University of Montana a busy week with events and sports
Missoula May 28. Christian Endeavor delegates visited the university for convocation where Dr Craig praised student efforts and Rev MacCarthy urged life aims. The campus hosted a photo, glee club merger plan, missionary meeting, and literary society programs amid tennis, baseball, track practice, and upcoming Memorial Day events.
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Missoula
Christian Endeavor Society
Mr. Barnes
Congregational Church
Craig
University
The
Agricultural College
J P. MacCarthy
Helena
Boy severely wounded by axe in hand
The 15 year old son of Isaac Eddy of Lothrop suffered a serious cut to the right hand when an axe slipped from his younger brother during play. Surgeons at the Northern Pacific hospital repaired tendons and muscles. he remains in Missoula for several days of healing.
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Missoula
Isaac Eddy
Lothrop
Northern Pacific Hospital
Missoula Probate Seeks Income Use for Forbis Heirs and Ratcliff Estate
Leonora B. Forbis seeks unrestricted income from the Forbis flats for herself and three children in probate court. Mary J. Ratcliffe asks John G. Showell be appointed administrator of the late Edward M. Ratcliffe estate. Ratcliffe reportedly owned 160 acres with family residence, a town lot in Anaconda, 40 Deer Lodge town lots, Dillon lots, and three Missoula houses.
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Missoula
Leonora B. Forb
Forbis
Mary J. Rateliff
John G. Showell
Edward M. Ratcliff
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Missoula Police Court Sentences Several Men
In Missoula on May 28 Frank Wilson received 30 days for resorting Paul Anspacker 60 days for loitering and William Carter 60 days for vagrancy A. J Wahellihan paid a $5 fine and costs for a fine tag Hartwell Pierce, son of the Gem theater proprietor, was jailed after slipping past an officer and has not been arraigned yet A complaint was filed against Hartwell Pierce Tick bites remark and Standard office ad complete the item.
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Missoula
Frank Wilson
Paul Anspacker
William Carter
A. J. Wahellihan
Hayes
Hartwell Pierce
W. H. Davenport
Hartwell
Gem Variety Theater
Sheriff on lookout for Wallace F. Martin with jewelry
Missoula received a telegraph from Wallace Idaho directing deputies to search for Wallace F. Martin who reportedly has jewelry. Coeur d Alene train was searched on arrival but no trace of Martin was found.
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Missoula
Wallace
Idaho
Wallace F. Martin
Coeur d'Alene
Martin
Hatheway Couple Return From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs T i Hatheway returned home from their wedding trip last evening. Mr Hatheway belongs to the Hatheway and Buford grocery firm and local friends first learned of the marriage from a Livingston dispatch in the Standard.
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Missoula
T i. Hatheway
Hatheway
Memorial Day Monument Unveiled in Missoula Cemetery
On Memorial Day the Woodmen of the World will unveil a monument at Missoula cemetery dedicated to the late Charles F. Bishop. The ceremony will follow the exercises of the Grand Army.
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Missoula
Woodmen of the World
Missoula Cemetery
Charles F. Bishop
Grand Army
Missoula Notes and Local Happenings
Sid Ward from Hamilton arrives in Missoula. Mrs Anna M Kennedy visits Chicago. J Fairchild of Tacoma tax agent with Northern Pacific is in town. Will Cave travels to Coeur d Alenes for the assessor's office. George F Brooks sells lots 23 24 block 28 Montana addition to T A Price for 800 dollars. Jesse Sherman and Phoebe May Smith wed yesterday afternoon by Justice Phillips. Antoine the Indian who pursued tribesmen west of town is fined one dollar by Justice Phillips and denies the accusations.
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Sid Ward
Hamilton
Anna M. Kennedy
Chicago
J. ©. Fairchild
Tacoma
Northern Pacific
City
Will Cave
The
Coeur d’Alenes
George F. Brooks
T. A. Price
Montana
Jesse Sherman
Phoebe May Smith
Missoula
Justice Phillips
Antoine
Notice to Contractors for Garden City Bottling Building
Bids for heating and plumbing of the Garden City Bottling and Liquor Co. building on Cedar street Missoula Montana will be received by architect A J Gibbon until 6 o'clock p m Saturday May 30 1903. Right reserved to reject any or all bids.
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A. J. Gibson
Garden City Bottling and Liquor Company
Cedar Street
Missoula
Mont
A. J. Gibbon
Dillon, Mont
City of
Dillon
Doremus & Kelsey
Civil Engineers
Salt Lake City
Utah
Golden Rue Mail Orders for Calling Cards in Missoula
Missoula listing offers one hundred calling cards and plate for $1.50. Standard office services advertised for mail orders through the Golden Rue in Missoula.
