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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

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Rural Meet Draws Large Crowd at Big Timber

The first rural mental and athletic meet held in Big Timber on May 1 attracted about 200 contestants teachers and parents from numerous districts. Districts 7 25 64 36 69 and 45 showed strong performances in mental and track events with Gibson Strand and Bridger schools earning top places and pennants awarded to winning schools.

Big Timber Howie Wormser Gibson Strand Bridger

Arguments Heard In Ku Klux Klan Case

In Indianapolis on May 4 Criminal Judge James A. Collins set a Saturday hearing on motions by Eph Inman for D. C. Stephenson to strike part of the indictment charging murder. Stephenson and co defendants Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry face a staying charge. The matter centers on alleged failure to provide medical attention to Madge Oberholtzer after she took poison. Oberholtzer died April 14 after being transported and allegedly assaulted on a train and in Hammond.

Indianapolis Eph Inman D. C Miss Oberholszerv Mr. Inman Stephenson Miss Oberholtzer Hammond Ind

Mrs. J. N. Kelly Dies in San Francisco While Visiting Son

Mrs. J. N. Kelly a former Bozeman and Sweet Grass county resident died in San Francisco California from heart trouble while visiting her son Cliff and family Her husband former state senator J N Kelly had resigned to take the Bozeman land office Her library was donated to the Carnegie library in Bozeman and funeral services will be held there She was active in Bozeman civic and educational life including two years as Woman’s Club president and service on the district trustees and school boards She was widely esteemed by the community.

J. ON. Kelly Sweet Grass County Bozeman Land Office San Francisco Senator Kelly Carnegie Library Kelly Bozeman Chronicle Bozeman J. N. Kelly California Cliff Woman's Chip District Seven

Gina Kelly win over Dr Hathaway for 27500 dollars

In Anaconda on May 2 a district court awarded Mrs Gina Kelly of Forsyth 27500 dollars in a suit against Dr R J Hathaway former superintendent of the Montana state hospital for the insane and Susan Kipp former nurse The jury partly awarded the amount after she sought 30000 alleging unlawful confinement operation without consent and damage to mind body and self respect subsequent criminal charges for false imprisonment were filed against Hathaway and J A Kelly with preliminary hearings set for May 8

Anaconda Gina Kelly Forsyth R. J. Hathaway Montana State Hospital For the Insane Susan Kipp Hathaway and Kelly Stagg Fitzgerald Kelly Deer Lodge Montana William Halloran Dr. Hathaway Minnesota Wisconsin Warm Springs

Death of Green Blakeley Pioneer of Gallatin Valley

Green Blakeley died at his city home Sunday morning from heart trouble after a bout with flu. The funeral was Monday at the Lutheran church with Rev. A. A. Holbeck, burial at Mountain View. He leaves a wife, two sons Charley and Jesse, and a daughter Mrs. C. Martin. Born January 31, 1842 in Davis County Missouri, he lived in Kansas and Missouri before migrating to Montana in 1868. He mined, ran a store and saloon, joined cattle drives, and later held deputy sheriff duties in Park county. He settled in the Boulder Contact area by 1898 after varied ventures across the West.

Green Blakeley Gallatin Park Sweet Grass Counties A. A. Holbeck Mountain View Boulder Country Primus A. Bruffey Charles L. Bryan George Muncaster Sol. J. Craft Ben B. Miles W. P. Dutton Harvey Coit E. L. Frang J. E. Rees M L. Baughey Inga Solberg Charley Blakeley Contact Jesse Blakeley McLeod Martin Hubble Davis County Missouri Kansas Plains Russell Waddle Price Montana Helena Gallatin Valley West Gallatin Toll Bridge Blakeley Deer Lodge County Blakely Old Highland C. P. Blakeley Bozeman Crazy Mountains Matilda Gilreath Livingston Park County Gonrow Boulder Valley

Horse Falls And Boy Meets Tragic Death

Great Falls dispatch reports Mack Epstein of Fowler aged 15 died after a horse toppled backward while attempting to jump an irrigation ditch. The animal crushed him as it fell pinning him under its weight. Epstein died Monday from injuries after being found days later.

