Mian Born in a Wagon Head at Soldiers' Rome
Montana obituaries note Henr A Miller of Flathead county died in Columbia Falls after a Civil War service with the Twelfth Infantry. Born in an immigrant wagon in 1848 en route to Beaver Dam Wisconsin, he later moved to Town and then Columbia Falls, survived by four daughters. Funeral held Friday at Soldiers' Home cemetery. The piece also reports Brands S Moses, a Civil War veteran of Kalispell, died at 76 at his home, survived by wife Avice and four children, with services planned Sunday at Soldiers' Home cemetery in Ambuta Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabispell
Henr A.miller
Flathead County
Colummbia Falls
Thineis
Beaver Dam
Wis
Twelfth Sons
RTS
Familne
Columbia Falls
Ger Foer
Markieyer
Portland
J. O. Parker l
Bereks
Mra Mimnie Setrare
A. M. Reid
Beth
Marment
Brands S. Moses
New York
Kalispell
Avice Moses
Kalispell Clubs Celebrate Odd Fellows and Masons Events
Kalispell clubs held a joint Odd Fellows and Rebekah gathering won by Big Fork, while Masons and Past Grand Star members marked the fifteenth anniversary of the Masonic temple dedication. Mrs Florence M Eston was named special representative for Porto Rico by Montana’s Grand Chapter. Daniel Hasson received a suspended six month sentence with child support condition. Dr W Pomeroy recovers from illness. Mrs Pomeroy returns from Chicago. Dean King names J E Frickson assistant prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaeispel
Kalispell
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Tadies
Big Fork Edeo
Pastlern Star
Masonic Temple
Florence M. Eston
Startehapter
Grand Chapter
Island
Montana
Daniel Hasson
Justice Weberg
W. Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Whitehall News Notes Compiled From Local Items
Nov 28 in Whitehall reports Joseph Dietrich travels to Deer Lodge to visit friends. W W Robert, bank cashier, and family move into R V Wright residence. Cecile and Demerres Hart of Cardwell hosted at A R McDonald home. Ted Hackley now in Botté working at American theater. J A Jergenson sells Industrial Site via Amalgamated Sugar deed. Mountjoys welcome a son born Nov 19. Justus entertained friends for Mrs J Brady of Twin Falls. St Theresa’s Aid Society hosted by Mrs Jelenik. Miss Loretto McDonald, teacher at Lincoln School in Butte, vacationing with her sister Joye. Sheriff Locker and Deputy McCall from Boulder on business. Mrs B A Utterback of McAllister spent holiday with daughter in law Leon Lyon. Rev M M Emelioh returned from Washington DC. Massie Hackley visiting at home in Yate, Ore. Mrs Alexander Alexander and family plan three months in Scotland. Mr and Mrs Jouffe sold household goods at public auction and plan to move to Denver. Miss Edith Stanley visiting Montana State College, spending vacation with mother. Jack Mahoney visiting town before leaving for Minneapolis to work on mining claims. Jens Scovil leads new programization The Blue Birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehalla
Joseph Dietrich
Deer Lodge
W. Robert
Whiteshall Sutate Bank
R. V. Wright
Cecile
Demerres Hart
Cardwell
A. R UcDonald
Ted Hackiey
Botte
American Theater
St. Theresa's Aid Society
Jelenik
Loretto McDonald
Lincoln School
Tin Butte
Joye
A. J. McKay
Sheriff Locker
F. E. McCall
Boulder
B. A. Utterback of
McAllister
Leon Lyone
M. M. Emelioh
Washington
Massie Hackley
Yate
Ore
Alexander Alexander
Wrmndison
Pvigit
Scotland
Jouffe
Denver
Mins
Pdith Stanley
Montana State College
Mra EF. J. Stanley
Jack Mahoney
Mamemeth
Mes
Jens Scovil
BIG Timber
Co. V. Brown
Livingston High School
le Roy Beam
Dillon High
Billings
Linton
Callie Linton
Judson Post
Fred Nichols
Post Ranch
Alice Patterson
Chico Hot Springs
Dorman Kellogg
Robert
Minneapolis
Bird Vestal
Sumatra
Mont
A. J. Turco
Turco
Absarokee
Perry
Herman Utermohle
Lansing
Mich
J. T. Bradshaw
Edith Ford
Bozeman
Edith Brooks
California
Rufus Hainie
J. H. Trower
Woman's Club
Gordon McLean
Post Office
Duck Creek
Springdale
