Multiple Montana Corporations Form In Helena May 27
Helena May 27. Helena men are incorporators of the Overland Butte company filing articles of incorporation with Secretary of State C. T. Stewart. The firm will engage in general automobile business with principal office in Butte and starts with 100000 dollars capital. Incorprators are R. N. Hitch cock M. L. Goodkind and O. W. Mc Connell all of Helena.
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Helena
Overland Butte Company
C. T. Stewart
Montana
Butte
R. N. Hitchcock
M. L. Goodkind
O. W. McConnell
J. P. Dunn
Anaconda
Deer Lodge Sapphire Company of
Charles T. Stewart
J. Bruce Kremer
L. P. Sanders
Alf Cc. Kremer
Harlem Water Users’ Association
Harlem
T. M. Everett
M. W. Williams
N. Josephine Williams
J. M. Everett
E. Kennedy
Improved Spark Plug Company of
Fairview
Leon 8. Bates
P. E. Ludtke
R. J. Cowles
Midwest Manufacturing Company of
Billings
H. K. Shaw
E. W. Olson
Lawrence A. C. Weaver
Woodmen Cemetery Association of
Mobilizing Big Forge Forest Fire Fighters
Missoula May 27 Preparations for placing an army of 600 firefighters in district No 1 on June 1 are about completed at headquarters. The force has been selected and mobilizing for the campaign. Fire patrol and protection crews will enter forests two weeks to a month earlier than in past years. An additional 150 men will join July 1 bringing total fighting force to 750. Another 750 will be available for protection duty drawn from trail and improvement crews. Leaving workers will serve as lookouts smoke chasers patrolmen and rangers assistants in districts.
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Missoula
Mrs Hilton Believed to Have Drowned Self
Billings May 27 in a supposed fit of temporary derangement Mrs F E F Hilton wife of an engineer at the Russell Miller flour mills is believed to have drowned herself in the Yellowstone river behind the sugar factory The finding of a hat identified the woman as the missing wife authorities said
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Billings
F. EF. Hilton
Russell Miller Flour Mills
River search widens for missing crew member on Yellowstone
Observation teams continue to search all river points for the missing crew member. The universal belief is that she was drowned in the Yellowstone, while down river posts are ordered to remain vigilant for the body.
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Yellowstone
Pleads Guilty on Bad Check Charge in Roundup
R B Wood arrested at Sumatra and returned to Roundup on charges of passing bad checks drawn on the First National Bank of Ismay. He pleaded guilty before Justice McVay, fined $50 and sentenced to 80 days in jail, with possible suspension if the fine is paid and checks honored.
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R. B. Wood
Sumatra
Hopkins
First National Bank of
Ismay
Justice McVay
Rev P N Nesby to Lead Zion Lutheran Lewistown
In Lewistown May 27 the Rev P N Nesby formerly of Watrous Saskatchewan arrives in early July to lead Zion Lutheran church and oversee northern field. A local committee met at the Elks club to aid veterans toward vocational training, planning to consult the government's vocational commission. Benchland nears completion of a handsome church with foundation finished, and Windham prepares a big Wild West show on June 21.
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Lewistown
P. N. Nesby
Watrous
Saskatchewan
Canada
Zion Lutheran Church
The
Elks
Elks’ Club
Vocational Commission
L L. C. Clark
Red Cross Vocational Aid Department
Andrew Birkland
George J. Wiedeman
J. A. Gillaly
Alvin Martin
E. G. Ivins
Benchland
Montana Girl's Romance Ends in Bigamy Sentence
Pretty Marion Peters, 22, daughter of a Helena banker, faces returning to Montana after her husband of 22 days was sentenced to the state reformatory at St. Cloud for bigamy. The romance began on a train from Spokane to St. Paul, culminated in Spokane and Miles City, and unraveled when the first wife and five children appeared in court.
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The
Standard
St. Paul
Minn
Marion Peters
Helena
Mont
Montana
St. Cloud
Marion
Spokane
Great Falls
J. F. Kesterman
Miles City
Kesterman
St. Francis
Pershing Confers DSC on Great Falls Private
General Pershing awarded the distinguished service cross to Private Frank D. Miller of the medical detachment Twenty-eighth Infantry nephew of Mrs. Mary Miller of Great Falls Montana for extraordinary heroism at Exermont France October 1 to 12 1918. With his detachment reduced to three men he displayed conspicuous courage aiding evacuation of the wounded under heavy shell and machine gun fire and bringing medical supplies back to the forward station. His conduct inspired his comrades as the sergeant in charge was killed and the commanding officer absent.
