Mitchell 10 Seek The Nomination For Congress In Great Falls
Great Falls Montana May 14 1916 H R Mitchell managing editor of the Great Falls Tribune announces his candidacy for the democratic nomination for Congress to succeed Tom Stout. He notes Wilson democratic club support and a formal written pledge to run after deliberation and encouragement from Cascade County Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
H. B. Ftitchen
Mitchell
Frank P. Marshall
Wilton Club
Cascade County
Marshall
Mont
Prank P. Marshal
Mr. Marshall
Congress
Mitch
Deer Lodge News Briefs Show Wide Local Travel and Visits
Deer Lodge residents share a busy week with visitors from Helena Beet Tridge Spokane and Butte while Milwaukee electric staff advance plant work. Local figures: H N Quade W Blclenders Danison Swanson and more attend meetings and visit kin. several heads travel to Lewistown Missoula and Mobridge for business and family.
Bozeman News Report On College Courses And Local Matters
Bozeman notes reveal upcoming abolition of the Preparatory department at the college as eighth grade graduates finish their current course. The region sees growing interest in mechanic arts and agriculture. William Hale of Three Forks sues for divorce from Leta Hale, claiming desertion. Dr J J Delany returns from Virginia noting strong business. A Gonzaga-Son Gonzaga baseball game was washed out by weather. the college won the only 11- frame game. Samuel G Massey’s brother reports his death from a gun accident and calls for immediate burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
CIA
Ernie
William
Hale
Three Forks
Leta “Hale
Santa Maria
Cal
J. Ji. Delany
Agricultural College
Gonzaga
Spokane
Tate
Samuel G. Massey
Storm rages for sixty hours stock in danger
Twin Bridges May 14 A long storm lasting nearly 60 hours ravaged the region beginning Wednesday night. Farmers report damaged crops but livestock losses were limited by lambing tents and hard work. Frosts on Tuesday and Friday nights threaten apples while snow depths reach two to four feet in foothills. Moisture should ease drought for dry land farmers.
Belgrade Farmers Bank shows healthy deposits and loans
Belgrade May 14. The Farmers bank of Belgrade, opened March 16, reports excellent progress with healthy deposits and loans. Directors and stockholders express gratitude for the growth as weather brings variable winds and late snow. Local figures from Gallatin Valley, Missoula, and nearby ranches visit Bozeman for news and family updates while a cold, snowy spell affects the foothills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Farmers’ Bank of
Will P. Fisher
Gallatin
Vailey” Milling Companieen
Seattle
WL. Smart
W. D. Brainerd
A. Gunby
Thomas Callantine
Elbert Ginson
Simms
Mary Hrasfield
Milton
Ore
Scott Duncan
Pasa Creek
Ford
Bozeman Hot Springs
Long Beach
Cal
Springhill
Amet
Lewistown Pioneer John Gough Warr Dies in California
Lewistown May 14 John Gough Warr founder of the Montana Hardware Co died yesterday in Los Angeles where he had lived for years He was 19 years old son of A W Warr cashier of the Bank of Fergus and a Mrs T Taylor of Lewistown Old friends recall his early career William Jones a county pioneer attended the Lewistown funeral Rev Faeeeee slechodist church conducted the services Mrs Jones died this week at Sumas Washington.
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Lewistown
John Gough Warr
Montana
Los Angeles
A.W. Warr
Bank of Fergus
T. Taylor
William Jones
Faeeeee
Riley Found at Manhattan Escapee Located Near Warm Springs
Bozeman May 14 Patrick Riley who escaped from the insane asylum at Warm Springs a week ago was picked up today at Manhattan by Deputy Sheriff F J Redfield. Riley says he was formerly employed about the asylum barns and fled due to not receiving work. He will be returned to Warm Springs tomorrow. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company plans spending 85000 this summer to improve the city system with work starting on an addition to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Manhattan
Bozeman
Patrick Riley
Ait Warm Springs
Sherif F. J. Redfield
Anaconda
Warm Springs
al Issupey Eeds
Mountain Stites Telephone and Telegraph Company
Roundup Rifle Club Receives Weapons For Preparedness Plan
The Roundup Rifle and Pistol club has been issued 20 guns and three rounds of ammunition by the war department to aid the administration’s preparedness plan. A ground case funded by the federal government will house a rifle range on a five foot by 800 yard tract with 12 target sets and 121 foot butts. The club now has 115 members and expects to reach 200 by midsummer. The range will be shared with Company B of the Montana National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Montana Natonal Guard
White Sulphur News highlights and travel notices
The White Sulphur Springs column notes Lew days in Helena and Townsend visitors, hotel registrations, and a Helena business connection with freight shipments. It records bank deposits totaling $620,146.65 for a town of about 500, plus high professional and ranching figures visiting. The Kansan steamer charter shifts to a higher monthly rate after docking, signaling a major charter increase.