J. McCambridge
Great Fails
Grand Hotel
Great Falls
C. P. Burnett
S T Mark's Church
Legion Promotes Athletic Club Formation in Billings
Special Dispatch from Billings reports the American Legion formed an athletic club after the November 2 election to promote sports across the county. The project has the endorsement of several local organizations and seeks statewide participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Passiece
American Legion
Request Denied by Hedena Elevation Rate Ruling
Hedena Montana on November 7 reports the county cooperative's bid for a higher handling charge on grain stored in its elevator was denied. The decision affects farmers seeking to withdraw agreements and raises questions about future pricing and storage terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedena
Montana
HT County Cooperative
Farrers
Slayer of Major Sharp in trial for murder
Missoula Nov 28 The state opened its case first in the trial of N J Perkins a discharged Indian service employee for the July 24 slaying of Maj Theodore Sharp Indian agent on the Flathead reservation Co D Faunce an eyewitness testified Perkins sitting in his car drew a gun after an altercation and fired the fatal shot Defense reliance on self defense failed with twenty witnesses sworn and the case likely to occupy much of next week in district court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
N. J. Perkins
Indian Service
Rawalt
Maj
Theodore Sharp
Flathead
Co. D. Faunce
Perkins
Sharp
Darby Thanksgiving Visits and Local Socials Reported
Miss Nellie Scho field a Florence teacher vacationed at her father’s in Darby with Hamilton visitors including Mrs. James Skelton and Mrs. S. G. Sargent. A home day social supporting the Odd Fellows home was held at O. F. hall. Numerous residents, from Miss Elizabeth Johnson to Miss Minnie Sestak, traveled for Thanksgiving and visitors came from Hamilton, Grantsdale, and Wisdom. Local parties, a mask ball, and social visits highlight the week. notes on roads over the divide and returning ranger Clyde Shockley mark seasonal travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Nellie Schofield
Florence
James Skelton
S. G. Sargent
Lovell Osborne
Herbert Hayward
Hamilton
Elizabeth Johnson
Butte
Minnie Sestak
O. F. Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Home
Margery Laird
R. J. Henderson
Hamilton Hospital
James D. Vance
Grantsdale
N. E. Wilkerson
George Arnold
George Stuart
Wisdom
Big Hill
R. A. Byrne
Tom Milburn
George Milburn
William Rae
Billings
Roy de Vore
Clyde Shockley
Rees Hole
J. P. Whyte
William Stuart
Milesvilton
William Gehrett
Sis V Perkins
P. K. Hill
George Vogt
Sula
Charlotte
Mich
Frances Pope
Missoula
S. O. Dalva
Bullet Through Body Feared For Blaine County Woman
Great Falls Nov 28 A Blaine County woman Mrs John Livesay 60 of Rattlesnake near the Bear Paw mountains is in critical condition after a rifle discharged accidentally. The bullet entered her chest passed through a lung and exited the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
John Livesay
Rattlesnake
Blaine County
Bear Paw Mountains
Pioneer Editor Goes South to Seek Tuberculosis Relief
Bruce Wells long time editor and owner of the Stevensville Register left for Southern New Mexico seeking relief from incipient tuberculosis. He owned the paper about 16 years before it was absorbed by the Northwest Tribune, previously owned by J. I. Faulds for 30 years. Mrs. Wells remains to finish the school term and will move with their son later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Bruce Wells
Stevensville Register
New Mexico
Wells
Northwest Tribune
J. I. Faulds
Women and children to Missoula for winter plans
Mrs Jessie Leister and her two daughters travel to Missoula where they may live over the winter. She has done dressmaking in Stevensville for two years after coming from a Gallatin valley homestead. TF H Nichols and R F Bell moved her household to Butte to attend Scottish Rite and Shrine meetings. It is expected a class from there will take all degrees including Dr Kohl Benny Lockridge and Henry McVey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Jessie Leister
