Veteran Nelson of Dillon Dead
Frank Nelson a Dillon resident dies in Minneapolis at 86 after serving as Montana’s oldest World War I veteran. Enlisted at 59, served with 303d railhead engineers in France, later with a casual company. Survived by wife and two daughters. funeral delayed until body arrival. Masonic order and American Legion to possibly host.
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Dillon
Frank Nelson
Minneapolis
Beaverhead
Montana
France
Mr. Nelson
Marietta
Ohio
Evanston
Wyo
Utah & Northern Railroad
Great American Railroad Union
Nelson
Union Pacific System
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Dell
Spokane
303D
Bagdad Temple of Shriners
American Legion
St. Mary's Hospital
Frank Sullivan
Lorene
Masonic Order
Dillon Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses In City
Marriage licenses issued to M. Nisson and Laura E. Hansen and to A. M. Likes and Blanche F. Knoll. The first couple to reside in Dillon, the second to make their home on a ranch near Red Rock. Ex-Gov Edwin F Norris, now in Great Falls, will travel to San Francisco for a U S court of appeals appearance, then return briefly to Dillon. Louis Stahl appointed to fill vacancy in Beaverhead road supervision, to begin repairs on needy sections.
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Dillon
M. Nisson
Laura E. Hansen
A. M. Likes
Blanche F. Knoll
Red Rock
Edwin F. Norris
Great Falls
San Francisco
United States Court of Appeals
Norris
California
Louis Stahl
James Melton
Beaverhead
Mr. Stahl
Cottle Weds Nurse After Gas Attack in France
Langy H. Cottle, bedridden from gas injuries in France, married Hilda R. Rogers in the Newman apartments with a nurse in attendance. The ceremony marks a family effort to care for his recovery.
River voyage ends with hikers trapped in rain
A traveling outfit began a river trip from Fort Benton to Wolf Point, becoming stuck in rain. They endured 21 days on the journey before reaching a stop at Wolf Point where they paused to rest and replenish. Women and children were taken to safety following the delay.
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Fort Benton
Wolf Point
Cain Up
Hold up at Tracy saloon nets $600 in cash
Great Falls May 10 two masked men held up the C Mora soft drink saloon at Tracy ten miles south of Great Falls. They robbed five patrons of 200 and $400 from the register and safe then fled. One suspect was about five ten the other five eight both in dark clothes with slouch hats, one in a mackinaw.
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Great Falls
C. Mora
Tracy
Black Eagle
Pleas Of Not Guilty In Chicago Conspiracy Case
May twenty six members of the Communist Labor Party pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Judge Oscar Niebel today on charges of conspiracy to overthrow the government of the United States.
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Chicago
Communist Labor Party
Oscar Niebel
United States
Ormsby Sends Children to Hospital After Tragedy
Report notes Mr. Ormsby directed a private hospital for two of the children who died in the past week. He plans to return his niece to Seattle when she recovers while authorities monitor the remaining children and have ordered the men to work.
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Chouteau County
Montana
Johnny Healy
Joe Kipp
Hudson Bay Company
Fort Woop-up
Canada
J. G. Baker & Co
Chateau
Browning
Alaska
United States
Tacoma
Cornell
Seattle
Fort Benton
Missouri
W. J. Ormsby
Joe Cornell
Wolf Point
Mr. Ormsby
Childs strange illness puzzles physicians
Effington Kansas doctors wrestle with a puzzling illness affecting Elizabeth Tosterud, daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Tosterud. The girl, previously seeming to recover from a latent fever, cannot keep her eyes open yet answers questions and moves about the house.
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Effington
Kan
Oflizabeth Tosterud
Theodore Tosterud
California Buggy Sales Dip Under Hundred
A sparsely documented market shows fewer than 100 buggies sold in California over a year, reflecting weak demand and limited production. Industry observers note small-carriage traders adjusting inventories amid rising competition from modern vehicles.
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California
Convict Gang of 12 Saved New York State Funds
Auburn New York a convict gang of 12 members of the Mutual Welfare League in the state prison saved the state 100000 by blasting through a ridge overlooking Seneca Lake. They used dynamite and a steam shovel to prepare a highway route started last December and finished this month.
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Auburn
N. Y
Mutual Welfare League
State of New York
Seneca Lake
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Dillon News
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Is-Sur-Tille
M. Lepince
Northern
Montana News
Langy H. Cottle
Hilda R. Rogers
Newman
Cottle
David A. Steel
Montana State College
Railway Age
Mr. Steel
Great Northern
Minot
N. D
A. B. Hamilton
Northwest
Malcolm Clark
Cut Bank Creek
The
Masons and Odd Fellows
Clark
New Haven
Conn
Virginia City
Territory
Idaho
Ter
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Jeannette, Pa
Tors
Cooca-Cola Company
Atlanta. GA
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