Veterans encampment opened by campfire at Boseman
The Montana Grand Army of the Republic annual encampment opened with a long roll and a gala program in the Gowded opera house. Mayors, department commander, flag presentations, essays, songs, and a street concert marked the opening as veterans and locals decorate windows in patriotic colors. Several local residents were noted at the event and surrounding news items mention travel and visits in Hamilton, Missoula, Darby, and Stevensville, with fourteen cars of beef cattle moving from Spokane to Darby en route to Ross Hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Reiche
Grand Army of the Republic of
Deer Lodge May Items Highlight Local Visitors and Track News
Deer Lodge May events include Irene Le Fevre of Butte visiting as a cousin guest, J T Kelly and others in town for business, Col Tom McTacue returning from Long Beach for summer, and Kis brothers of Gold Creek visiting. Harness horses and trainers arrived for a local track, while Milwaukee sent two extra labor gangs to St. Regis and Henderson for railway work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Irene le Fevre
Butte
Gold Creek
Gus Gerdis
Garrison
Gorey Earl Bely
Anaconda
Milwaukee
St. Regis and
Henderson
Hamilton News Local Notables and Knights of Pythias Plans
Hamilton May 16. Charles E stout a Darby merchant spent days in Hamilton on business. Dr M F Guinon returned from Superior where he was in business. Knights of Pythias initiated three new members into the first page rank. About 80 left for Laurel Sage meeting in Missoula for three degrees. Next Tuesday they will initiate three more in the second rank. Dia Chamber and Pearl Shapee mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Charles Estout
M.F. Guinon
Superior
Knights of Pythias
Missoula
Mark
Page
Knight
Notice of Mining Claim Expenditure and Co-Owner Liability
W J Garrity notifies M R Rockefeller and heirs that Garrity has expended 207.09 dollars on the Sheridan lode mining claim in Deer Lodge county Montana from 1907 to 1915 to hold the claim under section 2334 U S Revised Statutes. If the co owner fails to contribute within ninety days after publication, their title and interest will vest in Garrity who has performed the work and made the required expenditure. First publication March 17 196.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rockefeller
Asrighs
W. J. Garrity
Sheridan Lode
Deer Lodge County
Mont
United States
Agreement Reached in Herrill Compensation Claim
Helena May 11 Chairman Spriggs of the late accident industrial board announced an agreement between the daughter and the widow of Alexander C Herrill for settlement of their compensation claim. Herrill was killed last August in a mine at Butte. The daughter, though over age, was crippled and depended on him. the widow is a second wife. They will split the lump sum paid by Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Herrill’s employer, under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Spriggs
Late Accident Industrial Board
Alexander C. Herrill
Herrill
Butte
Herril
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Prominent Helena Businessman E I Goodkind Dies
Helena May 11 E I Goodkind of the firm Goodkind res died today after three weeks illness. He suffered grippe last winter and death resulted from complications. He was 56 and a Helena resident since 1889. He leaves a widow and a son and daughter, the latter two are in California. funeral awaits their arrival in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
E. I. Goodkind
Goodkind Res
Grippe
Seeding Delays and Divorces in Bozeman Area
Seeding in Gallatin county runs two weeks late after winter-kill, reseeding well underway with good ground. Bozeman snow and cooler weather persist. Divorce actions include M Morris vs Frances Morris for extreme cruelty. Emma Teselle and Jan Teselle divorce. Orlando Hornbaker files for divorce from Annie O Ney Hornbaker. Funeral held for Daniel T Herrin, aged 50, of Kentucky origin, with cause listed as pulmonary tuberculosis. Dr. Agnew returns from Denver after investing in moving picture theater. family to stay in Denver temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Gallatin County
M. Morris
Frances Morris
Emma R. Teselle
Jan Teselle
Sheridan
Wyo
Orlando W. Hornbaker
Annie O'Ney Hornbaker
W. la Hays
Daniel T. Herrin
Kentucky
Boseman
Edgar A. Vallant
Herrin
Agnew
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Denver
May fete postponed as grim weather hits Dillon
In Dillon on May 11 the May fete is postponed due to overcast skies and hurricane winds. The Shakespeare tercentenary festival continues with the remaining program to be held in Dryland as farms face a poor season. A cold winter froze wheat and alfalfa across the county, with drought drying soil and five days of persistent wind adding to harvest concerns. Stock inspector Willian Lowell appointed for Beaverhead County takes immediate duties. The Dillon military band performed an open air concert despite wind, and Mrs G T Paul and her son Frank visited Missoula to attend a track meet with Lucile Paul at the university. Helena dispatch notes Montana Cowboys offering loyalty in a potential war with Mexico, with a delegate claiming 2000 rangemen could be recruited in 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Willian
Lowell
Beaverhead County
Dillon Military Band
G. T. Paul
Frank
Missoula
Lucile Paul
Coal Mines at Electric to Reopen at Once
Livingston May 11 coal and coke mines at Electric Montana will be reopened after nine years idle. The property was purchased recently by J H Conrad of Kalispell. Five hundred men will be employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Electric
Mont
J. H. Conrad
Kalispell
Blood Transfusion Aids Spotted Fever Patient Recovery
Hamilton May 1 Drs H Hayward and G A Gordon report a transfusion from James Cleven, recovered from spotted fever, to Wolfinbarger who was severely ill. The patient is improving and may be discharged soon. Doctors plan further trials to evaluate transfusion as a cure for spotted fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfinbarger
Hayns
Harlowton Commercial Club Dinner Sees Plans Formed
The Harlowton Commercial Club held a well attended dinner at the opera house with officers calling the event a success. A committee on City affairs will work with city officials and the council on cleaner streets and other improvements. The club plans a farmers institute day with speakers while C K Hatton and his wife return from a coast honeymoon and he resumes duties on the Milwaukee road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Harlowton Commercial Club
Opera House
Farmers’ Institute
C.K. Hatton
Mr. Hatton
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Society Banquet Highlights Lewistown Event
Lewistown May 11 The Wisconsin society of the county held its first annual banquet at Fergus hotel drawing 125 former Wisconsin residents. Rawin F. Barmore 73 died of pneumonia after a cold on a train. widow and son left for Chicago with the body. J B Kirkland city attorney met Great Northern engineer P S Hervin who said a tunnel extension to the McDonald creek divide would resume soon and be built along Grass Range by late fall. Maude Bunn secured a divorce from Charles C Bunn, the latter in prison, showing a wife living undivorced. D E Brown filed for divorce against Minnie Brown on grounds of desertion. Helena May 11 Insurance companies in Montana reported in Keating state audit: total risks 748 premiums 42 paid losses 1 208850.33. Life insurers risks 101,694,433 premiums 3,228 losses 809,961. Liability firms under workers comp plan two premiums 14 paid 9,975.
