Hearing Set On Estate Distribution In Widdicombe Case
Judge Miller postponed petition for distribution of Joseph Widdicombe estate until May 16. Remaining heirs to receive about 75 155.09 as trustees and heirs finalize division among Robert Widdicombe James Widdicombe and others. Other court actions include James Durkin assault arraignment and divorce Bailey v Bailey. Probate orders for Daisy Park Henry Dean Susan Mendenhall and Carroll Johnson issued. Citizenship denials and new declarations noted.
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Miller
Joseph Widdicombe
D. J. Walvoord
Herring
Fish Creek
Caliente
Nev
California
Herschel P. Franklin
Mr. Franklin
Home Savings and State Bank
G. H. Bennett
State of
Montana
Henry Hunt
Charley Dalton
Daisy Park
Mrs Daly Donates $10,000 to Deaconess School Building
At a banquet for the Deaconess school trustees J Henry Longmaid announced that Mrs Marcus Daly of New York and Hamilton Montana had donated 10000 bringing her total gifts to 510000 for the new school buildings. The board expressed gratitude and hoped for further support. Governor Erickson praised the school’s progress and Longmaid's leadership.
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Helena Independent
J. Henry Longmaid
John Chirgwin
Marcus Daly
New York
Hamilton
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining reports strong 1924 earnings
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company and subsidiaries release a 1924 annual pamphlet showing net income of 314,281,218 dollars, about 4.74 a share, with 1925 per share earnings about 5.85. Copper output fell while zinc and manufactured products rose. 1926 saw the formation of the Silesian American Corp to operate European mines. Copper ore production reached 2,562,344 tons and zinc 17,467 tons. Chile Copper Co. earned 11,655,997 dollars in 1924, vs 11,90,151 in 1925, with Chile operations under Anaconda control.
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New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
American Rass Company
Silesian-American Corporation
Chile Copper Company
Chile
Anaconda
Gasoline Tax Brings Ninety Thousand in Montana
Helena May 2 Nearly ninety thousand dollars is available for construction of Montana highways from April gasoline tax receipts. The three cent tax produced 89278.25 and 83710.79 from the two cent tax with 15 percent to the highway fund and the rest to general and common school funds. Refunds of 8711.79 were allowed and administration costs were 21834.96 totaling 99834.97 added to the highway fund.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Grey Cliff Dominates Rural Meet at Big Timber
Grey Cliff swept the Rural Mental and Athletic contests held in Big Timber last Saturday. The Grey Cliff team captured the mental contest and both class A and B track meets, edging out other schools as the Dey Fork and district teams also earned top ribbons. Declinations, spellers, and field events highlighted the day with Audrey Mosier and Gladys Iverson among top performers.
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Grey Cliff
Grey Cli
Silog
Jerome Williams
A. L. Phillips
John W. Hruza
Repiah
Gladys Iverson
Miller Bee
Emily Petersen
Igs
Herbert Vork
Beulah Branne
Genevieve Benson
Audrey Mosier
District 22
Audrey
Grey Clif
District 7
District 17
Dey Fork
Kenneth Benson
Clifton Gardner
John Hoyem
Bert York
Rodolph Hauge
Carter
K. Benson
Ed Cosgrif
Amos Cook
Harold Esp
Helmar Branne
Kemmeth Ben
Mayor OLeary Installed As Timber City Leader
Monday evening marked the first transfer of city leadership in six years as Mayor A P O Leary succeeded J H Trower. The new council, all members remaining, approved officer reports and bills. J A Bray sought a gas pump station lease, which was granted. Ben Midde named city clerk water commissioner and police chief. C W Campbell city attorney. N E Oliver caretaker of camp grounds. Fred Tucker driver of street team. A G Davidson resigned as night watchman. P J Deegan sworn in. Parks committee asked to assess needed improvements.
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Ig Timber
J. H. Trower
A. P. O'Leary
J . A. Bray
Whalen
Mcleod Street
Lunde Tire Co
O'Leary
Dif
Ferent
S Guy
F. Skillman
Ben Midde
C. W. Campbell
N. E. Oliver
Fred Tucker
A. G. Davidson
P. J
Mrs Alice Van Cleve Early Pioneer Buried
Mrs Alice D Van Cleve wife of Paul L Van Cleve Sr died Saturday after nearly two years of progressive paralysis and debility. A large service at St Josephs church featured songs by the choir and two solos. Surviving are five children and her husband with one daughter predeceased. Born in Albany New York she would have turned seventy this October.
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Big Timber
Altice
van Cleve
Paul L. van Cleve
Joseph Drolet
St. Joseph's Church
Ain Country
Sign
Minneapolis
Billings
Melville
Agnes Beinecke
Phyllis Church
Pasadena
Calif
Dorothy Langston
Harlowton
Alice Langston
Paul L. van Cleve, Jr
Helen Scarlett
Old Melville Pioneer Buried In Big Timber
Funeral services for Henry Edward Adam who died at his ranch near Mosby after a three week illness from spotted fever were held at the Evangelical church. He was 68 and long linked to Melville’s stock growing era with family and friends attending. interment followed at Mountain View.
