Former Mayor Gould Must Pay Attorney's Fee
Helena May 2 The supreme court ruled that Mr Gould must pay his own attorney's fees in the contest against him as mayor of Twin Bridges. The decision, by Justice Holloway, holds the evidence insufficient to show non residence for two challenged voters and clarifies that proof of lack of qualification can overcome registration.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Gould
Twin Bridges
Becaus Gould
Fred W. Sommers
Charsing
Holloway
Boulder Sheriff Patrick Manning Dead Form
Patrick J Manning died yesterday after a several day illness of abscess of the lungs. He served as Jefferson county sheriff for ten consecutive years and became widely known across the state. Born in Ireland March 15 1865, he came to the United States as a child, worked in New York iron mines, moved west in 1882 to Jefferson county, married Mary Fleming September 15 1900, and is survived by his wife and a 12 year old son William.
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Boulder
Patrick J. Manning
Manning
Jefferson County
Ireland
United States
New York
West
Alta
Corbin
Mary Fleming
William
Former Sheriff Duncan Sues Lewis and Clark County
Rollan Duncan, county commissioner, sues Lewis and Clark County to recover $5,000 allegedly withheld from him while sheriff for caring for federal prisoners. Government paid 75 cents daily. county paid 50 cents from April 1, 1914, to his retirement at start of 1917, keeping 25 cents. Duncan claims entitlement to the full amount.
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Helena
Rollan Duncan
Lewis and Clark County
Duncan
Grandson of mine manager fatally injured at Roundup coal mine
In Roundup May 23 a 10 year old boy, grandson of Star mine manager Shaffer, was found dead after being caught between the tipple cable and its pulley. He had accompanied his grandfather from Musselshell to the mine and was last seen near the engine room before his body was discovered hours later. The accident appears to have occurred when his neck was drawn against the pulley as he touched the moving cable.
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Shaffer
Star
Musselshell
Edward H Teague Dead Well-Known Contractor
Edward H Teague longtime contractor and builder of White Sulphur Springs died. Born September 5 1855 in Turner Maine he worked in mercantile trade bridge building for Union Pacific and later contracting in Billings Livingston and finally White Sulphur Springs where he ran ranching and stock raising with his son Edward R Teague. He also served as under sheriff deputy county clerk recorder assistant cashier at First National Bank and county treasurer.
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White Sulphur Springs
H. Teague
Camas Creek
Edward R. Teague
Montana farmers and businessmen pledge ten million to liberty loan
Cascade and Gallatin counties intend to subscribe one seventh of Montana's quota to the liberty loan, totaling one million dollars. Norman B. Holter of the federal reserve board, heading the effort with the state council of defense, says subscriptions are lagging and Montana men may be asked for greater efforts in the coming days. The loan subscriptions close June 15.
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Helena
Cascade
Gallatin
Montana
Norman B. Holter
Federal Reserve Board
State Council of Defense
Holteraid
Contracts Awarded for Flathead Irrigation Projects
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that Ball & Jane of Seattle won earthwork contracts Schedules 1 2 3 and 4 for the Camas division laterals 1 B C and D on the Flathead irrigation project at a price of 48197. Mendenhall & Bird of Springfield Stah received contracts for Schedules 5 and 6 extensions of laterals A and C at 10127.
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Standard
Washington
Camas
Ball & Jane
Seattle
Mendenhall & Bird
Springfield Stah
Woodmen Buy Bond in Bozeman Vote
Bozeman May 28 Woodmen of the World lodge voted to purchase a $500 liberty loan bond.
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Bozeman
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Deer Lodge Ladies Plan Knit Goods for Montana Crew
In Deer Lodge on May 23 Mrs G J Marquette visited Butte friends and Miss Nellie Hogan stayed with local hosts. The Women’s Patriotic Society No 1 plans a large shipment of knitted items for the crew of the U S cruiser Montana within the week.
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Deer Lodge
G. J. Marquette
Deer Lodge News Briefs Set From Various City Figures
In Deer Lodge local happenings include hospital supply shipments to France for wounded soldiers, travel by Mr and Mrs Michael Arends to Anaconda, and officials like Superintendent J J Murphy and Richard Dee moving through town on business. Court records show P S Rennick vs H H McLain dismissed after out of court settlement. Community reports note missionary society activity, rainfall aiding Ovando crops, and residents Anton Jacobson R G Dixon and F G West visiting.