Missoula
Gallatin Valley
TF. H. Nichols
R. F. Bell
Ashley Dixon
George Boldtga
Butte
D. G. Kohl
Benny Lockridge
Henry McVey
Mrs. Frances Taylor Famed Billings Matron Laid To Rest
Funeral services were held here yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Frances Taylor wife of Dr. G C Taylor who died suddenly Wednesday afternoon from heart disease. A well known figure in Billings society she was 40 and formerly Miss Frances Tschudy, born and educated in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Frances Taylor
G. CC. Taylor
Maud Parham to stand trial again for embezzlement
Miss Maud Parham, former secretary of the Biaangs based & M. O. Parham Sheep company, faces a second trial on December 42 for allegedly embezzling about 26 000 dollars. She had a conviction last summer and won an appeal on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biaangs
Miss Maud
the &. M. & O. B. Parham Sheep Company
Will O
Auto Hits Train at Drummond Crossing
Drummond Nov 28. Mr Jorgerson and John K E Hill escaped serious harm when the auto driven by Hill collided with a Northern Pacific train at the local crossing. The car’s front was wrecked and Jorgerson suffered serious injuries and was rushed to Missoula by the first train. Hill was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Mr. Jorgerson
John KE. Hill
Northern Pacific
Jorgerson
Missoula
Hilt
Thanksgiving visitors and locals gather in Drummond
Miss Edna Wells travels from Deer Lodge to Drummond to spend Thanksgiving with brother E. T. Wells. Missoula guests include Myrtle Norris Velma Murphy Nina Tutwiler Mary Lurch and Ray Cumming. Families from Deer Lodge Philipsburg Superior and Bearmouth join in holiday visits and meals. Mrs Leishman departs on a brief honeymoon trip after marriage to Elizabeth McDoard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bell
Deer Lodge
J. S. Hollywood
Roy Bergman
John S. Petersen
Carl Nelson
New Chicago
Bergman
Mrs. Nelson
Anna Warner
Philipsburg
Druimmond
Bearmonth
Farrel Leishman
Chicago
Leishman
Elizabeth McDoard
Agnes Lane
Superior
Corinne Smith
Smith
Miss Lane
Three Forks Wins Opener In Home Basketball Battle
Three Forks high school opened its basketball season with a 11 to 1 victory over Pony on Friday night. Captain Elbert Brentnall led a fresh lineup including Ross Park Max Mullins Kenneth Haskell Albert Brentnall and Ruben Antonson with Ed Hays Will Veach and James Donahue as substitutes. Referee Ray E Matter supervised a postgame social dance and upcoming games were announced against Belgrade and Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Pony
Albright
Elbert Brentnall
Ross Park
Max Mullins
Kenneth Haskell
Albert Brentnall
Ruben Antonson
Ed Hays
Will Veach
James Donahue
Belgrade
Bozeman
Ray E. Matter
Three Forks Thanksgiving Dinners Theater Dance and Meetings
Thanksgiving day was celebrated in Three Forks with social dinners and family gatherings. A theater feature followed by a social dance in the Auditorium. Trail meet attendee Ray E. Matter and Blodgett were present in Bozeman. Joint Gallatin county affairs meet planned for December 3 with a luncheon by local business men. Jaw Bone lodge No. 814 held its annual officer election. Hi H Jenkins past president, Charles Steele president, A C Lee vice president, J R O Dell secretary, Joe Wright publisher, A J Carlson legislative representative. Funeral services for Joseph Harrock, 59, were held Wednesday in Three Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Homer C. Thompson
Ray E. Matter
Jaw Bone Lodge No
Hi. H. Jenkins
Charles Steele
A. C. Lee
J. R. O'Dell
Joe Wright
A. J. Carlson
Joseph Harrock
Man Leaves Town After Theft of Fellow Worker's Money
