Former Students Guests Of College At Deer Lodge Banquet
A banquet at the College of Montana in Deer Lodge honored former students with attendees from Anaconda Philipsburg Bozeman and nearby towns. Prof Clinton Moore and others lauded the college history from its early beginnings to its promising future noting E J Ervine's pivotal role and predicting the institution becomes a leading Montana college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frofesor Cobley
Bozeman
Ert
Toaatmaster
Charles Tt
Leonard
Butte
Stusters
State University
Aline
Kenneth Fancher
Lester Kelley
William “Albright
Philipsburg
Evans
Anaconda
David Walker
E. J. Ervine
Deer Lodge
Publc
Ines
Ate
Montana
Philipsburg News Highlights Local Deaths and Events
The 6 month old son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Phillips of Granite died from whooping cough and bronchitis. County surplus Patten and aides survey the Granite Hos boundary in a Deer Lodge tie up. Mrs Martin Wallin of Tower dies at home aged 39. Finn ancestry. husband and children survive. An 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs George Harris injured by a fall on an iron bed, requiring medical care. Granite County Al align society holds meeting. plans receptions and elections. Ladies of the Coterie club host husbands for dinner. attendees listed. Alumni heading to Deer Lodge for Montana college reunion and banquet. Domestic arts display at Granite high school praised. senior class standout work noted.
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Philipsburg
Samuel Philllips
Granite
Patten
Deer Lodg
Hos
Martin Wallin
Tower
Wallin
Finland
George Harris
Granite County Aliant Society
Piremen's
Coterie Club
Auton McDonald
Progressive Ave
Smhesnie
Garrison Delgation Attends Stoppe Funeral in Deer Lodge
A large group from Garrison and surrounding ranchers traveled to Deer Lodge on Wednesday for the funeral of M P Stoppe. Victor Lanstky administrator of Stoppe's estate and local bankers and merchants spent Thursday in Garrison handling estate affairs. Ernest De Alton visited from Deer Lodge, buying beef cattle for his butcher shop. Mrs W E Buckman and daughter went to Missoula for a short visit. Frank Conely from Deer Lodge motored to Garrison to meet Helena friends, returning home in the afternoon.
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Garrison
Deer Lodge
M.P. Stoppe
Victor Lanstky
Arthur J. Lochrie Tashler
Deer Lodge National Bank
J. E. O'Neil
James Barden
County Rent
Stoppel
Ernest de Alton
Vieln
W. E. Buckman
Missoula
Templeton Named Computer for Interstate Commerce Panel
Washington May 28. C A Temple of Valley Montana has been appointed computer in valuation of the Interstate Commerce Commission at 1320 dollars.
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Standard
Washington
C. A. Temple
of Valley, Mont
Inter- Mate Commerce Commission
Chouteau County seniors hold high school graduation
Fort Benton on May 22 saw four students graduate from Chouteau County High School as Dr. Craig of the State University delivered the commencement address titled Things Worth While. Speakers included Myrtle Morger on One Year in Review, Wilson on The and the subjects of their orat, Harold Warr on Progress, Clinton Stranahan on Farm Management, and Minnie Ludtke on The Wanderer.
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Fort Benton
Chouteau County
Craighead
The
State University
Wilson
Harold Warr
Cess
Clinton Stranahan
Minnie "Ludtke
Wanderienter
Missoula Graduates 36 In County High School Commencement
Commencement exercises for the class of 36 at Missoula county high school were held in the school assembly hall with a 10 piece orchestra. Dr. W W Kemp delivered the address. diplomas were presented by G F Peterson. Medal awards highlighted by James Friauf with an average above 97 percent over four years and Lydia Morris for second place.
