LD State Pioneer Dies At Age Of 70 Years
Missoula Sept 3 A Montana pioneer and roamer of the country 70 years, Ledeaux died last night at his daughter Mrs Sarah Moore’s home 10 miles northwest of Missoula. He came to Montana in the 1860s, witnessed early frontier camp life, and freighted during the Civil War era. Born in Quebec he migrated to California in 1850 following the gold rush. He married Louise Danx in 1884 and is survived by seven children, 25 grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 10 a.m. at Newtown with Father Leere officiating. Burial in Newtown Cemetery.
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Missoula
Montana
Fen Ledeaux
Sarah Moore
Ledeaux
Sutter
Whosi
Ade
Louise Danx
Longpre
Mary Downing
Lawrence Ledeaux
Arles Ledeaux
Albert Ledeaux
Newtown
Father Leere
Pastor Horace R reappointed at Olson Methodist church
POLSON Sept 3 Rev Horace R has been reappointed as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church of Olson for another year. Congregation pleased with his return. Mrs Irving Johnson hosted a gathering last Tuesday in honor of Miss Doris Johnson sister-in-law visiting from parents and Mrs J A Johnson. Miss Johnson trains to be a nurse in Minneapolis and leaves for the Twin Cities Monday. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met Wednesday at Mrs Winthers home with many in attendance marking the fall term. Mrs C J Loveland elected president with officers Mrs Rakeman first vice president Mrs P O Spaberg second vice president Mrs L la Marsh treasurer Irving Johnson secretary. Luncheon served by Mrs Winthers after business session.
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Horacer
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Olson
Irving Johnson
Doris Johnon
J. A. Johnson
Minneapolis
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
P. O. Spaberg
L. la Marsh
Winthers
Missionary Pastor Thompson Resumes Duties After Vacation
The Rev. F. W. Thompson of the Presbyterian Church returns to active duties after a August vacation. While away he learned of Ireland birth of a son. Mrs. Thompson had traveled to Ireland in February with three children. The latest child born July 24 at their home near Naghan after living in Deer for a period as pastor.
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Standard
Polson
F. W. Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Ireland
Polson Public Schools Set to Open September 13
Polson public schools will begin in all departments on Monday September 13 with vacancies to be filled. Several teachers have resigned or been moved, but officials expect all positions to be filled by opening day.
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Polson
Misoula News Highlights Federal Funding Cuts and Local Plans
US official WP. W. Norcross arrived in Missoula to report that federal funds for highway and forest road work will be reduced next year due to Congress funding gaps. Only 13 million is available for road work this year. Local updates include preparations for the Montana state fair, Alpha Delta fraternity remodeling, and a university music department hire from Utah. Forest fire figures show lightning caused four fifths of fires in Western Montana and Northern Idaho as education campaigns reduced blazes.
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Missoula
Congress
WP. W. Norcross
United States
Washington, D
Rhee Forest Service
National Forest
Norcross
Pacific Coast
San Eeepee
Albuquerque
Montana
Jesoula
Edward Donlan
R. (. Hoyt
Bradford-Kennedy Company
Wadee Duncan
United States District Court
Alpha Delta Fraternity
Gerald Avenue
Ork
Louise G. Arnoldson
The
Unity of Utah
State University
American Conservatories of Music
Vinetin College
Missouri
Utah
Northern
Population list includes Ekalaka Montana towns
Washington Aug 3 population figures released by a bureau show Ekalaka Montana with a listed population of 457. The notice catalogs two Montana towns as part of the bureau's current census update.
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Washington
Montana
Eeneus
Ekalaka
Population figures by town and year listed
Glasgow 2059 in 1910 1158. Nashua 751. Dodson 365. Malta 1427. Saco 425. Shelby 5875. Glendive 816 in 1910 2428. Baker 1067. Plevna 177.
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Glasgow
Nashua
Dodson
Malta
Saco
Shelby
Glendive
Baker
Plevna
Deer Lodge Court Docket Sets Guilty Pleas and Jury Panel
A short session of Deer Lodge Judicial District Court presided by Judge J J Lynch disposed of cases. FE A Coleman and Joe Rosinger pleaded guilty to manufacturing liquor with Coleman fined 100 dollars and 15 days, Rosinger 100 dollars and 30 days. Frank Brady Claude Mac and John Mac pleaded guilty to second degree burglary with an indeterminate sentence of 6 to 12 months in state prison. A 50 member jury was drawn for Sept 13 to report at 9 30 am, with jurors listed from Deer Lodge and neighboring towns.
