Sorrow at Death of Morony in Great Falls
Great Falls May 26 The city council adopted resolutions expressing sorrow at the death of J G Morony. Mayor A J Fousek named a committee of Aldermen Ever Hubbard Calvert and Peiper and City Clerk Harten to attend the funeral. The mill and smelter men also lament his passing praising his generosity and fair dealing. A large delegation from Great Falls will attend the funeral in Butte with many state officials and the Merchants Association closing stores and offices during the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Morony
A. J Fousek
Ever Hubbard
Calvert and Peiper
Hartoen
J. G. Morony
Great Northern
Butte
Jet G. Morony
Merchants’ ‘Association
Smelier
Philipsburg News Briefs Highlight Local Births and Plans
May 6 items note Alles Fan Anaconda visiting grandmother and McDone. William Bowen Jr. and wife welcome an eight pound boy born Saturday May. Hyde Jr. of Seattle and wife announce a daughter born May 13, Hyde, once a Philipsburg figure. Harry Parfitt arranging purchase of McCauley ranch on lower Rock Creek ahead of a planned June wedding. Mrs. Neil McCauley of this city in Butte earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phbiliogbure
Alles
Anaconda
Hire McDone
Philipsburg
William Bowen Jr
W. W. Williams
Walter Kroger
Anconda
J. A. Hyde Jr
Settle
Hyde
Harry Parfitt
McCauley
Lower Rock Creek
Neil McCauley
Butte
Remedy for All Pain in Early Medical Ad Story
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a remedy claimed to relieve neuralgia and pain. The text mentions preparation of a compound using pectin, with vague references to claimed efficacy and health benefits. No clear attribution or date is readable, but the fragment implies a patent or advertisement style remedy from an era of generic medical claims.
Have You a Flag
Fragmentary text appears to reference flags and patriotic themes with garbled wording about premiums and subscribers. No clear event date or names emerge from the readable portion.
Funeral notices and campus board actions in local briefs
Funeral attendance in Idaho draws visits from Mrs McDonald and Miss McLure, while Philipshore and New Chicago figures attend district events. The Board of High School Trustees grants diplomas to 13 graduates of the class of 1915, with Herman Johnson and Daniel Young among top honors. several local officials and professionals, including John Dooley and Henry, inspect mining deposits in Princeton and Dunkirk districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frien Mir
Frank Carnegie
Upper Tock Creek
Idaho
Georgetown Divide
Mies Chatles
McLurene
Iitte
and Arm
Pall Wiliam Dingwall
New Chicago
Philipshore
John Dooley
Hall
Board of
Henry
Spokane
Empire Zine Company
Princeton
Dunkirkers
A. A. McDonald
Muito
John G. Morony
McDonald
Board of High ‘School Trustees
The
Board
G. al Bramble
Mary Dinsett
Pauline Johnson
Virginia
State Livestock Board Adjourns After Election
Helena May 26 The state board of livestock commissioners concluded its session and adjourned naming officers President J H Burke Lewis and Clarke Vice President Led Ryan Jefferson Secretary D W Raymond Madison The executive committee will include John Harris Chouteau John Toomey Powell Wallis Huld riper Sweetgrass Charles O Donnell Yellowstone and John Herman Flathead No stock inspection changes were made but inspectors may be employed for portions of the year Railroads plans to charge shippers for disinfection were condemned in a resolution sent to the state railroad commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead
Jefferson County high and public schools close for term in Boulder
Boulder notices announce closing exercises this week for Jefferson County High School and public school. Five graduates named. class colors sapphire blue and gold. Parlor Matches praised with a strong cast. Teachers resignations noted. Prof A T Peterson and Ammon Swope to return, Miss Worthen and Miss Bernhart leaving. Public school final tests underway. a Boulder canyon picnic for pupils and mothers described with walking, flowers, and games.
