Commissioner Edge Dies In Auto Crash Near Kalispell
Former county commissioner J A Edge died late tonight near Kalispell while driving with his wife and son. He had heart trouble for years and had recently resigned from office. Edge had long been a key figure in the community’s development, leaving a widow, parents, and brothers Letaox of Eureka Montana and Lester, a prominent attorney of Spnks.
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Reduction in Lewistown street lighting costs possible
Prospect of lower charges stems from a new lighting system for Lewistown including the business district and paved streets. Mayor Symmes says the company has prepared a revised schedule covering all cities it serves and will submit to the public utilities commission within a couple of weeks.
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Alleged bogus check men arrested in Lewistown
Police and sheriff deputies arrested a man with counterfeit checks in Lewistown. Officers found specially printed duplicates of those used by a rail contracting firm based in Great Falls. Two associates were later arrested and held in Low county Jail as investigators probe the scheme to cash worthless checks over a weekend.
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Registration surge at Fort Peck Indian land opening
Registration for the Fort Peck Indian land opening surged with 12,000 by 4 PM and total 24‑hour turnout nearing a thousand in rapid growth. The event drew applicants from California and other states as trains to the city ran crowded.
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Examinations to be Held for Montana Postmasters
Washington reports the civil service commission will hold exams at an early date to fill vacancies at the post offices in Blithorn and Warm Springs Montana. Post offices at Dusterd Ericson and Progress, Montana will have informal exams for candidates. Salaries at Blithorn and Warm Springs exceed fifty dollars monthly. the three smaller offices require no regular civil service examination.
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Man Dies After Fall While Waiting to Register
Eugene Murphy, 62, a miner with 25 years in Montana mining, died after falling about 20 feet at the Great Northern station while awaiting a train to Great Falls for registration. He suffered a fractured skull and died hours later in a local undertaking establishment. He is survived by a brother at Townsend.
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Plum Cultivation Bares Market Demand At Billings
Billings, Sept. 17. Chilcott, a Turseryman of Backgate, bred a plum from wild stock. Several hundred crates sold this year as demand outstrips supply. The fruit is nearly twice the age of its wild relatives with superior flavor and color, though a pest called gouar threatens crops. Chickens are cited as the worst enemy of the gosier.
Festival of progress at Sanders County Fair
Plains September Festival of progress aims to showcase Sanders County advance with parades and shows. The fair plans new buildings and a grand stand, adds a commercial exhibit, and expects visitors from Spokane Missoula and beyond via Northern Pacific trains for an expanded program.
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Shipment of cattle and lambs to market from Hayntley
In Handers county district Nittings Sept 174 a shipment of 300 cattle heads direct from the range averaged 420 pounds each and sold for 7.50 on the Cherage market. The cattle were owned by Charles McDaniels. A 47 car shipment of lambs to the same market followed. Limbs were in good condition with an average weight of 72 pounds. Reports on this shipment have not yet been received.
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Montana masons begin sessions in Helena
Helena September 17 The Brandh lodge of Masons devoted the day to officer and committee reports. Visitors toured the Masonic home in Prickly Pear valley and an exemplification of the raised dexies by Aforning Star lodge occurred at Hetent. The grand lodge plans to elect officers and select next year’s meeting place. Attendance near 400 visitors, a record for the lodge.
Suspected safecrackers arrested near Kalispell
In Kalispell at midnight, deputies captured two men about a mile west of town as they neared the city along the Marion branch of the Great Northern. They are believed to be the pair who cracked a safe at the Haverlunde hotel in Merion, twenty miles west of here, Monday night. Some safe contents were found on the prisoners.
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La Rue Smith Appointed Editor of University Paper
Missoula September seventeenth La Rue Smith has been appointed editor in chief of the Kaimin the university weekly paper by the executive committee of the associated students of the University of Montana. The appointment is temporary with an editor to be elected soon. Colin Clemans was named managing editor and preparations for the first issue are underway for the later part of next week. Smith is an experienced newspaper man having worked on dailies in various parts of the state including the Butte Daily Last.
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Classified Ads Mention Branch Agencies in Butte Area
Ads describe branch agency listings and rates, with multiple drugstores in Butte and surrounding towns. Notices include job requests, used items for sale, and services, all framed as standard classified copy from the Standard office. Some lines reference furniture, musical instruments, and automotive ads, reflecting a broad local classifieds section.
FOR SALE AND RENT NOTICE MIX FROM PARIS TO ANACONDA
Fragmented classified item offers sale of Parisian dyeing and cleaning service and rental listings for a large furnished house in Baltimore and a modern home in Anaconda. Also mentions a five room modern cottage with pass. Call for details from the listed locations.
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Philipsburg Notes Seeks Bond Cover. Bids Rejected as Too Low
Philipsburg council opened several bids for a $1,000 ally cover bond but rejected them as too low. City officials say bonds should be placed locally and affirm the Millerite matter. Blumenthal and Rodda left for Helena to represent Fink Creek Lodge. Durfee travels to the capital for ACW and ALO. Thrashing is active in upper Flat Creek valley with fine weather aiding work. wheat yields likely to shrink due to early frosts and shrinkage losses.
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Making of a Citizen and the Immigrant Question
Ray Baker surveys immigration in a provocative piece on how immigrant families assimilate whether German French or other origins. He cites a notable Italian example Pall Cenci who arrived three years prior and recalls Prancesen, a local American citizen, watching a school scene as a playful dialogue on identity and belonging.
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