Commencement Week Plans at Bozeman College
Bozeman schedule lists May events including a May 28 choir recital and May 29 cadet reviews. Memorial Day activities, tennis and baseball, a musical recital, Class Day exercises on June 1, Visitors Day June 2, and an alumni banquet at Bozeman Hotel. Governor Stewart, college presidents, and notable guests expected. Livestock from the State farm to be paraded on campus. Full program details for May and June outline campus activities and ceremonies.
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Bozeman
Governor Stewart
Scate Station
Ohidee
Ssitewe
Charles Willards
Presbyterian Church
Tenney Lou
General
United States Army
Washington
Assembly Hall
Lewistown Firemen to Attend State Convention Delegates Named
Lewistown May 22 Local fire department will represent at the State Firemen Association convention at Tutte on July 3 4 Delegates including chief J C Bebb and state association official Ident are H H L Fitton Emm ett Carruthers Gerald Veach C L Wentworth Donald Anderson Jack Manley and F L Ericson Plans for two new churches Denton Catholic and Hobson Lutheran are announced Also wage increase at East Helena smelter about 7 percent since last August totaling a sizable rise
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Lewistown
State Firemen’s Association
Tutte
Pete
J. C. Bebb
HH. L. Fitton
Emnett Carruthers
Gerald Veach
C. L. Wentworth
Donald Anderson
Jack Manley
F. L. Ericson
Denton
Hobson
Goodbye coffee grinder advertisement pitch
An advertising voice touts Schilling's Best ground coffee, claiming superior uniform grind from roasting to packing. It promises smoother, richer strength and better value per pound than grocers' grind, highlighting vacuum sealing and efficiency.
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Schilling
Governor Proclaims Montana Good Roads Day
Metena May 22 Governor Stewart designates June 20 as Good Roads Day. The proclamation links highway improvements to community prosperity and urges annual observance to promote better roads across Montana. The governor emphasizes tangible benefits from improved highways and notes legislative support for the observance.
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Montana
Metena
Stewart
Montan
Southern Group Bankers Meet in Billings
Billings May 22 With 75 bankers in attendance including many from Northern Wyoming the fifth annual convention of the southern group of the Montana Bankers association was held here today. Addresses were made by Smith livestock expert of St Paul and Joseph Chapman Jr of Minneapolis who discussed new problems facing bankers as a result of their country and its coming effects. Election of officers followed with J B De Carlo Miles City as president I R Meyerhott Forsyth as vice president W D Vaughn Billings as secretary treasurer and W B Waldron Billings as delegate to the state convention and member of the executive board. Tonight an elaborate banquet closed the convention.
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Billings
Wyoming
Montana Bankers’ Association
Smith
Stf
Montana
Joseph Chapman Jr
Minneapolis
Follons
J. B. de Carlo
Miles City
Vicw
I. R. Meyerhott
Forsyth
W. D. Vaughn
W. B. Waldron
Local Happenings in Philipsburg May 22
Pat Mc Gurk visited from Maxville and joined family for the day. Miss Florence Taylor visits from Drummond. Miss Gertrude Martin hosted friends for bridge. A. J. Murray travels to Denver for a niece’s graduation. Miss Rose Winninghoff returns from Garnet after term. Miss Catherine Anderson visits Mr James Conn in the city. J. W. Holmes acquires a new motorcar. Miss Elsie Troeltzsch named assistant at Southern Cross School. High school commencement set for Friday May 26 at McDonald Opera House. Rev Charles T. Greenway resigns as Presbyterian pastor. congregational meeting Tuesday will decide. Mrs George A. Maywood learns of her mother’s death in San Diego. they depart for Butte. Mrs T. B. Bottschelder visits local friends. Mrs John McKenzie travels to Deer Lodge for her daughter Margaret McKenzie’s Montana College graduation. John R. Lucas suffers cuts in a mining rig accident. no serious injury expected.
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Philipsburg
Pat McGurk
Maxville
Florence Taylor
Drummond
Gertrude Martin
Bridge Whist
A. J. Murray
Denver
Rose Winninghoff
Garnet
Catherine Anderson
1 Stone
James Conn
John Cape
J. W. Holmes
Walker Commercial Company
Elsie Troeltzsch
Southern Cross
Armand Kertaouexo
Charles T. Greenway
Presbyterian Church
George A. Maywood
McIlurney
San Diego
Cal
Maywood
Butte
T. B. Bottschelder
Near Stone
John McKenzie
Deer Lodge
Margaret McKenzie
Montana College
McKenzie
John R. Lucas
Minerine Tendent
Granite Bi-Metallo Consolidated Mining Company
Minneapolis Wheat and Grain Prices Snapshot
A fragmented pricing table from Minneapolis shows mixed bids for Wheat, Flax, Barley, and Rye with multiple delivery months. Notable entries include Wheat September around 1.20 to 1.19 per unit, No. 2 northern and No. 1 hard varieties, and Flax contracts near 1.85 to 1.86 with May and July/September deliveries. Prices reflect arrivals and futures movements across multiple grades and months.
