Funeral Services for John P. Newberry of Bozeman
John P. Newberry longtime Bozeman resident died from injuries after a thrashing engine accident leading to pneumonia. Funeral services held at West's parlors with Pythagoras lodge Knights of Pythias escorting to Bozeman cemetery. Sons L H Newberry of Portland and J L Newberry and T R Newberry of Seattle attended, plus stepson C C Hamlin of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
John P. Newberry
West
Pythagoras Lodge
Knights of Pythias
K. P
L. H. Newberry
Portland
Ore
J. L. Newberry
T. R. Newberry
Seattle
Wash
Milwaukees Send Laborers to Winnett for Oil Track
Milwaukees dispatch a crew of 50 colored laborers to Winnett to build 600 yards of industrial track to improve oil output handling. The project aims to enable sending all oil from the west field to market once the track is in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Milwaukee
Winnett
H. In Myers
Daniels
Moore
de Long
Garneill
Owen
Fred Izward
J. J. Ballinger
First National Bank
Laura M. Carter
West Union
Iowa
Melrose Melds Weekend Visits and Elk Hunt
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Quillici of Hecla visited Butte and returned with aunt Mrs George Symer and cousin Earl Claridge who will stay with Mr and Mrs James Maddux. Mrs James Maddux and relatives also visit Butte for the week. John Swofford and others came from Hecla for a stay near Terry's garden. Swofford and companions hunted and brought home a large elk. Nels Renolds returned to Hecla to winter mining after summer on his ranch.
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Melrose
Gilbert Quillici
Hecla
Butte
George Symer
Earl Claridge
James Maddux
John Swofford
Terry's Garden
Jesse Swofford
Carl
George Cambridge
Swofford
Nels Renolds
Pioneer Actress Ella Murdy of Great Falls Dies in Los Angeles
Pioneer actress Ella Murdy of Great Falls died recently in Los Angeles. Her will left a 10,650 estate and ordered cremation. She had bought a cemetery lot near Great Falls 15 years ago and had a monument erected, which she later had removed and sold before her death.
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Great Falls
Ella Murdy
Los Angeles
Murdy
Ighland Cemetery
Great Falls Official Warden Marries in San Francisco
O and Warden a member of the state fair board and manager of the Great Falls Daily Tribune wed Florence Warden of San Francisco. The bride is his cousin. The couple will return to Great Falls late this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Bozeman Divorce Suit Seeks Alimony for Catherine von Turffs
Catherine G. von Turffs files for divorce from Harry von Turffs in district court here. She requests $75 monthly alimony for one year. The couple married in Great Falls May 28, 1913, lived in Butte briefly, then moved to Bozeman where Harry worked for the Montana Power Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Catherine G. von Turffs
District Court
Harry von Turffs
Great Falls
Butte
von Turiss
Montana Power Company
Meat prices cut in Great Falls meat market
Great Falls retailers announce a 5 cent per pound cut on Porterhouse steaks beef roasts and prime rib roasts effective Monday Oct 18 The price drop follows a wholesale 2 cent cut No changes to pork and veal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Record Wheat Yield From Single Grain On Pugh Ranch
Great Falls reports an extraordinary yield from one wheat grain at the John L. Pugh ranch twelve miles northeast. County Agent MacSpadden notes the single grain produced about 5 760 kernels and yielded 144 heads with an average of 40 berries per head.