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Peer Lodge
District Court
J. J. Lynch
Butte
George B. Winston
Frank Brady
Claude Mac
John Mac
Charles Eliason
H. Albee Jr
Victor Bales
Frank Christofferson
Harry C. Davis
William Wiherson
Joseph Eliasson
Webster D. Evans
Charles Hahn
William Harris
Gustav Jublin
George Kaiser
J. A. McGee
Bill Miller
J. J. Millar
Josef Mulcahy
Harry Oliver
Eric Pederson
William Perkins
7. B. Potter
W. R. Pugh
George W. Ransom
Thomas Rawlins
Deer Lodge
M. S.r Anderson
William Anderson
Garrison
James F. Belcher
Frank Gallagher
Thomas Metcalf
Edward O'Keefe
Finn
James H. Bennett
George B. Hare
Race Track
Henry Bignell
C. E. Goodwin
George H. Hammon
C. L. Nelson
Local tourist park aids 3,219 visitors in month
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Billings tourist park hosted 3,219 persons last month from 748 auto parties. Excluding restaurant and amusement spending, tourists totalled 20,516 dollars in Billings.
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Standard
Billings
Coal price advances among Falls dealers
Great Falls news reports freight rate increases pushing local coal prices up. Steam coal remains at 4.75 per ton, slack. Sand Coulee coal for domestic use rises from 7.50 to 8.50 per ton. Bear Creek coal remains the highest at 12 per ton, with scarce supply.
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Great Falls
Bear Creek
Independent Voters League forms in Chinook
Great Falls news reports the formation of an Independent Voters League in Chinook to counter the nonpartisan league in Blaine county. Officers and two women committees are tasked with registering all women voters and canvassing districts for full registration. A second item notes Assiniboine Indians at Chicken Hill hall near Wolf Point forming to pursue 1852 treaty claims through a U.S. Court of Claims attorney.
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Great Falls
Blaine County
Independent Voters’ League
Chinook
Chicken Hill Hall
Wolf Point
United States Court of Claims
Police chief cites limited results from speed control drive
Chief Murphy of the Lutte police department says the crackdown on speeders has produced little result despite numerous arrests and fines. He welcomes suggestions to improve efforts against reckless drivers.
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Lutte
Murphy
Implacable Stand of Premier in MacSwiney Flayed
Paris reaction to Lord Mayor MacSwiney’s death condemns Lloyd George policy as cruel. Paris papers call it assassination by ego and describe Britain as unforgiving to those offering themselves for liberty. Dutch and other European outlets praise MacSwiney’s heroism and Ireland’s enduring memory.
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Gage
Macswiney
Universal Service
Paris
Lloyd George
England
Mafin
Petit Bieu
Nieuwe Courant
The
Hague
al Holland
Ireland
Obscene Letter Case Leads to Fines in Federal Court
At the September term opening in Great Falls, Mrs. Ju. A. Bahn pled guilty to sending an obscene letter by mail and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Albert Sattley admitted theft of funds from letters while a postal clerk on the Great Northern route. he refunded the money and was fined 100 dollars. J. A. Tullor pleaded guilty to transporting liquor and was fined 250 dollars plus costs. Orin Moore pleaded not guilty to liquor transport with trial set for Sept 21.
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Great Falls
Ju. A. Bahn
Albert Sattley
Great Northern
Butte
Iavre
J. A. Tullor
Orin Moore
Arnott Grooms P S Goan of New York in Billings
The Billings wedding of Miss Annabelle Arnott daughter of Mr and Mrs George Arnott and P S Goan son of Mr and Mrs O S Goan of New York City drew many guests from out of town The ceremony at the Congregational church was conducted by Rev Walter H North in his final service here as pastor before moving to Chicago where he will lead Warren Avenue Congregational church.
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Standard
Billings
Annabelle Arnott
George Arnott
P. S. Goan
O. S. Goan
New York City
Congregational Church
Walter H. North
Mr. North
Chicago
Warren Avenue Congregational Church
Reds Sign Billings Man Felix to Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds sign Maynard Felix from Billings after a National League scout saw him in action. Felix, formerly of Roundup and Casper, is to report September 24 to practice in Cincinnati. He played 59 games for Billings with 34 wins and 23 losses, a .596 percentage, with two ties, and is praised as a promising first baseman.
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Billings
Cincinnati Reds
Maynard Felix
Felix
Cincinnati
Casper
Gompers Attacks Nebraska Labor Policy Proposal
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor denounced Nebraska's proposed state constitution creating an industrial commission to settle disputes between employers and workers. He warned the plan would hamper labor and farming, benefiting a few under the guise of public welfare ahead of the Sept. 21 vote.
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Washington
Nebraska
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Coffee
Nebraska State Federation of Labor
Coats Gone Denial Faces Pawnbroking Case
Louis Cooper was arraigned before Judge Grimes in the Butte police court on a pawnbroking without a license charge. Lisle Brown testified he lent $2.50 on a $45 overcoat three months ago. Cooper claimed no dealings with Brown and was found guilty with a $10 fine, appeal noted. Al Gates fined for a disturbance, Joe Boyle forfeited bond for speeding.
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Louis Cooper
Grimes
Butte
Lisle Brown
Cooper
Brown
al Gates
Joe Boyle
Virtues of canned Willie extolled to cut meat cost
Washington today urged Americans to eat more canned beef in a department circular. Canned corned beef costs about a quarter of fresh meat and uses roughly two and a half pounds of raw meat per pound produced. The notice stresses cheapness, savoriness, and nourishment compared with fresh beef.
