, saying he gained weight, appetite returned, and sleep improved after ten days. He earlier suffered two major crises, hospital stay, and months of pain, before reading a Tacoma testimonial and trying Tanlac. Anaconda Fuller Drug and Butte Newbro Drug distribute the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarlac
W. Damon
Atorney
Fakima Street
Tacoma Wash
Damon
Ohio
West
Tailac
Tacoma
Taniac
Denver
Suara
Tanlac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Advt
Pilgrim Mining to Auction 100 Ton Flotation Mill Site
The Pilgrim Mining Company will auction its Basin Jefferson county Montana property on May 10, 1919 at 6 o clock p m. The sale includes a 100 ton gravity and flotation mill and buildings on placer claim near the Comet mine in township ranges. Twenty percent of the price is due at sale in cash or certified check. the balance due on deed delivery within 40 days. For details contact William McCallon Helena Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Minng Company, Inc
Basin
Jefferson County
Montana
William, Bcallon
Penwell Block
Helena
Mont
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Gallatin
Reter Donald
de MM Gorman
Bereta
O.f. Carroll
Helens
Theresia
High Court
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de Borgia
Ale Norton
Ferien
Ebrdars Wien
Prosser
Wash
Sunty
Miller
W. Spangler
Gert
Superior
Dillon News
Lewistown News
HUN Cannon
WSS Stettiniu
U.S
Hamilton
R. W. Damon
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Brick Department
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
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