Jury Term Set With Multiple Montana Cases
Judge Miller opens court after vacation, setting jury for September 22 to hear larceny, assault and other Montana cases. Civil and foreclosure actions scheduled, with outside-judge trials for Skaggs and Lewistown Bank matters and naturalization applicants due September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Sec
Lallor
State of Montana
William Roberts
Earl Green
Charles Wilson
Lester Smith
Peter Schiltz
George Douglas
Gus Myrston
Sam A. Hamilton
William H. Prueitt
Leo J. Cremer
Melville Commercial Co
O. F. Greeton
Velma H. Riggs
Lew Webb
W. A. Carl
Charles Bryan
George S. Grimes
T. J. Manis
First National Bank of Columbus
Ed Brannin
Rosa A. Skaggs
State Bank of Lewistown
G. B. Long
Anglo-American Farm Mortgage Corporation
T. C
Hannon and Others
Wisconsin National Life Insurance Co
Barbara E. Gajeski
North American Mortgage Co
Abraham W. Shreves
Herman J. A. Schwan
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Lena P. Schuman
Citizens State Bank of Big Timber
Dale Cook
Olaf Sands
Bessie Porter Blackwell
F. R. Hickman
W. J. Hannah
Justice Court
Milo Collins
John T. Esp
G. H. Bennett
J. W. Konan
Swan
Mcleod
Roy Webber
S. H. Nicholson
Reed Point
J. C. Barnes
Gibson
Merle Griffith
Shawmut
Albert O. Strand
Springdale
Gus Goldbranson
Prominent W C T U Woman Shot In Iowa
Mrs. A B Cook president of Benton county W C T U was shot to death in her Vinton Iowa home. An inquest opened as police pursued leads amid suspicions linked to anti liquor work and bootlegging activity. Her husband runs Waverly Gas. No arrests by Tuesday morning.
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Vinton
Iowa
A. B. Cook
Benton County
Cook
Christian Church
First Capitol Gets Happy Remembrance
In Butte on September 7, more than 150 people gathered at Bannack for the dedication of a bronze tablet marking Montana territory’s first capitol. The Dillon DAR chapter hosted the ceremony with remarks by Congressman Scott Leavitt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Tolman Scott
Armstead
Chandler
Jane Stallings
Bannack
C. A. Rasmussen
Helena
Scott Leavitt
David Hilger
State Historical Library
Congressman Leavitt
F. W. Garver
the Normal College
W. J. McCormick
Missoula
Samuel B Thurman Pioneer and Cowboy Buried Today
Samuel B Thurman Montana pioneer and early cowboy died at his home 1 a m Tuesday after arrival from Park hospital. Funeral at St. Joseph's church conducted by Rev Father Leahy. Interment Mountain View. Thurman born August 24 1858 in Iowa. Survived by wife Roy son and two daughters with nine grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Thurman
Montana
Park Hospital
St. Joseph's Church
Father Leahy
Columbus
Mountain View
H. O. Kellogg
Ralph W., Baker
John Schmidthofer
James G. Woods
Sol J. Craft
James H. Stickley
Wellman
Washington County
Iowa
Inita G. Darrance
Powder River
Miles City
Johnson
Rev Frank Dingle Missed Hotel Reservation Under Disappearance Cloud
The article notes Rev Frank Dingle former Congregational pastor traveled from this city to San Francisco with his wife and baby in 1924. In February he attempted to reserve a stay at Hotel Lame in San Francisco for February 16 but did not arrive to use the room. A friend reports a cashing in Livingston and Butte on February 10 and 12 and a February 16 letter from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dingle
Congregational Church
San Francisco
Dingle
America
Australia
Lame
J. J. Lacklen
Livingston
Butte
Mr. Locklen
California
Thousands Gather At Shenandoah Wreck Site In Aftermath
Caldwell Ohio September 4 crowds visited the Shenandoah wreckage as looting cooled and souvenirs were taken. Authorities led by Commander Klein investigated the crash that killed 14 as survivors and officials inspected debris in foggy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Ohio
Shenandoah
Lakehurst
N. J
Jealous miner charged after Roundup woman shot dead
Mrs. Mable Rogers, 28, was killed while seated in a car in front of the Palace hotel. James Anderson, a coal miner, surrendered to the sheriff and is held on murder charges. Authorities cite jealousy as the motive. Rogers faced a divorce case in Wheatland county and had prior civil disputes. A preliminary hearing is planned for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Rogers
Palace Hotel
James Anderson
Anderson
Wheatland
Rovers
Rogers
Buffalo Stampede Called Off For 1925
Yellowstone Park Superintendent Horace M Albright announced the Buffalo Stampede was canceled due to limited advertising time and small late season crowds. The event at Buffalo ranch on the Lamar river used 1500 buffalo with 40 Grow Indians guiding and featured stage coaches crossing the Lamar river to the natural amphitheater. Arrangements were made for attendees to depart by bus from Mammoth or Canyon hotels with camps Roosevelt nearby. The stampede is planned to return as a feature in the late 1926 season with earlier advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Horace M. Allbright
Buffalo Ranch
Lamar River
Mammoth Hotel
Canyon Hotel
Camp Roosevelt
Albright
Miles City Woman Held for Murder in Poison Death
Nellie Ottinger a 41 year old Miles City woman is jailed on a murder charge accusing her of poisoning her husband Arthur Ottinger father of four. Statements to Dr L F Certain led to arrests of Howard Mildred and Vivian Ottinger. Ottingers body was exhumed in Kansas and poison found in stomach liver and kidneys per county attorney Rudolph Nelstead.
