World News Digest Highlights From Early 1910s Dispatches
Reports cover China pork and eggs exports, AMA session in Los Angeles with 2000 doctors, Missouri prayer for rain, Taft supports Aldrich bank plan, Delaware battleship at George V coronation, powder trust dissolution, King George V coronation and England's grandeur, Maine wreck revelation, postal savings bank secrecy, 1910 insurance payouts, Senator Luke Lea blood donation for wife, Russian Jews’ entry restrictions and 1832 treaty provisions with the US.
Great Northern resumes work on Vaughn Augusta line
Contractors Morris and Shepherd begin grading from Vaughn toward Augusta along the Cascade to Teton county line. The project, funded by the Great Northern Railway, aims to connect Great Falls with Augusta within a sixty mile stretch and finish by November 1. Conductor Palusha leads the first grading crew with more sub-contractors arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Cascade-Teton County
Great Northern
Vaughn
Great Alls Tribune
Great Northern Railway
Great Falls
Morris & Shepherd
Park Hotel
Palusha
Fourth of July Celebration Plans and Events Listed
Committees report final preparations for a Fourth of July celebration with a morning parade and address, auto and rider participation urged, and a goal of including every town child. Afternoon events include horse races, ball games, athletic sports, wrestling, and a grand Hodgskiss Hall ball with no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Chateau
Bynum
Dutton
Teton County
Main Street
Hodgskiss Hall
Local Men From Orange City Pushing Chateau Great Falls railroad
W F Rieckhoff P D Van Osterhout Garrett M Clay and Mr Bradley of Orange City Iowa arrived Friday on business tied to the proposed Chateau Great Falls railroad. Rieckhoff’s swift return signals growing interest among investors and Milwaukee officials plan to build into Great Falls, suggesting feeders and branch lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Rieckhoff
P. D. van Osterhout
Garrett M. Clay
Mr. Bradley
Orange City
Iowa
Chateau-Great Falls
Rieckhoff
Lowa
Milwaukee Road To The Falls
A party of Great Falls business men returning from Butte relayed President Harling of the Milwaukee road’s pledge to extend the line to Great Falls. He stated there is no wavering about the project and that construction to Great Falls will be the first line built along the system once financial conditions improve enough to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Butte
Pres. Marling
Milwaukee Railroad
Harling
Tan
Brady land release delayed open to settlers
Carey lands once segregated two years ago as part of the Alkali Basin project remain unreleased. The Carey board had ordered a release by June 13 but no action has followed. About 65 000 acres of unreclaimable land are hoped to be opened for settlement within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Teton Canal Company
Tsne
Carey Board
Brady
Rainy Week Ends Drought Anxiety for Local Farms
A week of steady rain drenches county fields and ranges. Saturday’s precipitation satisfies farmers as grain and pasture areas recover from drought. Sun River and Burton benches become lush. areas east of the railroad also receive relief, with grain crops now deemed safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River
Burton
Dutton Cashier In Jails After Bond Demands
G. G. Cooper, cashier of the Dutton bank, remained in county jail after a hearing before Judge Matthews in Conrad a week ago. He has not posted bond, with missing funds estimated at about 300 dollars. The trouble arose after the surety company canceled his bond weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Cooper
Dutton Bank
Old Timer William H Mohbney Dies in Dupayer Montana
William H Mohbney an old-time resident of Montana and nearby died at the Dupayer hotel at about 3 a m on June 24. He was unmarried with no known family in the state and was buried in the Dupayer cemetery last evening after suffering from stomach cancer. He had been treated at Conrad Hospital and in Great Falls but received no effective help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupayer
Mont
William H. Mohbney
Montana
Dupayer Hotel
Dupayer Cemetery
Conrad
Great Falls
Children’s Day Observance Planned at M E Church
The annual Children’s Day will occur at the M E church next Sunday evening with an appropriate program in preparation. All the town and surrounding area’s children and adults are invited to attend the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Cash warrants drawn by Teton County Board June session
The Teton County Commissioners approved numerous warrants across General Fund and Contingent Fund. Payments list include coroner and justice fees for multiple 1900s named personnel, jurors and witnesses, surveyors, clerks, and vendors, with itemized amounts and recipients such as Smith, Thomas, Doyle, Whetston, and others. Additional line items cover Montana agencies, telephone costs, supplies, and independent contractors, reflecting routine county operations and services approved at the June regular term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
XK. McNenale
Board of Prisoners