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Missoula
Missoula County High School
W. W. Kemp
G. F. Peterson
Clarence Johnson
Merle Custer Galelagher
Villa Marshall Cool
Clare Kirshman Streit
James Tyron
Beulah Belle Walternate
Granger
Lydia Morris
Bernice Elzabeth
Hauer
Esther T. A. Jacobson
Chester H. McSpadden
Mary Hazel Davis
Annabelle Rehder
Edna Virginia Woods
Letitia
Elizabeth Macrer
Helen Bergmann
Charles R. Poster
Edwin A. Fox
John Franklin Patterson
Paul R.simpson
Roy Rutterin
Thomas Reynolds Denny
Katherine Annette Sloane
Conrad Odin” Orr
Forrest Dunlop
Doris Prescott
Mary. Della Wright
Josie Jones
Margaret Ann Martin
Myrtle Ward
Velma Murphy
Walter Kemp
J. Asher King
Peterson
James Friaus
James Friauf
Nelson Granger
Ernest Anderson
Ralph Graves
Larson
George Smith
Narl Chattin
Dixon
David Roberts
Clarence Strei
Ruth Cavin
Kohn & Flaherty
Upper Lass
Frank Phillips
Estelle Hanson
Hare & Rider
Evan Keely
Harold Cavin
Gallatin County High Commencement Day Program
The ceremony opened with an invocation by Rev. Elgar A. Valiant of First Presbyterian Church and a benediction. Miss Maxwell's chorus entertained as Miss Gladys Leckliter delivered the class history and Miss Mae Erwin read the class poem. Principal J. Parkin presented diplomas while Lee Park and Llewellyn Lice led as class officers with honors in scholarship among the graduates.
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Elgar A. Valiant
First Presbyterian Church
Maxwell
Kiris
Aliss Media Hall
Gladys Leckliter
Llewellyn Lice
Mae Erwin
Ee Park
Biefella Brady
Phoebe King
Blanche Border
Davin Gray
J. Parkin
Lee Park
Biffley Clark
Reston
Pianarin Ieee
Solemn search for Dean Williams' body continues
About 20 Bozeman men, joined by Chester Williams of Bridger canyon, scoured Baker creek between Manhattan and Bozeman seeking the body of 10 year old Dean Williams who drowned when the Williams car plunged into the stream near the Baker creek bridge. Notables involved include former Mayor Nelson Story Jr sheriff Evans Clyde Williams of Butte and W F Williams grandfather traveling from San Francisco to assist.
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Bozeman
Chester ‘Williams
Bridger Canyon
Dean
Baker Creek
Manhattan
Williams
Nelson Story Jr
Sheriff Evans
Clyde Willams
Butte
Chester
W. F. Williams
San Francisco
Cal
Welcome to head state tax commission and other Helena items
Helena reports that June 1 marks Harry B. Welcome of Butte taking the role of secretary of the state tax commission, earning $100 monthly, with Gov Stewart and Attorney General Kelly visiting Warm Springs asylum to note new buildings easing congestion. Judge J B Poindexter seeks Democratic renomination to associate justice of Montana Supreme Court. governors conference postponed after general election.
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Helena
Harry B. Welcome
Butte
State Tax Commission
Gom. Houtz
Rnor Stewart
Attor
Kelly
Warm Springs
Deer Lodge
Phare
Secretary of State
J.B. Poindexter
Dillon
The
Supreme Court
Poindexter
Madison
Wis
Stewart
Funeral services for Leonard Earl Clark likely Saturday
Belgrade May 22 funeral services for Leonard Earl Clark are expected in Belgrade with the body to be taken to the home of his parents Mrs C B Clark of Pomona Floyd. A 1 year old son of Mr and Mrs Douglass Clark west of town had tonsils and adenoids removed in a recent operation. Archie Te Selle of West Gallatin was injured Wednesday when an axe flew from a handle cutting the cheek and nose area. Frank C Tillson has resumed his former position in Dr C E Mecoys office. Relatives report Harold Hough of Dawson County seriously injured after falling from a horse and being unable to move for several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Puneral
Leonard Earl Clark
C. B. Clark
Pomona
Floyd
Douglass Clark
Archie ‘Te Selle
West Gallatin
Frank C. Tillson
C. E. Mecoy
5. G. Hough
Dawson County
Harold
Lewistown Driving Club Races and Local Divorces
The Lewistown Driving Club plans four races at the fair grounds next Monday afternoon, mostly harness events. Judge Ayers grants a divorce to Marie Dvorak from John Dvorak on desertion. C A Beebe sues for divorce from Margaret Beebe, married in Seattle in 1908, also on desertion.
