Young Released From State Asylum In Missoula
Missoula May 9 County Attorney Wade Parks of Sanders county visiting here from Thompson Falls sought police protection from Gerald Young a former Sanders county attorney who was committed to Warm Springs asylum. Young has been released and placed in private care in Oregon. threats were made by both sides in Missoula prompting Parks to take precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Wade Parks
Sanders County
Thompson Falls
Gerald Young
Young
Warm Springs
Oregon
Attorney Parks
Parks
Case Against Kellogg Dismissed By The Court
Helena May 9 On motion of County Attorney McConnell the case of the estate against Dr FE S Kellogg was yesterday dismissed in the district court. Kellogg was charged with having performed an unlawful operation on Lydia Johnson of White Sulphur Springs. The information was filed on a statement by her husband FE A Johnson. An affidavit by Johnson exonerated the doctor, leading to the dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
McConnell
FE. S. Kellogg
Dr. Kellogg
Lydia Johnson
White Sulphur Springs
FE. A. Johnson
Johnson
Great Falls Looms in City News and Bank Merger
Great Falls reports a police raid on Louvre and Rathskeller cabarets ending a quiet period. Kalispell banks First National and Kalispell National plan consolidation within 10 days, forming a 200000 dollar capital bank under the First National name with O H Moberly as added vice president. The Great Falls Commercial club launches a luncheon series with out of town speakers, opening next Tuesday with Dr Hamilton of Bozeman College discussing agriculture's role in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Louvre
Rathskeller
Kalispell
First National
Kalispell National
O. H. Moberly
Kalispell Bank
Great Falls Commercial Club
Hamilton
College At
Bozeman
Philipsburg News Briefs Reflect Local Visits and Events
Mrs Theodore Hess visits her granddaughter in town while Mr and Mrs Allan MacDonald boast a new automobile. Emma Saunders and Fay Easterly host a theater party for public school teachers and friends at the McDonald opera house. Mrs BE Hannah hosts guests for Mrs J B Stevens visiting before returning to Juneau Alaska. Rock Creek visitors include Mr and Mrs O J Berry, Mr and Mrs John C Werning, Mr and Mrs Edwin Rodda and John Rodda. A rock fall injures Granite-Bimetallic inspector John R Lucas. Eastern Star holds official visit by Worthy Grand Matron Maude Myers of Pony Montana with a 50-member dinner and initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stevens
Juneau
Alaska
O. J. Berry
John C. Werning
Edwin Rodda
John Rodda
Rock Creek District
John R. Lucas
Granite-Bimetallic Company
Granite
Order of Eastern Star
Maude Myers
Pony, Mont
Local notes on visits and school board actions
Mrs Myers received a souvenir spoon from Worthy Matron Frances McKenzie for the Eastern Star visit. Nellie Gallagher plans a three month trip to California and the Pacific coast, extending to the Panama Canal. High school domestic science students hosted a dinner for board members and spouses, praised as a success. E E Blumenthal was re elected president of the board, James K Northey vice president, Fred W Kroger clerk. Teachers Thorne and Saunders resigned. Miss Kate MeeRae and Miss Susie McDonald named to fill vacancies. other teachers re elected as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Frances McKenzie
Nellie Gallagher
Butte
California
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Gallagher
Department of Domestic Science
Franzman
Board of Trustees
G. T. Bramble
W. S. Power
Misa Ilene Thorpe
Minneapolis
Mise Emma Saunders
M'se Kather'ne Mee- Rae
Castleton
N. D
Thorne
Susie McDonald
Philipsburg
Miss Saunders
Kate Smith
Clara Bowen
Madalon McGlone
Elizabeth Saurer
Gertrude Martin
Phillipsburg branch to gain heavy improvement by Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific plans summer work on the Philipsburg branch, distributing about 30 cars of treated ties and beginning replacement immediately. The line is described as a growing feeder. Local news covers visiting Missoula guest Mrs. P. K. Ahlquist, Mrs. Gilchrist’s Nebraska trip, cattle shipments by L. Klandreth, favorable grain prospects, and winter feed turning to mountain range, plus the Eastern Star inspection and banquet with Grand Matron Mrs. Meyers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Northern Pacific Road
Philipsburg
P. K. Ahlquist
Missoula
J. E. Broom
J. H. Shannon
Arcadia
Neb
L. Klandreth
