Wisdom Towns Old-Time West Show Harvest Day
Dillon reports the Wisdom community prepares a two day harvest day celebration in the Tig Hole basin. Events include bucking and relay races with noted riders from Montana and neighboring states, home-grown stock, and a visit to the Lis Hole battlefield. Visits from Bitter Root valley, Butte, and Anaconda expected.
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Dillon
Wisdom
Tig Hole
Tig
Tole
Haho
Tve
Rce
Lis Hole Basin
General Gibbons
Bitter Root Valley
Feng
Butte
Anaconda
Bucksroos
Cooperation With Federal Agencies In State Regulation
Helena September 4. State Auditor St G Poland in ex officio state investment commissioner has adopted regulations aligning with the capital issue Committee of the federal government and the federal reserve committee. Out of state corporations must obtain permission from either body before operating in the state.
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Helena
St'g. Poland
Capital Issue Committee
Federal Reserve “Committee
Burleson Sets New Telephone Installation Rates
Postmaster General Burleson directs a shift in telephony charges starting September. Installation fees rise to twenty dollars in affected areas as districts adjust to new policy.
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Helena
Burleson
Helena News Highlights Local Names and War Efforts
Helena notes invite Eichelberger as secretary of the CUA in Montana with HQ in Billings. Falk of Russia aims to study Montana road building for the highway commission. Ruby Teslich seeks alimony after a separation while mine troubles Edward Mike. County fuel dealers seek advance fees for wage hikes as war effort continues.
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Helena
L. FB. Eichelberger
Denver
Col
CUA
Montana
Billings
EH. Falk
Missic
America
Montana Highway Commission
Russia
Ruby ‘Teslich
Red
Lodge
Mike
Ruby
Butte
Notice to Contractor for Idaho highway project bid
Sealed proposals will be received by the Idaho State Highway Commission at the Office of the Secretary of State in Boise until 2 o clock p m on September 15 for constructing about 22 miles of the North and South Highway between Salmon River near Whitebird and Grangeville in Idaho County. Bids opened publicly. bid bonds required. contract forms and details available from the Idaho State Highway Engineer and Division Engineer. A bid bond and 16 day contract signing window apply. bonds from a surety company authorized in Idaho will be provided for faithful performance. The commission seeks swift, complete road construction consistent with good work and timely completion. Secretary State Highway Commission Muges 2918
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Commission of Haho
Ecretor of State
Holvedeho
Fois
Salmon ‘River
Whitevird
Grangeville
Idaho
Nour Geas Ilsuel
Ffef
Holee
Toaho
Engineen
Mate Eignway ‘Commission
Urefuses
State Highway Commission
Iate
Buila
We Tehovanenry
Notice to Subscribers The Anaconda Standard
Notice to subscribers repeats that payments are due and urges readers to check the date on the label and remit arrears promptly by check or money order to maintain service. emphasizes this is not arbitrary and asks for timely action.
Gallatin Contingents Depart for Military Training Camps
Gallatin county is sending forty more men to military training camps with two contingents leaving Bozeman this week. The group, led by Eugene Wilfred Buckley of Manhattan, includes numerous local youths from Bozeman, Manhattan, Livingst on, and nearby towns. Entrainments from other points will be credited to Gallatin County.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Fifeteen
Lewis
Washington
Euger Wilfred Buckley
Manhattan
Shoemaker
Arthur Alver White
Andrew Christensen
John Terpstra
G. Elliot
Malanchara
Enders Bozeman
Wilfred Ey
Nick Jacobara
Lawrence Hyink
Emil Alfred Papke
Otto Julian
Solenwille
Isaac Alex and
Clary
Telgrade
James William Strey
Livingston
Kiriacos
Pappentonton
du Lac
Wis
Archie
Melin
Clarenes Wright
Sycamore
Maynard Andrew Holderby
Non-Partisan Legislative Candidates Listed in Helena Report
Helena report shows that in 11 counties Non-Partisan league candidates were nominated for the senate and in 36 counties candidates for the house. The Independent lists indicate some alignment with the party, outlining the spread of non partisan nominations across regions.
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Helena
Senate
House
Mary of
Aus
Reception for Rev C M Donaldson marks leadership change
Lewistown notes a Methodist church reception for Rev C M Donaldson and Mrs Donaldson as they depart for Helena where he will lead St Pauls. Speakers praise his five year ministry, a social hour follows, and a traveling bag is presented. Rev R C Edington to succeed. The fair announces a harness racing program with purses of 250, daily events across two miles. Laura Norton expands music supervision with three field supervisors in the country schools. Hal C Tilzey named county drill master for drafted men, and First Lt Riddick visits from the air service on leave.
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Lewistown
Methodist Church
C.M. Donaldson
Donaldson
Helena
Mr. Donaldson
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Judi Cheadie
de Kalb
Ton
Tanner
Mtr. Donaldson
RC. Edington
St Paul's
Fergus County
Laura Norton
Florence — Naylorston
Pauline McElroy Cage
Grace Gunderson
Elke Point
Hal C. Tilzey
Army
Tilney
Riddick
Air Service
Postmaster’s death ruled horse kick and pool drowning
Helena on September 4 sees a jury verdict in the Mitchell postmaster Ole Sandwich case. The finding states he was kicked by a horse, fell into a pool, and drowned, with murder theory discarded.