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Great Falls
John L. Pugh
MacSpadden
Women Voters League Holds Bozeman Meeting
The Bozeman voters school by the League of Women Voters reported strong participation and sparked greater public interest in upcoming election issues. Minneapolis secretary Mrs. Leslie Gray urged turnout and alignment with the best match of views, while Montana College President Atkinson noted a clear talk on measures including bonds. Miss Mignon Quan led entertaining parodies and songs about voting yes on measures 18 and 19. Ida W. Davis spoke on election laws and gave tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Voters
League of Women Voters
Louis Wessel
Leslie Gray
Minneapolis
League
Atkinson
Montana
Ellege
Mignon Quan
Ida W. Davis
Gallatin High School
Gallatin 600 Fellows to Attend Convention
A large delegation from Bozeman will travel to Havre for the annual grand lodge session of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Rebekah assembly. Odd Fellows travelers include Phillip Dodson H A Bolinger HM OH Trent W Wi Reeder J Lew Gracey Judge W H Axtell A E Westlake J W Beatty J N Pratt and B J Manry. Rebekah delegates are Mrs H A Bolinger Mrs G D Knodle Mrs H S Border Mrs E T Ballantyne and Mrs H H Trent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Grand Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekah Assembly
Havre
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Phillip Dodson
H. A. Bolinger
HM. Oh. Trent W. Wi. Reeder
J. Lew Gracey
W. H. Axtell
A. E. Westlake
J. W. Beatty
J. N
Bozeman Names New YMCA Secretary And Plans Activities
Bozeman on October 18 announces Clifford L. Corkins as part time boys secretary for a after school program. J H Williams becomes general secretary overseeing high school boys with W E Maddox as athletic director. High school frolic night pleased students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Clifford L. Corkins
J. H. Williams
W. E. Maddox
Drummond Social And Visitors From Nearby Towns
A. H. Tanner from Deer Lodge visited with his wife and children. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGillvray of Butte spent weekend in town. Elmer Norton from Deer Lodge visited his parents. Miss Mabel King of Helena visited her parents. Miss Myrtle Norris from Missoula returned home after a Drum mn nd visit. The social dance Saturday night drew large attendance with the Drummond orchestra providing music. Rose Rues of Forsyth was visiting her parents. G. F. Corinne Smith of Superior visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hauck hosted Abbott Callzhiser and family at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
A. H. Tanner
Deer Lodge
Joseph McGillvray
Butte
Elmer Norton
Stephen Norton
Mabel King
Helena
G. F. King
Myrtle Norris
Missoula
Milk River Valley Seeks Joint Commission Meeting
Residents of the Milk river valley urge the next meeting of the international joint commission to resolve the Canada United States water division over the Milk and St Mary's rivers. The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce and valley clubs back locating the meet ing for attendance by water users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Milk River
International Joint Commission
Canada
United States
St. Mary's River
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Butte and Great Falls men win Chestnut Valley irrigation contract
Fred Saner of Butte and Fred Elliott of Great Falls secured the contract to build the Chestnut Valley irrigation system in Cascade County. The 5,000 acre project carries a price of $107,000.
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Great Falls
Fred Saner
Butte
Fred Elliott
Chestnut Valley
Cascade County
Jacobus Takes Montana NP Superintendent Post
G. H. Jacobus begins duties as Montana division superintendent for Northern Pacific with headquarters in Livingston. He replaces H. Lantry who moves to Seattle as head of the Seattle division. W. D. Sloan moves from Pasco to finish Jacobus’s Yellowstone division assignment in Glendive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
G. H. Jacobus
Montana
Northern Pacific
H. Lantry
Seattle
W. D. Sloan
Grendive
Pasco
Jacobus
Yellowstone
Governor Stewart Proclaims Montana Holiday
Governor Stewart proclaims November 11 a legal holiday in Montana to honor the veterans and the achievements of American forces in the great conflict. The proclamation calls Montanans to reflect on national pride and remember those who served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Stewart
Great Falls bandit Bassoff to hang in Canada
Tom Bassoff, linked to a Great Falls gang, was convicted of murder at Macleod Alberta and sentenced to hang at Lethbridge on December 22. The gang robbed a Canadian Pacific train near Sentinel Alberta in August. two officers died in the arrest attempt. Bas soff claimed the train raid was conceived in Great Falls and that Akroff led the gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Tom Bassoff
Canadian Pacific
Macleod
Alberta
Lethbridge
Sentinel
Bassoff
Bellevue
Usher
Mounted Police
Bailey
George Akroff
Canada
Akroff
Hamilton Men Purchase Large Lumber Tract