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France
Michael Arends
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
J. J. Murphy
Rocky Mountain Division
Milwaukee
Three Forks
Richard Dee
Northern Pacific
Busines
Sam Clerke
Butte
Mary Mitchell
Gertrude Hogan
Gold Creek
Johnson
Verian
Drummond
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian I
Rennick
H. H. McLain
District Court
Winston
H. H. Hammond
Hammond
Ovando
Miller
Missoula
Anton Jacobson
R. G. Dixon
F. G. West
Scharnikow & Jordan
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Supreme Court
Louis G Knop
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Lydon Roy Edwards
Rocky Mountain
Powellcount
William Coleman
Great Falls Elks and Rotary back Cascade bonds drive
In Great Falls both the Elks lodge and the Rotary club vote to buy Cascade's allotment of 34000 bonds totaling 5000 and 500 respectively as part of a county wide effort to raise 750000 for bonds. A campaign will push to meet the county quota while local efforts address liquor restrictions after midnight openings and curb sale abuses. The school board calls a June 28 special election to approve 125000 for a junior high on First Avenue South with 18 rooms to serve seventh and eighth grades amid partial building plans.
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Great Falls
Cascade
Lquor
William Grill
Gerald Cafe
Burke & Watson
First Avenue
Ninth
Montana Girls in Statement Reveals Travel to Portland
Misses Jane Roy and Mary Cain from Wibaux and Bozeman Montana issued a statement via Mrs L W Therkelsen regarding the tragedy surrounding Dr Ralph Fisher. They say they came from Montana to Spokane to visit Dr Phy then to Pullman for private sanatorium work and on to Portland for professional consultations with Dr Fisher and others. Deputy Coroner Smith called the Fisher case clear with no further action.
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Standard
Portland
Ore
Jane Roy
Mary Cain
Wibaux
Bozeman
Mont
Ralph 8
Fisher
Eilers
L. W. Therkelsen
Dr. O'Neill
Holter Kennett
Miss Roy
Dr. Fisher
Porland
Red Cross
Smith
Three Forks News Briefs At Town And Regional Notes
May 23 itemized social and travel updates from Three Forks. Mr and Mrs Spyade plan an extended eastern visit. Mr and Mrs Harry Hamp and her children head to Hastings Minnesota for several months with relatives. Dr Bouffleur of Seattle, Milwaukee chief surgeon, visits Dr C L Hoy and C V Re. Born to Grigsby of Pony during Dr Reed’s visit. Mrs James Toy and niece Margert Neary spend a few days in Butte. A fishing party including Raymonds Claude Sterling FE Py Styne Conrad Berg and Dr Reed fished Madison dam. Dr W E Young returns from Livingston. Dr Smithers stops en route to ranch near Radersburg for extended stay. Mrs La Rue also mentioned.
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Three Forks
Spyade
Eastern Points
Harry Hamp
Hastings
Minn
Dr. Bouffleur
Seattle
Surergeon
Milwaukee
C. L. Hoy
C. V
Grigsby
Dr. Reed
James ‘Toy
Margert Neary
Butte
Messrs,aymonds
Claude Sterling
FE. Py Styne
Conrad Berg
Madison Dam
W. E. Young
Pioneer Citizen Peter Kirscher Dies in Montana
Livingston Montana widow and four children mourn Peter Kirscher a longtime county resident who died Monday visiting his brother Joseph. He crossed the plains in 1864 with an ox team first settling in Broadwater then Park county owning ranches along the Shields River. Funeral services were held today at the Catholic cemetery. He leaves a wife and four children and is survived by his brother.
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Livingston
Montana
Peter Kirscher
Townsend
Joseph
Kirscher
Broadwater County
Park County
Shields River
Montana strike, court cases, and wartime notes
A chaotic patch of 1917 era clippings reports a laundry strike unresolved after a second conference. Allan Chapman receives a penitentiary sentence, and other defendants tied to industrial unrest face jail. The piece also notes visits by women delegates, submarine wartime passages to New York, and a prominent sheepman commenting on food shortages amid a Kaiser defeat outlook.
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A.M
R.A. Kiracher
Shields River Valley
Chris Biller
Kilcorn
Wilsall
Allan Chapman
State Penitentiary
A. P
Benker IF
Orconnor
Sonsian Ancenibily
Woodernte
Diane
CE van Ordsall
Portland
Ore
New York
Maya
W. McCormack
Liverpool
England
Aneta Ag
St__Paul
Hines
Meek
Eck
America
James Manix Dies in Dupuyer Montana Pioneer
Mrs James Manix, a longtime Montana resident of 49 years, died at 73. Funeral services were held at Dupuyer Catholic church with many relatives and Northern Montana pioneers in attendance. Surviving daughters include Mrs Henson English, Mrs B D Anderson of Dupuyer, and Mrs J W Quail of Long Beach Cal, plus M Thomas Manix. Manix was born in Ireland and was among early women to fish a home north of Great Falls, with the Manix ranch noted for hospitality.
