First Gallatin County Girls Meet Held at Bozeman
The first Gallatin county girls meet at the county high school in Bozeman drew over 100 girls from across the county with mothers and teachers in attendance. Mrs. Une B. Herrick organized the event, Lora Maxwell led singing, and talks on vocations and home economics were given by Lilla Harkins and Grace Kirk. Prizes were awarded for bread exhibits, and native materials for handicraft were showcased with hopes for a future Montana pottery industry.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Une B. Herrick
Lora Maxwell
Zada
Toving
Yount Folks
Mire
P. Seidlix
Lilla Harkins
The
Agricultural College
Montana
Western Colleges
Grace Kirk
Mise Rausle Roecher
Andis
Miss Hunt
Miss Kirk
Roecher
Marie’ Lobdell de Belgrade
Hlizabeth Cooley
Margery Nichols
Ruth White
Manhattan
Lana Baldwin
Bay
West Gallatin Canyon
Sha' Aten Lora
Maxwell
Stits Davis
Ssains Davis
Northern railway extends weekend fare to Trout streams
Belgrade May 24 The Northern Pacific railway company extended the special week end fare from Butte to Logan Belgrade and Ben Hager helped promote the measure. A large party of sportsmen will spend Memorial Day pursuing luck in nearby Trout streams. Marion McCullough is confined to her home in south Belgrade. Mrs J S Murry and son Teane left by team for Madison to visit Mrs Murry’s brothers Charles Otis and Warren Thompson. Several residents including Miss Hegina Barnes and Clara May Poet were passengers to Bozeman yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs HB Reser with three children and Mrs Reser’s sister Miss Lanes arrived by automobile from Chinook Friday evening, stopping en route for Mort. Walter Hill returned to Townsend. Lulu Loveland Shepherd, lauded by audiences across the state, spoke at the Oad Fellows hall with a major quartet. In the afternoon Mr Shepherd spoke to Indigenous attendees. John Ogulin sued Anton Ogulin for 2000 for alleged character defamation at 274 East Park Street in Butte.
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Belgrade
Northern Partie Railway Company
Sherman
J. S. Murry
Teane
Madison
Mra
Bozeman
HB. Reser
Sirs Reser
Mise
Chinook
Eve
Mort
Helena
Ats
Walter Hill
Townsend
Tollowing
Mees Harvey
Lulu
Loveland Shepherd
Svenine
Ge Powers
Mir. Shepnerd
Airs
W.B Porter
One Day on the Trail in Cause of Good Roads
The article describes a Montana road improvement effort in Park County near Gardner and Livingston. Workers under seven supervisors, 30 vehicles, and over 100 laborers cleared and prepared the Yellowstone River route from Gardner to Munters area. Merchants and residents provided meals while women served hot inners. The effort, intended to attract tourists, marks a larger plan for subsequent years with expanded scale and ongoing conservation of the trail network.
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Livingston
Aurel
Kmehen
Ankers
Pres Mint
Montana
Vison
Local Twin Bridges News Update on Roads and People
Penn and Bridges report details of spring road work in Twin Bridges. The article mentions cement walks construction, Beaty and Reedre plans, and expected improvements to sidewalks and drainage. It notes visitors to Michigan and relatives, plus a countywide effort to organize public works and delays for a planned project.
Local Banker Moves to Geraldine as Bank Cashier
Harlowton May 2 3 Vr Kelly a long prominent local figure leaves with Mrs Kelly for Geraldine where he will become cashier of the Farmers State Bank He also serves as vice president of Roy Farmers State Bank The town closes the school year with a commencement address by Professor Franzke of Lewistown and counts county declamation honors won by Harlowton students with first and second places.
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Harlowton
Vr. Kelly
Kelly
Geraldine
Farmers’ State Bank
Roy
Franzke
Lewistown
Ger
Aldine Galvin and Mary Collins Lead Winners in Judged Event
Ora Rice of Judith Gap finished third as Aldine Galvin and Mary Collins topped a local contest. The 1914 graduating class includes five members, one Japanese. John Barrett ranch of 300 acres at Sheep Creek sold by Dutt Pritchett of White Sulphur Springs to coast buyers for 25 per acre. Nellie Gray, local teacher, returned to town after appendicitis operation in Butte and is slowly recovering.
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Aldine Galvin
Mary Collins
Ora Rice
Judith Gap
John Barrett
Bheep Creek
Y Dutt Pritchett
White
Nellie Gray
Butte
Lightning damages Bozeman area home during shower
A sudden May 24 storm near Bozeman caused a lightning strike at H L McRoberts farm home south of town. It ripped shingles, windows, siding, and wallpaper, damaged a bed and blinds, but no one was hurt. insurance estimated damage near 100 dollars.
