Woman Who Shot Rival May Face Trial This Week
Missoula reports indicate Mrs Clyde Long will be tried at the March term of Sanders county district court for the murder of Mrs Ora Pierce in Plains on February 12. Gunther, the man both women pursued, is held as a material witness. Long was arrested at Thornton hospital, wounded herself after shooting Pierce.
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Missoula
Clyde Long
Sanders County
Ora Pierce
Plains
Thompson
Theodore Lentz
Long
Pierce
Long Home
George Gunther
Gunther
Thompson Falls
White Sulphur Notes and Community Movements
White Sulphur Springs notes report residents’ travels including Collins’s return from Long Beach and Moore’s improved health in the same city, plans of wights to move into a Murray hill bungalow, and Hirleman’s transfer to Dallas National Bank. Various visits, social events, and local errands fill this week’s community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcha R. S. Collins
Long Beach
Cal
John T. Moore
Kennebet
James L. Johnston
Eagle Creek
Charles H. Wight
Murray Hill
George B. Nagues
James H.stewart
Southern California
Carl Hirleman
First National Bank
Dallas National Bank of Dallas
Ore
Hirleman
Oregon
Mer. Hirleman
Meg. FE. P. Edwards
T. J. Twohey
Sherman Hotel
Lester C. Rader
John Lund Carlson
Lingshire
Dr. Campbell
Harlowton
White Sulphur Springs
George H. Burt
Our City
Leslie Watson
Archie Watson
Watron
Wilbur H. Rader
Fort Logan
Pat Kenney
Cassie Mountain
B. E. Atkins
Henry Logshire
J. O. Berg
Lennep
J. C. Simon
Shannon
George
Ringling
AL Tarfield
Minneapolis
Hampton
Composer Moszkowski Dies in Paris at 79
Moritz Moszkowski, renowned pianist and composer born August 23 1854 in Breslau Germany, died at his Paris home on March 9. His long career included landmark works for piano and orchestral color, leaving a lasting impact on Romantic era music.
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Pers
Paris
Moritz Moszkowsk
Breslau
Germany
Lost Boys in Glacier Rumored Trapping Winter With Trapper
Missoula reports that Joseph and William Wrhithead, Chicago men who vanished in Glacier National Park last August, are said to be spending winter with a local trapper in the park district. Rumors say they plan a fur trapping expedition, moving food and gear to a remote camp and returning only after months away. Their mother, Mrs. Dora Whitehead, believes they were kidnapped and last seen two miles from the road toward Belton or Canada, eight miles from the Lewis Hotel, on August 24 while en route from Granite Park to the Lewis Hotel.
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Missoula
Joseph
William Wrhithead
Chicago
Glacier Park
Vici
Park District
Glacier National Park
Atier
Marten
Dora B. Whitehead
Belton
Canada
Lewis Hotel
Granite Park
Mine at Colstrip Resumes Operations with New Equipment
Forsyth March 9 the Colstrip mine resumes operations after a six week shutdown for installing a Bucrrus shovel to load coal. Nearly 200 cars of coal were shipped to Forsyth last week. The eight ton capacity shovel will load coal while the existing shovel handles stripping, and the new gear nearly doubles output as the two shifts may soon run.
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Forsyth
Colstrip
Mince
Hobson Women Start Cleanup Campaign
The Hobson Women’s club met at Mrs. S. B. Fairbank’s home with assistants Mrs. Harold Godley and Miss Love Marvel. The program titled Our Backyard featured talks on beautifying the town and plant life suited to local soil. The 40-member group voted a 10 percent per capita assessment for the International Council of Women quinquennial convention in Washington next May.
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Treasury
International Council of Women
Washington
Popular women noted in congressional record from Poplar club
The Poplar Woman's club through its legislative committee led by Mrs. Lois Meidel Mrs. Della Bruner and Mrs. Jara Diggles is cited in a recent Congressional Record. Letters from Senator Walsh and Wheeler and W R Castle support the Harding Hughes world court reservation measure.
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Poplar
Poplar Woman's Club
Legislative Committee
Lois Meidel
Della Bruner
Jara Diggles
Congressional Record
Scott Leavitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Leavitt
Meidel
United States
Harding
Coolidge
Hughes
Della Bruger
Clara Diggles
Walsh
BR. Wheeler
W. R. Castle
World Court
Brothers Blown Up by Percussion Cap
In Hamilton on March 9 an accident cost 12 year old William Merry his left hand and injured his brother Fred, 45, near his eye after finding dynamite caps and matches in a barn. William’s four year old brother witnessed and alerted others. Both boys were treated at Hamilton hospital where William’s injured fingers and thumb required amputation.
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Hamilton
William Merry
Fred
Nays
William
Hamilton Hospital
Veteran Engineers Honored at Forsyth Banquet
Forsyth March 9 A banquet at the Masonic hall honored E E Denis and James Eckels engineers on the Yellowstone I division who retired after more than forty years service from the Northern Pacific railroad. The pair received gifts from Forsyth BG of L E lodge 195 and Glendive GLA lodge. When they first arrived Forsyth was a small village with three stores a blacksmith shop and two frame houses.