Best Nov. 28 report: Robert Stamm alleged a theft by co worker Nels Larson Slamm on Belt-Great Falls road. Slamm and Larson shared a Clark rooming house. Slamm's $57 cash was missing after Larson left town. Description sent to nearby counties. Larson unlocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Local Births and Education Leaders Highlight Billings Meeting
Best notes a birth in Warrick Mont at Graybes hospital to Mr and Mrs Leon McConkey. Among teachers attending the State Teachers association in Billings were Supt John R Culver M C Bowman supervisor of grade Ben Beach and Misses Hare Swank and Jul Patisner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Leon McConkey
Warrick
Mont
Graybes
State Teachers’ Association
Billings
John R. Culver
M. C. Bowman
Ben Beach
Telephone Gord ae Gang Completes Work
Stevensville reports the telephone construction crew finished repairs near town after two months. John J. Daley wrapped up operations and shipments to Helena while teammates dispersed to future jobs in Deer Lodge, Helena, Butte, and Los Angeles. Daley and William Miles depart for Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
John JL Daley
Helena
Daley
Butte
Great Falls
William Miles
Tobey
Deer Lodge
L. G. Bassett
Fred Carroll
Stevensville November travel and local visits
Henry Taylor and family visited Milton Taylor at the reservation on Wednesday. John H. Dressel returned from Wisconsin after burying his mother. Harry Mcleod and Miss Marie Jacks visited brother John Jacks in hospital. Ernie Williamson and sons plan deer hunting in Blackfoot and Swan River valleys. Miss Hollys Buck and Mrs Louise Heilman visited. Miss K B Tandner and nurses from Rochester visit Pat McGraw ranch en route to California. R H Rasmussen went to Missoula for the Thanksgiving dinner reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Henry Taylor
Milton Taylor
John HE. Dressel
Wisconsin
Harry Mcleod
Shepard
Marie Jacks
Leader
Missoula
John Jacks
Ernie Williamson
Blackfoot
Swan River
Miss Hollys Buck
Louise Heilman
K. B. Tandner
Rochester
N. Y
Pat McGraw
Mr. McGraw
Miss Lindner
California
R. H. Rasmussen
Parole Granted for Porter in Montana Case
Helena November 28 Homer S Porter becomes parole eligible after the state board of pardons approves Governor Stewart’s commutation plan. Porter, convicted in 1912 of murder in the police death case in Columbus, faced 39 years in prison. The governor urged a sentence of 2 to 30 years, and with time served and good behavior Porter is now eligible for parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Homer S. Porter
State Board of Pardons
Stewart
Porter
Columbus
Elinor C Walsh memorial building to finish at sanitarium
Helena Nov 28 Within weeks the Elinor C Walsh memorial building and the soldiers and sailors building will be completed at the state tuberculosis sanitarium at Galen Dr W F Cogswell secretary of the state board of health said today the hospital then can accommodate 150 patients an increase of 64 patients
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Elinor C. Walsh
Soldiers and Sailors
Galen
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Soldiers' Bonus Bill for Montana Veterans
Spokane November 28 A state soldiers' bonus bill to give added compensation to Montana World War veterans will be introduced in the next session of the Montana legislature. Henry Wise, Washington state adjutant of the American Legion, reported from Ben W Barnett, Montana adjutant, who asked for a copy of the bonus measure passed at Montana's general election. The Montana law would be similar in effect to that measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Montana
Henry Wise
Washington
The
American Legion
Ben W. Barmett
the Legion
Barnett
Sheridan News Notes Clash Ends In Sheridan Victory
Navy town brief reports a basketball game between Twin Bridges and Sheridan ending 24 to 22 in favor of Sheridan. It mentions Thanksgiving visits, school programs, and local residents including William Rhodes, Miss Schmittroth, Miss Gersch, Mrs. Winslow, Lora Edwards, and Ormand of Twin Bridges.