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Henry Edward Adam
Mosby
Billings
Garfield County
Evangelical Church
Melville
Edward N. Adam
E. W
Tib) Adam
Fishtail
Lynn Warner
William Stroup
Cat Creek
Emil P. Adam
Sand Springs
A. K. Lusk
Helena
C. F. Goddard
R. A. Macridan
Livingston
Mountain View
Emil
Edward Adam
Dorman Kellogg
E. R. Patterson
Johan P. Campbell
Nose
Whitefish School First in Bozeman Scholarship Contest
A Whitefish high school team won the top points trophy in the Montana scholarship contest held in Bozeman. John Hauck of Granite county was named pentathlon winner, marking him the state scholar. The roster lists top placers across Latin, Literature, Physics, World History, shorthand, typing, and related subjects.
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Bozeman
Whitefish
Northwestern
Montana
John Hawek
Phillipsburg
Granite County
Mary Hunt
Carter County
Sadie Belle Lovell
Chouteau County
Ada Williamson
Joel Overholzer
Fort Benton
Bessie Shaw
Rachel Holst
Gallatin County
Howard Dean
Amain Hill
Powell County
Leighton Davis
Glendive
John Peterson
Teton County
Joel O’lascy
Broadwater County
Laverne Taylor
Reed Point
John Hauck
Kenneth Mclean
Opal Johnson
Big Timber
Helen McCrum
Miles City
Tela Girton
Columbia Falls
Mary C. Breen
Bridger
Giladys Grainger
Hilda Warp
Ruth Cameron
Roundup
Mary Breen
Reelan Carter
Butte
Edmund Howell
Kaliepells
Estheer Crestetto
Amana Neigu
Kalispell
Ethel Wedemen
Manhattan
Fein
Dorothy Bragg
Terry
Livingston Elks Dedicate New Lodge Home in Livingston
The Livingston lodge 245 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks dedicated its new $50,000 home with grand lodge rituals. District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Nibbe of Billings presided and Associate Justice Henry L. Myers of Montana Supreme Court delivered the dedicatory oration. The ceremony drew 400 attendees, featured a special musical quartet, and highlighted Elk values of charity, brotherly love, and obedience to law as central to the new lodge and its impact on Livingston.
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Livingston
Livingston Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Nibbe of
Billings
Henry L. Myers
Supreme Court of Montana
Joe Brooks
Edward M. Syhbert
Peter Nelson
Arnold Huppert
Frank Beley
Jack Merrick
Roy Spencer
Harold Patton
Claire Flint
Judge Room
Senator Myers
Elkham
Elks
John Howant Payne
Algiers
National Capitol
and Tittle
Lodge
Mauler Nibbe
Livingston Kiks
Senator Walsh Names 1928 Campaign Issues
Senator Walsh says tariff reform regulation of trusts and fighting political corruption are the three main issues of the 1928 campaign. He predicts Republicans avoid the prohibition question by shifting the fight and notes McAdoo could draw Democratic support if he runs. Walsh also cites Governor Stith as potential nominee if prohibitionists are avoided.
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New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Europe
Coolidge
Head-on Collision In Wyoming Kills Three
CASPER Wyo April 29 Two locomotive engineers and one fireman were killed when Burlington train No 30 traveling Denver to Billings collided head-on near Uva Wyo 19 miles south of Wendover on the Colorado and Southern branch. The dead are Engineer Morgan and Engineer Carter and Fireman Morgan all of Cheyenne. No passengers were injured. Conductor J BR Clark of Casper was in charge.
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Casper
Wyo
Dburlington
Denver
Billings
Uva
Wendover
Colorado and Southern
Burlington
Morgan
Cheyenne
Carter
J. BR. Clark
Kellogg Denies MacMurray Bank Resignation Report
Secretary Kellogg rejected Tokyo London reports that American minister John A. MacMurray in Peking resigning. No official dispatch hinted at such actions, and disagreements cited as misunderstandings or misinformation. MacMurray asked for further united action by powers over Nanking demands, but no move yet due to nationalist split and Hankow Nanking instability.
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Washington
Kellogg
Tokyo
London
John A. MacMurray
Peking
State Department
MacMurray
Washington Administration
Nanking
Nationalist Party
Hankow
Shortage in Funds Forces Layoff at Accident Board
Helena Mont May 2 Four boiler inspectors two mine inspectors and the traveling auditor for the industrial accident board were ordered to suspend work until July 1 due to depleted admin funds. New chairman J Burke Clements reported about 4000 dollars available for two months. Funds depleted after purchase of five automobiles by the board costing about 3500 dollars. G G Watts elected secretary, to take office June first.
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Helena
Mont
Industrial Accident Board
J. Burke Clements
Jerome G. Locke
Legislative Assembly
W. B. McLaughl
Porter
Bowman
State Board of Examiners
Board of Examiners
Clements
G. G. Watts
Watt
W. B. McLaughlin
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Roy M. Keister
Mary McVey
Frank Larson
Ed Brannin
Farmers National
A. P. O.leary
A. P. O’leary
City Dads
Alice D. van Cleve
Whitefish School
Livingston Elks
Senator Walsh
Wyoming
MacMurray Bank