Mining Class From Colorado School of Mines Visits Anaconda Smelter
The Metallurgists and Metal Miners divisions arrive in Anaconda with 87 students for a four day stay. They tour Washoe smelter, study mill work and power systems, play a game with Anaconda Independents, and hear praise from professors about their hosts. Seven Chinese and two Mexican students are noted among the class.
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Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Col
Anaconda
Washoe
Montana
School of Mines
F. W. Trapagen
H. B. Patton
H. Wot
W. J. Hazard
RS. Hawle
R. Chedncy
B. J. Dittus
Messrs Wolf and
Chedsey
Gifen
Fom
Salwaye
Lund
Garrison News: Local Visits and Travel Notes
Rasmus Hansen made a business trip to Deer Lodge. Mrs. Victor Landszyk from Deer Lodge came to Garrison to attend to affairs for bedridden Mrs. Stopple. Deakin tates arrived for a few days visit with Mrs. Hayes' mother. Mrs. Gus Zoeller visits Fred King and then leaves for Helena on business. TE. J. Dee, NP freight agent, stopped in Garrison before heading to Missoula for the inter Gehoastic meet. E 1. Stribling, stock buyer from Spokane, arrived to visit ranchers in the area.
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Garrison
Rasmus Hansen
Deer Lodge
Victor Landszyk
M. P. Stopple
Stopple
Deakin Tates
de Chilacen Deer
Fred King
Zoeller
Helena
TE. J. Dee
Northern Pacific Railway
Missoula
Stribling
Spohate
Seine
New Scandinavian American Bank Opens in Big Timber
Big Timber May 12 reports the town opened a new bank, the Scandinavian-American. Officers include W. P. Franklin president FR Hickman vice president E J Mo cashier. Directors for the first three months list P Franklin FR Hickman E J Mo John W Kirkwood George A Toasty Jay Loving Edward F Berkener. Nearby residents and visitors are noted, including travels to Eureka Springs and England, with obituaries and illnesses referenced among city residents.
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Big Timber
W. P. Franklin
FR. Hickman
E. J. Mo
P. Franklin
John W. Kirkwood
George A. Toasty
Jay Loving
Edward F. Berkener
A. G. Hatch
Boore
Germany
Austria
Calvin L. Brown
Gardiner
PB. Clark
Helsha
Brown
Montana
C. M. Harvey
Alderwent Street
Mies Beth Pound
Washoe
Aisierc
Belgrade Residents and visitors noted in Belgrade May 12
A. Frederickson arrived by auto from Chinook to reside in Belgrade. Mrs. George Clarke and son Kendrick, a rapelling contestant, visited Mr. and Mrs. Badger over the weekend from Manhattan. Lawrence Angell, son of C. F. Angell of East Ein, returned from Santa Ana California to visit grandparents Powers Pitman and four men from Ana Cal are visiting relatives in the Creek and West Flathead area.
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Belgrade
A. Frederickson l
Chinook
George Clarke
Kendrick
Badger
Manhattan
Clawrence Angell
C.F. Angell
Eastein
Santa Ana
Cal
Forest workers plant 3000-acre tract on St. Joe river in Montana
Foresters in Missoula announce the largest one unit of new forest plantings in the nation. A 3000 acre tract on the Little North Fork of the St. Joe river begins work with 122 planters at a rate near 700 trees per day. Seedlings are white and yellow pine. Cost is about 4.51 per acre, with 2.71 for labor and 2.10 for seedlings. The crew forms two 69-man gangs, marching in line 409 feet long to plant trees along the slope. The project aims to protect water supply and repay the investment with timber value, amid ongoing water-flow concerns from prior fires and storms.
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Missoula
Little North Fork
St. Joe River
D. T. Mason
St. Joe Project
Forest Service
Leare
Placer Creek
Three Forks News Belgrade Track Meet Highlights
Belgrade hosted the track meet with many Three Forks participants including Holland Young T S Johnson and numerous local families attending. Nearby towns such as Clarkston Willow Creek and Bozeman were referenced for trips and bridge discussions. May events included a birthday party for Alice Watson and a high school class play preparation while city finances and citizenship matters were noted.
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Fee Forks
Belgrade
Three Forks
Holland Young
T. S. Johnson
Thompson
Will Ballard
Walter Crouse
Alonzo Gastinen
Willow Creek
Jefferson
Manning
Colorado
John Manning
Livingston News Highlights Local Deaths and Civic Events
Fragmented report from Livingston Montana covers Patrick Sayres death at county farm age around 75, plus details on Mrs Delaney visiting Chicago and return with husband. Mention of road license transfers to Fort Yellowstone, May cleanup day designated by Mayor Voters, and a street holdup on West Geyser with $1 stolen. Andrew Ivina of Big Timber visits.