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Springs
Anderson
Silverman
Helena
Haring
Billings
N. G. Dixon
Lewistown
Frank P- Perkins
Omaha
J. Nicholson
Nicholson
Fone
Townsend
Meagher County
Charles Kanouse
Wnsend
A. T. Gilhus
Dorothy
Melstone
Philipsburg News highlights and social notices May 14
Philipsburg report lists visits by Vernon Yallop of Oakland and Charles G. Ewing of Granite Biometallic, church activities, a May 20 bazaar planning, and a social afternoon at the Presbyterian church. A trial outcome acquits Mrs. J T Pritchard, and Trout Creek school earns standard RuFal status. Political breakfast in Portland covers his presidential bid and local campaign activity.
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Philipsburg
Charles Lawson
Hall
Vernon Yallop
Oakland
Cal
Fomerly
John A. Spencer
Methodist Church
W. R Wyatt
Cyr
Missoula
R.R. McRae
L. M. Runsey
Granite BioMetallic” Consolidated Mineing Company
Charles G. Ewing
Body of St Louis
Firs. Holand
Spokane
Atel Calhoun
Mra. Calhoun
William B. Calhoun
MacDonald
Mons Rochester
Minn
Presbyterian Church
Rome Laurer
South Philipsburg
Mise Gladys Janean
Minsoula
Horn
James Conn
Margaret Doe
Granite County High School
Marie Taylor
Mary Brown
Land Larry Greenbeck
Edna Prof
Tt. M. Cochrane
Ted Atwater
Everett Doe
Neal Hickey
George Mefilton
Rawin
Laurer
Edwin Gannon
Walter Gannon
J. T. Pritchard
Wo TE Nennett
Uils City
Justice Cumming
Drummond
D. Stourtee
J.J. McDonald
This City
JH. Duffy
Anaconda
A. Y. LT. Club
Old Masonic Hall
Trout Creek
Edith Featherman
W. Tenney
Republicans Split Seen In Montana Delegation Fight
Special Correspondence from Helena reports Montana Republicans split over a Chicago delegation chairmanship. Dixon and Burlingame vie amid old guard and progressive factions, with Edwards and Selway aligned against Dixon, shaping primaries and county races across Eastern and Northern Montana.
Chance Arrival Saves Smith in Florence Hills
Missoula May 4. Joe Smith a sheepherder accidentally shot himself while with his flock eight miles from Florence. The bullet fractured his leg and severed an artery. A chance passerby discovered him at noon, helpers carried him to Florence, then to a local hospital where he rested late evening and had a chance for recovery.
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Missoula
Joe Smith
Florence
Smith
Twin Bridges News Land sales rise as homes draw settlers
Land department of the Northern Pacific reports more land sold in the last nine months than in the prior decade, with most sales in Montana drawing new farmers to the state. Local council changes include William Ruppell joining the street and valley committee. P. P. Gould reappointed police judge. H. Malley named marshal. Bids for the state orphans home project ranged from $16,909 to $22,150. William Reed won the contract by a notable margin. Thomas Scott shifts dairy operations toward Twin Bridges. Mothers Day programs at Methodist Church honor the day with special services and a meeting by the Ladies Aid Society.
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Land Department of the
Northern Pacific Railroad
Clifford Thomas
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
William Ruppell
Street Sand Valley
H. A. Pease
P. P. Gould
Knight
H. Malley
I Hetting
State Orphans’ Home
William Reed
Bhackleton & James
Butte
Ri'Mte
C. E
Local social notices and school principalship notes
Pastor Ngningham presided as Royal Neighbors met. Rice John Ruttle entertained Campfire Girls at her home. Vontess hosted Friday Games with luncheon. Bertha Fox of Butte greeted friends. Thomas Rouse visiting from Grayling stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Counter. Applications for the leat school principalship continue. Clerk Jones notes timber surpasses hundred mark. G. C. Wheat spent time with his son GG Wheat in early week.
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Gold Creek
Meo
Sam Christianson
Jane
Deer Lodge
Christianson
Tocai Hospital
Carl Bentsik
Mary Stopple
Garrison
Michael Murphy
Mont
City
Ming
J. G. Candler
Butte
J. A. Mulcahy
Mr. Hayes
Lewistown
Deer Lodge Council
Knights of Columbus
William Hill
Shultis
Little
Norman
Elmer van Gundy
Harry Hamilton
Te'sears
Portland
Ore
Milwaukee
C.F. Allen
Seattle
Mobridge
H. Doty
Louella Moe
S. Shannon
Drummond
E.R. Fink
Shannon
Thrnes
Missoula
Jcarce
Howard
Helena
Dennis
Kirkes
Finten
Sam Kirkes
William Leffardt
Dea
Ningham
Rice John Ruttle
Vontess
EM. Wilson Mise Bertha Fox
Thomas Rouse
Grayling
Frank Counter
Jones
G. C
Ginia City
Knights of Columbus to Open Convention Today
Lewistown May 14 The state convention of the Knights of Columbus opens here tomorrow morning with nearly all delegates present. An enjoyable banquet was given tonight with A. S. d'Autr Mont of Lewistown as toastmaster. President J. McMullin of St. Charles College spoke on Our Ideals in Education. District Deputy Tighe spoke on Our Nation and Sub-deputy O'Neil addressed Our Order.
