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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
11
Yellow Bozeman hosts a large August festival linking Montana territory and state jubilees with a city anniversary. The Montana Pioneers meet August 6 through 9 with plans for a Yellowstone trail monument and a Walter Cooper trail souvenir gun. Prominent pioneers and residents from across the state and beyond will attend, celebrating the state’s growth and heritage.
The Harlowton district fields Geraldine Galvin in declamation and Alonzo Gibba Roy Harrington Clyde Guymon Leo Caine and Iari Crawford in track for the county contest. Coroner Perkins and Deputy Karnop travel to Judith Gap to investigate a death near the roadside. Judith Gap Medgesville and Harlowton will vies for honors next Thursday. White Sulphur Springs withdraws from the contest. T W McLain, buyer of the Anderson relinquishments, ships stock by car.
City Marshal Don Grevette moved to the Gerrett ranch near Selkirk to attach all available personal property for local creditors. It is understood the ranch remains in the hands of its former owners, echoing the uproar over manipulations and the disappearance of John H. Gerrett.
May 16 Bozeman funeral for pioneer Weckford Morgan drew relatives from across the valley and friends from the Flathead district where the family lived. The service by Rev R M Craven honored the old friend, with beautful offerings and music by Hoy Wilson and several local musicians. Interment was at Hoseman cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included Benton Norris and Judge George Villa. active pallbearers were Aaron Keton and William Ginn among others.
And T. B. Mannix and members of the George H. post left this morning on the Milwaukee for Missoula to attend the Grand Army encampment. Mr Coleman is serving on the United States grand jury in a federal court session in Butte, but Judge Bourquin excused him until next Monday to meet old comrades at the encampment.
Philipsburg May 14 A transfer of mining property of notable interest was effected the Smiley Mining company acquired the Larry Donlan property known as the Mitchell group of claims. Experts deem the group valuable and Chicago representatives back the capital to develop the ore deposit with Mr Donlan to supervise immediate development including shaft work in the Tower district.
Lewistown hosts a record land rush with thousands gathered in the Trank and Electric building corridor awaiting entry under the 220 acre homestead law. Land officials plan to issue numbers at dawn as police monitor the orderly but crowded scene with settlers from far and near prepared to claim parcels.
In Boulder May 4 the state case against Oswald Bailey ended with a $100 fine for a liquor law violation. U S Commissioner M Van Etten of Butte attended legal matters. George Cowan, once Jefferson County attorney now in Spokane, arrived for term business. Mr and Mrs J P Phelan of Mrs sould visit Mrs Phelan's parents. Matt Canning of Butte, attorney, also visited. Fish Creek and Pipestone schools each sent $12 for the educational exhibit fund, totaling $14, plus donations from Wickes Basin and Boulder School. Tango Ten club hosted by Mrs Frank Flood. Local politics heat up with two assessor petitions behind incumbents James H Mitchell and J M Cralle, both Democrats.
Dillon May 14 Sheriff Kelly and F Fisher of Anaconda searched for horses stolen from Mr. Fisher. Two horses located on the Grasshopper were turned over to the sheriff. Suspects arrested at Bozeman a few days ago. Missoula May 14 Teachers of English council plans year ahead cooperating with national education bureau. Helena May 14 Helena school district bonds sold for 50,000 with nine outside bids. Highest premium 1008 from Toledo. lowest 14 from San Francisco.
Miss Anna Scanlon and Mrs. Kate Gadbaw visited Garrison from Missoula. William G. Price, Elliston mining man, arrived for a few days with John Moon, who is involved with several Elliston district claims. Lester Smith visited Deer Lodge. Allam McNaughton went to Missoula for business matters. Mrs. Fred King and daughter of Bearmouth came to visit her daughter Mrs. Gus Zoeller and friends.
A head on collision on the Warm Springs and Gregson road near Deer Lodge last night wrecked two automobiles. One of the young ladies suffered a broken collar bone while both cars were traveling at a high speed. Drivers William Wolf and Noel Kading were involved, with William Coleman and Charles Bleier also named in the incident.