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Lewistown
May
Oace
Fair Grounds
Ayers
Marie Dvorak
John Dvorak
C. A. Beebe
Margaret Beebe
Seattle
Good Roads Congress to Be Biggest of All
Great Falls Montana prepares for the fifth annual Good Roads congress August 10 to 12 with a vast exhibit of road-building machinery and concrete processes. Delegates will tour sites, observe Missouri cascades, Giant springs, and a major electric power project, while enjoying dinners and evening entertainments. About 20 000 visitors expected as Montana marks early progress in road and state development.
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Great Fails
Montana
Lery
Great” Falls
Missouri
Manana Power Company
Great’ Falls
Falls
James J
Great Falls
Wholesalers of Liquor Must Comply With Law
Helena May 29 The supreme court ruled wholesale liquor dealers must follow section 3 of chapter 2 laws. The case of L R Barnett Dawson County treasurer versus James Frost involved a license for wholesale liquor in a place with fewer than 300 inhabitants. The lower court was reversed Justice W L Holloway wrote the opinion noting retail license rules apply only to non city locations and that since 1901 house ii 88 created one license class.
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W. L. Holloway
Lquor
Treasrer
Jardine Gos Mines to Reopen After Sheriff Sale
W R Hutchings of Chicago bought the Jardine Gos mines for 65 000 at sheriff sale and plans large scale work once title is clear. Amelia Denoweth resigns as Livingston music teacher to join Champaign city schools. Livingston Chautauqua dates changed to May 18 to 22, starting Saturday.
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Livingston
Jardine Gos
W. R. Hutchings
Chicago
Amelia Denoweth
Champaign
High Wool Price Achieved at Lewistown Sale
Joe Strong of Sisomann litos Boston purchased the John D. Waite clip at 2 cents, the season’s top price for wool in Lewistown. Strong offered to contract for the Fergus cup at 18 cents, indicating strong demand and local sales interest today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Joe Strong
Sisomann
Litos
Boston
John. D. Waite
No Mineral Primary in Proposed County of Mineral
Missoula May 29 There will be no primary election in the proposed Mineral county which would cover the west end of Missoula county County Attorney Meyfron issued an opinion noting no valid petitions for nomination have been filed and no election officials will be needed for the anticipated county vote.
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Missoula
Mineral
Missoula County
Meyfron
Trains Discontinued on Northern Pacific Line
Missoula May 2 Superintendent F T Birdsall announced the elimination of Northern Pacific trains 6 and 7 from the new time card, effective June 7. Local service will be handled by trains 41 and 4, with a connecting stub between Helena and Garrison. No other major changes were noted.
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Missoula
F. T. Birdsall
Livingston
Windy City
Helena
Garrison
Tirdeau
Election of Officers Honors Young Craighhead at Montana
Edwin Craigheas son of the university president was elected head of the Montana student body for 1914 15. He defeated Harry Ade by a large vote as finals for all officer posts were held. Other offices filled include Diana Aline and Bernice Selfridget tied for secretary, Gussie Gilliland and Stevenson for secretary, Tom Husha for manager Kalmin, Aubrey Cher for Kalmin manager, PN Stone for Kalmin editor, and Payne Templeton M Ru Owsley Lucius Forbes Nicholas Taylor William Atterson to the executive committee of the A S U M governing student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Aline
Bernice
Gussie Gilliland
Ly Stevenson
A. SU. M
Tom Husha
Kalmin
Aubrey Cher
PN. Stone
Central Group Bankers Meeting at Great Falls
Great Falls hosted the fourth annual Central Group meeting of the Montana Bankers Association with about 50 bankers from Cascade Fergus Meagher Broadwater Musselshell and Lewis and Clark counties attending. Sessions at the Elks' building featured addresses on the Model Bank System Service and Success and the Federal Reserve Act, with a draft state banking law presented by Helena. Officers elected included R O Kaufman president Harry Lambert vice president and W M Buckles re-elected as secretary-treasurer. The evening program at Hotel Rainbow included seating and remarks, with plans for a Rainbow and Pig Falls auto trip for the visitors scheduled for tomorrow.