C. H. Connor
J.B. Deans
Justice of Peace
Pederhen
Chas A.smith
N. Rhomas
Bob Owas
John W. Simids
Daniel M. Egan
Hb. Gath
Wellander
Daniel Whetston
Law L.R. Dobyns
Edrward Urptry
W. F. Coburn
Same
Wia Hullush
Saae
Absalom & Whe
UCD
Lucy Whetston
Siumie
Harrison
Ot ‘Penee Coupl
Leevi, Sr
Miller
Sane
Tadia Tend
Martin Carlson
Lou Otto Nowell
Too HU. Burton
John Devin
Jos
Spurgeon
Sia
Pane Deka Ton
Fred Reimalt
Harry Marks
Tou Geo
Bush
Nuaie
Sime
KM. Doyle
Arieat
Doyle
Sam Ow
Boettcher
M.L. Decker
Sams
Theo
Feraldson
Lhomipsun
M. Weaver
Moore
Moore, Same Ye Ee Ee 1 Ou Lf McGresor
S.W. Nowe
Polis Moran
Sane Bee
Kelly Raikhei
G. Witsons
Hd Hughes
Jos Kingston
Diline
Hlal
JO Filmore
Margaret Hurd
Siine
Darkland
Sine
Juhi Rother
Arehle Wiin
Dilin
Leonard Ivy
Sami
William Wellesstien
Sherburne Morse
Samme
Arthur J. Johnson
Somme
Jotimpan
Siu
Dan MekKbury
Dentib
Stubt
M. Booker
J.D Rytars
A. Metountid
Chas N. Thomas
Ricgbirds
Solomon Maes
Jack Dalluns
Ernest Sherman
Cou Shean
Duntium
John Perry
Andrew Murtiit
Sittin
Rene
Vaste
W. Shields
Sume
Paul Kiltzke
Vones Glass & Prudhomine Co
Rupples
Pribune
Sayhte Hivaluh
Lol Deere Ahr Iepmraessietet
U. S. Basset
RK. P. Jackson
Bind Office Abstracts
K.P. Jackson
Murphy Maclay
Res
Stern
Vuprlinttig Osc
Conrad Independent
Ou Independent Publishing Co
Sega Laws
I. Uporsiints
Atte
Byron Carson
Jow
Jameson
Sme
Th. Connor
Halladay
Hunt
Prague
Geo
W. Magee
H.R. Thompsoen
Louis Lindquist
Shelby jJud
Arley Moore
Basili
Wees
Peryy Taylor
Edith Simertinson
H. J. McGregor
Hubbard
James Gibson
Office Experses
Nellie KH. Brown
D.W. Doyle
A.C. Burbank
C. Garrett
Os State Publishing Co
SUIME
Harris Bros
S@mit
Montana ‘Telephone Co
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Coe
Cuba
Arnold G. Baker
Sellot District No
Tughes
A. Gleason
Court House
M. Hattersley
Defense Edwards
Ke Iree Corey
T. W. Robinson
Elitson
District Court
Powers
Raedford
H.W. Conover
Brandeb
Hurhart
Daly and
Remington Typewriter Co
Rotusan
Te Helvenu Stamp Works
Hanson & Stormstad
Quarantie Pups
Coos
Mente
A. B. Guthrie
Colin N. Ward
T. A. Vandervort
W. A. Kulbush
K. Mel
Enzle
H.W. Bateman
Syroh E. Town
James
Innes
J. E. Webb
Geo F. Miller
Henry Ryan
L. C. Marsh
Ce-Aeaa Vegeskingigaden
State Epworth League to Meet in Butte Next Year
The state convention of the Epworth League will convene in Butte next year. Other items note Bitter Root creamery at Stevensville destroyed by fire June 22 with $4,000 insurance, and Missoula hosted the state Good Roads congress with Governor Norris as a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Press of
New York City
United States
Canada
The
Epworth League
Butte
Stevensville
State Good Roads Congress
Missoula
Norris
Horse Sale Postponed To July 7
The horse auction, advertised for last Saturday, was postponed due to bad weather. The sale is now set for July 7 to proceed regardless of weather, to place stock on the market without further delay. A new display ad appears on another page of this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Petersons Convicted at Helena in Cattle Theft Case
Charles Peterson a leading Blackfeet cattleman with a Milk River ranch was found guilty by a federal jury in Helena of cattle theft. Accomplice John Bostwick received one year in jail. Two of Petersons’ sons were also convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterson
Blackfeet
Milk River
Helena
Rasch
John Bostwick
Chas
Peterson
W C T U State President Lectures Across Montana
Mrs. Alice Updyke Hutchinson state president of the W C T U visited Chateau to lecture on the society and conduct an elocutionary reading. A local union was formed, and she noted unions in Col lins Conrad and Chateau with three chapters in Teton county. She has toured Judith Basin country and is hosted in East Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Updyke Hutchinson
W.C. T. VJ
Montana
Chateau
W.C.T. U
Hutchinson
Teton County
Collins, Conrad and
Judith Basin
East Helena
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. H. Rederhen
U. S
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
H. W. Bateman, M. D
Choteau, Montana
Choteau
George W. Magee
Telephone
Warner
Uhoteau
Ohoteau
Cascade Employment Agency
M. D
Choteau, Mont
A. F
Jas. Eckford
W. M
B. BE. Toan
Sec
ODD Fellows
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor
E. J. Roberson
N. G. Chas
J. Connor
MO. C. Ferris
U. S. Commissioner and Notary Public
Collins Teron County
T. A. Smith
Robert Henderson
Henry D. Robison
the Teton County Abstract CO
A. Fischer
Meat Market
China
American Medical Association
Los Angeles
Missouri
Taft
Hxsenator
Aldrich
Central National Bank
Delaware
Powder Trust
George V
Iingland
England
Maine
Union
Post Office
George Pate
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Washington
Georgetown Hospital
Russia
Scott Leavitt
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Milwaukee Road
Board of County Commissioners
News of the
Fred Frink
Glasgow
Helena Water Works Company
Ursuline Sisters
Sunnyside Ranch
Cascade County
Sanders County
Lincoln County
Cabinet Mountains
John M. Eyang
Wim. A. Clark
Wmn. Reid
Petersons
Mrs.Hutchinson
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