A contest hearing in the United States land office examined Elvin versus Eugene C. Quaw over residence requirements. Register Appleton and Receiver Sales presided as Quaw had filed on a homestead more than six months ago but disputed establishment of residence.
At the normal college this afternoon a convocation presented by the young ladies of the P L club, students in Professor Clark's botany classes. The program included selections, songs, recitations, and various musical numbers, all described as attractive and interesting.
Members of the Montana synod of the Presbyterian church meet in Helena for a special executive session to investigate a minister. The charges and identity of the minister are not disclosed, and the matter is described as not serious though details remain unavailable.
Helena May 14 The state railroad commission will hold a hearing at Alder May 26 on a complaint that the Northern Pacific fails to provide adequate service from Whitehall. Wyola to hear May 27 on a petition calling for Burlington trains 41 and 42 to stop there. Dillon May 14 Tom Barry and Frank Bates arrested at Dell and brought to Dillon to answer burglary charges. They face a preliminary hearing May 21 for allegedly entering a cabin in Clarke's canyon and stealing a shotgun and a Savage rifle.
Wilton Ames arrived with skins of three large silver tip bears killed near Yellowstone park. A large cub was killed this week near Electric. one cub shipped to Butte. Funeral for George Armstrong, wealthy rancher, held at Congressional church with Rev. E W Cross officiating. Interment at Mountain View. Mrs Sophie Stahmann seeks divorce from Albert Stahmann alleging cruelty, threats, drunkenness, and loss of home. they married Hoboken June 6, 1906. They own about 7500 in assets and request divorce and equitable relief. Articles filed for Will sall Mutual Telephone Co taking over Bell system in Shields valley. capital stock 10000 in 40 shares. Directors listed. Lines run Clyde Park to Ringling. Clark Miles transferred to Deer Lodge forest, Frank J Mosher arrives from Missoula for local duties. Park County High School senior class to present A Rose O Plymouth at opera house June 5. C D Marsh of National Bureau returns to Greycliffe to study poisonous plants. consults with Forest Supervisor Warner on cattle and sheep safety. ranchers were addressed last year on poisonous plants.
Philipsburg sent a large delegation by special car to the Interscholastic track meet in Missoula to support contestants led by athletic director Mr. Cochran The young women chaperone is Mrs M E Doe and the group aims to secure honors at the event Judith Gap reports Dr J M Gans was summoned to Careless Creek County to treat a peculiar case and J A Abney sustained a minor forest reserve accident while planting trees
A man named Abney suffered a severe right wrist sprain and applied strong liniment. The legibly swollen arm worsened until examination revealed blood poisoning from the liniment eating into the flesh. He was brought to town Wednesday and may require amputation of the right arm.
Helena May 14 The state railroad commission was informed by the Interstate Commerce Commission that a hearing on complaints against proposed rate increases for cattle and sheep from western points to eastern markets will be held in Sioux Falls SD on May 18 before a federal examiner. Proposals would raise sheep rates $2.40 per car and cattle rates $4.49 per car. The Montana commission protested, joining stockmen in urging attendance as major western trunk lines are affected.
Dillon May 14 The exposition dollar contest in the state ends Saturday night. Eligible entrants must send a receipt or certificate to Franke Hazelbaker, secretary of the Mont commission, Dillon, showing coins received and disposed of by contest close. Certificates due at Mr Hazelbaker's office by Wednesday.
Billings leaders press for locating the proposed consolidated state educational institution in the city. H C Crippen argues site limits to Bozeman or Missoula are unfair, proposing a Yellowstone county campaign with a committee led by Judge Goddard and Superintendent Sarah Morse. Petitions to place the measure on the next ballot are drafted as Johnston named to the rates committee.
