Sugar beet venture eyed for Deer Lodge valley
A Deer Lodge business group plans to assess beet cultivation and land availability in the Deer Lodge valley for sugar beet factories. Estimates suggest 3,500 to 5,000 acres could be developed, with the Commercial Club to pursue the project. The Deer Lodge city court fight with Lee Stevens over a $75 quarterly business license moves to district court as attorneys file motions.
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Deer Lodge
Mosers
W. Law Rolapp
Great
Ween Sugar Company
Deer
Lee Stevens
Justice Court
Stevens
Deer Locie
H. I. Parsons
Mis South
Steve
Henry Wichards
Flam
Dee
Peterson
Sentinel
Hock Fen
Logan News Faces and Places Seen in May
Foreman Sam D ford and crew of the bridge and department Montana divi ho have been driving piling Winston for the res at those points moved his crew to Sappington to re Bulla one or two bridges between Bappington and Harrison on the Pony Sha Norris branch the first of the Su of Bridges and Build ings William M Bradford was in Town Tuesday looking after matters at his department going to Bozeman from here Claim Agent C Ashby Jr of Helena was at Logan the last of the Week looking after matters connected in his depart ment and going to Bearmouth from here Dan Morrison of Whitehall was at Moncrete and Logan Saturday looking after business connected with his Moncrete cement plant Superintendent B C Johnson of the Montana division and Roadmaster John Nordquist of Bozeman were in own Tuesday looking over the Logan Yards and going to Bozeman from Mike McClelland who has been on isitth several points in do returned home the first of the week B L King whose school is out at Logan left for his old home at Orr Mille Ohio Tuesday where he will spend the summer J Crowley left for Cascade Mon dey on a business trip
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Logan
Sam D.ford
Montana
Diviho
Winston
Res
Sappington
Re Bulla
Bappington
Harrison
Pony Sha Norris
William M. Bradford
Bozeman
C. Ashby Jr
Helena
Bearmouth
Dan Morrison
Whitehall
Moncrete
B.C. Johnson
John Nordquist
Logan Yards
Mike McClelland
Local Bozeman News Roundup Highlights Obituaries and Court Action
Mary D. Col line dies at 72 near Menard after ranch residence near Bozeman. Mrs Cornelius Lucas dies at 20 miles west of Bozeman five years after moving from Holland. Lizzie H McIntosh seeks divorce from John McIntosh after eight months of marriage citing extreme cruelty. Travelers J Hi Lyons report good road conditions from San Diego to Bozeman en route to Pray Park County. Bozeman to West Gallatin macadamization discussed by farmers and businessmen. Bozeman Elks plan annual gopher hunt delayed by weather, likely to be held next Sunday.
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Bozeman
Mary D. Colline
Menard
Wisconsin
Cornelius Lucas
Holland
Lizzie H. McIntosh
John McIntosh
Belgrade
San Diego
Cal
J. Hi. Lyons
Pray
Park County
West
Gallatin
Elks’ Lodge
Sunda
Mr Retailer a Word Please A Store Window Profit
A fragmented editorial advises retailers to use newspaper advertising to boost store performance. It suggests showing stock in ads while they run, attracting newspaper readers into the store and converting attention into sales. The guidance emphasizes the window as a profit tool and links advertising timing to increased customer traffic.
Supreme Court voids payment to Shea in Canning case
Helena May 19 the supreme court annulled Judge Donlan's order to pay Powell county attorney T F Shea for services in the Matt F Canning case. The court ruled Shea acting in a private capacity and not entitled to compensation. Chief Justice Brantly wrote the opinion.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Donlan
Silver Bow
T. F. Shea
Powell County
Matt F. Canning
Silver
Shea
Canning
Two Chinese Women Born in Helena Vote for Suffrage
Helena May 19 Two Chinese girls both 21 years old, daughters of a wealthy widow, are registered as voters, the first Chinese women in Montana to attain suffrage support. They were born in Helena and are now full fledged citizens.
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Helena
Montana
Kinard Arrested in Montana for Alleged Fatal Operation
Billings Montana May 19 G F E Kinard of Lavina is jailed on charges of causing the death of Alma Elizabeth Garber daughter of Mrs S Garber Lavina through a criminal operation Kinard was arrested at Broadview by Deputy Barr on Sheriff Matlock orders The couple traveled here over a week ago registered as Mr and Mrs Roy and Kinard says he performed no operation The dead woman aged 29 died after being taken to a hospital early yesterday morning Her mother plans to send the body to Valley Junction Wisconsin for burial.