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Missoula
Golden Rue
Standard Office
Standard Publishing Company
Five Gallons Missing Detains Western Montana Millionaire
Charles Allard a leading western Montana businessman was detained at the Missoula rail headquarters after a telegram from J S Hindman claimed he knew of a recent theft of five gallons of whiskey from the Selish depot. Allard denies involvement and says he was not near Selish. County authorities have not issued a warrant, and he will remain overnight to determine his whereabouts.
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Missoula
Charles Allard
Montana
Allard
Flathead
Sheriff's Office
J. S. Hindman
Northern Pacific Railroad
Selish
Hindman
Hall
That Wedding Invitation Style Now Featured at Standard
A new line of wedding invitation samples has arrived. Call the Standard office to choose stylish options at reasonable prices. The collection aims to suit the most fastidious tastes.
Happenings at Hamilton May 2 1920
Local brief from Hamilton Montana notes Attorney H L Myers returns from Spokane and Lewiston. Fred and Mrs Grill back from San Diego. J M Higgins attends American Labor Union convention in Denver. ex Sheriff Irving joins city police. Miss Mabel Jones weds Oscar Smith of Stevensville. couple to live in Stevensville. Reduction in church plans as Methodist group prepares Peace Congress reproduction. W M Loring of Philipsburg visiting. Garver now in Manila. Miss Nora Smithey and Miss Flora Mason go to Missouri for summer.
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Standard
Hamilton
H. L. Myers
Spokane
Wash
Lewiston
Idaho
Fred Grill
San Diego
Cal
J. M. Higgins
American Labor Union
Denver
Colo
T. A. Irvine
J. G. McKay
Missoula
Clearwater
W. M. Loring
Philipsburg
Misa Mabel Jones
Oscar Smith
Stevensville
Justice CC
C. Coulter
Methodist Church
Peace Congress
W. W. Garver
Bitter Root Development Company
Butte
Montana Volunteers
Manila
Montana
Philippines
Islands
Missoula Athletic Association
Bitter Root Valley
Victor
Hamiton
Heavy losses in livestock across Howell and Ada regions
Special dispatch reports severe stock losses from a May storm. Joe Conway of Sprinkle Bros. Ranch says 24 lambs survived from a 5 000 ewe band, Merritt Planagan of Ada loses a head of cattle, and J D Thompson near Havre loses over seven cows and many lambs. Total losses likely reach 0 to 5 000 with negligence blamed for elderly sheep starvation after a three day corral stay.
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Standard
Havre
Joe Conway
Sprinkle Bros
Con Way
Merritt Planagan
Ada
J. D. Thompson
Cutting New Channel in River at Havre
The Havre river is cutting a new channel above the iron bridge as the south bank erodes about 200 feet upstream. If the current deepens into the Bull Hook channel the water may press between the railroad and the existing channel, posing growing danger after several years of wear.
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Havre
Mayre
Bull Hook
Havre movement to stop liquor sales to Indians
A Havre effort aims to prevent liquor sales to Indians who frequent the town. Rev. Messia Poole Stringfellow and Par king are organizing to enforce laws. It is claimed federal and state statutes forbid such sales to Crees, and saloon men support the move.
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Havre
Messia. Poole
Stringfellow
Dogs Keep Sheep Herder Warm as Storm Claims Life
Warren Annesly, 55, a sheepherder for Joseph Hale, died after being exhausted in a Montana coulee near Lark Hill while guiding a lost band. His two dogs sheltered him during the blizzard but could not prevent the tragedy. Annesly, well known in Northern Montana, had no local relatives and was buried at Saco. This marks a second local storm fatality near Saco.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Warren Annesly
Joseph Hale
Larkhill
Saco
Annesly
Montana
Railway Spotter Has Very Close Call at Convention
E I L Welant acting as delegate to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen convention was expelled after confessing he worked for Thiel's detective agency in Chicago. He was accused of spying and escorted out by police as notes were seized. Welant, once a Rio Grande brakeman, held a B R T lodge position in Chicago.
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Denver
E. l L. Weiant
Brotherhood of Railway
Thiel
Chicago
Coliseum
Wesant
Morrissey
Welant
Rio Grande Railroad
B. R. T. Lodge
Thiels Agency
Bitter Root district reports five spotted fever cases
Representative Aaron Conner says the Bitter Root area has only five spotted fever cases this year and four deaths. He notes the infected district is limited to the west side of the Bitter Root River from Lolo to above Victor, about 20 miles, with most cases between Victor and Florence.