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Boulder
Jefferson County High School
A. T. Peterson
Ammon Swope
Jeanette Worthen
Lillie Bernhart
Etta V. Haynes
Mary Swarbrick
Florence Lockerson
Hugh Norville
Ernest C. Wilson
A. Adkinson
Selloon
Susanna Seltoon
Florence Sackerson
Margaret Seltoon
Abigail Lawrence
Jetta Haynes
Abigail Mullen
Glora Handley
Dan Rady
Ferdinand Pappel Vance ‘Reiford Sacks
Butler
Steve Swarbrick
J. Tt. Norville
Mary Kelly
Rowena Anderson
Boulder Canyon
Livingstone Obituary and Parade Plans Highlight Local News
Elmer Jennings aged 65 died at his Livingston home after a long illness. Born in Ohio he came to Livingston and is survived by his wife daughters and four sons with addresses in Ontario Oregon Payette Idaho Newington and Ring Jing Montana. He was a stationary engineer for the Northern Pacific. His sons run the American Power Laundry. H J Titus Northern Pacific superintendent was asked to feature a famous baked potato in the July 5 parade. The Northern Pacific signal service dept plans an automatic block system for the parade. The article notes the man killed in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Elmer Jennings
Ohio
Arthur Dunnok
J. 0
Brandt
Ontario
Ore
Bert Dunnok
Payette
Idaho
E. Freinier
Newington
Don L. Jennings
Ring Jing
Mont
Northern Pact
Des Moines Man Linked to Rail Yard Death by Surgeon’s Word
A Des Moines born Bailie, who recently had an operation in Helena, is identified as the man in a railroad yard incident. The county physician confirms the description matches. Bailie has been buried locally while the county attorney pursues relatives. Also, Aliss Marie Flynn of Muir, 32, died at home after years of illness. burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailie
Des Moines
Helena
Aliss Marie Flynn
Muir
T. B. Flynn
Senator Myers addresses Commercial Club in Helena
United States Senator Myers spoke at the weekly Commercial Club luncheon in Helena on May 28. He argued that suitable legislation could spark development of the state's water power gas oil and phosphate resources and boost the region's economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
United States
Myers
Commercial Club
Hamilton News May 2 6 Local notices and business moves
A Hamilton area note shows no church services at Presbyterian Church and business assessor RH Keyes advancing with 60 plus names to add to assessment rolls. Elmer Hershey and Alexander Milne visit and return to duties. George Waldo, a Darby visitor. Helena reports state board exam ride opening on June 2 for bonds funding insane asylum and tuberous sanitarium improvements. Three Forks reports Farmers Cooperative electing Homer Thompson as president and Dick Patrick as secretary with a listed slate of directors awaiting a May 29 meeting to plan actions. Carnegie Foundation now funds pensions for over 300 retired teachers and widows of teachers.
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Jon
Presbyterian Church
J.C. Irwin
RH. Keyes
Aaron Slagle
Thompson Palla
Busines
Mattert Jorney
Elmer Hershey
Missoula
George B. Waldo
Darby
Helena
State Board of Examiners
Tubereuiomis Sanitarium
Three Forks
The
Farmers’ Co-Operative Association
Homer ©. Thompson
J. # Batchelder
H.C. Baker
Dick Patrick
TW. McKenzie
M.S. Welles
Guy Currier
Undertaker notices and funeral announcements dip in city parlors
The Sherman and Reed undertaking parlors report several funeral notices. Cart Dean of Wao aged seven? and Patrick Mullen aged 70s are listed with interment at Mount Moriah and Holy Cross cemeteries. Other services include Mrs Jull gar at St Trick Shareh and Hagar family funeral at Sherman Street.
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Cart Dean
Wao
St the Sherman
HAGAR
Jullgar
Sherman
Trick
Soclock
Mount Moriah
Mullen
Patrick
Bherman Reed
Funeral arrangements for John Duggan and services
The late John Duggan's funeral is set for this morning at 9 oclock with services at Walsh's undertaking parlor and a procession to St Patrick's Church for high mass. Interment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery. autmobile notices indicate William Waugh was aged and died last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Phare
David
Funers Pavld
Walsh's
Walsh Director Death Notice for Carveth-Henry Child
M J Walsh director on Carveth Henry, seven year old son of Mr and Mrs William Carveth, died yesterday morning at the family residence 2 West Galena street. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at two oclock, Rev Chapman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carveth
Henry Cancon
William ‘Carveth
Galena Street
Chapman
Roadmaster Named 10 Succeed Barnes in Montana
Missoula May 2 C 7 Sporsel of Mandan N D appointed Roadmaster for the first second fifth and sixth divisions of the Rocky Mountain division of the Northern Pacific. F W Barnes who held the post resigns. Sporsell will oversee Helena to Garrison and the Red Mountain Marysville branches with headquarters at Garrison. He formerly headed the Dakota division at Mandan. Appointment effective today.
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Missoula
Sporsel
Mandan
N. D
Rocky Mountain Division
Northern Pacific
F. J. Birdsall
F. W. Barnes
Marysville
Garrison
Xporsell
Dakota Division
Robert
Deer Lodge
CT. Spensel
Helena
Garerivon
Butte
Tod Sisel
Leeds F. W
Robert Wilcox
Gar- Fron
Henry Smith
Deer
Bozeman News Adapts To Commencement Week Happenings
May 28 Bozeman report covers campus events including an on campus rally Thursday with a Tea mental Hand concert and bonfire, a dance in the drill hall, and a college orchestra performance. Also notes funeral for Carl Buehl ing, flag-raising on Bier homme, Gallatin county high school commencement at the opera house, and local court acquittal of Hart Brown.
