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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1919

Page

14

Helena banker backs Montana good roads gateway plan

Helena financier George L Ramsey, head of Montana Banking Corp and Montana Joint Stock Land Bank, promotes a statewide road program to lure tourists and auto travel. He notes U S government support, Yellowstone and Glacier parks, and a planned June 20 auto link between parks. Spokane could serve as a gateway for southern tourists entering Montana, boosting commerce and connection to California attractions. Ramsey plans further Spokane visits on his return to Helena.

George L. Ramsey Montana Banking Corporation Helena Montana Montana Joint Stock Land Bank Helena Commercial Club Spokane H W. Child Yellow Mane Park Transportation California Colorado Ramsey United States Bureau of National Parks Yellowstone Glacier West Dillon Butte Spo- Kane Glacier Park Missoula Columbia Parks

Home Bank Takes Gallatin Bonds

Bozeman May 18 The Commercial National Bank of Bozeman won the first allotment of 125000 dollars of bonds part of the 400000 dollar county road bond issue sold by county commissioners at a premium of 4482 The bonds of 1000 dollars each carry 4 percent interest and are signed by county officials and will be delivered to the Commercial National Bank State authorities will be notified and the highway commission will plan to use the funds with matching federal support The county commissioners praised the Bozeman bank and noted a bid of 4000 dollars from a Chicago bank The lowest bid came from a Cincinnati bank for 625 dollars with several banks represented at the bid opening including George Cox of Commercial National Bozeman and others.

Bozeman Commercial National Bank of Coun D.S. McLeod Commercial National Bank State Highway Commission Bozeman Bank Chicago Cincinnati George Cox Commercial National Wells’ Dickey Co Great Falls Continental and Commercial ‘Trust and Savings Bank Minnesota “Loan and ‘Trust Co Minneapolis Lumberman’s Trust Company Portland Ore Hornblowers and Weeks New York Bozeman Milling Company Seasongood and Mayer Ohio Ferris and Hardgrove Spokane Wash Kaufman, Smith, Emert Investment. Company St. Louis the National City Company Tiiloteon and Walcott Company Cleveland Stabeck Company Atianeapoli Northern ‘Trust Company W.L. Slayton Company Toledo Provident Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company

Granite News Hits From Medford Visitor and Local Notes

Miss Cora Thomas of Medford visits Granite after 10 years noting changes in the camp. Mrs. P. O. Sullivan sprained foot stays home but recovering. Born May 1 to Mr and Mrs Jesse Craddock, a daughter. Rev Dennis Meade rushed from Philipsburg on a sick call. Pat Doherty reports a large ore body worth $30 per ton, 100 by 80 feet, to be treated in a concentrator. Sam Lawry travels to North Dakota for sister Rose Lawry’s funeral. Jurovich had been ill. friends hope for recovery.

Cora Thomas Medford Ore Hill City Thomas Granite P.O. Sullivan Jesse Craddock Dennis Meade Sam Lawry North Dakota Rose Lawry Pt Jurovich

Philipsburg News Wit n Missoula and Butte Local Notes

Philipsburg May 18 Local items report residents Gus Lindstadt Allan McKeagle Blanche Kneale Hazel Cutler and others visiting family or attending events in Butte Missoula and Anaconda. Several locals travel for mining work a trip to Wyoming and overseas news of families assembling for future moves. Exports rewarded Helena May 18 auto license enforcement begun with unlicensed cars targeted by the state inspector and county visits planned to enforce 1919 plates.

Periman Mt New York Springfield Washington Frank Lambert Reese Polson Clarence Hansen Los Angeles Marty Harding Harry Harding Nation Picture Company Ralph McFarland Walla Walla Wash le Shroat Helena Mew Rainn Preyler le Grow Wathena Grover Bowles Lane Mt. le Grow Washington Tn Monnet Ste Blackfoot Cr. Stewart Capitol Autolste

Montana efficiency board to study state government overhaul

The Montana Efficiency Commission announced plans to form a citizen committee in June to study and revise state government. J B Tanner of Chicago will propose three or four plans, with experts visiting Helena and Topeka to compare Kansas administration. The effort aims to have a revised system ready for legislative action.

