Illustrious Turnings in 1890 Tribune Highlights
Look back at December 5 1890 Tribune items include Charles Conger’s horse accident in Clinton Wisconsin with a leg fracture, a granted Lima to Williams Junction road petition, Rev Crawford’s arrival as local Presbyterian pastor around December 20, Martin Innes preparing to Helena for college, and a marriage license issued to Isaac Underwood and Cressie Ball with wedding held last night.
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Charles Conger
Poindexter and Orr
Clinton
Wis
John Peat
Lima
William's Junction
Crawford
Martin Innes
Helena
Business College
R. Z. Thomas
Isaac H. Underwood
Sheridan
Local Neighbors News and Moves
Miss Gertrude Phillips of St Paul visits sisters in town for a few weeks. James Vigeant returns from Omaha. Bere accompanies cattle shipped by Charles Padley. Lloyd Selway travels from Sweetwater to the Big Hole with Morse and Oliver to manage about 10 000 head. L Kubelsky sells Center street clothing store to C Gordon of Lima and returns to Chicago. James Lightfoot family leaves for the East to settle there.
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Gertrude Phillips
St. Paul, Minn
James Vigeant
Omaha
Bere
Charles Padley
Lloyd Selway
Sweetwater
Big Hole
Morse
Oliver
L Kubelsky
Center Street
C. Gordon
Lima
Chicago
James Lightfoot
Local Trade and Personnel Moves Highlight Dillon Ledger
Ned Harkness bought 1000 yearling ewe lambs from Henry Thompson at 6 dollars each. A. R. Jacobs and family move to Missoula for new bank job. Arthur Graeter to become assistant cashier at the State Bank of Dillon. Charles Vogelius leaves for Helena then Seattle to start a business. S. E. McGee couple travel to Missoula for grandchild illness. Eliel Bros relocate part of stock to their new building. Beaverhead County Fair plans a major liquidity drive to fund a bigger fair next year. 20 years ago notes mention Paul Stahl's baby girl, C H Allen the new pharmacist, and W E Jones moving to Roundup for business.
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Ned Harkness
Dell
Ewe Lambs
Henry Thompson
A. R. Jacobs
Dillon
Missoula
Jacobs
State Bank of
Arthur Graeter
Charles Vogelius
Dillon Police Department
Helena
Seattle
Wash
S. E. McGee
Eliel Bros
Messrs
G. R. Featherly
W. M. Oliver
O. M. Best
J. E. Morse
Frank Eliel
Beaverhead County
The
Tribune
Navy
Paul Stahl
C.h.allen
City Drug Store
Kalispell
E W. Jones
Albert Stamm
Mra
World of Tomorrow and Europe in Wartime Echoes
A compilation profiles the Red Army under Voroshilov, German General von Brauchitsch, and industrialist Schwab, noting conscription trends and postwar anxieties. It imagines England after Waterloo, Tibet’s Dalai Lama reincarnation, and Europe’s displaced children amid looming fears.
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World OF Tomorrow
Lhasa
Himalayan
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Buddha
Gautama
Limia and Milas Aim for Bedrock School Work
Fragmentary note mentions Milas and Anne Dillon in a school related context at La Baumany. No clear event or outcome is readable. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
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Limia
Daripat
Soan
Milas
Anne
la Baumany
Dillon
Montana commission docket set for November hearings
Seven M R C application hearings are scheduled for November 25 in Billings as the Montana railroad and public service commission acts on requests. At Helena discussions on the 1940 Associated Merchants of Montana convention proceed with plans to set time and place at the January 8 meeting. elk hunting season extensions are expected before the state fish and game commission on November 27 amid a generally disappointing season blamed on mild weather.
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Germany
Walter von Brauchitsch
Poland
Hitler
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Helena
Mont
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Billings
Associated Merchants of Montana
Board of Food Distributors
Food Distributors Board
William Burtsche, Jr
Great Falls
Hans Hanson
Worden
J. Otis Mudd
Missoula
State Fish and Game Commission
Montana auto dealers to meet in Butte in December
Members of the Montana Automobile Dealers association will gather in Butte on December 4 and 5 for their annual convention. Secretary M. P. Trenne of Helena issued an open invitation to all auto dealers whether or not they belong to the association.
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Montana Automobile Dealers’ Association
Butte
M. P. Trenne
Helena
Trenne
Attorney General Rules Horse Inspection for Brand Checks
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn issues ruling requiring horses to be inspected for brands before migration into a new county from where purchased. The measure aims to ensure brand verification and prevent cross-county misbranding in cattle operations and horse trade.