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Teamental
Carl Buehling
Davis & West
William’ Jiede
Ip Thozeman Lke
Gallatin “County
Opera House
Tor Ghreath
Eneliah
Afra
Teeeter
Ihie
Aatell
Justice ‘Court
Martin Landwall Ie
Boseman
Hier
Olaf
Billings
Weare Vt
Presbyteries Declare In Favor Of Deaconesses
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States took no action against the New York Presbytery which backed Union Theological Seminary. A compromise merger plan was adopted for the board of education and Sabbath school work, while women were admitted to membership in governing boards for the first time with 22 of 62 presbyteries voting in favor. An overture on powers of executive commissioners and a pastor serving as moderator of the board of deacons were also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Hundred
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
United States
New York
John Wits Baer
Ocedental Collge
Los Angeles
Cal
Board of Publications and
Sabbath School
Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Woen
Presbyterian
Naval War Game Reveals Beatty’s Invasion Plan
Reports to the navy department describe Admiral Beatty as leading a superior force of fast scouts and battle cruisers in a simulated Atlantic attack. Fletcher’s defenders were outmaneuvered, half of their scouts were destroyed, and Beatty moved to establish a base near Chesapeake Bay after sweeping south from New England.
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Washington
Admiral Fletcher
Atlantic Seaboard
Beatty
Cherapanke Bay
Navy Department
Fletcher
New England
New York
Inc. Department
Pletcher
Remaim
Rea Neet
Blue Feet
Strp
Chew Peake Bay
Chesapeake
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish Dead in New York Summer Home
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, prominent leader of New York society, died of cerebral hemorrhage at Glen Clift in Garrison New York after a brief illness. Her husband was at her side. The report notes her planned trip to Cape Henry and references naval maneuvers involving Admiral Beatty and Admiral Fletcher near the Chesapeake Bay with strategic outcomes reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marian Graves Anthon
Stuyvesant Fish
Hiamilton Fish
Grant
Butte Eagles to Observe Memorial Day on Sunday
F D Weed of Helena will be principal speaker at the Eagles Memorial Day exercises in the Broadway theater Sunday afternoon. Public invited with a special invitation to Grand Army veterans and families. The event honors Eagles who have passed away and aims for greater significance this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Weed
Helena
Broadway
Butte
Engineers Complete List of Salaried Officers
Cleveland May 28 The wrothernoon of Locomotive Engineers conven tion completed its roster of salaried officers with reelection of William B Prenter Cleveland as first grand chief engineer Also reelected JH Welsh Atlanta Ga and J G Bywater Salt Lake City as insurance trustees M E Montgomery San Jose Cal and Edward Corrigan Hillsboro Texas chosen assistant grand chief engineers They will serve six year terms Cleveland named permanent convention city and plan to reduce delegates by Los Angeles stay taxed into county jail after disturbance outside prison guard Tf W Cecil stabbed five prisoners two perhaps fatally after release from cell Germany has been Canaadas principal seed supplier with growing difficulty to meet Canadian mers this spring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wrothernoon of Locomotive Engineers
William B. Prenter
Treas
JH. Welsh
Atlanta
J. G. Bywater
Salt Lake City
M.E. Montgomery
San Jose
Cal
Edward ©. Corrigan
Hillsboro
Texas
Los Angeles
Tf. W. Cecil
Entertaining Amateur Vaudeville by Girls Club at Empress
Seventy Girls plus two young men performed at the Empress last night delivering a surprisingly polished vaudeville program. The Girls' club chorus of 22, a Greek and Spanish dance duo, and the sketch When He Speaks with Alice Schwefel and Florence Kit led a lively show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress
Boy Islands
Lawrence Hayes
Clifford McLeod
Edythe’ O'Leary
Leipheimer
Iane O'Donnell
Zeta Dillon
Magh Purcell
Alice Schwefel
Florence Kitto
Matilda
Arabella Perkins
Margery Leclaire
Gwendolyn
Mian Margaret Boyle
Hannah
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Montana
Peissoul Est
State Livestock Board
Boulder News
Sametle Mitchell
Livingston News
Senator Myers
Hamilton News
Carnegie Foundation
Srelock
Ure Sherman & Teed
Masonic
Colbourne
Canad
FM Beener
J. K. Peard
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
M. J. Walsh
Joseph Richards
Barnes
Theoierhpry Pacific
Garrison News
Bozeman News
Woreman
Fourth Avenue
West Main Street
NWA
Dlue
Aumuras Beatty
Cape Cod
Hal
Germany
Cato
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