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Joneman
H. L. McRoberts
Bozeman
George Young Killed by Premature Explosion Near Missoula
Coroner received word of the death from miner Jim Pratt stating George Young was killed instantly by a premature explosion while working a placer claim about six miles from the rails endpoint. Young, about 40, a former packer on Fish Street, was found alone at the claim. the coroner planned to examine the body the following day.
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Missoula
Atentions
Jim Pratt
Quarts
Young
Hx Claim
On Mission of Finding Montana's Bad Horses
Miles City May 24 Ray Coleman and Grant lonetter depart to spend a month traveling over eastern Montana to seek fat bucking horses for entertainment during a rodeo. They will visit Tongue river Otter creek Pumpkin creek and Powder river areas and test horses with reputations to ensure they live up to them. The hunt aims to lure ambitious riders and capture prize money.
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Miles City
Ray Coleman
Grant
Lonetter
Tongue River
Otter Creek
Pumpkin Creek
Powder River
Whiting
Percy
Williamson
James Jasper
Divorce Decrees in Local Cases and Court Actions
Judge Roy Ayers granted divorces for J Parnaworth versus Grace Farns-Worth on desertion and Mrs Minnie Jones against C L Jones on cruelty. Other notes include W E Bailey's assault case dismissed after alibi with seven witnesses, James Watterson charged under game laws with fined and suspended sentence, and the death of Rasmussen identified after a bridge fall near town.
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Lewistown
J. Parnaworth
Grace Farns- Worth
Roy Ayers
Portland
Minnie Jones
C. L. Jones
Ayers
Wabash
Ind
W. E. Bailey
Albert Coler
James Watterson
Weede Setion
Judge Ayers
Watterson
Sudge Ayers
Spfoot
Milwaukee
Great Northern
Rasmussen
Emby
R.A. Bardden
Coroher Creel
Bozeman News Briefs Highlight Local Notables and Gifts
May 4 Bozeman item notes immigrants from Hollands and Denmark among locals in Montan Agricultural College circles. Charles Anceney of Childe Anceney candies donated four framed prize cattle portraits, including Ringmaster the Grand champion ball image from the International stock show.WE Tiarman to speak at Fergus county farmers institutes in cane month.
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Bozeman
Nicholas Nunhattan Goth
Hollands
Anwuren C. Anderson
Wyneive
Denmark
Peter Gonnson
Three Forks
Nomad
Charles Anceney
Childe-Anceney
Montant Agricultural
College Four
Ringmaster
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tiarman
Fergus County
Cane
Jurors Warned Against Discussing Case In Livingston Murder Trial
Davis County jurors warned not to discuss the Livingston murder case as George Mack faces first degree charges. The May 24 session adjourned to Monday. defense and witnesses described Mack’s character versus Huntsman’s violence. Testimony covered revolver use, self defense claims, and prior incidents as the court weighed the evidence and juror conduct.
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Livingston
George Mack Trith
Tostrom
Mack
Charlen Huntsman
Ares Humber
Stepaty Ahern
Hunts
Werner
Mr Detenre
Hunt
Huntsmanne
Ranchman Clayton Schuler Injured In Auto Accident
Chiton May 24. Clayton Schuler well known ranchman journalized a severe mishap when his car leaped from a bridge into a gully. He suffered a broken collar bone scalp wounds and chest injuries. He walked back to town after the crash and sought medical care after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiton
Clayton Schuler
Avdeop Gully
Dillon News Reports Local Arrests and Stabbing
Dillon News details William Smith and others arrested after a fight at the fair grounds with accusations of theft involving a bed. Hamilton Maxwell is brought from Dell for stabbing William Rosenbaum, following an exchange of insults. McKnight sisters visit from Dell, plus J E Monroe returns from Atlanta for Shriners’ meeting. Hel ena teacher Miss Corn Owsley travels to Helena. Billings notes a $5500 two story clubhouse under construction by the Golf and Country club association near Spade tract with nine holes planned.
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William Smith
Fair Grounds
Bird
Maxwell
Rosenbaum
Ines McKnight
Nei Fe McKnight
Dillon
Dell
Southfornia
J. E. Monroe
Avlanta
The
Shriners
Bagdad Temple
Frank Hazelbaker
Butte
Helena
Conne
Montana
Corn Owsley
West
Normal College
Billings
Fan Spade Tract
Golf and Country Club Association
Roma
Laurel School Gymnasium Bonds Fund County Firsts
Laurel Montana proceeds from a Saturday sale totaling 23500 dollars funded a new public school gymnasium. The bonds carried a five percent interest rate with a small premium. The facility will feature a running track stage theater and standard basketball court with four recitation rooms and aims to be ready by September.
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Billings
Laurel
French 100 HP beylinder motor for proplanes
A French novelty, a beylinder motor for proplanes, claims to develop 100 horsepower.
