First Girls Meet Held At Bozeman County Fair
Weather aided the first Gallatin county girls meet at Bozeman high school with over 10 girls, mothers, and teachers attending. Speakers included Miss Tila Harkins on vocations for girls and Grace Kirk on domestic art. Prizes went to Marie Lobdell and M. Cenley for bread exhibits. Lane Baldwin spoke on native materials for crafts. program closed with games and selections.
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Mehrade
Irving School
Wolf
Ht. P. Salditz
Gacat
Tila Harkins
Ie Domeste Selenes
Agricultural College
Montana
Dummestie Science Department
Magoy Sire
Eluhth Wrade
Grace Kirk
Bozeman
Mis& Rausle Roceher
MM Mivehetn_Cenley
Margery Nichalx
Bowman
Wath White
Manhattan
Mise Lane Baldwin
Uje College
West Gallatin Canyon
Baldwin
Misa Juanita Green
Il Trovatore
Va MelKinney
Lota Maxwell
Adent
Belgrade News Highlights Local Travel and Events
Belgrade and surrounding residents are noted in varied updates. A railway rate extension to Belgrade promises trip activity for residents and visitors. Several Belgrade residents and guests travel to Bozeman and Helena, with family visits and social engagements described. A lecture by Lulu Loveland Shepherd on suffrage attracts a large Odd Fellows audience. A defamation case arises in Helena with a suit filed for $2,000 over alleged remarks at a local house.
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Ebelgrade
Mass
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Butte
Lesanon
Belgrade
Ben Hager
Murray McCullough
I. S Murry
Teaac
Madison
Mes Murry
Gharies
Warren Thompson
Ant A Ester
WI Decker
Bozemyn
H. E. Panied
Ohm
Mr. Reser
Miss Lane
West Flathead
Lulu Loveland Shepherd
Mr. Z. Porter
HeCom
Butte Damaged Text Reflects Damaged Blue Ly Statement
Fragmentary OCR mentions damaged blue ly the amount mett ened with unclear context. The readable portion suggests a financial or measurement reference missing critical details and names. Additional context from the article would clarify the exact event and parties involved.
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Butte
Alleces
One Day on the Trail in Cause of Good Roads
Livingston May 24 cloudy weather failed to dampen Trail Day across Park County. Workers from Gardiner to Livingston and east to Hunters Hot Springs, plus Worth f Aldes along the Yellowstern river, labored to improve roads with 100 plus men, 30 autos, and seven supervisors. Doctors bankers and city officers funded meals and support as bridges were repainted yellow and markers prepared for permanent signaling. next year crews expect larger efforts with Montana division planning.
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Livingston
Park County
Gardiner
Hunters Hot Springs
Worth
Yellowstern
Hunter’s
Livtan
Yellowstone
Montana
Waterson orchards promise record apple crop in valley
Twig Bridges May 34 reports a warm forecast for the valley with blossoms set to yield one of the largest apple crops in years. growers anticipate a heavy harvest if bloom sets mature. farmers switch from grain to root crops as they plant potatoes.
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Pruntius
Marke
F. Leighton
Cluvis Car Department
Northort Pagne
Tere Thresday
Northern Pacific Climax Car
Big Hole
Stot
Fiizabeth Mills
Michigan
Titebein Dillon
Bulie
Tidlen Wones
May
Glen Weekoft
Waterloo
Roehrster Minn
Knight
Butte
Rochester
W. P. Morris
Thin Counts
Wistanty
Irvlang
Darby
Ravelli
WF. G. Flétcher
Ro O T. Clark
New York State
Local Banker W Kelly Transfers Duties At Geraldine
W Kelly a longtime figure in Harlowton business and finance left for Geraldine with Mrs Kelly where he will become head of the Farmers State Bank. He also serves as vice president of the Farmers State Bank of Roy. The local school year closed with a commencement address by Professor Franzke of Lewistown. WWarlowton won first and second prizes in the county declamation contest.
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Harlowton
W. Kelly
Mra. Kelly
Geraldine
Farmers’ State Bank
Btr. Kelly
Farmers’ State Bank of
Roy
Franzke
Lewistown
Wwarlowtat
Hoxora
Ger
Local Winners Highlighted In Small-Field Event
Aldina Galvin and Mary Collins were the winners with Ora Tea of Judith Tap taking third. The report notes a five member prize group including four Japanese entrants. John Barrett, near Sheep Creek, tied to a sale price while Dutt Prilett from White Sulphur Springs arranged the deal. A local teacher, Mr Neills Gray, is recovering from a recent operation.
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Aldina Galvin
Mary Collins
Iprid Walhig Vluss Ig
Svi
John Barrett Enach
Sheep Creek
Dutt Prilett
Neills Gray
Mppandlelis
Morterd Ls
Mysterious and Unusual Pranks by Lightning Reported
Basen near Rozen recounts a strange event at about 2 o'clock. A bolt struck a house, shattering windows and damaging walls. Three people inside escaped injury as flames were not started and no one was harmed.
