President Favors Twenty Year Water Bill Reported
Washington July 21 President Wil dum tells western congressmen led by Rep Stoul of Montiny and faytor of de gado he supports the twenty year water bill with graduated payments He will push no other measure until anti trust bill clears then aid westerners to gain consideration for their bill A special mail and a potential House appearance before adjournment are noted Also reports appointing postmaster at "Winer" and assistant forest rangers names listed
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Standart
Washington
Wildum
Stoul
Montiny
Faytor
Degado
Underwoodle
Sit Ha
Chistrman Henry
Rules Committee
Use Aatly
Use
Ravmond Seeks Midwest Rail Fare Reductions
Verona May 2 W J Ravmond secretary at the Montana board of five Hiccle commissioners says he was assured at a Sioux Falls city hearing that Northern Pacific and Milwaukee will cut rates westbound. The note signals possible fare reductions affecting travelers and shippers in the region.
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Verona
W. J. Ravmond
Montana Board of Five Hiccle Commissioners
Sioux Falls
Iday
Pacife
Milwaukee
Jack Westhound
Northern
Helena
Northern Pacific
Railroad Commissioner Candidate Emerges in Republican Primary
Molen notes May 1 winds bring changes as GC W Tong announces candidacy for railroad commissioner on the Republican ticket. He seeks the post now held by Dan Boyle, whose term expires this year. Boyle has not announced his plans. Tong previously served as gate clerk since the railroad commission’s creation and will enter private practice.
Dr Deal of Lewistown Joins the Happy Throng
May 26 Lewistown Dr A W Deal county health officer and Miss Gladys Smith late of Great Falls were married in the Episcopal haven One Esvenonomy Leing performed by Rev George Hirst The bride attended by Miss Minister and L Bulionger acted as best man The couple left for a wedding trip after the ceremony Dr Deal has practiced here three years since coming from Butterhoul The bride is known as a music teacher.
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Lewistown
A. W. Deal
County Health Oficer
Gladys Smith
Great Falls
Episcopal Haven
George Hirst
L Bulionger
Deal
Freat Falls
Fine Granite Starter for New Town Unveiled
May 23 report from Greil Pirks notes approval for Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway to promote a granite quarry town near Stuare Full, three miles from the railway. Granite varieties equal to Quincy and Vermont products are extracted for shipment with $24,900 in orders for three months and $39,000 invested in the plant and machinery. Plans include a townsite, hotel, bank, and machinery establishment.
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Greil Pirks
Chicago, Milwhulsee
Quincy
Mass
Vormont
Ninery
Vole Sisting
Philpsburg News Highlights Local Social and School Events
In Philpsburg Phillipsburg area residents travel to Chicago and Butte for family and professional reasons while Catherine Young leaves for Butte to study a profession. Mrs. McClees and others show illness recovery. Granite County high school closes with final exams and commencement set for May 28. The Women’s Club holds semi monthly meeting and elects officers. Dillon hosts Montana State Normal College summer session from June 9 to August 8.
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Butte
Athryny
Serame
Young
Jeavis
Granite County High School
Mies Paradise
Cirds
Saturn Way
al Ynents
James M. B. Tranny
TD. M. Durfee
Marion Dur
Huth
B. HufGnan
W. E. Albright
We Kroger
the Mises
Jennile Collins
Giura DB
McDonal
Lucy Carpenter
Gladys Frinsman
Annie H. Price
Tene Thorpe
Liane Snare
Clara Owen
Gertrude Afartin
John Tush
Montana Williams
Daisy Peatherman
Eula Duries
Ca. A. McDonald
Jennie Goulas
Fron Butte
Mix
Durbin
C. McClees
McClees
James Featherman
Drummond
Edward Gamhle
Louise Hynes
Mojrose
Thomas Hynes
Granite County Hizi School
JD. M. Durfee
Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Hind Straaner
Connecthin Yelth
Attendanc
Ag Ia
Chas
County Mineral Short of Officers Seeks Seat Honors
In Mineral County an effort to form a new county seeks a seat at the west end of Mizsmill. Names like Ottn Hiefflin of Keystone and Willam Lincamber of Superior appear as Democratic candidates for assessor and sheriff. A county convention aims to unify the ticket with St Regla as a leading contender. The primary is upcoming with the coronation election in August.