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H. J. Freebourn
Top Court Refuses Plea From Simpson in Deputy Murder
Lee Simpson remained on death row after the state supreme court refused to rehear his conviction for murdering a Golden Valley deputy sheriff in 1938. He killed the deputy during a ranch visit, fled, surrendered next day, and confessed to two more ranch employee killings. He appeals on jury prejudice and seeks governor clemency or U.S. Supreme Court review.
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Simpson
Lee Simpson
State Supreme Court
Golden Valley County
Ryegate
Fergus County
Supreme Court
District Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Montana taxes hit fourteen million mark
Montana tax collections for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1939, totaled 14,247,000. The census bureau report covers 43 states with overall yields up over 18.5 percent from 1937, driven by unemployment compensation, sales taxes, motor vehicle licenses, and property taxes among others.
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Montana
Washington
U.P
Census Bureau
Missoula Teacher Named to Chicago Alumni Foundation Board
Dr. Ludvig G. Browman, zoology instructor at Montana State University, appointed to the national committee of the Alumni foundation of the University of Chicago and named chairman of the Missoula committee. Announcement made recently in Missoula.
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Missoula
Mont
U.P
Ludvig G. Browman
Montan State University
Alumni Foundation
University of Chicago
Foundation
State reports influenza leads in weekly disease tally
The health board logs 132 new influenza cases last week, with 50 from Tyaurel 50 from Stevensville and 30 from Stillwater county. Chicken pox declines to 55 cases while scarlet fever sits at 34.
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State Health Board
Tyaurel
Stevensville
Stillwater County
Tularemia Epidemic Affects Beavers in Hardin District
State Game Warden James A. Weaver reports a decline in tularemia among beavers in the Hardin and adjacent districts. No new cases have been reported, according to Dr. W.J. Butler, a veterinarian, who confirms the setback after earlier detections.
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Hardin
Dup
Ames A. Weaver
W.J
Butler
Baldalt
Five Filipinos Sought by Governor for Extradition
Governor Roy E Ayers requests extradition papers to fetch five Filipino men from Salt Lake City to Conrad on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The girl reportedly left with them without parental consent and married one in Idaho. Pondera county officials state the men knew she was underage. Names listed are Jimmy Piano Simon Piano George Pilotin Emil Pilotin and Ambrocio Ballo.
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Roy E. Ayers
Salt Lake City
Conrad
Idaho
Pondera County
Filippinos
Jimmy Piano
Simon Piano
George Pilotin
Emil Pilotin
Ambrocio Ballo
Merit system revisions for welfare and unemployment agencies
The state public welfare department and the state unemployment compensation commission will revise merit employment and advancement rules to align with changes in federal laws and regulations.
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Public Welfare Department
Butte Senator Wins Suit Over 1937 Toomey Law
Mike Mulholland of Butte, a senator from Silver Bow County, won a district court case in Lewis and Clark County declaring the 1937 Toomey law unconstitutional. The ruling lets him remain a senator while pursuing a mayoral bid in Butte. State attorneys plan to appeal to the Montana Supreme Court. Judge George W. Padbury presided. Helena politicians see the suit as settling the law before 1940 races.
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Butte
Mike Mulholland
Silver Bowl County
Lewis and Clark County
Copper Metropolis
Representative Toomey
Lewis and Clark
State Supreme Court
George W. Padbury
Helena
Mulholland
Supreme Court Denies Highway Dept Appeal in Bridge Insurance Case
The state supreme court denies the highway department petition to dismiss the appeal in the bridge insurance matter begun over a year ago. Secretary Sam W. Mitchell and Attorney General H. J. Freebourn led a board vote to pay 120000 for a policy covering state bridges valued at 12000000, despite Governor Ayers opposing the purchase. The department sued to block premium payment and won in district court. Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance Co. with Mitchell and Freebourn as intervenors appealed to the high court.
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State Supreme Court
Highway Department
Sam W. Mitchell
H. J. Freebourn
Board of Examiners
Roy E. Ayers
Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Mitchell and
Freebourn
High Court
State Treasurer Receives Federal Welfare Funds Totaling 180881 75
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon reports federal cheques totaling 180,881.75 as the government's share of public welfare department expenditures for the month. The distribution shows Old age assistance 117,180. aid to crippled children 22,048. aid to needy blind 1,653.75.
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Ray N. Shannon
Public Welfare Department
Montana creameries show October butter rise and dairy shifts
The Montana dairy division reports October butter output at 988 575 pounds, up 45 218 from October last year. Ice cream production increased 4.3 percent while cheese output fell 16 percent in the same period.
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Montana
State Dairy Division
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