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Dupuyer
James Manix
Montana
First US Army engineers arrive in England with Major Parsons
London May 23 1917 630 p m The first detachment of United States army engineers under Major Parsons arrived in London this evening The second detachment of the American hospital corps has reached Great Britain The American medical unit under Major Harry Gilchrist received by King George at Buckingham Palace Queen Mary Princes Mary and the Prince of Wales accompany the King at the terrace reception. 28 surgeons and 60 nurses of the Fourth Line Hospital are included Ambassador Page presented the Americans
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London
United States Army Engineers
Parsons
Great Britain
Harry Gilchrist
England
George
Buckingham’ Palace
Ambassador Page
Theta
Fourth Line
Mary
Prince of Wales
Funeral arrangements for the late Recnard Bu not completed
Funeral plans for the late Recnard Bu are incomplete. Capiste and Bilbo are handling inquiries, with a formal notice to follow later.
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Dunne
Recnard
Arainn
Capiste & Bilbo
Ane
Darora
Funeral notices and interments mix from city paper
Funeral services for Patrick R Sullivan will be from his brother’s residence at 932 Directs thie to Sacred Heart Church for 9:30 mass and interment in St. Patrick’s cemetery. Downey James Downey to 231 Toboggam for 9 o’clock Mass at St. Lawrence. Torelli Paul Torelli from 80 Main Meaderville to Holy Savior for 8:30 mass then Holy Cross Cemetery. Sibron George aged 16, remains shipped to Sheridan Montana. Black Charles Black services today at Sherman Reed’s at 2 pm with Mount Moriah interment. Horton James Morton remains at Sherman Reed’s parlors.
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St. Patrick's
Torelli
Paul Torelli
A. Francis Cont
Main Street
Meaderville
Yreelick
Holy Savior
Curch
Holy Cross
Sibron
George
Henry Sibron
Sheridan
Mont
Charles Black
Sherman & Reed
Mount Moriah
E. B. Reed
Minnesota Ex Captain Baston Among Five Heavily Vetted Marines
Chicago May 23 Albert Preston Baston, former captain of the University of Minnesota football team, was among five of 18 examined today for commissions as second lieutenants in the marine corps. A total of 38 recruits were accepted at marine corps headquarters during the day.
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Chicago
Albert_ Preston | Baston
Marine Corps
University of Minnesota
Local businessmen boost liberty loan to $19 million
In Minneapolis on May 23 local businessmen wrapped up an eight day campaign for the liberty loan. Subscriptions reached $19,000,000, exceeding the city quota by $2,800,000. Campaigners used the slogan a million a day to attract support.
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Minneapolis
Liberty Loan
Undertaker M Nally to lay in Walsh parlors after arrival
The remains of Michael McNally will arrive this noon and be removed to Walsh's undertaking parlors for funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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M'Nally
Michael McNally
Walsh
M. J. Walsh Funeral Director and Embalmer
M. J. Walsh Funeral Director and Embalmer located at 125 East Park Street offers funeral services and embalming. The firm provides local arrangements and related services for grieving families.
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East Park Street
Williams Samuel funeral held at 2 in Colorado street home
The funeral of the late Samuel Williams will be at his 802 Colorado street home at 2 PM, followed by services at Fidelity hall West Broadway conducted by Rev Mr. Evans under Fidelity lodge 1.0.C.F. Interment Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Enterprise Lodge
C. F
Mountain View Cemetery
Collins-Eavard Collins Dies In Morning Incident
Collins aged 33 died yesterday morning after a collision near Rome Victor Mone. The funeral will be held in the family Rome location.
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Collins
Eavard Collins
Ene Bolty
Rieke Nie
Pagiorstate
Rome
Victor Mone
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James McCall
Pottsville
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Kendall
Little Boy
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Edward H. Teague
Livingston News
Amsterdam
Tyd
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Chicago Tribune
Revue Des Deux Mondes
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Guillaume II
Itil
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Taitre
le Kaiser
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Larry Duggan
Mable
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Ion
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Sam R. White
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Cald Missouda Nursery
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