Portland
Lodge of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Deer Lodge Social Notes Report May Visitants
Maurice Sloper of Boise Idaho visited Deer Lodge at the Belk home this week. Mrs John W Nichols and daughter Louise plan Milwaukee visit with Louise returning later this month while her mother stays all summer for health reasons. Margaret Davis of Elliston visited the Wyckoffs. Claude Street and son from Glencoe dined with the Grant family. W H Rager of Stevensville and brother Scott hosted in Deer Lodge. George Scheutz visited Drummond. George Delaney returned to Missoula after a brief visit. oO Bedlingmeier back to duties after coast trip. J C O Connell returns after four months away visiting Pacific coast points. J M Dennis and wife go to Missoula following news of a brother’s critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Maurice Sloper
Boise
Idaho
C. A. Belk
John W. Nichols
Louise
Milwaukee
Nichols
Margaret Davis
Elliston
Jerome Wyckoff
Claude Street
Glencoe
H. B. Grant
W. H. Rager
Stevensville
Scott
George Scheutz
Drummond
George Delaney
Missoula
Oo. T. Bedlingmeier
Pacific Coast
J. C. O'Connell
J. M. Dennis
Dennis
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Visits and Baseball Opener
The Deer Lodge column notes Thomas Morgan returning from Avery to investigate fish stories, Milwaukee roundhouse shops beating Deer Lodge 16 to 4 in the opening baseball game, and reports of fishing trips on Flint creek. Various visitors include H A McKay, Ethel Lee, S P Wilson, George Spaulding, J J Murphy, H A Van Giezen, Warren Kellys, County Treasurer George Davis, and Harry Newman with son Leonard chasing trout on local creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morgan
Avery
Deer Lodge
Milwaukee Roundhouse
F. A. Brown
J. H. Thomas
Flint Creek
Drummond
H. A. McKay
Milwaukee
Seattle
Ethel Lee
Three Forks
P. Wison
Butte
Helena
George Spaulding
J. J. Murphy
H. A. van Giezen
Warren Kelly
R. Lee Kelly
George Davis
Avon
Harry Newman
Leonard
Sixteen Mile Creek
Ringling
Lambing season profitable in Madison
Twin Bridges May 9 Sheepmen report a very successful lambing season with large increases. Progressive locals build sheds to protect flocks saving lambs, notably George Selway who reports about 100 percent lamb savings last year and expects similar results this year. Other local shepherds Otto Schulz Frank Reid and others are well equipped. The cold storm caused little damage beyond minor inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Selway
Sel Way
Lauterbach
Otto Schulz
Frank Reid
Livingston News Highlights Local Elections and Community Events
Miss Katherine Swindlehurst elected supervisor of singing at Park County High School. Miss Nelle Bullard named English instructor replacing Alma Liquin. Livingston volunteer fire department elects officers and welcomes new members. Rev. Sherman L. Divine preached at Congregational church. C W Abele spoke at Episcopal service. East Side PTA elects officers and discusses promotions. Park County High School defeats Gallatin County High School 7 to 4 in baseball. listed players and notable hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Katherine Swindlehurst
J. FE. Swindlehurst
Park County
Nelle Bullard
Plans, Mont
Alma Liquin
Bullard
University At
Missoula
Livingston Volunteer Fire Department
Frank Bender
H. W. Owen
H. J. Mielde
R. L. Bailie
G. RR. Blakeslee
Charles Isaacson
W. S. Hartman
Fred Mielde Jr
W. 8. Murphy
Mervin Sell
R. L. Baille
Sherman L. Divine
Presbyterian Church of
Bozeman
Episcopal Church
C. W. Abele
Billings Y. M. Co. A
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
John Tocher
Phil Meade
A. F. Schulz
B. A. Winans
Maude FE. Brown
Gallatin County
Clark
Saunders
Ray
Venable
Lyons
Taylor
McClure
McLaughlin
Fennell
Fitzgerald
Hancock
Corbly
A. McDonald
Rassely
Gray
McCarthy
W. McDonald
de Vore
Deer Lodge to Form Camp Paul Mitchell No 13 Spanish War Vets
Deer Lodge May 9 United Spanish War Veterans organize in Commercial Club rooms. Charters signed by Alvin Scruggs John Bourke William Mathison Charles Newman Harry Witt others. Camp Paul Mitchell No 13 to be installed later with officers led by Witt. Grand Army of the Republic members named honorary attendees. Local officials and visitors from Missoula and Anaconda attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kennedy
E. 8. Maloney
W. E F. Caston
Walter Ermine
A. W. Swenson
C. L. Benton
L. H. Drellow
William Mosher
Charles Murray
Paul Mitchell
No. 13
Department of Montana