Montana J.B. Tanner Chicago Wisconsin Clevelandd Dayton Ohio Tanne E. C. Elliott Tanner Efficiency Commission Helena Committee of Citizens Lease Frank Eliel Commission Topeka Kan Kansas

Whitehall Club Women Gloge Season's Work

Whitehall May 18 Tuesday the 1ath was the last regular meeting of the Whitehall Woman's club at the home of Mrs EO Pace. After a brief business meeting and election of officers Mrs Gunn of Butte spoke on the Tree Mill for France fund, with Mrs Smith of Butte and Mrs Bank of Cardwell adding remarks. Mrs Pace, outgoing president, received a token of appreciation as officers for 1919-20 were announced, including President Mrs E W Wolverton and treasurer Mrs M fe Wentss.

Whitehall Whitehall Woman's Club Gunn Butte Tree Mill France District Federation of Women's Clubs Mra Smith Isa Free Todne E.W. Wolverton Li Packard J.D. Eason Stre Thomas Barry M Fe Wentss Mn Nelile ‘Hoey W . Alexander Mesdames C Fred Tebsy L. C Pace Mre Eason Ways and Means Mrs. Covert Barry

Delegation from Helena to address Polson meeting on park highway

A Helena delegation arrives in Polson to discuss the park to park highway project at Gray's hall tonight. Farmers are optimistic about crops and a good year ahead as general developments progress. The funeral for Frank Lambert, murdered in Philipsburg, was held in Polson with stores closing for the service.

Polson Helena Gray's Hall Millenel Olson Presbyterian Church Frank Lambert Philipsburg Polgon Methodist Church

Rivalry for the Honors at Montana State Fair

Keen rivalry among counties for high honors at the Montana state fair and Victory exposition. Secretary Horace Si judges from the early date, with premiums totaling $30,000 appropriated by the state fair. Special premiums up $5,000 are to be awarded by national breeders associations and institutions, with many changes and additions for horses cattle sheep goats swine poultry farm products dairy arts and domestic science across divisions.

Horace Si

National Capital News Interest to Montanans

Special Dispatch to the Washington bureau May 18 reports the Treasury Department has issued a charter to the First National Bank of Antelope with a $24000 capital. Schoener serves as president and cashier. Sheridan County National Bank organizers at Comertown seek charter approval. Montana postmasters appointed include Edward F. Roseberry of Battleson and Benjamin W. Bartleson. Kirby E. MacKensie resignations. Hazel Heaton and George W. O'Connor noted in Custer County postings.

Su Washington Uhy First National Bank of Antelope Schoener Sheridan County National Bank of Comertown Treasury Department Montana Edward F. Roseberry Battlesore Benjamin W. Bartleson Kirby E. MacKensie Custer County Hazel C. ‘Heaton Kruger George W. O'Connor

Whitehall News highlights local visits and veterans

Whitehall items detail Robert Murray returning to Boise after visiting Butte and family, A A Needham heading to Ocean Park with relatives, neighborhood birthday and anniversary parties, soldiers and veterans mentioned including Jefferson county boys Daniles McNutt and Selby, and health updates from Mrs Gordon and others. Local socials, travel, and church notes fill the page.

Virginia City News Highlights Return of Local Soldier and Community Events

Virginia City May 18 Richard Burger, among the first four to eat the army service from the county, returned home Saturday proud of his career after months on the front lines in France. Miss Mina M Bennett visited from Butte. plans for a marriage were noted. Local residents joined social visits and a Sunday motor trip with friends. Miner Charley Cook, veteran placer miner, died May 15 in his cabin after a surgical procedure.

Virginia City Richard Burger Akain Tay “Kohls France Mina M. Bennett Butte A. J. Bennett Potter Amond Thomas Brooks Abe Bilver Star Sun

Virginia City Anglers Club Formed Among Local Sportsmen

Virginia City residents attended a meeting to organize the Virginia City Anglers Club with Judge William A S Glatk as chair and Rev William Elliott as secretary. Attendees planned activities for sport lovers including local fishing and social events.

Granite County Boys Home From Overseas

Philipsburg May 18 Sergt John Herron son of Mr and Mrs Pat Herron of this city returned home after 18 months overseas He earned shoulder decorations and kept a Luger a leather case with war maps and data and spoke little of fighting but praised Southern France cathedrals Sgt Bill Gregovich also returned from Camp Lewis after overseas service and 15 days of actual fighting west of Verdun and in the Meuse Argonne forest He described an enemy plane being shot down and noted German snipers and night uniforms stolen from American soldiers.