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Universal Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture
W. W. Wheeler
War Department
Alleged Slayer of Policeman Identified as Pete Little Plume
Great Falls Sept 3 Held by Flathead county for shooting Sheriff Baney of Lincoln county at Eureka Tuesday the two assailants have been identified as Peter Little Plume and Frank Gilstrap. An informant said the pair had committed prior holdups and linked the crimes to them. Gilstrap was shot and is in a serious condition. Whether they will be returned for trial depends on Lincoln authorities. Little Plume is son of Chief Little Plume.
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Great Falls
Flathead County
Baney
Linccoln County
Hureka
Peter Little Plume
Piegan
Frank Gilstrap
Frank Connolly
Little Plume
Gilstrap
Blood transfusion and nothing else to save lord mayor
London Sept 2 A prison physician said a blood transfusion might save Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney but nothing else can He has completed the twenty first day of hunger strike and death is expected hourly The crowd outside the jail offers blood yet he remains determined to die unless he is released unconditionally The mind stays clear under the strain and even small shocks could prove fatal
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Universal Service
London
Terence MacSwiney
Higson
Father Victor
Horoscope for Saturday September 4 1920
The reading predicts strong activity for women in organization and success in large ventures while men may try to impede progress in politics. It warns of global unrest under a looming planetary influence and calls for discretion in public affairs. The piece notes Jewish artistic promise, potential theater gains, and a notable death in theater management signaling change.
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Venus
Mars
McClure
Hutte Hunters Prep for Montana Open Season
Butte hunters oil shooting pieces as season opens Sept. 16 at sunrise for ducks with a Sept. 15 start under federal rules. Montana elk seasons run Oct. 1 to Dec. 1 with varied county limits. deer limit one per season. Duck daily limit is 20. grouse five per day. geese and brant unlimited. pheasants and other birds Sept. 15 to Dec. 1.
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Butte
Yellowstone
Rosebud
Custer
Richland
Dawson
Valley
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Gallatin
Park
Montana
Flathead
Glacier
Lincoln
Pondora
Teton
Beaverhead County
Oregon Short Line Railway
Gallatin County
Missoula County
Flathead River
Belmont Creek
Nine Mile Prairie
Swan Lake
Powell County
Carbon
Madison, Park
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Fergus
Mineral
Ravalli
Wheatland
Granite County
Hel Gate River
Nimrod
Lewis and Clark County
Dearborn
Blackfoot River
de Hart
Saldiers Vote Under New Order At Fort Snelling
War Department order allows officers and men to register and cast ballots in November without returning home. About 609 enlisted men and 25 officers at Fort Snelling are affected by the directive issued in Washington.
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ST. Paul, Minn
War Department
Washington
Fort Snelling
Gerard Named New Treasurer for Democratic Finance Panel
James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany has accepted the post of chairman of the finance committee of the Democratic National Committee in New York. Senator Harrison announced Gerard will supervise collection of campaign funds during Chairman George White’s absence.
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New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
Democratic National Committee
Harrison
George White
Gerard
Incorporations Listed in Fpelena Sept 4 Note
Incorporations include The Metropolitan Petroleum Company of Lewistown with Ernest Cornell A Cornell and others at 750000 dollars. The Anaconda Construction Company of Anaconda with John Van Ostrum L Parmalee and Simon La France at 50000 dollars.
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Fpelena
Metropolitan Petroleum Company of
Lewistown
Ernest Cornell, Co
A. Cornell
Anaconda Construction Company
Anaconda
John van Ostrum
L. Parmalee
Simon la France
Packers Invite Bankers to Midwest Livestock Conference
Chicago representatives issued letters to stock raisers bankers and railroad officials inviting them to a September 10 conference to discuss financing expanded livestock production. The signatories include J Ogden Armour Thomas E Wilson and L F Swift with railroad and farm group leaders. They note record hay and corn crops yet farmers struggle to obtain funds to purchase livestock.
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Chicago
Chicago Packers
Middle West
Far West
Federal Reserve Banks
J. Ogden Armour
Thomas E. Wilson
IL. F. Swift
Packers
Hale Holden
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
J. C. Underwood
Wyoming Stockgrowers’ Association
J. M. Wilson
Wyoming Woolgrowers’ Association
J. M. Howard
American Bureau Federation
O. G. Smith
American Farm Congress
American Association Scores With Toledo and Louisville Wins
Toledo defeats Columbus 4 to 2 while Louisville overpowers Indianapolis 6 to 2 as other games are not scheduled.
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Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Look Out for Rheumatism As Winter Approaches
This old advertisement promotes S.S.S. as a blood remedy for rheumatism, claiming the disease stems from a blood germ. It urges readers to begin taking S.S.S. and invites a free case history and medical advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at 825 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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