Bozeman Woman Passes Away At Grand Avenue Home
Mrs. James of Bozeman Montana, resident since 1869 with a long regional history, died this morning at her Grand Avenue home after a brief illness. Survived by Clyde Littian, five grandchildren and great grandchildren, plus sister Bree Joan White of Bozeman and brother Joe Roberts of Iowa. She was a longtime member of the Christian church.
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James
Montana
Grand Avenue
Seales Mound
Madison
Gallatin Hey
Bozeman
Ving
Mira
White
Clyde
Littian
Wan
Former Club Leader Buried in Bozeman Services
A former club leader and widow of a prominent Bose: awan figure was laid to rest in Bozeman. Funeral services for Mrs Kelly, long connected with veterans county circles, were held at the East chapel with her son C. Kelly of Dillon attending. She leaves six children and two grandchildren, with services led by Rev. E.R. Curry of Helena. burial followed at Bozeman cemetery.
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Awan
Sweeterans County
Weat Chapel
San’ Frans Cal
Kelly
Olx Sbilaren
Wrandert
E.R. Curry
Helena
Boseman
Nira E B. Merrett
Harrie
Mdenburg
W. D.kel Ira
Frank
Shriver
Hoxeman
Fred. Willson
Howard
Pred Jacobs
Wiharnee Hagens
Bunker
Sistin Bismith
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Ashbaugh Canyon
Mre
Josephine Converse
A. T. Peterson
Service Held For Fire Victim Near Willow Creek
A community gathered at 10 o'clock for a memorial service honoring Harry Francis Dunn of Willow Creek area. Attendees included Ada Harton and local family members as pallbearers listed among neighbors and friends. The notice notes a previous burial in Forks and mentions funeral details at Lynch.
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Lynch
Harry Francis Dunn
Wintow “Gross
Ada ‘Harton
Ibe
Net Meeimarment
Willow
Creek
Ugke
Root
Roy "Fieya
Frank’ Selby Gabe
Winslow Belvilio
Ana
Mothers services and song service at Philipsburg Methodist
Philipsburg May 8 Mothers services proceed in the Methodist church with Sunday school and a service of song titled Mother of Mine. The pastor Rev F Anstice will preach on Mother. The choir will render special music and the league program continues with spiritual and educational emphasis. Local visitors and several residents noted in attendance. China’s bone imports rise sharply over recent years used for game makers.
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Philipsburg
F. Anstice
Jonas Lind
Princeton
Maurice Jamon
Philipefen
Deer Lodge Class Play Delights Local Audience at Rialto
Deer Lodge May report highlights the senior class play On the Hiring Line staged Friday at Rialto theater. Cast included Hull Tippett Pugh Ryan Kirk Treffern Slocum with sponsor Nona Sackett directing. Orchestra contributions from Douglass Sheridan Keeley Whitworth enhanced the evening.
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Deer Lodge
Rialto Theater
Bus “Hull
Vivienne Tippett
Hazel Pugh
Jerry Ryan
Sant’ Kirk
Glen ‘Treffern
Ruth Slocum
Mins Nona Sackett
Dorothy Douglass
Phil Sheridan
Pat Keeley
Walton Whitworth
Oil firm declines 1925 tak levy dispute continues
The Associated Press reports ongoing litigation over fuel taxes tied to the Montana gasoline levy. A court decision reflects unsettled issues as Tak Levy Oil Company resists payment, with questions about constitutional scope and the involvement of related distributors in the tax dispute.
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Associated Press
ELENA
Montana
Salmon News Briefs Include Mental Observation Case
Mrs. Ed visiting California returns to Lemhi. A Salmon board orders observation for a local case to determine sanity. Police seek identity of a woman linked to a boy rescued from a canal in Pathlehem Pennsylvania. A new Joseph Lincoln novel adaptation titled Mocged Waters Sees Baxter to star in a Wallace film.
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California
Lemhi
Aten
Mer Rollins
Salm
Bone
Ontalde
Joseph Lincoln
Wallace
Farier Baxter
Dillon Sheriff Campaign Nets Nine Jailed on Vagrancy Charges
DILLON May 8. Sheriff’s campaign to remove undesirable characters resulted in nine men rounded up and jailed on vagrancy charges. In Justice Court Judge L. P. Phillips dismissed some with orders to seek work, while others received light sentences in the county lockup. The sheriff said lambing season swells the floating population, but he is handling the situation.
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Dillon
Justice Court
L. P. Phillips
D. F. Mooney
Secretary Jardine to Visit Miles City
Miles City prepares for July visit by Secretary of Agriculture William Jardine to inspect the United States Range experiment station and officially open the thirteenth Miles City roundup. Gov Erickson and state officials, ranchers and fans expected to greet him with Paddy Ryan and other arena stars slated to perform. Jardine’s prior western riding experience as a cattleman noted as part of the frontier celebration at Fort Keogh.