Hamilton Oct. 18 Albert Baker and Albert Hansen bought from Anaconda Mining Co 800 acres of standing timber three miles west of Woodside. Estimated 8 to 10 million feet of first class lumber, to be cut over two to three years with 40 men. Sawmill near the track and a box factory at Woodside will be established. Work begins once enough lumberjacks are hired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Albert
Baker
Albert Hansen
Anaconda Mining Company
Woodside
Death of Harry Hillis mourning Deer Lodge ties
An Seattle telegram reports Harry Hillis a former Deer Lodge resident died in Seattle at 45 He leaves a wife and two children The town notes other local activity including Judge Winston’s court session travel by Julia Larrabee and Beth Larrabee to Billings and New York, hunting trip return of Mayor Conley, and a visitation by D KeK Moore m of Ovando to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Seattle
Harry Hillis
Hillis
Winston
Anaconda
District Court
Julia Larrabee
Beth Larrabee
Billings
New York City
Frank Conley
Red Rock
George Johnson
Butte
William Beaumont
J. R. Blaisbell
State
Community Socials and Local Updates in Big Timber
Big Timber residents report a lively week with the Alex Watsons hosting 16 friends at the Lee Warren ranch featuring a sword dance Highland fling and other Scotch dances. Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting with a post session supper served by local hosts. Grace Martin and Ellen Hess joined a Boulder valley trip to the natural bridge. Dolberg Hesselt oversaw a junior class dancing party with blue and white decor and chaperones. Frances Case provided music. Solberds hosted a guest. St Marks church held services as the minister and wife move to the rectory for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Alex Watson
Lee Warren Ranch
Pythian Sisters
Mesdames Clark Allen
J. A. Lowry
C. B. Paulson
Grace Martin
C. D. Paulson
Ellen Hess
Boulder Valley
Dolberg Hesselt
W. C. Ryan
W. H. Clark
Coit
Punch
Frances Case
J. ©. Roecher
Selmer Solberd
Bozeman
Sugar price dispute heats Great Falls housewives
In Great Falls on October 18 sugar sells for 22 cents a pound at Jethbridge while 16 cents in Great Phils. The Dominion board of commerce issued an order fixing a 21 cent price and banning imports from U S refineries. Local wholesalers can lay down refinery sugar at 16 44 cents and retailers may sell at 19 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Jethbridge
Great Phils
Board of Commerce of the Dominion
United States
Beaverhead Campaign 15 Well Under Way
Beaverhead county races heat up as Democrats and Republicans push for county ticket victories. District rallies in Lima and Wisdom draw crowds. Lakeview and Centennial valley events planned. Sheriff and county clerk races seen as close. campaigns emphasize clean conduct and avoid clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Dillon
Butte
Lima
Baxter-Tonney
Wisdom
Tom Davis
Sunset Orchestra
Lakeview
Centennial Valley
Wilson Reynolds Campaign At Hamilton Draws Voters
The Grand Theatre in Hamilton hosted Harry J. Wilson and Judge T. B. Reynolds as they spoke on current political issues. Reynolds urged independence for all citizens and fair interpretation of laws by impartial judges, while Wilson outlined the nonpartisan league's record and aims, with the audience attentive and music by the Corvallis band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Harry J. Wilson
T. B. Reynolds
Corvallis
Harry L. Wilson
League
Wilson
Dakota
Montana
Auto Wreck Leads to Booze Capture in Belt Area
A wreck on a hill near Belt resulted in officers seizing about 650 quarts of Canadian whiskey from the car. Driver Daniel Kuchik was knocked unconscious, denied ownership or driving, but a bill of sale from a Havre garage to Kuchik linked him to the vehicle. He will be held for federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Belt
Daniel Kuchik
Kuchik
Havre
Durfee Woman Taken to Helena Hospital for Operation
Mrs. M. C. Durfee was taken to Helena for an operation with her husband Mr. Durfee staying by her side. Their children and her mother left for Philipsburg to attend to the children at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
M. C. Durfee
Helena
Supreme court voids Deer Lodge improvement district plan
Helena Oct 18 The signature line of the Deer Lodge mayor on a notice announcing the city council plan to form a special improvement district to pave Main Street is ruled invalid by the state supreme court in a decision handed down Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Deer Lodge
Supreme Court
Local sportsmen report big game returns and elk limits
Oct 1 8 edition notes Will Roberts Art Petersen Bud Smith and Will Fullerton with deer while Ted Reinbold Eddy Hammond Harry Stanton Art Coltzel and Will Hess ling each claim elk. Will Bell brings the season’s largest grizzly pelt. An engine leaves Missoula with 200 lambs for eastern markets. Prof. Sims spoke at the high school and opera house on initiative measures. Leonard Goodwin heads speaking tour for Granite county. R H Rice travels from California to Chicago visiting relatives.