A large crew works on the south side of the Snowy mountains this spring, planting fir trees to reforest the reserve. About 250 saplings have been set out across roughly two sections. The goal is not immediate merchantable timber but long term forest restoration and watershed protection.
May 14 report from Billings states the smallpox epidemic ended last winter with four detention cages remaining. Two will be released next Monday and two shortly after, per Auditor Sleeper, with no fear of further spread. In Dillon a cutting scrape on Armstead’s section crew occurred at 7 am, an Italian worker seriously cut another, and a sheriff will bring the men to Dillon.
President Wilson nominated Montana postmasters for Augusta Sheridan Big Timber John H Booth Ekalaka and Thomas A Busey Conred as of May 14. A federal census of all birds in the United States will be taken this summer supervised by the Department of Agriculture to count populations beginning around May 30 with final results by June 30. Correspondents nationwide will assist in detailing the census.
New York May 14 The committee of the Union Pacific Railroad Company votes to cut the quarterly dividend on common stock from 2 percent to 1.5 percent payable July 1 This marks a return to 8 percent basis after a plan tied to a forthcoming large bonus for common holders was announced previously
Budapest on May 14 counts Stephen Tissen the Hungarian premier challenged Stephen Rakovsky a fellow committeeman to a duel after a lively altercation in a committee room of the parliament.
The board of education of Greater New York has decided to establish savings banks in the public schools of the city. The plan aims to teach financial literacy by allowing students to save money through school based banks coordinated with local savings institutions. This initiative reflects a broader push to promote thrift and fiscal responsibility among students.
Miss Margaret Mitchell of Deer Lodge suffered a fractured shoulder in a late night collision six miles east of Anaconda. A car driven by Mr Wolfe from Anaconda and another car driven by Gust Johnson of Anaconda were involved. Both cars damaged similarly. Mitchell treated for injuries. The party was taken to Anaconda for care and Deer Lodge by another vehicle.
The Washoe park pavilion hosted a Treasure State band ball last night with a youthful orchestra from band members. Musicians praised the short time together and public funds were raised to buy uniforms. P Gustaf organized the band months earlier, gaining city pride. Earlier, the band serenaded local businesses and played at the city common.
Pictures portray wildlife from deserts to seas in a six reel feature "Wild Animals at Home." Lions leaping, polar bears diving, birds hatching illustrate natural history without cinema intrusions. Educational value highlighted as a remarkable portrayal of animals in their daily lives.
Professor E J Dittus of the Colorado School of Mines joined Carroll Smith for a Georgetown trip yesterday. After several hours of fishing they returned with two full baskets, and Dittus said he is pleased and will repeat the outing next year.
The house opened to four large crowds last night with an excellent program. Dethl and Carson featured a high quality comedy singing and dancing act that drew the greatest applause. It was announced that all pictures would change again tonight and the next Lucille Love installment would be shown next Saturday.
In Astoria Oregon on May 1 a warehouse of the Columbia River Packers Association burned. Several men were severely burned and two are missing. A dramatic escape sequence saw workers leaping to safety, while others risked life to rescue colleagues from the flames and water as the building collapsed. Local streets and waterfront were described as chaotic during the incident.
A group of five men including A Malagamba braved flames in a burning room to pull unconscious workers to safety. Malagamba dived into the river three times in a heavy rain of debris and rescued three men unable to swim.
Chicago May 14. Federal lawyers omitted any reference to the reserve rule in arguing to absolve pitcher Johnson from playing with the Kansas City Federals. Old league representatives say the omission implies equity acknowledgment. The American and National leagues supported the position. Only President Herrmann testified. affidavits from President Johnson and President Comiskey were read. More arguments expected tomorrow. New York May 14. John Burke former Panama Canal commissary chief was indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiracy to defraud and related offenses. he was dismissed earlier.
Non 18 indicted for murder in the first degree over the May 5 shooting death of Gen. Hiram Duryea. He did not appear in court because he remained confined in a hospital where he has shown violent behavior for days.
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