University Sermon at Montana Wesleyan Heard in Helena
In Helena on May 17 the annual university sermon for Montana Wesleyan graduates was preached at St Pauls Episcopal Church by Dr George D Wolfe of Butte. He urged serving others, citing Christ’s example, and urged faculty, students, and citizens to apply the principle to education, ethics, and civic life. The talk emphasized leadership through service and the university’s role in Montana, concluding with a call to action for all to serve.
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Record Number of Witnesses Called in Burgess Murder Trial
Miles City May 17. The Burgess murder trial opens tomorrow before Judge Hurley with an expected record number of witnesses, around 130, to explain the long feud with Sheriff Moses of Rosebud County. The defense lists about 75 witnesses, the prosecution 35, including ex sheriffs, a coroner, police officials, and experts on arms, medicine and maps. The shooting occurred January 19 at the Burgess home after a warrant was served. Moses was killed, Burgess and his wife are defendants. change of venue to inter county was granted.
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John H. Burgess
Matha BE. Burgess
Moses
Rosebud County
Hurley
Custer County
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Lewis Penfield Slocum
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Micers
Rosebud
Yellowstone
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Straw
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Henry Beeman
William Finch
Mrs. Burgess
Texas
Powder River
Joe Scott
Outfit
Belle Fourche
Spears Bros
Wyoming
Sherif Orville Bidle
Bozeman High Junior Prom a Big Success
Bozeman High held its junior prom in the assembly hall with decorations in pink and green honoring the class of 1814. The event featured an orchestra, a grand march by Lucien Benepe and Miss Lilling shrub, and dancing into the evening with two hundred invitations issued to alumni and families.
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Glisson
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Quan
Montana State College
Myers
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Lilling Shrub
Tock
Bozeman News Highlights School Victory and Local Weddings
Gallatin County High School students return from Missoula with four new cups for track and debate triumphs as crowds greet the train. Wedding announcements include Charles H. Draper and Miss Meryl Fitch of Kalispell with ties to Red Lodge, plus the marriage of LeGlothen and Ethel Lang in Bozeman with family presence and a singing finale.
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Red Lodge
Meryl Addel Fitch
Kalispell
John H.C. Fitch
Draper
Montana Agricultural College
Carbon County Journal of
College Exponent
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
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leGlothen
Salesville
Ethel Lang
Des Moines
Towa
James Lang
West Babcock Street
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Dillon News Mixed Local Business and Alumni Notes
The Dillon special train carrying Colorado School of Mines students passed through Dillon from Butte. Fa Davis and Henry Gleed bought Fred Kehl saloon on Montana street. Davis sold his pool hall to C D McKeown and James Kk. Beaverhead high school alumni plan a banquet for commencement with Miss Sadie Gracter. James Blair bought 325 head of stock cattle from Walter Ellinghouse at Ennis for his Horse Prairie ranch. Montana Automobile Supply will provide a car for the alumni ride through Dillon June for the normal school reunion.
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School of Mines of Colorado
Butte
Ths Place
Fa Davis
Henry Gleed
Fred Kehl
Mottana Street
Davis
C.D. McKeown
James Kk
McKeown
Crook
George Wolfe
Beaverhead
Sadie Gracter
James Blair
Walter Ellinghouse
Ennis
Madison County
Montana Automobile Supply Company
Garrison News Mixed Visit Plans and Local Travel
Garrison residents share weekend plans and travels as Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds visit relatives in Whitehall while J. H. Lyle visits Arlee. Phil Lynch and Joe Whalen attend a Noon Spur game. C. E. Corwin visits Gold Creek and Noon Spur. P. J. Murphy from Havre travels to Elliston via Salt Lake to inspect the Elliston copper mine. Fred L. Bristol of Missoula spends the weekend at his ranch. TL J. McDonnell travels to Helena for an exam and then to Blewburg to oversee a Northern Pacific ventilating project.