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Miles City
Mont
Howard Ottinger
Mildred Ottinger
Vivian Ottinger
Ottingers
Kansas
Rudolph Nelstead
Walsh Killed Accidentally Cleaning Gun in Livingston
Mike J. Walsh, a Livingston pioneer businessman, died Monday afternoon from a rifle discharge while cleaning a gun on his back porch. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. Thursday at St Marys Catholic Church with interment in Calvary Cemetery. he served in the Iowa National Guard and later ran a hardware, real estate, and insurance business in Livingston. Michael J. Walsh, born July 22, 1867 in Emmetsburg, Iowa, married Anna Wernert in 1899 and leaves a wife and son and daughter. He was active in local civic groups and attempted to join World War I service but was barred by age and eyesight.
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Miles City
Custer County
Powderville
Hacket
Big Timber
Melville
Livingston
Mike J. Walsh
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Joseph Blaere
Calvary Cemetery
Walsh
Missoula
Michael J. Walsh
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Timner
Algona
Camp McKinley
Anna Wernert
Yeomen
Redmen
Woodmen
K. of C
Ellis
Livingston Lodge
Seagirt
N. J
Buick Driver Causes Wreck Near Billings
Creston Crest returned from Billings with a Hudson Six. A Buick touring car collided with a jitney carrying nine occupants after forcing a side pass on the road. The jitney rolled several times. nine people escaped unharmed. The Buick lost a wheel and another car struck the rear. A witness criticized the Buick driver for poor lights and driving on the wrong side. Crest and another driver helped transport the Russian family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Crest
Billings
Laurel
Buick
Wyoming Cowboy To Assume English Earldom
Oliver Henry Wallop of near Sheridan Wyoming inherited the earldom of Portsmouth after the death of his elder brother in England. He confirmed he would assume the title and dismissed past reports of renouncing the peerage for an American lumber contract. He lives at the Big Horn ranch in Sheridan County and has two sons, Gerard Vernon Wallop and another son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan, Wyo
Wyoming
Oliver Henry Wallop
Sheridan
Earl of
Portsmouth
England
Associated Press
Big Horn
Sheridan County
Wyo
Gerard Vernon Wallop
America
Earl
Lord Livingston
Big Horn Ranch
Lord
Lady Portsmouth
Court Stenographer Amick Leaving for Chicago Move
Universal regret followed Friday's announcement by court stenographer E. H. Amick that he and his family will move to Chicago within a fortnight. Amick, long respected in Livingston's legal circle, accepted a lucrative position in a Chicago firm, prompting sale of their Livingston home and a mid month departure after five years in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Enterprise
E. H. Amick
Chicago
Amick
Livingston
Woman’s Club
Windy City
Illinois
West
Amicks
East
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Capitol
Boulder River
Arthur T. Ellison
Kauffman
Naval Air Station
Jacob H. Klein
G. Fulton
S. M. Kraus
William Nelson
GC. P. Burgess
R. G. Mayer
Sharon Hill
Mayer
National Cemetery
Arlington
Belle Valley
M. J. Walsh
Mr. Crest
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