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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
10
Sheriff Middleton reports five horses and saddles stolen from local ranches were recovered after a pursuit of about fifty miles. One thief surrendered. two suspects bound over to federal grand jury for drug possession obtained from a local drug company with doctor’s prescriptions. The operation stretched from Miles City to nearby routes, aiding the return of stolen property and arrest of participants.
In Bozeman on May 7 the Associated Chart elected Barry Le Kaufman secretary treasurer. He plans to leave teaching at Hobson to pursue business. The Presbyterian church annual dinner featured George R. Saffy as toastmaster. D. B. Meingle led the Brotherhood. Speakers included W. T. Thompson on the local fish hatchery. Charles A. Whitson arrived from Seattle to see his ailing father. Emma Parks, Bozeman music supervisor, left for Wichita Kan. Kipanel of G jurora drawn for June term. a government survey will start miles south of Salesville, with a large Box Elder contingent aiding. GF. Rigby of Helena leads the railroad land exchange survey. crews from Missoula and Helena assist. work expected to run all summer.
Garrison daily roundup lists residents and visitors noting Andrew Woltz’s trip from Deer Lodge to Butte for a few days with friends. Mentions of others including Ross, Breen, and Smith visiting Missoula or Deer Lodge for business or social purposes. A birth is announced for Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fowler of Knom at St. Joseph’s hospital.
Carl Buehling dies at his ranch on South Church Street after a brief illness. Born in Germany July 2 1864, he moved to Montana in 1880s, worked in the brewery business, lived near Bozeman since 19xx. He leaves a wife and two sons J H Buehling of Bozeman and another son J H Buehling, with funeral services to be held Friday afternoon at the Lutheran church with Rev William Mlede officiating.
Twin Bridges May 21 by midsummer secretary to Pres ent Shobe at state orphans home says every boy old enough to handle a wooden bun and read the manual is a member. About 60 boys in uniform drill nightly with drum and fife forming a marching corps. A camping trip to the state fair may be arranged. Injunction served against Osternich mine owner near Goodrich about 10 miles away. dispute with former partner to be settled. Public school closes for summer vacation. FE Le May and staff re-elected. Mabel Edwards succeeds Miss Wones.
New York May 21 Large orders for military stores and foodstuffs for Italy were reported in the market today though the Italian government has drawn supplies from the United States for months in anticipation of hostilities. Coal and wheat shipments to Italy have been extensive and many shiploads of horses for use in the Italian army were reported. An order for 50 000 more horses is understood to be awaiting acceptance. If any Italian reservists in this city returned to Italy in the early stages of the war.
Helena May. A hearing behind closed doors investigated possible violation of a state law requiring saloons two miles from an incorporated town to close at 10 PM. The inquiry followed a Thursday morning automobile crash near Monday that killed three. Jefferson County officials led by County Attorney Jamon Kelly and Sheriff Pat Manning, with A H McConnell, examined witnesses including Florence Al Duckie Leslie McKinney and others. Witnesses said none stopped at the Alhambra Springs hotel. all were patrons of the Sunny Side resort.
Reports from Washington date May 71 indicate Lassen Peak in California has escalated from ash and boulders to genuine lava ejection. Observers say eruptions now include incandescent ejecta visible up to ten miles away near Volta and at 9:20 to 1:30 last night. Los Angeles notices mention district attorney warrants in a San Francisco Hermosillo lottery case, arresting several men connected to mail fraud.
Missoula May 21 Sheriff A F xuigman of Mineral county was fatally wounded by the accidental discharge of his own pistol. He was dressing in a hotel room when the weapon fired, the bullet passing through his stomach and causing immediate death. A party of drunken miners had summoned him from the room to address the revelers in the street below. Winters was in the room and testified as the sole witness. The incident occurred as Sigent fact near home. The body was sent to Om for burial. In Harlowton the club discussed electing a new secretary and arranging expert services for a financial campaign. Eugene White, killed by a freight train, had his funeral held today. The Loyal Order of Moose scheduled Memory Day events for May 29 with state bankers meeting and services, followed by a baseball game Monday.
London authorities advise residents to seal windows and doors on lower floors as German air raids loom. Scotland Yard warns the public to stay indoors and take shelter to avoid exposure to any gas or shrapnel fragments during potential enemy attacks. Market notes list May wheat prices and barley, flax and durum futures with May to November contracts.
Avani Georgia May 2 the sector forwarded today 9 Governor Blaton is on commission for Leo M. Frank Judge Ang Powell a corner man met of the State court of appeals asserted that Judge Roan who presided at Wreni s trial often had expressed that Frank was innocent of any charge Hagen ty sed an intimate bond of Judge Hoans duege Powell s lover maces STP he were living I would not ets ampt to speak for him Rimes ne month is cinsed By death T fest tt it Aue to him and to Frank that I believe even for she wan any of Wilat L iilow of how we felt on to the defendant s own Judge Powell stated he was unable to captain why Judge Roan with loose views did not grant the new trials gived from the conversation with juin L fully expected him to rant Japan to the only oriental country in which beet glage in manufactured.
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