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Helena
Ole” “Sandwich
Mitchell
Notice to Deer Lodge Subscribers
Until further notice subscribers are asked to call at the Keystone drug store for their paper. We ask the indulgence of subscribers for the present, or until such time as our agents can procure a carrier to carry routes. The Anaconda Standard.
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Keystone Drug Store
Unii
Gallatin County Fair exhibits grow bigger and brighter
Roseman Sept 4 The Gallatin county fair exhibits are larger and more varied than ever with grains grasses and agricultural products drawing many visitors The Women s department shows wide variety and the national exhibit is especially fine The Chamber of Commerce band provided music for the evening street carnival with community singing and short addresses to follow on Thursday night drawing large crowds from the Gallatin Valley
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Roseman
Gallatin County Fair
Chander Ae Commerce Band
Chamber of Commerce
Gallatin Valley
Dillon News Drift of men and events in town
Ten men left the Hingent of Dillon this afternoon to sea. The group includes Otto Pabniveh, Ivan Huelsman, Edward John Lasieh, Nelson, Wile ree Anderson, and others bound by a War Department call. Ford and Reed return from Idaho business, and county officials plan a Magatatt parking project in front of the courthouse as W. C. Orem leaves for home.
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Dillon
Tyard
Otto Pabniveh
Ivan Huelsman
Edward
Hn Lasieh
Nelson
Wile Ree Anderson
Warng
Hines
Falls
Idaho
Aln
Shipman
Pacific Coast
Elk depredations and draft details mark Livingston report
Department of the Interior inspectors left for Washington after a week studying elk damage in farms and fences. Farmers claim elk raid haystacks and destroy crops, with no legal way to remove animals. Nearby draft news shows Count Great Falls tally with multiple candidates and party results.
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Livingston
Iraves
Department of the Iterior
Washington, D. C
Suveriigor
Shaw
Graves
Civilians greet troops amid retreat across Hindenburg line
Wartime dispatch notes civilians, mostly women, evacuated as German retreat bounces back across the Hindenburg Line toward CanBRIS and Mon Fat. British air and troop movements press the area while civilians report shortages, gas masks, and fear of allied advances. Soldiers describe collapsed German resistance and the endurance of crews amid shelling, with focus on transport, food scarcities, and local demoralization.
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St. Quentin
Canbris
Anaconda News Pioneers Hold Annual Meeting
Anaconda News Pioneers gather for their annual meeting at the Montana hotel and in the city, honoring Granville Stuart and other Montana pioneers. Old friendships revive amid reminiscences. business sessions precede a formal evening ball featuring traditional dances.
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Anaconda News Pioneers
Grand March Opens Event With Renowned Fiddlers
The gram will begin with a grand march though coup leaders remain unnamed. Music will be provided by Harvey Keaney and Frank Ferris, two seasoned fiddlers who captured the hearts of longtime residents years ago.
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Gram
Raone
Harvey Keaney
Frank Ferris
Some Observations By the Wanderer and Pioneer Banquet
The text describes Montana pioneers gathering for a Society of Montana Pioneers event with a banquet at the Mytynd hotel hosted by President C F Kelley of Anaconda Copper. J A Sanders of Helena presides, Miss Lottie Rumsey arranges member reception, and Sandbar the journalist is noted for past contributions. It highlights Montana’s early settlers, their descendants, and local civic figures.
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Society of the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Montana Hotel
Biicers
W. Bi. Orme
Tutte
Fred W. Scheuer
Lottie M. Rumsey
Helena
Cornelius Hedges
James M. Brown
Neil” McCauley
Boulder
Sof
Ontana
Pion
Mona
Society of Montana Pioneers
Montana
C.F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Band of Argonauts
Ther
Dren
Myntynd Hotel
Albar" Brown
Captain Mus
Deer Lodge
Jimmy” Sanders
J. A. Sanders
Miss Rumsey
Lottie Rumsey
Sons “and Daughters ‘of Pioneers
Pioneers and locals unite for Montana welcome event
The article celebrates pioneers and residents in Anaconda joining to honor settlers who helped build Montana. It recalls hardships endured, from frost and heat to storms, as families dug, plowed, and travelled west. A warm reception is planned with hospitality for both pioneer families and residents, inviting all to join in the celebration.
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Mr. Weather
Territory
Montana
Anaconda
Pan German Press Critiques Chancellor's Leave In Speech
The Amsterdam Priday column reports German press reaction to a chancellor's speech noting it shows more philosopher than statesman traits and avoids addressing Prussian franchise reform. Vorwaerts calls the piece dry and vacuous, while Hertling remains rooted in the old order amid calls for reform. A Swiss hydroelectric turbine project is also mentioned.
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Priday
Germany
Germania
Thancellor
Hubert Cecat
Hering
Snow
Duliine
Hertling
Jin Waerts
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