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Hamilton
Will Roberts
Art Petersen
Bud Smith
Will Fullerton
Ted Reinbold
Eddy Hammond
Harry Stanton
Art Coltzel
Will Hessling
Will Bell
Elk Summer Station
Missoula
Lambs
L. M. Sims
Opera House
Leonard Goodwin
State Central Committee
Granite County
Drummond
Hall
New Chicago
State Committee
R. H. Rice
California
Chicago
W. T. Rice
Crane announce birth of son at Hamilton hospital
Mr and Mrs Ralph Crane announce the birth of a son on Monday night at Hamilton hospital. Both mother and baby are doing nicely. Miss Anna May Higgins returned from Missoula Saturday to attend Miss Lucy Whitcomb's wedding last Friday. Frank Cone spent Sunday with family and returned to Helena today. Mr Cone leads the state central committee bureau of public printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Crane
Hamilton Hospital
Gypsy Caravan Moves On As Absentee Votes Rise In Dillon
A caravan of gypsies camped near Dillon then moved south upon orders. Four absent votes were cast early at the clerk and recorder office amid anticipation of heavy participation as cattle and sheep shipments to eastern markets rise. Be all over 70 pounds lambs head to Idaho and Utah. The city speeds up street grading for winter. Judge Joseph C. Smith returns from Boulder. Local Democrats plan voter outreach. Dillon Rod and Gun club relocates traps to fairgrounds for next year state shoot. Beaverhead high basketball practice starts late November with plans bright for a strong team including four returning players. Carter Edinger eyes University of Washington transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Idaho
Utah
Joseph C. Smith
Boulder
Dillon Rod and Gun Club
Dillmont Park
Fair Grounds
The
Fair Association
Beaverhead High School
Carter Edinger
University of Washington
Seattle
Incorporations Listed in Helena Regional Register
Helena records show two new company filings including The Imperial Oil Company of Roundup with Holman Oil related parties and a $100 000 capitalization, and the Holman Oil Company of Roundup with Olaf Jensvold and V Db Disenburg and others totaling $200 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Imperial Oil Company
Roundup
H. G. Harriss
Chris Jensen
Holman Oil Company
Olaf Jensvold
V. Db. Disenburg
Horoscope for Tuesday October 19 1920
The column foresees a highly auspicious day for advertising and publicity with Mercury Saturn and Venus in benefice aspect. It predicts profits in newspapers from old style editorials and strong prospects for wedding vows and youthful romance. It mentions opportunities in women's wear theater first nights and Christmas shopping cautions on year end money stringency.
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Saturn
Jupiter
Switzerland
West Indies
Myers Holds BK Meeting at Mile
Miles City saw a large crowd at a political meeting with Senator Henry L. Myers. He campaigned for the Democratic national ticket and attacked the non partisan league, urging Democrats to vote the entire Republican state and congressional ticket. Democrats in Custer county increasingly align with Myers against the Townley-Dunn coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Miles City
Henry L. Myers
Old Cuscer County
Myers
Montana
Senator Myers
Townley-Dunn
Custer County
Democratic women organize to back independent clubs in Montana
Helena reports groups of democratic women forming auxiliaries to supplement male independent democratic clubs and oppose the non partisan league. Activities include meetings in Helena, Hardin, Bozeman, Livingston, and travels along the high line to Havre, Glasgow, and other towns amid funding shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Democratic Club
Lewis and Clark County
Independent Democratic Club
Hardin City
Senator Myers
Bozeman
Livingston
B. K. Wheeler
Gate City
Myers
Havre
Harlem
Glasgow
Poplar
Culbertson
Plentywood
Scobey
Prague-level Czech population claim in Cleveland
The item notes Cleveland Ohio hosts more Czechs within its city limits than any city in Czecho Slovakia except Prague, signaling a highly concentrated Czech community in the American city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Prague
Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
A home remedy advises those with catarrhal deafness or head noises to obtain Parmint double strength from the druggist. Mix with four percent pint hot water and a little sugar, then take one tablespoonful four times daily. It claims quick relief, opening nostrils and reducing mucus drainage.
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Lewistown News
Melrose News
Women Voters
Gallatin
Drummond News
BIG Timber News
St. Mark's Church
C. T. Burnett
Dry Creek
Reynolds
Mrs. Durfee III
Hamilton News
Dillon News
Cascarets
Mile
Democratic Women
E. W. Rose Co
Woody-Doull Drug Co
S. Main St
Mont
Ed Houser
South Main Street
Marmola Co
Garfield Building
Detroit
Mich
Bayer
Payer
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
United States Mall
Helmville
Ovando
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