Lewistown notes report bonds posted in murder case
Lewistown November notes report Jack Ryan has posted bonds in the Sig Olson killing case and a trial is set for next month. A Winnett message confirms civil engineer Tex Stockton died from a fall in his barn while working on the Grass Range line. Oil growth spurs Mosby field expansion as Wik Basin plans three new wells. John Lago, a Mexican cattle thief suspect, is brought in by stock inspector Leslie McCann for charges to be filed. Farming continues across Judith Basin amid ideal weather and air conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Jack Ryan
Sig Olson
Winnett
Tex” Stockton
Milwaukee
Mosby
Wik Basin
Econcern
John Iago
Fergus
Leslie McCann
Lago
Judith Basin
Great Falls Likely 1321 Montana Teachers Meeting Site
Great Falls probably will be the Montana State Teachers association convention site for 1321. The executive committee has the selection, with members favoring Great Falls. A plan discussed would raise association membership from 38,000 to 6,000 to include every teacher in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Great Falls
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Social whirl in Deer Lodge features club party and Thanksgiving gatherings
In Deer Lodge on November 23 social life centers on a Woman's club dancing party for about twenty five young married couples. Thanksgiving dinners and card parties dot the week with multiple households hosting guests from Helena and Three Forks. Delphina society held a Roman playwright study, and the legion band hosted a Milwaukee hall dance to raise funds for new instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
C. L. Benton
Bridge
Robworth
W. EB. Douglass
A. Kading
Three Forks
Arthur Buchen
Robert Daniells
B. G. Toomey
Felixs
Lloyd Marsh
Spokane
W. J. Marsh
Russell
Joe Marsh
Elise Pauley
Helena
Joseph Coy
Missouri Avenue
Fred Grabenstein
Parnell Maxwell
Harvey Wifer
Warren Evans
Nimrod
R. W. Ross
W. C. Spottswood
A. A. Smith
Georgia Kelley
Dorothy
Donald Spottswood
Charles Daniells
Percy Daniella
Helen Daniells
New York City
Delphina Society
Powell County High School
Eugene Schecter
R. D. Larabie
C. BK. Larabie
Co. EB. Larabie
Legion Band
Milwaukee Hall
Messenger 15 Arrested Accused of Complicity
New York Nov 23 David Sailor a messenger for a jewelry firm was arrested charged with being a party to the plot after four men robbed him of diamonds valued at 66 000. The messenger was attacked as he left the Pacific block Seventh avenue and Forty ninth street carrying the diamonds in two tin boxes while his coassailants escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Saylor
Pacific Block
Seventh Avenue
Fortyninth Street
Estate administrator sues railroad over fatal sub-station fire
In Deer Lodge on November 28, Guy B. Jeffers as administrator of the estate of James Connors filed a district court suit against the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railway seeking 35000 dollars. Connors died from burns suffered while working on a sub-station roof at Gold Creek in October. He left a 70 year old mother in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
District Court
Guy B. Jeffers
James Connors
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Yaul Railway
Connors
Burns
Gold Creek
Ireland
Deer Lodge Notes and Travel Of Local Figures
Miss Delile Daggerty visits from Livingston due to a sister's illness. A Deer Lodge business delegation, led by Mayor Conley, attended the Yellowstone Trail association district convention in Bozeman. Other locals, including J. C. Driscoll Three Forks and Myron Schurtz, traveled, while I. N. C. Delaney and H. L. Delaney of Wolf Point were in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemr Lodge
Delile Daggerty
Livingston
Mrs. Stevenson
Deer Lodge
Conley
Bozeman
C. L. Benton
A. B. Seitz
FW. J. O'Neill
J. P. Phelen
Gue Koehler
Maud Majin
W. C. Smith
Helena
Proposed Banner County Draws Strong Opposition
Great Falls, Nov 328. Opposition grows to the proposed Banner County with a hearing set next Monday in Fort Benton by Chouteau county commissioners on the petition for the election. The split includes Fergus county areas and Coffee creek withdrawal petitions reportedly signed by about 95 percent of local property owners as divisionists and anti divisionists mobilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Banner
Fort Benton
Chouteau County
Fergus County
Coffee Creek
More Applicants Than Jobs Open in Missoula Labor Market
Nov 28 Missoula reports a surplus of job seekers with 40 to 50 applicants per open position. A ranch job drew 50 applicants while one agency had only a single position. Lumber offices say all openings have been filled by experienced workers, leaving few prospects for newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Drummond News Notes Local Shoppers Visit Town
Drummond on Friday and over the weekend saw several visitors and shoppers from nearby towns. Mrs Alfa Johnson went to Missoula Friday morning returning home Friday night. Bill Peterson of Helmville and Miss Elizabeth Emery visited Butte City Friday morning and returned Saturday evening. Mike Furman of Hall spent Saturday evening and Sunday in town with friends. Harry Jacobsen of Helmville visited in town with friends last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Alfa Johnson
Missoula
Bill” Peterson
Helmville
Elizabeth Emery
Butte City
Mike Furman
Hall
Harry Jacobsen
Not Guilty Plea by Two Mexican Suspects in Grocery Hold-Up
George C. Archulta and Frank Tays pleaded not guilty in district court to an alleged grocery store hold-up of Harry W. Pyment. The defendants, Mexican nationals, have been jailed about a month with bail set at $1,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
George C. Archulta
Frank Tays
Harry W. Pyment
Prohibition Challenge Reaches Montana Supreme Court
Helena November 28. Validity of Montana prohibition laws enacted before the eighteenth amendment is appealed to the state supreme court from Hill County. Judge Frank E. Carleton of Havre had dismissed defendants arrested for alleged local city law violations. County Attorney C R Stranahan appealed, seeking federal jurisdiction over prohibition statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
United States
Hill County
State Supreme Court
Frank E. Carleton
Havre
C. R. Stranahan
Carleton
Supreme Court
Local news from Big Timber November reports and travels
Principal Co V Brown of Livingston high and Principal Le Roy Beam of Dillon high stopped in on the way back from the State Teachers convention in Billings. The week included visits by Mrs. Linton and Callie Linton of Billings, and notes on several residents traveling, illness recoveries, and a Thanksgiving service at St Mark's church led by Rev. C P Burnett.
