William Coleman Honored Leader in Montana Pioneer Ranks
William Coleman born January 26 1847 Germantown Ohio and a Civil War veteran led to Alder Virginia City and Deer Lodge before becoming a long time businessman and treasurer in the Pioneers of the state. Deer Lodge selected as next meeting site with poems read by Frank D. Brown and a letter from Charles M Russell read to the assembly.
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William Coleman
Pioneers of
Missoula
Treasure State
Germantown
Ohio
Ohio Infantry
Kansas City
Pueblo
Denver
George Baker
Bitter Root
Salt Lake City
Montana
Alder
Guith
Virginia City
Fish Creek
Coleman
Idaho
Bloom Creek
Yellow Jacket
Bannock
Grasshopper Gulch
Bed Rock
Deer Lodge
der Lodge
Diamond R
P. T. Fuller
Territory
Cottonwood Lodge No. 2
Deer Lodge Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Mary M. Malon
J. A. Sanders
Helena
Joseph D. Conrad
Frank D. Brown
Philipsburg
John Shober
Richard Lockey
Charles M. Russell
James A. Brown
Montana Pioneer Society
Volunteers 10 Help Enforce Automobile License Regulations
Secretary of State Charles T. Stewart reports a steady stream of supporters ready to aid in collecting annual auto licenses. Readers describe license plate scenarios from White Sulphur Springs to eastern districts, including plates borrowed, double tagging, and trucks without plates. a collector could potentially recover at least $1,000 weekly from delinquents.
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Charles T. Stewart
White Sulphur Springs
Stewart
Dodge Estate Hearings Open On Auto Legacy
Detroit reports reveal proceedings on the estate of John F. Dodge famed auto magnate. Officials examine holdings and succession aspects affecting the Dodge automotive legacy and related enterprises.
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Detroit
John F. Dodge
Sunburst Oil Center Ball Draws 3000 Guests
Sunburst in the north country hosts a massive party by W. J. O Haire owner of the townsite. The event showcases local oil field potential attracting investors and business men from Minneapolis and St Paul. A special train toured the fields followed by a rodeo speeches and a round the clock dance ball.
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Sunburst
W. J. O'Haire
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Judge William Y. Pemberton Dies Pioneering Montana Jurist
The Montana legal pioneer and former chief justice of the state supreme court, William Y. Pemberton, died after a long illness at Excelsior Springs Missouri. Born 1841 in Tennessee, he helped shape Montana law from Virginia City to Helena, later serving as librarian of the state historical library in Helena.
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William Y. Pemberton
State Supreme Court
Montana
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Pemberton
Virginia City
Helena
Supreme Court
Butte
State Historical Library
Judge Pemberton
Nashville, Tenn
William and
Martha Pemberton
Old
Virginia
Tennessee
Masonic College
Lexington
University At
Lebanon, Tenn
George Ives
Texas
West Side
Second Judicial Court
Masonic Lodge
Montana Historical Society
Lieut. C. C. Thomas First to Give His Life in War
Butte honors Lieut. Charles C. Thomas of the steamer Vacuum as the first American service member to die in World War I after exposure following a torpedo attack in April 1917. The article recalls his Annapolis background, rescuing crew members with warm clothes, and notes relatives in Butte and Grass Valley California.
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C. C. Thomas
Butte
Charles C. Thomas
Vacuum
Harvey. L. Miner
U. 5
Army
Navy
Thomas
Claude Duval
Oakland
Cal
Grass Valley
California
Bennett
Charles
Manhoold
Annapolis
Harvey L. Miller
Miller
Navy Armed Guard
Seat
Cleveland
Pacific Coast
Grass
Valley
Eight Rigs to Begin Drilling In Kevin Sun Burst Field
Great Falls reports eight rigs from other companies to be placed on acreage adjoining the Gladys Belle well in section 18 for offset drilling. About 16 wells are expected to be drilled in the Kevin Sun burst field in the coming weeks with rigs moving onto the ground in a few days.
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Great Falls
Kevin-Sunburst
Coal Mines Near Full Operation in Great Falls District
Great Falls area mines including Stockett Sand Coulee and Belt move toward full operation as workers return and crews scale up. District mines are resuming at 65 to 100 percent force, with most mines expected to be active soon.
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Great Falls
Stockett, Sand Coulee
Belt
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W. J. Beall
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Glacier
John. LaMott
Browning
Granite
W. ‘Dingwall
Drummond
Jefferson
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L. J. Daggett
Chateau
Treasure
Jennie C. Kamp
Hysham
Wheatland
J. H. Fresser
Yellowstone
C. H. Newman
Billings
Frank B. Linderman
Kalispell
Cayuse Bill
Pete Lebeau
Bevair Bend
Teddy
Russell
Ican
Legion
Charles C. Thomas Post
American Legion of
San Francisco
William Glassford
Shaw
Gingsford
Aquitania
Glassford
Charleston
Loe
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