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Billings
G. FE. Kinard
Lavina
Alma Elizabeth Garber
Kinard
Dectares
Tt Kinard
Valley Junction
Wis
Missee Sorgetgs Liverpool Missionary Sentenced In UK
Liverpool May 196 18 Max Wood Moorhead an American independent missionary arrived May 18 for a Bible conference and was sentenced to three weeks in prison with deportation recommended for failing to notify authorities of a change of address. At Animus McKinnon Wood secretary for Scotland Professor Ludwig Becker has resigned the chair of astronomy at the University of Glasgow, removing him from leading a key Scottish observatory.
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Sorgets
Liverpool
Max Wood
Moorhead
Addres
Animas
McKinnon
Treasurer Prohibited From Issuing Farm Loan Bonds
Helena May 19 State Treasurer Rae is barred from distributing 100000 received yesterday from the Women of Woodcraft for farm loan bonds. A temporary restraining order was issued after George S Hill contested the law. Rae was served with the order and the case will be heard by the supreme court Monday.
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Helena
Rae
Women of
Woodcraft
George S. Hill
Supreme Court
Washington State Wins Tennis Opener Over Montana
In Missoula on May 19 Washington State College took two of the three tennis matches against the University of Montana. Templeton of Montana defeated Matty of Washington State in straight sets. Graham of Washington beat Barnett 6-1 6-2, and Matty/Melr and Patterson lost. Tomorrow Montana faces Melrose and Templeton/Harnett meet Melrose and Graham in doubles. Track meet between the two schools follows in the afternoon with Washington State favored on record strength.
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Missoula
Washington State College
University of Montana
Melrose
Templeton
Harnett
Graham
Montana
Washington State
Austrians Prepare Big Effort Against Durazzo
Paris reports Austro-Hungarian forces assembling 150 steamers at Flume seaport to move troops munitions and supplies under fleet protection to Durazzo Albania. Advices from Inn Druck indicate a strong attack on Avion held by Italians may be planned with fireworks noted as first used in Europe in 1860.
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Paris
Fieame
Durazzo
Albania
Oliver shoots mother in Montana ranch incident
Great Fall Montana May 19 John Oliver was arrested for shooting his 78 year old mother at a ranch southwest of the city. The woman is hospitalized with a back wound from a .22 rifle. Oliver said the gun exploded accidentally while he was unloading shells. He had been released from an asylum nine years ago amid signs of mental trouble. A separate item notes track laying on the Chateau-Agawam branch of the Milwaukee in progress near the city with 200 workers and a finish expected around June 20 in Choteau.
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John Oliver
Oliver
Richard Oliver
Brother
Chateau-Agawam
Milwaukee
Deer Lodge Social Notes And Local Visitors
Deer Lodge briefs recount visits by Perry Iowa resident C L Soden, Seattle’s W Hendricks en route to Detroit, and Harry Hamilton returning from the coast to Butte. Other locals include Frank Brunett from Ovando, Mrs Yancy Elliott home after surgery, James Kerr and Katherine Ryan visiting Butte, FE Willard of Missoula in town, Moose lodge installation and upcoming picnic, Ed Wardell of Garrison visiting, William Wallace at Gold Creek home ranch, Lear of Jews and J Kelly visiting, William and Mrs Morrow planning to move to their Dawson county ranch, and Rev T L Landy returning from Butte after a two day business trip.
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Deer Lodge
C. L. Soden
Perry
Towa
W. Hendricks
Seattle
Detroit
Aten
Harry Hamilton
Butte
Frank Brunett
Ovando
Yancy Elliott
James Kerr
Katherine Ryan
Funeral for 18 year old Margaret Natrass in Dillon
Dillon May 19 Funeral services were held for Miss Margaret Natrass an 18 year old high school student who died Tuesday evening at her home near Dillon. The article notes her recent school activities and local tributes.
Local High School Alumni Plan June Banquet
The Junior Class members and six pallbearers from the high school prepare for a tendered banquet at the Metlen hotel for the graduating class. News of W. S. Ballard’s death shocks Dillon friends after he recently moved from Dillon to Burlington Town. His family, already en route, learned of his serious illness and subsequent passing yesterday.