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P. J. Murphy
Havre
Elliston
Garrison
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Salt Lake
Fred L. Bristol
Missoula Ie
TL J. McDonnell
Helena
Blowsburg
Northern Pacific
Mullan Tunnel
Lewistown Notes and Local Court Actions
Lewistown reports Bert Haggett junior, four, found after wandering nine miles from home exhausted and safe near Elk creek. Judge Ayers tables June docket with 60 jurors. civil cases dominate, while theft charges against Mowatt, Franklin, and Taylor set for early June. Land filings reach a record 320 in one day. Peace Sunday observed with sermons on international and national peace. Dillon notes Montana souvenir dollars sales rise as coins contest ends. participants must file reports to Frank Hazelbaker by next Wednesday.
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Bert Baggett
Bert Haggett
Grass Range
Ludge Avera
Elk Creek
Ayers
Joseph Mowatt
Idaho
Franklin
Taylor
E. W. Wright
CM. Donaldson
H. L. Sackett
Dion
Bill- Inge
Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Dillon
Contest Department
Butte Excelsior Team Arrives For Afternoon Match
May 11 reports near 2,000 miles. Close to 200 people ride the local train from Butte to Dillon for a game and fishing along the Big Hole river. About 40 reach Dillon including residents and players from the Butte Excelsior team expected to play this afternoon.
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Butte
Dillon
Reichle
Big Hole
Ceat Dillon
Butte Excelsior
Rich vein found at Little Goldie mine in Georgia gulch
A new ore vein in the Little Goldie mine near Twin Bridges is reported to run several inches wide with assays over 200 dollars an ounce in gold. The mine, recently sold by Andy Anderson to John Osternic, is expected to ship a value near the sale price. Nearby holdings by Bellenberg Higgins and B G Paige show extensive development and possible consolidation discussions. A new county road grade is underway across McHossar creek bench, improving access for settlers and merchants.
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Little Goldie
Georgia Gulch
Andy Anderson
John Osternic
Butte
Anderson
J. B. Vineyard
Philipburg
Bear Euleh
Tellenberg & Higgins
Deer Lodge
B. G. Paige
Bellenberg & Higgins
Twin Bridges News highlights local land and business efforts
In Twin Bridges on May 17 Sanford P. Starks of a 1000 acre land company visited town to push colonization efforts though no sales have occurred. William Owsley and Merritt Gwaiey circulated petitions on state institute consolidation while fruit grower Stranahan from Lewiston Idaho promoted local fruit trade and packing operations. Local mills promoter Harry Raift discussed eastern state mills. Miner accidents in Georgia gulch left Thomas Burden with a crushed toe and Albert Wilcomb suffered two broken foot bones untending iron pipe near a car door.
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Sanford P. Starks
The
Land Company
Merritt Gwaiey
Wiliam Owsley
Butte
State University
Missoula
Owsley
M.r. Stranahan
Lewiston
Idaho
Stranahan
Boulder
Harry Raift
Billings
Raift
Thomas Burden
Georgia Gulch
Albert Wilcomb
Wilcomb
Livingston Mourns John Martin Jr Age 7 Death
John Martin Jr aged seven died in Missoula hospital Saturday. He had worked 30 years for the Northern Pacific Railway as a bridge carpenter and remained employed until recently when illness struck. He leaves three sons and a daughter. Leonard Searight, once a Livingston resident and former Masonic lodge member, died in Missoula Saturday. Gardiner Cooke faces transport troubles after delivering oats and wheat and a flour shipment from Wilsall, the 54 cent postage per sack being higher than the transport cost due to road conditions.
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John Martin Jr
Missoula Hospital
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Leonard Searight
Missoula
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Wilsall
Cooke
Dillon Athletes Return From Missoula Meet
Dillon devega ton led by Principal B E Toan and eight members returned from Missoula where they attended the interscholastic meet and declamatory contest. They did not win medals but enjoyed the trip and praised the hospitality in the Garden town.
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