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Washington
General Pershing
Frank D. Miller
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Mary Miller
Great Falls
Mont
Exermont
France
Miller
Big Hole News Recaps Ranch Sale and Valley Happenings
In Wisdom May 27 notes J A Louk sold his 600 acre ranch to Theodore Woodward of Divide at 25 an acre. Various visitors arrive from Anaconda and Butte. The community plans a June 5 quilting bee and a June 6 soldier reception and dance. Beef drives, local business visits, and a push for linotype equipment mark continued town activity.
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Wisdom
J. A. Louk
Theodore Woodward
Divide
Edward
Anaconda
Messrs. Stewart and Fletcher
The
Basin Mercantile Company
A. W. McKeown
Hamilton
Joe Courcey
Big Hole Meadows
H. D. Simmons
Charles Quist
Rexall Drug Store
C. I. Fuller
Big Hole
Jackson Red Cross
Odd Fellows
Wisdom Community
Armitage Hall
Big Hole Basin
William Montgomery
St. Joseph
George Woodworth
W. McKeown
Joe Arbor
Benning
South Main
W. E. Brink
Butte
BE. N. Jones
Gladys
Spokane
Mr. Jones
A. D. Shields
Arthur Keas
Harry Hopkins
Emil Schwartz
Enoch Cox
Weekend Socials and Local Happenings In Jackson Area
The report notes various community activities including ranchers installing electric light plants, family visits to Butte and Whitehall, guests from Jackson staying with the Woodworth family in Wisdom, and fishing trips by Frank Hazelbaker and Frank Jr. Jackson and Polaris played a Sunday baseball game on the Jackson diamond with Jackson winning 11 to 2.
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John Jackson
Charles Pruitt
William Knudsen
Arthur Hopkins
Butte
George Woodworth
Jackson
Polaris
Jackson Diamond
J. P. Lossi
Big Timber Woman's Glad Hostess 10 Teachers
Big Timber May 27 Sunday May 25 marked a red letter day as the Woman's club hosted a picnic for the high and city school faculty and the high school board with their families at the Loasby home on the Boulder river. Twenty eight cars conveyed guests for a sumptuous meal under the trees and 20 children joined in games and songs led by Mrs. L. R. Peck. The president Mrs. George Loasby received a throne seat and forget-me-nots as the day closed with hymns and college songs.
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Big Timber
Woman's Club
Board of Trustees
George Loasby
Boulder River
L. R. Peck
Big Timber Woman's Club
Bee Line Road meeting dates set for Livingston
The Yellow Stone Glacier Bee Line Park to Park Highway association fixed August 14 and 15 for its annual meeting in Livingston. Wade H. George of Great Falls serves as president and R S Skinner as secretary as preliminary arrangements proceed.
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Livingston
Chamber of Commerce
Wade H. George
R.S. Skinner
Great Falls
Association
Boche Will Ask for Plebiscite on Lands
Continued from Page 1 the article notes Boche will seek a plebiscite on lands and questions the allied reply to the German note on economic terms. It also objects to the coal loss imposed by the treaty, arguing a misunderstanding of Germany’s agricultural needs.
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Boche
Germany
Details of Rocque reply to Spa peace talks
Paris May 27 A Berlin dispatch outlines German counter proposals to the Spa conference peace treaty. Germany offers to abandon Sarre territorial claims for economic control, transfer its fleet to an international trust, pledge shipbuilding, seek credits, and internationalize cable lines while preserving some German participation. It notes eastern territories risk uprisings if annexed to Poland.
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Roche
Paris
Berlin
Spa
Sarre
Germany
France
League of Nations
Europe
Upper Silesia
West Prussia
Danzig
Poland
Plant quarantine talks at Riverside conference in May
Riverside California May 27. R A Cooley of Bozeman Montana spoke on alfalfa weevil at the interstate plant quarantine conference during horticultural week. M L Dean of Olympia Washington and Charles A Park of Salem Oregon spoke on an interstate quarantine on potatoes.
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Riverside
Cal
R. A. Cooley
Bozeman
Mont
M. L. Dean
Olympia
Wash
Charles A. Park
Salem
Ore
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United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
BIG Red
Big Forge
Lewistown News
the Home Baking Company
Olympia Avenue
Butte, Montana
Pershing
BIG Hole News
E. Park
Carnation
Millono
BIG Timber Woman
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