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Minneapolis
Alis Olisk SN
Montana
Gantta
Brandeis Nomination May Move To Favorable Report
Washington May 22 Friends of Louis D Brandeis were hopeful that the judiciary committee would report favorably on his Supreme Court nomination next Wednesday. Democrats predict a nine to eight committee vote for a report confirming, counting on the absence of Senator Shields. Senator Gouverneur is said to be in Tennessee and expected not to return by Wednesday.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Uan
Shields
Geinverat
Tennessee
Senahor
Identity of Death by Own Action in Kalispell
May 22 Laurel report identifies Charles MacWilliams of Kalispell as the man who died by his own hand about a month ago. The sheriff’s office says inquiries traced the death, and a sister, Mrs. Zetta Lewis of Little Falls Wisconsin, has been notified.
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Aillings
Laurel
Charles MacWilliams
Kalispell
Sheriff's Office
Zetta Lewis
Little Falls
Wis
Bereaved Hayes Family Thanks Neighbors for Support
Mrs Sadie TL Hayes expresses heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors for sympathy and assistance during illness and death of their beloved daughter and other family members. Thomas Burton and family extend thanks to those who offered help.
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Hayes
Sadie TL. Hayes
Charles
Joseph Richards Attracted to Moor and River Event
Fragmentary notes describe Joseph Richards with dire warnings and a mysterious moor, referencing a river crossing and a ship. The readable text hints at a confrontation or encounter but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Caldwell and Rourke Funerals and Card of Thanks
The funeral of Hobert Henry Caldwell will be held at 11 o clock from the family residence on Eaird Street Walkerville then proceeding to Lawrence's church with burial in Holy Cross cemetery. The funeral of John Be Rourke will be held at Walen's Undertaker at 9 o clock Tuesday with burial at Holy Cross cemetery and services at Sacred Heart church. Card of thanks from Mrs Schlichenmaier and Mrs Benecke expresses gratitude to neighbors, Teva fund, ladies of HeYairi's Lutheran church, and Leng chi for support and fuel offerings.
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Caldwell
Hobert Henry Caldwell
Wacent
Tal Eaird Street
Walkervile
Iesday
Lawrence's
Holy Grows
Rourke
John Be Rourke
Plac Walen
Yi Khort Line
Vallejo
Wilt
Ollgek
Sacred Heart Church
Solem
Joly Cross Cemetery
Aulo
Teva Oftard
HeYairi
Lutheran “Church
Schlichenmaier
Benecke
Governor Stewart Announces His Intention For Office
Helena May 22 The governor says he is nominated and elected to serve his term and dedicate his efforts to the upbuilding of Montana. Also notice of candidacy for congress by Harry B. Mitchell of Great Falls and Judge Frank N Uttor of Glasgow. The Montana Supreme Court heard arguments on the farm loan act in Helena. The Interstate Commerce Commission possible rehearing sought in the Ferry lumber case.
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Stewart A
Harry B. Mitchell
Great Falls
Congress
Frank N. Uttor
Glasgow
Helena
Supreme Court
Agesistant
Poorman
CB Pew
George Hi. Mitt
Enac
More Elise
Atate Bank Examiner
Rattern
Ouay
Interstate Come Ierce Commission
S. Ferry Lumber
Messrs
Morley
McCormick
Mibmnfe
Blontana
Montana
Barbour Elected President of Northern Baptists
Minneapolis May 22 The Northern Baptist convention elected Dr Clarence A Barbour of the Rochester Theological Seminary as president to succeed Dr Shailer Mathews of Chicago The meeting picked Cleveland Ohio as the 1917 gathering place A report urged temperance education and pledged to fight liquor traffic over the next decade with funds to support literature and volunteer speakers for prohibition campaigns
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Minneapolis
Northern Baptist Convention
Clarence A. Barbour
Rochester Theological Seminary
Rochester
Shailer” Mathews
Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Social. Service, Commission
Ishens
Dr Helfferich Promoted to Secretary of Interior
Berlin reports Dr Karl Helfferich has been appointed secretary of the interior with deputy role in the imperial chancellery. Count von Toedern will take over as secretary of the imperial treasury. The move marks Germany’s postwar aim to rebuild trade, with a professional businessman as head of civil service.
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DR. Helfferch
Interior
Berlin
London
Karl Helfferich
Count von Toedern
Alsace-Lorraine
Helfferich
The
Daily Mail
Ministry of the Interior
Germany
German Civil Service
Remains of John Mc Salling announced for funeral services
The remains of John Mc Salling are at the Heed parlors. Funeral arrangements to be announced in later papers. The notice provides no further details beyond the location and forthcoming obituary.
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Samling
John Mc Salling
James Richards
Automobile Assault Dismissal Motion In New York Post
Tecklest drivers of automobiles will do well to note the decision of Judges Nott upon a motion for the dismissal of an indictment against a chauffeur who had run down a pedestrian. The defense argued the indictment charged willful and felonious assault while the facts suggested otherwise.
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The
New York Post
Judes ‘Nott
Ron
Industrial Niagara Power Sparks Economic Growth
The Electrical World extols Niagara Falls power as a foundation for vast industrial expansion in the United States and Canada. It highlights cheap energy lifting chemical industries and potential nitrogen fixation to aid farmers and manufacturers, noting immense development and future value.
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Niagara
Niagara Falls
United States
Canada
Nimrara
Drink Habit Promises Economic Downfall for Drinkers
High-salaried positions favor the sober, steady worker while drinkers fall from favor as alcohol impairs judgment and reliability. The ad argues that drunkenness and business do not mix and promotes the Neal Institute in Butte offering a three day sobriety program with no hypodermics, inviting calls or letters for information.
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Neal
Granite
Butte
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