Empress Dowager Haruko Buried in Tokyo Funeral Pageant
Tens of thousands line Tokyo streets as the Empress Dowager Haruko is honored in a monumental procession. White oxen drawn hearse, torches, and ceremonial guards accompany the royal cortege from the Korama palace to a Yoyogi temple service, with emperor, princes, and imperial officials in attendance.
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Yokio
Tokio Tontaht
Dowtxer Haruko
Matsubito
Toklo
Korama
Lad
Baron Hatano
Imperial Household
Diet
Italians Guard Albania's New Ruler at Durazzo
Durazzo Albania May 24 Prince William of Wied now ruling Albania is guarded by Italian marines inside the palace while insurgent supporters of Essad Pasha threaten the regime. Italian ships and Austrian forces move toward Durazzo as fears of pillage prompt a cautious reembarkation of the prince and his family.
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Durazzo
Albania
Willam
William of
Wied
Essad Pasha
Sam
Prince William
Sophie
Itiaren
Suite
Rome
Tribune
William
Tyler
Austria
Italy
Dura
Turkey
Ania
Balkan
Scutari
Istria
London
William of Wied
of Pasha
Basad Pasha
Dallas Aviator Capt Worden to Represent City
Dallas, Texas will be represented by Capt J H Worden in the Panama-Pacific Exposition around the world aviation race of 1915. Worden, attached to the Mexican federal army, flies a monoplane and the Dallas Chamber of Commerce will build his machine and finance his fight. Worden is described as a Cherokee Indian.
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San Francisco
Dallas
Texas
Bureau of Aeronautics
College Field Meet and Field Day at Dillon
Dillon plans a normal college field exercises and track meet on Friday afternoon weather permitting. About 600 children will participate with all grades presenting field activities on campus before the on campus track meet on the normal track.
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Dillon
Witn
Normal College
Rise in Rural School Attendance Linked to Awards
Dillon reports attendance in county rural schools rose from 75 to 82 percent within the past year. Officials credit the certificate of award system for eight months of perfect attendance by students.
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Dillon
Aay
Knights Templars hold annual services in Livingston
Livingston May 24 Knights Templars across Bozeman and Livingston held annual services at the Masonic Hall with Rev C P BucRetee delivering a sermon on Knights of the Most Glorious Lord. A Bozeman delegation joined the Livingston event by morning train. The Livingston lodge hosts the next meeting in Bozeman.
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Livingston
Bozeman
Knights Templars
C. P. Bucrete
Opal Church
Knights of
Oxeman
Frank F. Whitman
Laurel
Spokane
Plymouth
Park County
Grigaby & Harris
Randuet
Niles Dabney win finish round robin at Tuxedo Club tennis
In a Tuxedo Racquet and Tennis club round robin final matches W Niles and A B Dabney of Massachusetts won their last match to close the series with a straight set victory over W A Larned and E P Larned. Pell and Prentice, former national indoor champion and Harvard star, placed second after defeating Little and Wrenn Jr. and then Whitman and Watson Jr. Whitman is noted as a former national champion.
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Tuxedo
N.Y
W. Niles
Dabney
Massachusetts
Niles
W. A. Larned
E. P. Larned
Tt. Pell
B. 5
Prentice
Harvard
Pell
RD. Little
GL. Wrenn Jr. Bised
SLD
Whitman
C. F. Watson Jr
Unclear OCR item from Auburn NY sports note
Fragmentary text mentions Auburn New York and a sporting melee. It references a contract violation and a request for recognition denial. Names and specifics are garbled, making precise event, date, or organizations unreadable.
Johnson Declines 1915 Offer Until Nationals Contract
Washington pitcher Walter Johnson said after a talk with Chicago Federals manager Joe Tinker that he will not sign a 1915 contract until his current Nationals deal finishes. He will join the team offering the best terms.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Joe Tinker
Chicago Federals
Nationals
Australian lightweight champ defeats Welling on points
Sydney May 21 Hughe Mo regan lightweight champion of Austra la won a three round decision over Chicago’s Joe Welling on points in a boxing contest to the finish today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Hughe Moregan
Australa
Joe Welling
Chicago
Detroit Sale Sends Del Gamor to Boston Americans
Detroit May 24 Manager Jennings of the Detroit club announced the sale of first baseman Del Gamor to the Boston Americans.
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Detroit, Mich
Jennings
Detroit Baseball Club
del Gamor
Boston Americans
Salmon Import Trade Shows Sharp Rise in Early Year
Early year salmon imports to the United Kingdom totaled 8,840,000 with a dramatic rise over the previous period. The two months showed imports around 5,000,000 compared with 2,500,000 in the same period last year, indicating a sustained growth pattern despite fragmented figures.
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Ned Salmon
United Kingdom
Incandescent Notch In Use At Vancouver Sheriff Vault
In Vancouver Washington the sheriffs vault houses an incandescent notch that has operated for 22 years and remains functional. It is activated only when the vault is opened and has occasionally run for a day or two at a stretch.
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Sherifs
Vancouver
Wash
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