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Lewistown
Wisconsin Society of
Fergus Hotel
Wisconsin
Rawin F. Barmore
Chicago
C. ©. Barmore
Boay
J. B. Kirkland
Seattle
Hervin
Great Northern
McDonald ‘Creek
Asine Grass Range
Maude Bunn
Charles C. Bunn
Anaconda
Bunn
D. E. Brown
Minnie Brown
Meetor Minn
Helena
Montana
Rhnual
William Keating
Too Fat Get More Fresh Air
An ad touts fresh air and dieting as a remedy for obesity. It advises deep breathing, outdoor time, and a product called Korein oil of worein cap flea to aid weight loss, claiming harmless digestion and notable fat reduction after a few days. The copy urges readers to start now and maintain the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Dros. Company
Vt Fy
Akeome
Surviving Lifeboat Crew of Roanoke Pressed in Rescue
Debris and wreckage details emerge as three men swim to safety from the Roanoke tragedy near San Luis Obispo. Survivors describe captain Dickson's insistence on overloading cargo and improper stowage leading to the ship listing, breaking up, and abandoning ship. Torpedo boat destroyers join search. one lifeboat survives with five dead aboard. Mrs Dickson perished. A second life raft scene hints at further peril as crews attempted to signal for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis Obiepe
Cal
Port San Luis
Roanoke
Vance
San Francisco
Dickson
Capy Dickson
Preto
Joseph Eib
Manuel Lopes
Roller
Charles“ Ropia
Walter
Lopes
United States Torpedo Boat
Truxton
Tull
Hopkins
San Diego
Sun Temple Remains Echo Pueblo Ceremonial Room Clues
Fragments describe a corner shrine built into a corner stone with a fossil palm leaf tied as sun symbol. The walls show no fort features and no water reservoir for siege defense, while the layout hints at ceremonial use linked to Mesa Verde dwelling practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iles
Mesa Verde
Home Made Pie And Free Lunch Comic Slice
A playful, sing song verse describes a cheerful boy loving home made pie and sweet foods. The scene shifts to a dog loving pair, a teary honeymoon, and a sad mishap as a free lunch dinner scene unfolds with shouting and food references.
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America
Odd Fellows
Gallatin Valley
Dia
Lloyd ‘Thompson
George Stevens
Lester W. Day
Frank H. Walker
Tom Milburn
Darby
Eadie ‘Hammond
H Missoula
Hamilton News
Goodkind
Bozeman News
Dillon News
Mexico
Army
Conrad
Rive
Lewistown News
SUN Temple
Colorado
Indianapolis News
Nntigonian Institution
Mesa Verde National Park
Corona
Southwest
New Mexico
Business and Professional Directory OF
Spokane and Anaconda
Montana Hotel
Fess and Dravage
J.T. Hogg & Co, General Transfer
Homer Fisher
A. Zollman
East Park Avenue
Jacobson Sisters
Ast Park Avenue
Enerat, Contractors
Opticians
L. F. Verberckmoes
Ast Park Avent
A. L. Roseborough
East Park Ave
Mabel N. Smith
Hazel R. Nasslin
HH. J. Macmillan
J. W. McNall
Durston Block
Hawane
H. G. Coy
Merhoff Corner
Kuelling Jewelry Company
Cat
East Park
Keppler Jewelry CO
Main ST
General Auto Repairing
E. Davidson
St Park Avenue
Muller
East
Commercial Avenue
Cour
Collier Commercial and Preparatory School RR
Johnson
Anaconda Laundry CO
Contractor
CAI
J. H. Jacobson
Jack Engeretson
East Front
D. H. MacDonald
Western Electric CO
Mg. Crites
Mar
Studios
East Sixth
Fuller Drug CO
Rexall
E. Park Ave
Nures
Hillberg
Fast Park Ave
T. Melander
Peices
J. A. Hasley
PTC
Anaconda Eastern Outfitting CO
G. Goshorn
East Front St. ‘Anaconda, Mont
Ailors
Lattimer
James Hayes
Tevicen
Pansy
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