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EL L. Meroberts
Rozen
Mamrance Covanny
George Young Killed by Premature Explosion
George Young, a miner and prospector from the Fist Creek area, was killed by a premature explosion near Quartz Wrensal in Midttians. He had been working a placer claim when the blast occurred, leaving his body six miles from the site. The coroner will examine the body tomorrow as officials investigate the accident and identify the exact cause.
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Chile
Jordy Isgel
Quarts
Wrensal
Midttians
Din Pratt
Don
Pratt
Yuan
Youngs
Aluke
George Young
Pilcker
Fisit Creek
On Mission to Find Montana's Bad Horses
A Miles City account describes a search for troublesome horses through Otter Creek country and Powder River area. It notes plans to test horses with bad reputations, with prizes and possible securing of a spinning horse from Povey Wiluseon's pasture, contingent on owner approval.
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Montana
Miles City
Kay Celery
Grant Hoesetler
Lhia
van de Mae
Otter Creek
Povey Wiluseon
Tanes Thayer
Aisbittaus
Divorces Granted in Lewistown Courthouse Records
Judge Roy Ayers granted two divorces, one for Fuypsworth versus Parna worth on desertion, married in Portland in 1886, and Minnie Jones versus C Le Jones on cruelty, married in Wabash in 1849. A man named Bailey was discharged after alibi witnesses. James Watterson faced a minor infraction. a bridge fatality near Musselshell involved Rasmussen, identified by coroner Cruel.
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S. Fuypsworth
Grace Parnaworth
Roy Ayers
Pardes
Portland
Minnie Jones
C. le Jones
Ayers
Prielty
Pirafes
Wabash
Ind
E. Bailey
Coler
James Watterson
Mike Weede
Musselshell
Watterson
Tudte Ayers
Santen
Great Northern
Rasmussen
R. A. Bardden
Butte
Coronov
Second naturalization panera and cattle gifts noted in Bozeman
Bozeman native Nicholas Nap and Somoen Stykela of Manhattan receive naturalization papers alongside Andrew C. Anderson of Bozeman and Peter Cohnson of Three Works. Charles Anceney donates four framed cattle pictures to Montana Agricultural College, including Wingmaier the grand champion bull. W E B Harmon to speak at farmers institutes in Forsan county in one month.
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Bozeman
Nicholas Nap
Somoen Stykela
Manhattan
Holland
Andrew C. Anderson
Denmark
Peter Cohnson
Norway
Charles Anceney
Chitda-Anceney _ranches
Monten Rericultural College
Department of Animal Industry
Wingmaier
Harmon
Forans
Jurors Warned Not To Discuss Case In Courtroom
Jurors in a murder case involving Georg Mavel were warned not to discuss the proceedings while the trial paused. The court adjourned until Monday, as attorneys argued over witness conduct and admissibility issues amid complex testimony and claims of fear and intimidation.
Ranchman’s Auto Accident Leaves Man Badly Hurt
An incident at night caused by a vehicle going off a bridge left a ranchman with serious injuries. The left collar bone was broken and multiple bones or internal injuries were noted. The injured man walked to seek aid after the crash.
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San Alver
Tiait Chineic
Hradec
Lown
Dillon News Briefs Mixed With Local Notices
A Dillon area column reports a sequence of local incidents and social notes. John Wumerth and others were involved in a nighttime dispute at a beds and fairgrounds event, a head found later prompted an investigation, Hamilton Maxwell faced stabbing allegations in a separate incident, and residents James and Ila McKnight visited from near Dot. The piece also mentions D. E. Monroe attending a Shriner event in Atlanta, Trank Hagelbaker traveling for Montana exposition business, and Miss Cora Overley visiting Telena before returning to the normal college dormitory. A May 14 purchase reveals Golf and Country Club Association acquiring a 8-acre center west of town with a two-story club box costing 2500, plus a nine-hole course in progress and a 70-member roster.
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Tildon
John Wumrerth
Charles Weitlagk
Winetit Marcellu
Bird
Hamilton Maxwell
Hazardey
William Rosenbaum
Plare
Maxwell
Regenbaum
Ahrarn
Mra
James McKnight
Isa Nelila McKnight
Dillon
Dot
Wag
California
D. E. Monroe Tins
AllAnts
Shriners Ag An Olfless
Bagdad Temic
Trank Hagelbaker
Butte
Helena
Montana
Cora Overley
Qaely
Golf and Country Club Association
Laurel school gymnasium project approved for 73500
The Laurel school district approves the public building project to add a gymnasium with running track and stage for arts, featuring a regulation basketball court and recitation rooms. The plan costs 73500 with a premium 23.30 and five percent interest, to be finished by opening day next September.
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Laurel
Gyimnashim
Armateur Theatricals
French fuel system promises hoarse power
An experimental engine concept from France claims to boost horsepower with a novel motor design. Early tests suggest potential improvements, but details remain scarce and verification is pending.
Italians Guard Albania's New Ruler Amid Turmoil
From Durazzo May 24 report on Prince William of Wied in Durazzo guarded by Italian marines after insurgents led by Horier of Hisad Parha attacked the palace. Italian and Austrian ships reinforce, while Albanian factions debate governance and the fate of the newly crowned prince amid mounting revolts and regional tension.