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Charles Bielenberg
T. B. Mannix
Daniel B. Hertz Jr
William Coleman
Peter Somerhauser
Robert Lennington Camp
No. 6
Fred Fisher
Harry Witt
W. E. Caston
John Burke
Colsom Souis
Charles A. Newman
B. Scruggs
Robert Light
Blake
Bielenberg
Paxson
Alexander
Coleman
Somerhauser
Reynolds
Newman
Hasley
Benson
Monroe
Caston
Lindquist
Keeley
Nelson
H. H. Montgomery
Missoula
E. M. Reynolds
E. §. Paxson
Lawn Benson
Anaconda
P. F. Somerhauser
Harold Blake
J. H. Alexander
C. G. Rochon
J. J. Hasley
Charles Monroe
Andy Lindquist
Conley
W. RE. Keeley
Commercial Club
Officers Camp of Montana National Guard at Fort Harrison
Helena May 9 The camp of instruction for officers of the Second regiment Montana National Guard will be held next week at Fort Harrison. The instruction will continue for a week with instructors Lieuts A A Hoffman T R Maghee and G J Gonzer of the regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana National Guard
Fort Harrison
A. A. Hoffman
T. R. Maghee
G. J. Gonzer
Regular Army
Harlowton Begins Budget Plan and Local Civic Actions
Harlowton Commercial club adopts a three year ten dollar yearly membership to fund a city budget system with guaranteed annual spending. A large dinner at the Graves hotel next Wednesday will announce subscription totals. The Meagher County Bar association forms with officers L D Glenn and C A Linn. The city council organizes with S K Campbell as clerk treasurer and R N Jones as attorney. Deputy Karnop seeks witnesses in a fish dynamiting case and a Milwaukee road bridge inspection occurs in Sixteen Mile canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Graves Hotel
State Bankers’ Convention
Meagher County Bar Association
L. D. Glenn
C. A. Linn
White Sulphur Springs
H. E. Haggerman
Laramie and
Kramer
Hatton
Moe
Weston
Labrie
Weston and
Tintsman
Kramer and
Tintsman and
Karnop
Civic club plan gains momentum in Lewistown
Lewistown May 9 at a large chamber of commerce meeting the long talked of civic club for boys and young men moved toward reality with an adopted financing plan and broad support from local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Chamber of Commerce
Fergus youths to compete at Missoula high school tourney
A quartet of Fergus athletes plus the declamatory contest winner depart for Missoula to represent Fergus in the state high school tournament. Also, St James guild nominates delegates for the Helena convention and a city park project advances with trees planted and ground-work underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Fergus
St. James Guild
Helena
George Hirst
J. C. Benn
I. B. Kirkland
Frank P. Sheehy
Martinsdale
Rebecca J. Murphy
Butte
Citizens’ Bank of
James E. Hopkins
Roy Ayers
H. P. Crego
Theodore Ramsey
H. L. Sackett
R. W. Nelson
Helena Marshall
Joseph Marshall
Kendall
Garrison News Highlights Local Moves and Visits
W H Robinson, Garrison hotel owner, spent the week in Deer Lodge on business. Miss Bessie Carr visited from Deer Lodge for a month with her parents. Mrs Louis Kipp left for Butte for the weekend. Local residents shopped in Deer Lodge Saturday night. J F Clarke of Northern Pacific inspected Garrison. M B Sherman visited Silver Bow for a week with family. Fred L Bristol from Missoula visited his ranch and returned with Mrs Bristol for a Missoula stay. Tony Rossi was summoned to Missoula due to his wife’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Bristol
Tony Rossi
Prisoner Fled Train Delays White Sulphur Rail Run
A deputy sheriff from Ringling was transporting a prisoner to the county jail when the prisoner escaped via a window and hid in sagebrush. The train was delayed about ninety minutes but was captured by officers and residents. Other notes mention a Ladies' Aid event hosted by Mrs. C. L. McKethen, a benefit dance at Odd Fellows' hall, and locals visiting relatives in Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Yellowstone Park
Ringling
C. L. MecKethen
Ladies’ Aid Society
N. B. Smith
Forsyth
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Julia Emery
Frank Carroll
George Rice
Judith Gap
P. H. Wilkin
Gertrude
Belgrade County Meet Declamatory Contest Honors
Edwin Kelly of Bozeman won the high school declamatory contest with A Plea for Cuba earning the gold pin and first honors. Miss Della Whiteaker of Manhattan took second in The Death Disk, and Albert Stephens of Three Forks third in The Value of an Ideal. The event drew a large crowd and was followed by a dance. The second day opened with a spelling contest at city hall. 385 participated. Three Forks won the $20 grade loving cup in the afternoon grade contests amid various street events and medal awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Edwin Kelly