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Forsyth
Northern Pacific Railroad
Glendive
Masonic Hall
E. E. Denis
James Eckels
L. E. Lodge No
G. L A. Lodge
Denis and Eckels
Deer Lodge Plans Team Entry For Great Falls Bowling Tourney
Deer Lodge Bowling Association voted to send a five man team to the Great Falls tournament later this month. They also approved a city tournament this month with prizes and medals for top averages and team finishers. A committee of A G Luedeman Jack Steinberger Karl Zur Muehlen and E M Keeley was appointed to arrange a banquet on April 2.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Bowling Association
Great Falls
Messrs
A. G. Luedeman
Jack Steinberger
Karl Zur Muehlen
E. M. Keeley
Chinese Transferred to Cascade Jail on Drug Act Charges
Great Falls March 9 The Chinese population of Cascade county jail grew to three Sunday when Yea Sing of Billings indicted by a federal grand jury last Wednesday under the Harrison drug act was brought to Great Falls by W C Packard deputy U S marshal and Deputy Sheriff Arthur Anderson. Two other Orientals from Havre were brought to Great Falls Saturday. All will be arraigned in court this morning. George Perry 49 also of Billings was lodged on a similar charge.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
Yea Sing
Billings
W. C. Packard
United States
Arthur Anderson
Havre
George Perry
East Montana Finds Snow to Its Liking
Billings on Saturday woke to several inches of new snow with melting by afternoon turning roads to water. Total precipitation reached 16 inches per local observer TV. W Peterson. Ground thawed widely and little wind reduced drifting. Farmers reported reseeding may be needed in some areas while others saw healthy fall wheat and early spring plantings. A British fashion novelty features a velvet shoe dyed to resemble a leopard print.
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Billings
TV. W. Peterson
Montana Boy Promoted in Army Amid Wide Circle of Friends
Russell Marsh of Deer Lodge has been promoted from second lieutenant to first lieutenant in the 104th Division 46th Infantry of the Reserve Corps. He enlisted after the entry of the United States into the war and has served in the regular army and reserve. Marsh earned his first lieutenant rank at Camp Hancock Georgia, where he has held the post for several years.
Youth Dies Under Wheels of a Wagon in Crane
Sidney reports Herman Hansen thirteen year old son of Mrs Neal Stewart of Crane was killed when a team of horses hitched to a wagon ran away. He had finished hitching and was stepping toward the wagon when he fell under the wheels. The injuries fractured ribs from the spine and he died shortly after without regaining consciousness.
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Sidney
Herman Hansen
Neal Stewart
Crane
Hansen
Will of George Mac Bain Leaves Vast Sum To Be Distributed
The estate of George Mac Bain, a wealthy solitary Scotsman, leaves about $300,000 to be given away at the discretion of his executors. Smaller bequests are made to two nephews and other named beneficiaries, with guidance on the allocation of remaining funds.
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Longon
George MacBain
Capsis, Silver Bow Legislator, Getting Along at Hospital
John J. Capsis, Silver Bow county representative, shows gradual improvement after surgery for hernia at St James hospital. Doctors say the condition remains serious. yesterday many visitors were turned away from his room at the hospital.
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I Capsis
Silver Bow
Butte
John J. Capsis
St. James Hospital
Capsis
T. J. B. Shanley
Girl Lights Match Burned Residence in Butte
A fire at 313 Walnut street destroyed most of a four room house owned by Mrs. Adeline Sutsman. Seventeen year old status mis 13-year-old Margaret Sytsman lit a match while searching for a pin, started the blaze, and neighbors aided with garden hoses as firefighters fought flames outside city limits. The home is not insured.
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Butte
March
Adeline Sutsman
Walnut Street
Margaret Sytsman
Bartlett's
Troy Residents Seek Cement Sidewalk District Expansion
A petition signed by most taxpayers on the south side of Missoula avenue was presented to the city council in Troy on March 9 asking for cement sidewalks. The council authorized Engineer Templeman to check sidewalk grade and estimate costs, then form a special improvement district to fund standard sidewalk construction extending three blocks from L. A. Hosae residence corner down the street.
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Troy
Missoula Avenue
Templeman
L. A. Hosea
Sandpoint Lumber resumes operations after long shutdown
The Sandpoint Lumber and Pole company in Sandpoint restarted its sawmill this week after months of closure. The 200 workers are preparing gear for the season, with about 1.5 million feet of logs dumped into ponds during winter. The company expects the 1925 season to be prosperous and run through December.
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Troy
Sandpoint Lumber and Pole Company
Expenditures for Russian Education Rise Sharply
Expenditures by the Russian soviet government for public education this year will total between 160 million and 190 million dollars, more than double the 1923 24 fiscal year outlay, according to a statement from the Russian information bureau released in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russian Information Bureau
Take Salts for a Kidney Backache
This ad promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys and bladder, reduce acid buildup after rich meals, and ease back pain. It advises drinking water, consuming four ounces of Jad Salts daily for a few days, and medical kidney checks twice yearly. Includes claims of health benefits and ease of use.
Speed Detectives to Patrol City Buses and Traffic
Police plan plain clothes detectives to ride city buses to curb speeding and racing with other vehicles after a surge in accidents. Detectives will monitor driver behavior and issue warnings or citations as needed to restore safe street conditions.
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Tokio
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Wash Funk
Glacier
Hobson Women
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Sandpoint Company
Speed Detectives
Helena
Wright
Daly
White
Fanday School
Bishop Vincent
Antheutis Bible
Malachi
Fernie
Chetnian
Whisttle
Dwight L. Moody
Ory
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