Philipsburg John France Bill Gregovich Camp Lewis Bill Verdun Meuxe-Argonne Forest Gregovich Granite County United States

Funds available for vocational school in Helena

Helena May 18 Money is available for land purchase and building costs for a state vocational school for girls Attorney General Ford notified Dr Brasler Cordun a board member that plans meet Sunday in Butte to consider sites The Helena Commercial club will present several sites to be viewed by the board Ford says 25 000 is for the two year period ending Feb 24 but the 12 000 and 15 000 for current and next year may be used for land and building purchases

Helena C. Ford Brasler Cordun Butte Helens Commercial Club Ford

Dillon Society in Detail Showcases Social Season

In Dillon afternoon Schultz hosted 30 guests for a bridge gathering with 20 younger ladies in the evening, followed by refreshments and lavish decorations. Loretta Miller, formerly of Montana State Normal College, now art supervisor in Butte schools, visited, while Mr and Mrs J E Morse spent the weekend in Butte.

Schultz Lins Loretta ‘Milter Montan State Normal College Butte Dillon J. E. Morse Afair Hou Lundh Beng Wouter Sto James Guild Washington Street Justin FE Morse South Idaho Strer Smith Salt Lake Ogden Joe Smith Jr Ald Society the Methodist ‘Church

Dillon Social Roundup Highlights Club Luncheon and Dances

Mrs Milly Crowell and Mrs John Forrester hosted a meeting with refreshments. The Shakespeare club held its annual luncheon at the Andrus hotel with a breecreouree meal and decorated tables. Mis Little led violin pieces and members spoke on club activities. Minnie McGrade visited from Rock Creek. Mrs George Melton spent weekend in Butte. A large dance at Dillon Park featured the Baxter Tonney orchestra. Residents toured to Sheridan for a Madison town dance with the Sunset Orchestra. Lieut Henry Crittenden left for Salt Lake then Texas on business.

Milly Crowell John Forrester Hal’ Brenner Dillon Grant Shakespeare ‘Club Gaye Minnie McGrade Rock Creek George M. Melton Butte Thisty Dilimont Park Sheridan Madison Sunset Orchestra Henry Crittenden Salt Lake Salt Lake Trent Crittenden Texas

Flour mill starts full production in Dillon Teavermont flour planned

Dillon May 18 The local flour mill now produces flour in commercial quantities and will market Teavermont flour across the state and Idaho. The plant uses milling wheat from dryland ranchers and plans a future cereal unit. A three hour dust storm damaged lawns and markings. The forest service seeks a road project at Big Horn Springs with county cooperation. Jack Noonan travels to Butte for business as housing shortages persist and demand for rentals grows.

Dillon Teavermont Idaho Forest Service Hikhorn Springs Autmobile Jack Noonan Butte

Mrs Wiles' Mother Dies in British Columbia

Mrs H G Wakefield mother of Mrs Herbert Wiles of Virginia City died at Victor British Columbia on May 6 1919. Born in Shropshire England she was 67. Survived by daughter Mrs Wiles and son Hugh Wakefield who recently returned from overseas service in France.

Butte man freed on bail then rearrested on new charge

Virginia City reports Ike Cohen of Butte released from county jail after posting 5000 dollars. Within ten minutes he was rearrested by Sheriff Hungerford at Jefferson county officials request for jumping bail bonds there.

Virginia City Ike Cohen Butte Hungerford Jefferson County

Virginia City votes on water plant purchase plan

Virginia City council authorized an election on July 7 to decide if the city should own a water system by purchase, condemnation, or other means. The city may survey the Virginia City Water company holdings to assess value before any offer, as sentiment favors municipal ownership. The water utility’s new irrigation rates were also announced, affecting lawn and garden watering charges.

Virginia City Mupiel Pally Bickford Virginia Public Utilities Commission Virginia city"Water Company

Parking cars in paved district eyed in Lewistown trial

The Lewistown experiment shifts parking from curbs to the center of the street in the paved district this week, with early reports calling the plan successful. A heavy rain aided local conditions while lawsuits and notices occupy other items in the week’s news.

Lewistown Ernest du Dult Great Northern Windham Knights ‘Templars Martyn Brown Harlowton Marlowton Gustav Moberg Christ Olson Florence Moberg Canada Olson Eppers Milwaukee Dent i Y. W. Ca Fergus County A. C. Birkland Unty Fergus Hal Tilzey Birkland Lie ©.C. Nissler

Kirby Shot Hun Spy Returns Home From Overseas Service

Otto Kirby arrived in Virginia City from overseas duty on Tuesday. He had gained national recognition for wounding a spy at Kearny California who tried to poison the water supply used by soldiers for drinking and cooking.

Kirby Virginia City Otto Kirby Lyon Mr. Kirby Kearny Cal

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