Grand Jury Cullings Proposed by County Attorney in Hamilton
Hamilton Nov 28 Judge Lentz cleared the probate calendar and naturalization matters. County Attorney Goodwin proposed calling a grand jury to investigate several county issues, but Judge Lentz cited prior engagements in Sanders and Mineral counties. Six foreigners were granted citizenship: Alexander Busky Russia Robert Kane Canada Steven Sikorski Canada Carl W Westergren Sweden Thomas M Carter England Teofil Zygm Wojciechowski Ve land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Lentz
Missoula
Goodwin
Sanders
Mineral
Alexander Busky
Russia
Robert Kane
Canada
Steven Sikorski
Carl W. Westergren
Sweden
Thomas M. Carter
England
Teofil Zygumat Wojciechowski
Veland
Hamilton Bride Mabdecl Wells Weds Paul Gustartz at Methodist Church
In Hamilton on Thursday Miss Mabdecl Lucile Wells married Paul Gustartz in a ceremony at the Methodist church attended by families and friends. Rev. Thomas Miller officiated before the couple departed for Spokane and other western cities, planning to reside in Hamilton upon return. Thanksgiving services at Como schoolhouse drew large attendance with Rev. J. C. Irwin among speakers. Numerous residents moved or traveled for family, work, or study, including notices of travel to California, Detroit, and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mabdecl Lucile Wells
Paul Gustartz
Thomas Miller
Spokane
Como Schoolhouse
J. C. Irwin
Kern
California
George See
Arco
Ravalli County
Lee
Winnett
Francis M. Bishop
Detroit
Ford
Co. A. Crawford
Belleville
Ontario
Raymond Taylor
Frank Vincent
Anaconda
Viola Leary
Missoula
Ruth Kleineeder
Charlotte Welcome
Butte
Margaret Seebeck
E. P. Dungan
Volney Jones
Ancodia
Fla
Miss Jones
James Shipman
State law blocks payments of convention travel expenses
Livingston November 28 A ruling by Attorney General Ford states that expenses paid from school funds for teachers and trustees who attended the state convention in Billings violate state law. The opinion was prepared in reply to an inquiry from C Hefferlin, chairman of the Park County Board of Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Billings
Law, & Co
Ford
Hefferlin
Park County Board of Commissioners
Poplar Girl Killed by Car Near Portland
Maxine McNally seven of Poplar Montana died when struck by a car near Portland Oregon this week. Her mother Mrs FR T McNally was with her and the girl’s little cousin was seriously injured in the accident reported from Billings Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Maxine McNally
Poplar
Mont
Portland
Ore
FR. T. McNally
Cipeck Arrested After Whiskey Confiscation
Frank Cipeck was arrested at Billings Union Station after a report from Hardin that his car, containing 45 gallons of whiskey, had been confiscated there. A revolver was found in his hip pocket. He will be taken back to Hardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Frank Cipeck
Union Station
Hardin
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Francis S. Miesss
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Darby News Notes
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Evanor Walsh
Sheridan News Notes
Sheridan
Navy
Twin Bridges
William Rhodes
Cheney
Schmittroth
Forestry Office Force
Gersch
Lucy Winslow
Lora Edwards
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Mrs. Winslow
Messenger
Drummond News Notes
Prohibition
BIG Timber News Notes
Ravalli
Cipeck
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