Pioneer woman Martha Loughridge dies in Bozeman
Mrs. Thomas Loughridge a Montana pioneer who came in 1863 died at her Bozeman home after a long illness. Born Martha Freeman in Ohio July 3, 1843 she lived in Bannack and Beaverhead valley before moving to Bozeman. Survived by husband Isaac Roe first husband Frank Roe daughter Mary Burket and three children from second marriage Ethel Loughridge Harry Loughridge and Frank Corphay Bruckett. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church Thursday with interment in Bozeman cemetery.
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Bozeman
Thomas Loughridge
Montana
Territory
Martha A. Freeman
Ohio
Iowa
Grinnell College
Isaac Roe
Roe
Grinnell
Bannack
Frank Roe
Irma
Canada
W.B
Mary A.) Burket
Spokane
Thomas Uoughtidge
Beaverhead Valley
Dillon
Nce
Harry Loughridge
Willsall
Prank Corphay Bruckett
Ringling
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bozeman Comaters
Local lambing outlook amid cold wet spell
May 12 Len. cold wet weather threatens lower lambing percentages in the county. Mock members report fed scarce conditions and delayed pasture growth while barometer rises. Most ewes survived the hard winter. improving weather soon could boost lambing yields.
Wounds From Accident Injure Morris in Hunting Trip
Morris Neer M Morris of this city was accidentally shot about ten miles south during a hunting trip. A 16 year old companion named Louis Babb fired the gun, the bullet went through the left thigh and lodged in the kneecap of the right leg. The boy treated the wounds with first aid using green leaves and alfalfa as compresses.
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Morehy Neer M
Ta ‘Morris
Louis Babb
Rabb
Morrishes
Morris
Repairs Planned After Rain Storms Hit Main Line
Billings May 12 Two days or more will be needed to repair storm damage on the Burlington railroad from Billings to Casper Wyoming before trains can operate. On the Sheridan line trains run only to Edgemont where they are turned back by washouts. Trains on the Northern Pacific from Butte were delayed by landslides and washouts near Livingston and Reed Point. More than 100 travelers stopped over here today owing to disrupted schedules.
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Burlington Railroad
Casper
Wyo
Sheridan
Edgemont
Northern Pacific
Butte
Livingston
Reed Point
Popular young couple wed in Anaconda ceremony
Bernard McGreevy and Margaret Schroeder, both longtime Anaconda residents, married yesterday at St Pauls church parsonage. Rev J Ac Schulte officiated. After the ceremony the couple drove to Butte for a wedding breakfast and then left for the western coast for their honeymoon. They will reside at Alpine apartments upon return, with many friends in Anaconda. The bride was supported by Miss Agnes Walsh and the groom by Phil O’Donnell. the wedding party included Mr and Mrs J A Schroeder and Mr and Mrs John McJreens.
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St. Paul's Gharch
J. Ac Schulte
Bernard McGreevy
Margaret Schroeder
Butte
Stiss Agnes Walsh
Phil O'Donnell
J. A Schroeder
John’ Mc Jreens
Melrose social notes and upcoming Lyceum plans
Melrose May 12 report lists Sam Johnson and other visitors from Butte and San Francisco visiting local residents. The community anticipates a Lyceum course in the town hall next winter. A St Johns church dance drew a large local and surrounding-country crowd, with many Divide attendees and several Melrose families noted. Master Raymond Turner celebrated his tenth birthday with friends at home, with refreshments served.
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Melrose
Sam Johnson
Butte
Harvey Shelton
San Francisco
Oliver Pierron
Howard McDonald
Divide
Everett
Rock Creek
Gransbury Ranch
W. K. Harvey
Lavon
Lloyd Waherty
Feeley
Jennie Fisher
la Marche
Nelson
Town Hall
Bertha Thompson
Andrew ‘Thomp
Isaac Dodgson
Todd
St. John's Church
Annie Patch
Anaconda
Helen Lindlief
Elva Lindlief
Florence Woods
Lima
P. H. Connor
Thomas
Big Hole
Mrs. Down
Idaho
McCarty Mountain
Jim Hungate
Melvin Rowe
Great Falls
Raymond Turner
Homer McCauley
Lucile Leonard
Ruby Norris
Jones
Ernest Taytor
Primary School Building Under Construction In Dillon
Dillon May 12 active construction on the new primary school at the corner of Sebree and Pacific streets will start next week. Contractors have much equipment on site and buildings are ready for material storage. Completion hoped within four months for the new school year as current facilities are crowded.
Funeral for Frank Nelson Dillon Large in City
The funeral of Frank Nelson Dillon, a World War veteran, was held at 3 PM from the Masonic temple with Masonic and military honors. Attendees included Dr H A McMillan, William Ross, George B Cluely, and Joseph. Burial followed at Mountain Cemetery with court and business closures observed. Floral tributes reflected the high esteem for the deceased.
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Nelson Dillon
Frank Nelson
Orlock
Masonic Temple
H. A. McMillan
William ‘Ross
George B. Cluely
Joseph
Order
Nelson Him
Jane
Anaconda Matron Mary A Mail Laid To Rest
Large crowds attended the funeral of Mary A Mail mother of J R Knight in Anaconda. Courthouse offices closed in respect while Deer Lodge Bar Moose and Daughters of the Thistle members joined mourners. Service at Presbyterian church led by Rev J Wolfe with floral tributes and choir selections. Pallbearers listed as Bert Merwin James Morgans Tol Lindebrand P Stewart and David Kidd.