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The
Standard
Helena
Aaron Conner
Ravalli County
Roosevelt
Conner
Lolo
Victor
Florence
Indians At The Big Fair Exposition Plans Revealed
Keok Falls May 28. Superintendent Campbell of Fort Shaw Indian school reads a letter from S M Metowan Chilocco agricultural school appointing him charge d affaires of the Indian exhibit at St Louis. The plan calls for a model school of at least ten pupils and an Indian school band of forty. It aims to recruit full-bloods from multiple schools and train them at Chilocco before the exposition.
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Keat Falls
FL. Campbell O
Fort Shaw
St. Louie Exposition
Campbell
S. M. Met‘owan
Chilocco Agricultural School
Chilocco
Okla
St. Louis
Louisiana Purchase Territory
Haskell
Chilorco
Venezuelan ports ordered closed in presidential decree
Caracas reports a decree temporarily suppresses customs at Lat Vela Quants Puerto Sucre Guaira Cano Colorado and Ciu did Bolivar and allows European steamers 30 days sailing vessels 60 days to reach ports. US ships get 15 days and sailing vessels 30 days from June 1. Juan Griego customs moved to Port Lam ar.
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Caracas
Offcial
Lat Vela
Quants
Puerto Sucre
Guaira
Cano
Colorado
Ciudid Bolivar
Europe
United States
Juan Griego
Margarita Island
Port Lamar
Helena High School Holds Annual Commencement Events
Helena prepares for its nineteenth annual Helena high school commencement and sixth annual training school exercises. May 1 features a baccalaureate sermon at First Baptist Church by Rev J F McNames. June 2 class-day in the auditorium. June 4 high school commencement in the auditorium. Graduates include Esther Abrahamson Arthur Adams Ida Auerbach Louise Auerbach Clara Bower Ruth Bradley Luella Barnes Lela Bryant Willian Barta George Cottingham Jr. Margaret Durnen Minnie Freeser Lucy Fluhr Charles Greenfield Jr. Evelyn Gardner Frederick Hillis Eugene Matchett Oliver Morris Anna Major Maud McWethy Natie Pickett Ellen Perin William Strong Ruth Smith Edith Stephens Leo Titus Arthur Ward Irene Wells.
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Helena
Helena High School
First Baptist Church
J. F. McNames
Wisener
Esther Abrahamson
Arthur Ernest Adams
Ida Auerbach
Louise Auerbach
Clara Ellen Bower
Ruth Estelle Bradley
Luella Mary Barnes
Lela Leola Bryant
Willian Francis Barta
George Coltingham, Jr
Margaret M. Durnen
Minnie May Freeser
Lucy Alice Fluhr
Charles Diggs Greenfield, Jr
Evelyn Dunn Gardner
Frederick W. Hillis
Eugene Matchett
Oliver Scott Morris
Anna Major
Maud Claire McWethy
Natie Theo Pickett
Ellen Esther Perin
William R. Strong
Ruth Lenore Smith
Edith May Stephens
Leo Grant Titus
Arthur Thomas Ward
Irene Wells
Fort Shaw girls to tour Montana for exhibition games
Fort Shaw Indian school basketball girls will end their season with an exhibition in Poplar and additional games in major Montana towns along the Montana Central and Great Northern lines. Superintendent Campbell aims to cover trip expenses and provide the students with a memorable experience on the Fort Belknap reservation and beyond.
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Great Falls
Montana
Fort Shaw
Fort Belknap
Poplar
Campbell
Montana Central
Great Northern
RAISES ROUGH HOUSE WHEN REFUSED DRINKS
Great Falls May 28 Robert Sherman 18 was arrested by Officer Bjornstad for causing a disturbance in Luther's saloon after the bartender refused to sell drinks to several newsboys He pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was sentenced to three days in jail for nonpayment of a 35 fine and costs His home is listed as Chouteau and he said he drove an express wagon.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Robert Sherman
Bjornstad
Luther
Chouteau
Trinity Episcopal Sunday School Reorganized in Great Falls
The Trinity Episcopal church reorganizes its Sunday school with Miss Cone Armstrong appointed superintendent. Rector Rev. K. Dodson, previously in charge, resigns part of the duties due to health, dividing labor responsibilities.
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Standard
Great Falls
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cone ‘Armstrong
K. Dodson
Labor unrest erupts in Voronesch Russia report
Berlin reports the Voronesch government faces serious labor troubles with about 10,000 strikers gathering to threaten violence. The governor appeals for a large military force to disperse them as revolutionary hand bills circulate among workers.
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Berlin
The
Tagebbatt
Voronesch
Russia
McGovern Attell Rematch Set for Fort Erie June 15
Buffalo reports Terry McGovern and Abe Attell will stage a 20 round rematch at Fort Erie on June 15. The fight headline promises a decisive showdown between the two featherweight rivals with city excitement building.
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Buffalo
Terry McGovern
Abe Attell
Fort Erie
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