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Miles City
Willia Jardine
Washington, D.C
United States
Ericken
Paddy Ryan
Jardine
Western Range
Fort Keogh
Nine Men on City Street Forge Staff
Street Commissioner Albert Powdrill announced a staff of nine street employees under his supervision. The group includes Ben Gray city mechanic and seven others, with two new members Dave Williams and Arth Campbell joining the older force.
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Albert Powdrill
Acto
Powdrill
Force
Ben Gray
At Connors
Octave Rivers
Mike Neilon
John Ryle
William Daugherty
Tony Shea
Dave Willams
Arth Campbell
Livestock market report with mixed receipts
Portland stock market listings show varied cattle and hog activity. Cattle receipts absent while hogs rise to 178-200 pound range at about 13.28 per cwt and sows around 11.50, with calves around 13.00 to 13.50, and weak to steady bids overall. Sheep receipts reported none.
Anaconda asylum case goes to district court
Dr. R. J. Hathaway former superintendent at Warm Springs and J. A. Kelly ex-husband of Gina Kelly were bound over for trial on a criminal charge of falsely imprisoning Mrs. Kelly in the state hospital for the insane at Warm Springs. Bonds set at 2500 each with Mowbray and Dr. L. G. Dunt handling Hathaway and National Surety Company for Kelly. The case stems from a sensational prior suit in which Mrs. Kelly sought 43000 and was awarded 37600 in damages after alleging imprisonment and an operation without consent.
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R. J. Hathaway
Montana State Hospital For the Insane
Warm Springs
J. A. Kelly
Gina Kelly
Kelly
Frank Fitz-gerald
Wok! Mowbray
L. G. Dunt
Dr. Hathaway
Mr. Kelly
National Surety Company of
New York
Dr Hathaway
G. E. Avers
Dirict
Big Songfest to End Music Week in Anaconda
Anaconda hosts a city song festival at the Bluebird theater this evening to encourage more local singing. The program features performances by Beemer rke Wate Suen thersinebae ehieh and other notable locals, with the audience invited to sit on the right side to view the finale.
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Anaconda
Bluebird Theater
Beemer
Seth Sena Stanaetna
Sam Stadees
Fein Canvgs
Es Arcodame
Sten Sas Ein Anatase
Conan Baie
Seaton
Ae Wrorde
Lon Chaney Stars In He Who Gets Slapped At Bluebird
Lon Chaney appears in He Who Gets Slapped at the Bluebird tonight. The famous screen make up artist and character actor is featured in one of his few sympathetic roles his career spans Colorado Springs beginnings to acclaimed performances in The Miracle Man The Penalty The Night Rose Victory and All the Brothers Were Valiant among others.
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Bluebird
Lon Chaney
Fone
Chaney
Colorado Springs
Col
Faudheville
Telrens
Universal
Pany
Hix
Anaconda Taxpayers Face Delinquent Second Tax Installment
Anaconda residents have about three weeks to pay the second installment on 1324 city and county taxes. delinquency applies after the month end. County Treasurer G Dougherty and City Treasurer Mary Butler warn slow payments, with $10,000 still due on city taxes and county totals undetermined.
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Anaconda
G. Dougherty
Mary Butler
Kiwanis Night Observed In Deer Lodge
Kiwanis of Anaconda and Deer Lodge plan a nation wide observance by gathering in sessions and staging similar programs at the same hour. The Deer Lodge event includes wives meetings and group activities. Associated Press notes the effort aims for a unified evening with a community spirit.
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Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Wolves in Fact and Fiction Letters to the Editor
A reader rebuts the April editorial by discussing Canadian immigration opinions on timber and prairie wolves. The letter details wolf species, behavior, ranges in Minnesota Wisconsin and Manitoba, and historical sightings and bounty practices, noting wolves travel seasonally and can cross regions from Russia to Alaska.
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The
Standard
Missouri River
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ada
Winchester
Deven
Mladic West
Russia
Alaska
Lkely
Fragmentary Old News Text on Honest Juries and Wolves
A fragmentary passage recalls jurors in a city and references lantern light grain work, concerns hydrophobia wolves in California, and cites Britannica as a source. It mentions Webster, H. Clinton, and a secretary, with unclear context and no clear event or date.
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Minnesota
Webster
Funeral for Roach Wilburn from Bay Street
The funeral of the late Mrs Roach Wiltnee to be held Saturday at 2 o clock from Barrios aril. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Beloved by family and friends at Barrios area.
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Roach
Mts
Re. Roach
Bal Street
Barrios Aril
Bey Canatceed
Etna
Wil
Mount’ Carmel ‘Cemetery
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