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Migguit
Pew
Bfipern
Mizsmill
Babington
St Regla
Lew Gourde
Ottn Hiefflin
Keystone
Willam Lincamber
Superior
Eberltf
Alberton
Ciiidates
Milo
Sherae
Tater
St. Tegls
Teifagete
Anguat
Garrison News Local Roundup May Visit Friends and Meetings
Gartico May 23 Thomas Duahe of Minsania a former Garrison resident visits friends. Irene Sheridan a teacher in the feral school spent the week visiting Deer Lodge friends. Phil Tanich a signal maintainer at the automatic system between Garrison and Drummond transferred to Willings. C. Richardeon of Hillings retired after serving the district. Peter Scvarrenbergn chief deputy warden of Helena in Garrison for three days on department business. M. I. Hayes of Dear Lodge visits with friends. Victor Lanstsk and S Z Wilken of Deer Lodge in Garrison for Stonpel estate business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donovan Frente Dougherty Bryan Davis and Latharum visited Mrs. Kate Gadburn. They returned to Biston Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A J Eubrink of Deer Lodge visited friends in Garrison. Peter Medillan and Mrs. M Pettit drove to Pioneer Saturday afternoon, staying to visit. Mrs. W P Steppel in St Josephs hospital at Deer Lodge improving after news of Mr. Steppel’s death. No arrangements for Mr Stomper’s funeral. George Medyvere who runs the hotel traded notes in a business trip to Dear Lodge. Gi Rogers made an Irish business trip to Deer Lodge today.
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Gartico
Thomas Duahe
Minsania
Gurrison
Migs Irene Sheridan
Feral School
Deer Lodge
Vhil Tanich
Bt Charse
Garrison
Drummond
Tis
Willings
Tie
C. ©. Richardeon
Hillings
Peter Scvarrenbergn
Maning
Helena
Paul Three
M. I. Hayes
Dear Loche Latte
Hictor Lanstsk
S. Z. Wilken
Deer Lage
Aqust
Frank Donovan
Guminy Lo
W. P Steppel
St. Josepha Hospital
Deer Loge
Stuppel
Lewistown News Local Briefs and Travel Plans
May Jr. was jailed for habeas corpus action over child custody as police arrested him in his wife’s home. A court fined a fisherman $25 for fishing without a license and another for carrying firearms. Anna Corcoran and daughter Margaret Trepp plan a three month tour of Europe including France Switzerland Italy and Germany. Gil Marsh reports a mass progressive meeting next Friday at the opera house with attorney J. M. Brinson to speak. sentiment favors independence from Republicans though no formal plan exists.
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Tlewistowl
May Jr
Wis
William Burnham
Bain, Wye
Anna Corcoran
Margaret Trepp
Warone
France
Switaerland
Tly
Germany
Wretarg Gil Marsh
Progressive County Committee
Opera House
J. M. Brinson
Butte
Great Falls High Holds June 12 Commencement
Arrangements are complete for Great Falls high school's commencement on Thursday evening June 12 in the new annex auditorium. 65 graduates will receive diplomas, including 21 boys and 34 girls. Ten graduates with history grades will participate, all but one of whom are girls. The baccalaureate sermon will be given by Rev. B. L. White of the First Methodist Church on Sunday, June 7.
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Great Falls
Great Falls High School
Ideal School
B. L. White
First Methodist Church
Auditorie
Firemen of Garden City Remember the Explosion
Missoula department plans annual memorials for graves of firemen killed in the Bully tr warehouse explosion of 1885. Firemen honor comrades on Memorial Day, noting the disaster that wiped out the Butte department and left only a horse alive. Blowers in Missoula contribute to a generous supply of funds and equipment to Butte.
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Mssoula
Missoula Te
Bully Tr
Tor
Dewali
Butte
Livingston News Highlights Local Moves and Notices
May 93-W Livingston reports I Hammond leaving the machine shop to join a new job in Rust, with the former Livingston Post site to be occupied. J O'Connor buys a residence at 299 North Ellsworth Street. Memorial services honor Grand Army of the Republic members at the Methodist church, with Rev TH A James preaching. Rail and canal project news include Great Northern agency plans and bids for Milk River irrigation work. Funeral for Mrs. Frank Tandon in Dillon draws large attendance. Dillon defeats Alder Gulch 6 to 2 in a local baseball clash.