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Wilsall
Fort W
Mia Myrtle Sybert
Corwin
Patrick Sayres
Hotre
Ded. Smith
Andrew Ievina
Big Timber
Phe Ity
A. C. Birch
Helena trio of schools plan annual commencement
Helena May 12 three church schools in Helena prepare for ceremonies. Montana Wesleyan University graduates May 20 with Leonia Cameron Catherine McGregor Mabel Martin Walter Alford Mildred Schwachheim Francy Smyth A L Seeley Gladys Robison and Isabel Blakeman to receive diplomas. Rev George Wolfe of Butte to deliver university sermon. Mount St Charles College holds exercises June 17 with nearly 100 enrolled and several from outside Helena. Classical course graduates Harold Joyce James Flynn George Jacoby Joseph Reilly Steve Maronick and commercial course graduates Jones Hines Charles Hayes. St Vincent Academy exercises June 18 with the graduating class.
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Helena
Harold Joyce
James Flynn
George Jacoby
Joseph Reilly
Steve Maronick
Jones Hines
Charles Hayes
St. Vincent's Academy
Graduation party plans in Montana classes noted
Dorothy V. O Leary of Helena Marguerite M McGreevy of Anaconda Marie F Alirad of Billings Anna I McCormick and Edna Z Geary of Helmville are listed as graduates Some will entertain the class at home in Anaconda after graduation and Anna Sidley will host a house party at her Butte home for the class of 1
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Dorothy V. O'Leary
Helena
Marguerite M. McGreevy
Anaconda
Marie F. Alirad
Billings
Anna I. McCormick
Edna Z. Geary
Helmville
Miss Some
Anna Sidley
Butte
Alma Hufford Escapade in Helena Refuge Home
Helena May 12 Alma Hufford central figure in the white slave case on trial at Butte. She reportedly smuggled whiskey and cigarettes into the Florence Crittenton home a week ago and distributed goods to inmates causing disturbance. The matron and inmates clashed as staff intervened.
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Helena
Alma Hufford
Butte
Florence Crittenton
Hufford
Sale of Town Lots in Reservation Towns Approved
In Washington on May 12 Secretary Lane approved regulations for selling unentered lots in Poplar Sprole Brockton Blair Chel Macon West Point Oswego and Milk River Montana. Bids must be made in person or by agent on designated auction dates. No limit on number of lots per person or purchaser qualifications. warnings against collusion.
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Wasington
Lane
Poplar
Sprole
Brockton
Blair
Chel- Macon
West Point
Oswego
Milk River
Mont
Judith Gap Sets Gopher Day With Bounty Plan
Judith Gap announces May 16 as gopher day to curb crop pests in Judith Basin country. Town will redeem gopher tails at 1 cent each, with an estimated 40 000 dollars paid. The event doubles as a festive local celebration and attracts regional attention.
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Judith Gap
Judith Basin
Democrats seek surveyor general post from Montana
Washington May 12 Montana senators have received many applications from Montana Democrats for the surveyor general job. A recommendation likely waits for Senator Myers to recover health. C D Flaherty of Livingston has stronger support and may be named, though no decision will be made until Myers is consulted by Walsh.
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The
Standard
Washington
Montana
Myers
C. D. Flaherty
Livingston
Walsh
Broadwater high school class of 1914 diplomas awarded
Townsend May 12 The Broadwater county high school held commencement exercises with musical numbers by the chorus and a talk by Prof. G F Reynolds of Missoula. Diplomas were presented by John A Matthews to five graduates Heath Holser Henry Lorentz Walter Doggett Ray Fairchild and Rosemary Averill. May 11 Weckford Morgan pioneer citizen died at 76 a native of Tillholt. He came to Montana in 186 and lived in Bozeman for 25 years during which time his family were prominent citizens. He is survived by his wife and five children.
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Harlowton
Robert Mengles
Arl Aksdal
J. V. Kelly
Lewistown
Julia ‘Traub
Church
Allen Cameron
Charl Cameron
Bozeman
Herbert Morgan
Hardin
Zade Morgan
Boseman
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Charles Sey
Will, Cloninger
Gilmore
Grover
Paro
Hoyt
Frank Lewis
Saesis
Mary Wylie
Babe
Warm Springs
Orson Bryant
Gregson Springs
D. McNorton
William Irvine
Pipestone Springs
D. “McNorton
Ella Bryant
Frank McNorton
Minneapolis, Minn
8. D. McNorton
Livingston News
Pan Iain Ee
Frank Beley
Jopher Day
Surveyor General
Committee On Social Hygiene
National Conference On Charities and Correction
Mina Miner
Dean
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