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Mary A Mail
J. R. Knight
Ran Fe
Deer Lodge Inty
Bar Association
Laval For
Moose
Lady “Moose
Daughters of the Thistle
Bert Merwin
James
David
J. Morgans
Tol Lindeprand
Ot. P. Stewart
David Kidd
Conservative Forces Oust Church Referencing From Socialist Declaration
New York May 12 The religious issue splits the socialist party national convention as conservatives win removal of any church ownership from the Declaration of Principles. The move defeats proposals for a dictatorship of the proletariat and limited citizenship elements, while debates raged over labor organization loyalties with figures like George Baeuer urging temperate views of the AFL.
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New York
Socialist Party of America
Victor L. Berger
United States
Wisconsin
George Baeuer
New Jersey
American Federation of Labor
American Legion Drives to Add Veterans in May Campaign
The American Legion post launches a May drive from May 17 to May 22 to grow its membership from 500 to 900, aiming to include all eligibles in the area. A three-person committee will run the campaign, with endorsements from national and state HQs and plans to solicit every eligible veteran, including outreach through the growing auxiliaries open to mothers and wives of World War I servicemen. SB Beausoliel, adjutant, reports state posts expanding auxiliaries, and final join instructions will follow after arrangements are completed.
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American Legion
Legion
Hus
SB. Beausoliel
Helena
Indorsed labor movement plan discussed by farm groups
Delegates from national board of farm organisations met in Chicago on May 23 to endorse a plan proposed by a representative of the national agricultural committee. The proposal aims to bring Chinese labor into the United States to address current labor shortages, with the Austrian office cited in the discussions.
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Chicago
National Board of Farm Organisations
Indorsea
United States
National
Austria
Agricultural Committee
Rancher Di?kens Makes Return From Denver In Record Flight
Col J H Dickens a wealthy rancher left Denver at 8 am and arrived home shortly after 10 am. He traveled by air to Denver and by skis and sled on the way back, taking about two hours for the 0 odd mile journey.
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Aero North Park
Col
J. H. Dickens
Denver
Dieken
Grand Commandery Knights Templar to Convene in Kalispell
The thirty third annual conclave of Montana Knights Templar will meet in Kalispell July 23 24 with headquarters at the Kalispell hotel. Services Friday at the Methodist church. A Flathead Lake excursion to Melita island is planned with a picnic feature. Also noted: death of Robert W Main pioneer at Columbia Falls. Mentions court arraignments and local incidents including a school truancy case and guests at the Tourist hotel.
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Knights ’Templars of
Montana
Kalispell
Kalispell’ Hotel
C. W. Pomtroy
Methodist Church
Charl
Flathead Lake
Melita ‘Island
Rober W. Male
Columbia Falls
Plathead
Columbi Falls
R.W. Main
Port Laramie
Red Cloud Agency
General Crook
Mites
Joseph
Jack Wink
W. J. Gunn
Paul Scnroeder
Somers
Oliver J. K. Lang
McCarth
Mrs Nash Funeral Held At Holy Rosary
Requiem Mass for Mrs Pete Nash was conducted at Holy Rosary Catholic church by Rev Father Leitham with burial in the Catholic cemetery. A large gathering from the Nash farm and Bozeman creek neighborhood attended. Survived by husband six sons and a sister Mrs William Nash. Deceased lived here about 17 years born in Toronto Canada aged nearly 48.
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Bozeman
Alay Oz
Pete Nash
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Father Leitham
Nashs
Bozeman Creek
William Nash
Canada
Toronto
Miner Driven Crazy by Language Study
Joseph edo of Merrick, a miner, became violent as he studied English to become Americanized. He is to have a lunacy hearing in Steubenville probate court after nurses restrained him and relatives took charge. He struggled with words like there their and whole hole, upsetting his family.
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Martin
Joseph
Edo
Merrick
Hospiere
Steubenville
Gubernatorial Candidates Filed for Primary
The St Paul dispatch lists gubernatorial aspirants by party from filings. Republican names include Thomas Frankson, Thomas Kefe, Julius Schmahl, Michael Dowling, W B Sehillin, Samuel Iverson, A O Preus, Shipstead, Ellsworth, and others from St Paul, Minneapolis, Benson, Northfield and Duluth. Democrats feature Hargadine, Indrehus, Thorson, Andrist, Quane, Hodgson, Jacques. Farmer labor lists Cyrus King of Deer River.
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ST. Paul
Thomas Frankson
Paul
Thomas Kefe
Julius A. Schmahl
Redwood Falls
Michael
Dowling
Olivia
W. BF. Sehillin
Robert Hargadine
Edward Indrehus
Thorson
Benson
Charles “M. Andrist
Minneapolis
Oliver J. Quane
St Peter
LC. Hodgson
Alfred Jacques
Duluth
Farmer-labor
Cyrus M. King
Deer River
Walker Hines to retire as Arbitrator over European river disputes
Walker D. Hines retires Saturday after being selected by the president to serve as Arbitrator among European nations over navigation questions on the Danube Rhine Oder Elbe and other Central European rivers. He will continue in a consultative role and oversee ongoing disputes.
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Washington
Walker D. Hines
Danube
Rhine
Oder
Elbe
Iurop
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