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Durazzo
Albania
Willan
Willieny
Wied
Uber
Alimatit
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Thalian
Hisad Parha
Caluteler
Uhr
Willam
Nnhuba
Duratte
Neess
Normal field day planned at Dillon with drills and track
On May 24 the Dillon normal training school and college field will hold a field day next Friday afternoon if weather allows. About 99 children from all grades will participate in marching and drill exercises on the caps before a track meet on the normal track.
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Dillon
Ditlon
Normal College
Increase in rural school attendance reported
Dillon May 24 report shows county rural school attendance rising from 7.5 percent to 13 percent. Officials credit new training method and award program for pupils. Eight months of perfect attendance earns certificates, though some details remain incomplete.
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Dillon
Bits
Txmilne Cartineater
Cory Hoentes
Knights Templars hold services at Livingston lodges
May 4 The attiact services at Boreman and Livingston lodges of the Knights Templars were held in Magome hall with Rev P Buenete delivering the sermon from a theme Knights of the As conte Lark. Large attendance and delegations from Bozeman arrived by morning train.
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Livingston
Ti Boreman and Ivingston
Knights Templars
Magome
P. Buenete
Livingston Lodge
Lo Hagen
Pronk TB. Shitman of Laurel
Regiir Partor Hein
Spokane
Plymouth Congeets Canal
Park Reunty Bleh School
Grigsby & Haris
Tennis doubles cap at Holsh ing tournament
In Tuxedo N Fy May 24 three matches were decided today in the Holsh ing the rocid robin tennis tournament doubles at its Tuxera Racallet and Tennla cw ON Wy Niles and A B Dalines the Massachusetts pair won their goal which closed their series with a straight tie of victories In the tug match Niles and Dabney all W 4 Larned and By Larned 64 The strength of Niles play has caused him to be regarded as a possible selection for the Davis cup TTL Pelt former national indoor champion and his Partner B S Prentire the old Trarvard star won the second honors of the tournament Chey lost only one mate And that to Nites and Dabney In the whidup of the seven eaduy Pell and Prentice defeated R OD Little and oh GL Wrenn Jr 6 3 51 In the morning event In the afternoon Pell and Prentice beat M D Whitman and C F Watson Jr 3 73 Whitman in a former na lanes champion
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Tuxedo
N Fy
Holshing
Tuxera
Racallet
Tennla Cw
Niles
A. B. Dalines
Massachusetts
Gual
Dabney
Larned
Hag
TTL Pelt
B.S. Prentire
Trarvard
Chey
Nites
Eaduy Pell
Prentice
R. OD. Little
Oh GL. Wrenn Jr
Pell and Prentice
M.D. Whitman
C.F Watson Jr
Whitman
Baseball pact bars jumpers from recognition by association
Auburn New York May 24. Baseball players who violate a contract with the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs by jumping to the Federal League will be denied recognition by the association. Secretary John Barrett announced the rating stating players who lack respect for contractual obligations are not wanted by the National Association clubs.
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Auburn
N.Y
Aseball
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
National Association Clube
Dallas Avton Exposition Flight Controversy
A garbled report notes tensions between Federal league contracts and the National Association rules on player signings. It mentions Dallas avation figures and a May event around an aviation race tied to the world exposition, with references to a pilot and a monoplane amid unclear details from the Thenwma-Baelle exposition in Dallas Texas.
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Sen Francisco
Pitcher Walter Jonah vows to sign with top bid team
Washington Americans star Walter Jonah said after a conference with Chicago Federate manager Jon Linker that he will pitch for the team offering the most money. He noted no fixed routines until the Nationals expire, then the manager making the best offer will secure his services.
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Washington
Mag
Walter Jonah
Washington Americans
Jon Linker
Chicago Federate
Mel Vax Triumphs in Australian Lightweight Title
Sydney May light weight champion Mel Vax defeats Chicago’s Joe Welling in a polate nnshround taxiing contest at Me stadium today.
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Sydney
Australia
Hughtadf
J Besnv
Austra
Joe Welling
Chicago
Detroit Manager Sells Baseman to Boston Americans
Detroit May 34 Manager Jennings of the baseball club announced the sale of first baseman NewGainor to the Boston Americans. This move shifts infield depth as the teams reshuffle rosters ahead of the season.
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Detrott
Jennings
Detroit Baseball
NewGainor
Boston Americans
Salmon imports rise for Britain after year of gains
Canned salmon imports by the United Kingdom reached a forecast amount this year, showing a $300,000 rise over the previous year. Early data indicate imports for the first two months amounted to around $5,000,007, compared with about $2,700,007 in the same period last year.
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United Kingdom
Long USF Vault Item Shows Long Term Incandescent Use
A vault in Vancouver, Wresh, houses an incandescent night item kept for 22 years with no issues. The artifact has burned only when the vault is opened, and occasionally it operates for a day or two at a time.
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Aherif
Vancouver
Wresh
al Ama
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