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Lewistown
The
Knights of Columbus
d'Autr Mont
St. Charles College
Tighe
O'Neil
Lewistown Notes and Local Developments
May 14 Lewistown notes report a dry forces convention planned for tomorrow and the demolition of the original Methodist church to permit a new business building. The town recalls Grace church service led by George Hirst with his wife recently in poor health. Also news that Tambers Ol company, formed by Thermopolis and Lewistown men including State Senator J B Lane and H Le Dekalb, filed articles of incorporation here.
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Lewistown
White Sulphur Springs
Fort Benton
Astees
Fergus County
Los Angeles
John Gough Warr
George Hirst
George Hirst Rector of By Lewis
Grace Church
Hirst
Long Beach
Tambers Ol Company
Thermopolis
Wyo
J.B Lane
H. le Dekalb
British Statement on the Campaign in France and Belgium
The British official report recounts a heavy bombardment followed by a German assault south of Ploegsteert wood where one party breached trenches but was routed with ten dead. Scottish troops repelled other parties at the Parapet as dawn broke. Allied patrols advanced into enemy trenches near La Bassee canal while artillery targeted positions north of Monchy au Bois and east of Vermelles amid active fighting near Maricourt and other sites.
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France
Ploegsteer’s Wood
la Bassee Canal
Monchy-au-Bois
Vermelles
Maricourt
Loos
Souches
Cambria
St. Eloi
Souchez
Hohenzollern
Givenehy
Verdun Front Bombardment Reports No Infantry Attack
British dispatch notes heavy bombardment near Deadman's Island on the Verdun front last night with no infantry assault. German thrust south of Roye repulsed according to today’s war summary.
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Deadman's Isl
Verdun
Roye
Northern Pacific sells large land holdings in Montana
The Northern Pacific Railway, via Linn & Dunn, sold $195 660 worth of land around Harlowton to 22 buyers, led by W N Smith of Montana Flour Mills. Prices ranged from 24 50 per acre for unimproved land to other parcels suitable for wheat, grazing, and refarming as buyers plan cultivation expansion and fall seeding.
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Harlowton
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Linn & Dunn
W. N. Smith
Montana Flour Mills Company
Smith
Joseph Richards and Tamale in Butte Mor
Joseph Richards is listed alongside Tamale with address 15-108 Montana Street in Butte Mor. The fragment confirms a local residential notation without additional context or events.
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Montana Street
Butte, Mor
Undertaker and Palmer at 22 North Main Street Nell
Larry Duggan table lists Undertaker and Palmer at 22 North Main Street Nell with phone numbers 770 Ind and 1861.
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North Main Street
Funeral notices for Mrs Cora Hit and Mrs Cora Cohoon
Funeral services for Mrs Cora Hit will be held at Walsh's undertaking parlors followed by a procession to Holy Savior shrine and Holy Cross cemetery. A separate notice says the remains of Mrs Cora Cohoon are at Walsh's parlors with funeral notice to follow.
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Hill
Cora Hit
Walsh
Holy Savior Sharen
Holy Cross Cemetery
Cohoon
Cora Cohoon
Obituaries and Funeral Notices for Doody Robida Skubit
Funeral notices list Doody at Tate residence and St Patrick's church interment. Robida to Sacred Heart Church while Skubit is infant daughter Christina in Anaconda road residence. Sherman & Reed announce details to follow in later notices.
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Doody
Anilomas Doody
Tate
West Mercury Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Aowers
Robida
MM Fon Street
Ding
Sacred Heart
Bly ‘Yok
Automobiles
Automobiles Skubitz
Christina
Airs
Annie Skubitg
Eafternoon
Askmence
Anaconda Road
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Tom Stout
Wilken Club
Peer Lodge
H. N. Quade
Boulder
Col
Henry Brantly
Beet Tridge
Manda Toomey
W. Blclenders
Tuolumne Sinian Company
Shorige
Hubert Harris Apent
Oro Fino
R'éudred
Challen 'Danison
Lode
Sine
Adelph Swanson
Settson Clark
Tacoma
Emery Mining
Auseriet
Shwubut
Anye Hainens
User
Deer Sage
Mer Johnson
Rory
Kate
Dna Geary
Helmville
Buttes
John Geary
Thin City
Teavins
Crete
Deer
Jon “Shaw
Gust Kruse Theodore
Laurencenen Lear
Joe Tleasinger
Bozeman News
Iadison County
Belgrade News
Lewistown News
White Sulphur News
Philipsburg News
Cummins IN
Oregon
Portland Press Club
Stan Helena
Clement
Dixon
Segally
Union of the Renubucane
Binon
Stomtgna
Burlingame
Cascade Suunty Ae
Tasena
Gurlingame
Eile
Lenge
Neta
Carter
Senator Power
Towans
Cummins
Chicago
Fixon
Roosevelt
John H. Edwards
Burlin
Edwards
Selway
Monts
Dillon
Senate
Rosebud County
Chance
Twin Bridges News
Lewistown Notes
Northern Pacific
Joseph Richards
Larry Duggan
Table Undertaker
Tmbalmer
J. Walsh
Fast Park Street
Sherman & Reed
Wendell Cannon
South
Montana St
Uptown
West Broadway
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