Bozeman
Cuba
Gallatin County
Belgrade Auditorium
Della Whiteaker
Manhattan
Albert Stephens
Three Forks
Florence Ballinger
Carrie M. Cehrs
Edmund Burke
Esther Smith
Wilma Klein
Belgrade Mandolin Club
Cecil Holmes
City Hall
Gertrude Brewer
Fred Lane
Lane
Josie Callaghan
Logan
Willow Creek
Rochambeau
Grammar School
Machimer
Blankenship
Lou le Roy
Lillard
Everett
McCullough
Bel
Track meet results from Three Forks and Manhattan
Grade level events show Everett, Three Forks, Manhattan and Bozeman athletes in sprints, jumps, and relays. Perks leads running high jump and pole vault for Manhattan with first place. Mead and Le Roy and others place for Three Forks and Bozeman. Junior relay sees Bozeman first and Three Forks second with Willow Creek third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Three Forks
Lillard
Bozeman
Perks
Manhattan
Gover
Mead
McCullough
Belgrade
le Roy
Carpenter
Logan
Gilhooley
Smith
Raymond Hall
Collett
Meese
Munger
Meece
Redfield
Willow Creek
Suit filed to oust two county commissioners over illegal fees
Hamilton May 9 A district court suit seeks removal of Newton J. Tillman of Florence and C. W. Ward of Rye Creek alleging they collected illegal fees and awarded the county printing contract to a nonlow bidder. The report notes the tone with a remark about a pitcher being tight in the pinches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
District Court
Newton J. Tillman
Florence
C. W. Ward
Rye Creek
County commissioners approve numerous county bills May 3 1915
The board met in Anaconda at 10 am with all members present and audited county bills across funds. Items include fuel, lighting, water, poor relief, road and bridge work, salaries, and miscellaneous expenses totaling several thousand dollars. The session adjourned after approving accounts and payrolls and issuing notices on liquor license rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Anaconda
B. D. Mahan
D. R. Roach
W. L. Collins
Ray Reardon
F. H. Clinton
RB. D. Mahan
BR. D. Mahan
W. J. Collins
D. Lynch
Florence Crittenton
John Small
James Cosens
H. S. Neal
Joseph Foresman
Charles Hardtla
Hardatla
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County Attorney
Parks OF
San
Ders
Kellogg
Philipsburg News
Drummond News
Madison
Livingston News
UPA
Jertdsed
Lewistown News
Garrison News
White Sulphur News
Belgrade News
Bryan
Columbia State
Deer Lodge County
Montana
County Fund
Mill Creek Timber Company
Gomfenoune
Veensibecvceneers
George Furlong
J. “A Penny Company
PRN Sd
Water Department
O. C. Evans
DORNG
Savvingis- Dvevics Sudes Ees Cares
E. R. Grigg
Tn Pe Ee
J. R. Sayatovic
Alex Podbilski
James M. Sligh
Salary
Cccress
Fred Gangner
F. J. Muller
P. J. McEvoy
Axelson & Erickson
George Bradley
George Blakovich
W. L. Stephens
Frank Butler
J. S. Dougherty
Bart Para
Joe Foresman
Ash Veh Soca
General Office
Anton Swanson
Charles Ralston
Edees Vhcedaes Seuen
IOC
Gawisa
L. L. Hartsell
L. P. Butler
Eecesees
Victor Carlson
O. J. Strakal
J. P. McCaffery
P. J. Reardon
Esese
James H. Murphy
W. J. Gallagher
A. H. Neal
J. W. James
Frank Clinton
J. W. Collins
P. m. B. D. Mahan
F. H
Bruce N. Bryan
Miles City
Anaconda Livery Stable
T. P. Stewart
Efaei's
J. H. Kunkel
MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Company
Washoe Coal Company
BO Ced Uel Corness Gaunt Yan
J. M. Sligh
Sanitay
Tom Wwessada
Mountain States Telephone and and Telegraph Company
J. A. Hasley
Court- Ouro
Lovell & Jacobson
Spabesoler Eod
Standard Publishing Company
REVUE
Scresedecs Seoe
Copper City Comercial Company
Bruce Weaver
Drayage
Goupenoure
E. McCallum
Sullivan & Peterson
Barney Quigley
U. K
Don O'Connor
Pat McCallum
Eugene Miller
Nia Hey
DFE
Ounesseaegderdees
Cals House of Good Shepherd
Imperial Market
J. H. Strain Co
Wellcome & Peckover Company
Ed Devine
Susdeud Sae
Pepavies
St. Ann's Hospital
Copper City Commercial Company
Interstate Lumber Company
County Poor Farm
H. F. Eccleston
Lime Rock
pRauseawes
C. H. Branscombe
Montana Culvert Company
Bridge Fund
P. m. BR
Ohree
Johnson & Law
City of Anaconda
Powell County
Suresicacseceni
Stagg
Gouuy Smel
State Publishing Company
Dom Borona
H. G. Coy
Hans Desee
F. M. Osborne
Scccessseeesee
F. B. Connolly Company
Eecce
R. Roach
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