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W. I. Blammond
Inroman
Enterprise
Livingston Post
O'Connor
Distelic Court
Hald
Joh
Methodist
Grand Army of the Republic
TH. A. James
Erratic OCR Summary of a Sports Event
Fragmentary text describes a basketball or similar game with phrases about players Clinger Urree Wits Dillon Donall Gasman Giles and mentors. The passage mentions scoring, movement, and hope of a win but contains many misspellings and unclear details.
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Rave
Clinger
Urree
Dillon
Donall Gasman
Giles
al Ic
Friligidus
Trial Proceedings In Miles City Murder Case
In Miles City Montana on May 26 the court read instructions to the jury as the trial arguments began. The defense claimed Moses Way was not violent while the state’s witnesses testified to his temperament and conduct, with several long acquaintance witnesses giving mixed impressions. George Binck, aged about 25, testified tonight about a murder at Chay Hintsiad Gardiner in April.
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Miles City
Mont
Moses
Liviogeum
George Binck
Funeral Services For Thomas Fisher Held In Bozeman
Bozeman news reports the funeral of Thomas Fisher held yesterday with many Pioneer Society and Will on THglen Post Grand Army of the Republic and Women's Relief Corps members in attendance. A patriotic service at St James Episcopal Church followed, led by Rev Sherman J Divise, commemorating local veterans and graduates of Gallatin County High School. Gatton elected captain of the local college basketball team for next year after standout performance at the state college meet in Missoula last season.
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Thomas
Faree
Attell Ag
Pioneere
Wyler
Pioneers
Velanns
Company A
Attlonst Waard
Montana
Sons
Vettrans
Huesly
Hanor
Lorian
Sherman J. Divise
St. James
Epiarenal
Ehureh
Lawa
Gallatin County High Seneo Atlenitet Servikes
Huceslaureale Acenum
G. G. Bennett
Way
Gatton
Brack
Neat Culburtl College
Colege
Waashiogton State
Missoula
They College
New Block Signal Project Tops Public Works Plans
B Johnson, superintendent of the Memtane division, described a major signal modernization between Waylon and Livingston. Four crews of 24 men will work three months, with an estimated cost of 1650000 for signals and wire rebuilds. Trains on the main line will shift to automatic signaling and partial telephony for dispatching. In other lines dispatch remains telegraph based. The text notes a separate 1913 religious missions donation of 10308100.
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B. ©. Johnson
Paclip
Urogeéus
Waylon Air Rivingston
Glanlive
Paradise
Park Wranth
South Butte
Logan
Davies
Ryan Must Face Serious Charge
A local figure named Ryan faces serious charges amid a string of alleged coercive actions and a February money request. Prosecutors allege Ryan pressured Blewett for funds, with union ties and a previous arrest for a separate hold up case cited in the record. Authorities pursued Ryan across jurisdictions before returning him to Rutty for further proceedings.
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Secretory
Blewett
Ryan
Llewatt
Ananey
Uredtennis Min
Wang
Sak
Thu
Trowett
Ar. Blewett
Montina
Krler
Macelinda
Wallace
Rutty
Sherif James Tar- Rin
Sunda
Rysa
Federal Building
Girl Found Dead in Bushes Police Believe It Murder
Downers Grove WL May 26 Flor ance Bentley 21 found dead today in a clump of brushes near here. Several bruises on her head lead the sheriff to believe she was beaten to death. Miss Hendley disappeared Saturday night visiting Mrs. Warry Walker her sister. About 8 oclock she started home escorted by Reginald Bahr. When Bahr failed to return friends feared the pair might have disappeared as they were employed in a small office in Chicago. The sheriff has begun searching for Bahr.
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Downers Grove
Florance Bentley
Miss Heatley
Warry Walker
Reginald Bahr
Walker
Bahr
Miss Hendley
Eckman’s Alterative Promoted for Lung Trouble Five Years On
An old advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as effective for bronchial irritation and lung ailments. A missionary testimonial from December 1912 describes recovery after a sudden cold led to lung weakness. The letter urges readers to obtain the Eckman booklet and buy through New lio Drug Co. and local retailers.
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J7 Street
New York
Eckman
Tha
Newlsro
Hutte
Leasi Ng Drogelate
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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