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Metlen
Ballard
Dillon
Ite
Thinky
Burlington Town
Burlington
Montana gets funds in sundry civiles bill
Special Dispatch to the Stanai Washington May 19 Montana receives several allocations in the sundry civil appropriations bill. Milk River irrigation continues. Sun River and Huntley projects get funds. Lower Yellowstone receives 30,001. Glacier National Park improvements get 110,000 with 35,000 to Great Northern for reimbursement. Yellowstone park roads receive 42,700 for automobile traffic upgrades. Additional appropriations include 35,000 for Katispell public building and 2,000 for Missooula temporary post office quarters. Dr. David E. Baird is named pension examining surgeon at Roundup Montana on recommendation of state congressmen.
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Stanai
Tr Baling
Glacier Park Station
Park
United States
Yellowstone Park
Katispell
Missoula
David E. Baird
Montania
Roundup
Mont
Warland Lumber Sale and Kalispell Flag Plant
Kalispell dated May 19 reports Warland lumber business purchased by Thomas Baird and William Harper of Missoula, including mill property townsite store buildings and 680 acres of standing amber. The mill resumes operations after two years of idleness, to open in about two. Also notes a Kalispell flag at courthouse and obituaries for W N Davidson and John Lauterba. In Paris, Corp Kiffen Rockwell of Atlanta attacked a German aircraft near Hartmanns Wellerkopf, bringing it down in flames.
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Kalispell
Warland Lumber
Thomas Baird
William Harper
Missoula
Warland
Stat
W.N. Davidson
Thomas Shields
John Lauterba
Sherman
Paris
Corp
Kif Fen Rockwell
Atlanta
Hartmanns- Wellerkopf
Egyptian town bombarded by British forces
London reports British warships and aircraft bombarded El Arish in Bayt near the Palestine border. Officials say the fort there was destroyed. El Arish lies on the Turkish line of communications from Syria to Egypt.
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London
el Arish
Bayt
Palestine
Syria
Egypt
Prodlie
Caspian
Virginia City Court Dims Beavers Burglaries and More
In Virginia City district court on Wednesday Judge Joseph G. Smith presided as Robert Kirschner of Twin Bridges was fined 100 dollars for trapping and killing a beaver. W T Price admitted receiving stolen property and received a suspended prison term. Joe Bonerba faced first degree assault with bond set at 860 dollars. Eugene O Mellier of Sheridan pled not guilty to burglary and was bonded at 1600 dollars. A motor to bring back Charles Bryant from Sheridan to answer burglary charges was arranged. The judge noted Sarah Adams in Rochester Minnesota reported Sheriff Elijah Adams is recovering from kidney trouble and may need surgery. Five prisoners remained in the county jail. Various local notices included divorce actions, hospital recoveries, and business travel updates across Madison County.
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Virginna City
Robert Kirschner
Twin Bridges
Joseph G. Smith
W. T. Price
Price
Joe Bonerba
Eugene O'Mellier
Sheridan
George J. Alien
O'Mellier
Silver Spring
Robert H
Wallace
Idaho
Charles Bryant
Robert H. Pfeil
Shoshone
Bryant
Vir
Zinta City
Barelney
Fish and Home
Margie Davie
George R. Allen
District Court
William A. Davis
Dorothy Davis
Joan Carey
Madison County
Butte
Mary Carey
Charles Cordell
Granite Creek
John F. Dauterman
Alder
Frenchtown
Missoula
Ethel
James
Frank Wright
Philip McGovern
Leadore
Mire
Patrick” McGovern
Adobetown
Benedict
Phil
D. F. Clancy
Clancy
John
Chicago Markets Produce Wheat and Livestock Notes
Chicago markets report soy, wheat, corn and oats trading with July wheat around 1.12 and September near 1.12. Provisions rise as hogs boost meals while planting advances ease grain demand. Chicago hogs steady with mixed cattle, sheep prices firm, and Portland market shows steady beef and lamb values. Over 600,000 Americans die annually from communicable diseases, with over 6 million sick from infection.
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Chicago
Germany
Washington
Yeaterday
Portland
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Tya
Rye
Virginia City News
Rochester
Minn
A.M. Gray
Anethony
Virginia City
George Bryant
Boston
M. Victor McKay
Madison Valley
Jack Creek
Jeffers
Henry Florin
Cameron
Matt Canning
Ilatte
A. B. Melaner
A. B. Melaner, His Chief Deputy, Mrs. Melaner
Hebgen
Madison River
Arthur I. Eager
San Francisco
Slater
Castle
Fred M. Field
Bwechey
Conrey Placer Mining Company
Ruby
Ross Mailey
Blaine
Virginia
Mende
Frank Fitzgerald
Ennis
Emmett Thornton
Ray Smith
Helon Cote
Floyd P. Edwards
Lyon
E. Barley
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