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Great Falls
Cascade
Fergus
Meagher
Broadwater
Musselshell
Lewis and Clark
Montana Bankers’ Association
Elks
R. P. Reckards
N. T. Lease
Stockton Veasey
Ro. Kaufman
Helena
H. 8. McGraw
State Bank Examiner
T. C. Hammond
A. C. Johnson
E. C. Day
Legislative Committee
R. O. Kaufman
Harry Lambert
Roundup
Presdent
W. M. Buckles
Rainbow
RP. Reckards
Bridge contract let for Silver Bow Beaverhead project
Dilion May 2 The C B Peppard company of Missoula won the bid for the El Hole river bridge at Divide to be jointly owned by Silver Bow and Beaverhead counties The accepted bid of 8008 covered a steel structure from 21 bids The work will start after the high water period ends, soon
Runaway Horse Injures Dillon Party Returning From Meeting
Mrs Elza Innes and Mrs Elza Smith with Florence Smith escaped serious harm when a horse she was driving at the Ewing ranch ran into a wire fence. The dash board threw them clear and caused cuts and bruises. The little Florence was unconscious and taken to the ranch where Dr Poindexter treated her badly cut leg. she will be confined to bed for days.
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Smith
Ewing Ranch
F. M. Poindexter
White Sulphur Springs News Briefs Report Wide Topics
White Sulphur Springs May 29 R R Dudley taken to Warm Springs by local authorities from Musselshell district after a Tuesday hearing. Lambing season praised by sheepmen as among best in valley history with expectations of good wool prices. some clips sold at 18 cents. Fire department to be strengthened due to incendiary incidents. School to close June 5, with term next year in a new $14 000 high school building and upgraded grades in the old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Dudley
Warm Springs
Musselshell
Champion Spelling Contest Winner Named in Lima
Dillon residents learned the county spelling contest results with Harry Jaques of Lima taking first in eighth grade. Peter Lasich from Drummey school placed second, Mary Butala of Lovell school third, and Verna Clark of Alstead fourth.
Largest Sweet Pea Bed Planted by Northern Pacific
May 2 report notes the Northern Pacific Railway Company has planted what is believed to be the state’s largest single bed of sweet peas. The project aims to showcase robust blooms and attract attention to the railway’s agricultural outreach.
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Ngs
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Parke area beds bloom as city park progresses
A long bed west of Union Station hosts blooming flowers, turning an unsightly cinder heap into a pleasant park area. The piece reflects on pet economies and balloon observations, contrasting city improvements with everyday frugality and scientific strivings in St Johns and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
Union ‘Station
Funeral in Cairns at Cary Union Hall Tomorrow
The funeral of the Inte Sam wel Cairns will be held at the Cary Union Hall tomorrow after interment in Mount Moral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary ‘Nion
Mount Moral
Basham Harry Towh Basham 1 year dies. funeral Sunday
Basham Harry Towh Basham aged 1 years died yesterday morning at the family residence W Pearl Street Walkerville. The body was removed to Richards parlors where the funeral will take place tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev George D B Waite will conduct the service with interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Mire
Herbert Onlin
West Eager Eed
A. Hextead
Mount Moria
Cen Basham
Harry Towh
Basham
Pearl Street
Walkerville
Ollock
George DB. Waite
Mountain “View
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross
Alnett
Grelock
Davids
We Heart Church
James MeInnery
Walsh's
Elsworth Mra. W
Funeral for Richard Deegan Set for Monday Morning
The funeral for the late Richard Deegan will be held Monday morning. The service proceeds to St Rateick's Church for high mass at 10:30.
Coastwise and Transatlantic Steamship Peril Near Newfoundland
A coastal steamer Fogota ran ashore at Muskerave harbor Notre Dame bay and was abandoned after passengers fled in lifeboats. Fifty-five people escaped the leaking vessel and landed safely on shore though the ship’s recovery chances are doubtful. Paris issues a map detailing tango dance areas within city limits.
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Newfoundland
Fogota
Muskerave Harbor
Notre Dame Bay
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Banqnet
Philipsburg News
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Templeton
Gallatin County High
Dean Williams
Belgrade News
Lewistown News
Congress
Cfty
Livingston News
Young Craighead
Central Group Bankers’ Meeting
Beaverhead
Spri Ler
Floral Park
Englewood
Bolever & Brown
West Park Street
New Thomas Block
Ind
Indianapolis
St. Johns
New Brunswick
Sherman & Reed
Undertakers
Joseph Richards
M. J. Walsh Panera
Larry Duggan
Rett
Paris
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