Great Falls May Mack Epstein Fowler Epstein

Helena Man Named Head Of State Bank Examiners

Jay G. Larson of Helena was appointed by Governor Erickson to head the state bank examination agency, taking over June 1 from L. Q. Skelton. Larson currently leads the Conrad Trust and Savings bank and previously headed the Conrad bank before its sale to Helena institutions. Stephen J. Cowley of Great Falls was named judge of the eighth district to replace the late Jere B. Leslie. Cowley is a longtime Electric City attorney and former Cascade County state representative.

Helena Jay G. Larson J. E. Erickson L. Q. Skelton Boulder Larson Conrad Trust and Savings Bank Conrad Bank House of Representatives Cascade County

Hunt For Husband Of Murdered Woman In Gary Indiana

Gary police identified a dismembered burned body found along Furnessville road as Mrs Josephine Desiderio and sought her husband Louis Desiderio for murder. Witness Florence Kish, a companion of Mrs Desiderio, linked clothing and body to the victim and named past threats. The case centers on a man who once tried to shoot his wife and allegedly threatened her again days before the body was found.

Gary Ind Furnessville Road Here Josephine Desidero Louis Florence Boto Kish Desiderio Chicago South Bend Kish Desideria H. A. Flynn Chesterton Nesiderin

Dancing And Flames Hit Wisdom Together

Fire from the Wisdom hotel spread to at least six buildings in Wisdom Montana as residents evacuated. Volunteers from the Big Hole Basin rushed in with water tank wagons to combat the blaze. Firemen battled flames threatening the Big Nose Basin News office and the Wisdom bank, while locals moved belongings to safety.

Butte Wisdom Big Hole Basin Wisdom Hotel Big Nose Basin News Wisdom Bank Big Hole

Gordon Campbell faces two years in Leavenworth

Gordon Campbell found guilty in Great Falls of illegal use of the mails to promote an oil syndicate. He is to serve two years in Leavenworth, pay a $1,000 fine plus costs, and appeal to the San Francisco circuit court. A five day stay and $2,500 bond were posted.

Great Falls Mont Gordon Campbell San Francisco Circuit Court of Appeals S. C. Ford Helena Campbell Leavenworth George M. Bourquin Ford San Francisco Montana

New York Plans Broad Anti Ram Run Offensive

New York reports a major Coast Guard action to curb Prohibition era rum running. Captain W V J Jacobs announced a large force with five cutters six patrol boats and twelve chasers at Clifton Bay Staten Island to watch floating warehouses near Connecticut Long Island and New Jersey. He warned stronger measures without shooting to kill while noting higher Scotch prices due to reduced supply and orders from Washington and top enforcement leaders.

New York W. V. J. Jacobs United States Coast Guard Clifton Bay Staten Island Argus Coast Guard Connecticut Long Island New Jersey Jacobs Washington Lincoln ¢. Andrews F. C. Billard

New German Ruler Hindenburg Aims for Unity After Election

Hanover reports that President-elect Von Hindenburg plans to placate German Catholic voters by naming Dr. Marx of the People’s Bloc to a prominent post. He seeks national unity and a smoother post election path, asking princes to curb public displays as he nears inauguration in Berlin.

Hanover Germany von Hindenburg Dr. Marx People's Bloc Center Luther Berlin

Jury Term Possible In June As Business Demands

Judge Miller held a brief session and may call a jury term in June if needed. Frank Lewis remains jailed on two charges with bail denied, while the Bray brothers seek a jury hearing on delinquency charges. Several civil actions concluded with judgments and foreclosures. a probate will was admitted. a guardian ad litem was appointed for an incompetent defendant.

Miller Columbus Frank Lewis Bray Boys Adolph Eisler Ray E. Markley Capital Trust & Savings Bank Howard T. Imlay Donald Edward Bray Gerhild Ostrem Theodore Ostrem Warm Springs C. W. Campbell August Beisigl Ys Anna Esp Joe Hanlon

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