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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1925

Page

4

Divorced husband recalls Edith Knight dramatic death

Edith Taylor Knight of Ennis died by ingesting lysol after a wedding party in Butte. Her former husband, one of four Livingston men, said she had married thrice and may have other marriages including a Seattle union. He doubted a divorce prior to the latest marriage and sought clarity on her status.

Livingston Edith Taylor Knight Ennis Butte Anaconda Anaconda and Pacific Railway Company Leggat Seattle Hoe

Ticks Found On Prairie Fowl In Billings Area

Art Lavelle of Billings found woodticks on prairie chickens shot eight miles from Billings. Six ticks were found on five birds after the flesh cooled. Officials could not determine if the ticks indicate a disease not common to eastern Montana fowl as of Tuesday night.

Billings Art Lavelle North Twentyninth Street the Gazette Montana

Finds $200 Bills On Window Glass In His Basement

In Missoula a tenant found a window pane with pasted paper money on one side. The bills ranged from $1 to $20 with many $5 and $10 notes, and total value estimated at $200. The origin is a mystery as the 1910 house has long been vacant and unused.

Missoula

Hamilton Hunters Claim Largest Buck at West Fork Opening

In Hamilton Sept 24 hunters flock to West Fork for deer opening. Lloyd Roberts brought in the finest buck, a five point, 249 pounds. Police Chief John Philips Harvey Cobban Elmer Greenup John Peterson Bill Fullerton and Charles Carlstrom Jr. also reported sizeable bucks. Arthur Peterson was bumped by a deer and injured. Deer typically move to Idaho, keeping West Fork range quiet once the season fully opens.

Hamilton West Fork Bitter Root Lloyd Roberts John Philips Harvey Cobban Elmer Greenup John Peterson Bill Fullerton Charles Carlstrom Arthur Peterson West Fork Range Idaho

Soldier Churchman to Leave Glasgow for Helena Chaplain Post

The Rev William Pippy his wife and daughter Mary Delight with two sons depart Glasgow for Helena where he will serve as chaplain at the military hospital His successor at the Glasgow Methodist Episcopal church will be Rev Bartlett of Anaconda after four years in Glasgow.

Glasgow William Pippy Mary Delight Helena Pippy Methodist Episcopal Church Bartlett Anaconda

Woman Manages Major Pennsylvania Coal Mine

Mrs. Nettie L. Macomber of Pennsylvania becomes manager of a lignite coal mine believed to be the largest in the United States. She took over after her husband’s death, overseeing property valued at about $10,000,000 and 1,209 acres of coal lands.

Nettie L. Macomber Pennsylvania United States

Dan McGovern Visits Billings on State Tour

Dan McGovern formerly 12 years editor of the Glasgow Democrat arrives in Billings during a state tour. He recently sold his Glasgow publishing interests and seeks a new location. Known for a sharp editorial pen, he gained fame for a column "Roses, Thorns and Poison Ivy." Mrs. McGovern accompanies him through eastern Montana.

Billings Dan McGovern Glasgow Democrat Glasgow Monetana

Funeral held for Rancher W H Richl in White Sulphur Springs

Martinsdale Montana Sept 24 Funeral services for the late W H Richl were held at White Sulphur Springs in charge of the Masonic lodge. Interment was at Mayn cemetery. Delbert Carmichael came from Rochester responding to a telegram about his brother in law’s death. Edgar Charles and George Kiel, brothers of the deceased, arrived. John Kiel of Two Dot came after the accident.

Martinsdale W. H. Richl White Sulphur Springs Masonic Lodge Mayn Cemetery Delbert Carmichael Rochester W. H. Kiel Edgar Charles George John Kiel

Martinsdale Social Scene Includes Visitors and Hunts

Meagher County dispatch notes a dinner at J C Coates with Alfred Van Camp family and other locals. Hunts yield a 100 pound black bear. several residents ship cattle and sheep to Chicago Battle Creek and Iowa. Visitors from Helena Lennep White Sulphur Springs and Lyons ranch join local hosts for meals and outings.

Martinsdale Alfred van Camp J. C. Coates Perry Moore Paul Harris E. W. Churchwell William Heary Bateman Datter Charles Cameron Johnson Daisy Dean Ves Tony Dean Henry Pease Dave Johnson Findon Tarest VanCamp Twadot Chicago Stewart Baxter Henry Pinnp Battle Creek Iowa M. Holliday M. J. Settle Edward J. Settle Helena A. A. Grande Petra Thompson Annie Berg Elias Mageland Lennep John Coad White Sulphur Springs Henderson Coates Charles Stimphson Lyons Ranch Twedot Fred Stimpson

Belgrade Events Highlight Local Visitors And School Talk

Belgrade notes visitors from Seattle and Three Forks, a teacher reception for Belgrade schools with six new teachers Ellen Gil Selena Wright Lillian Christianson Jane Mathews Isabel Naureth Wilma Dodds, and school prospects discussed by Principal Olson. Also mentions travels to Mount Hyalite and derby of local families. The largest silver nugget mined in British Columbia is noted.

Belgrade Joe Bauman Seattle Hana Knutson Edward Cates Isabel Naureth Wilma Dodds Mr Reece Olson Moore Orr Billings Rozelman Harvey Riggs McGowan Central Park

Five more plead guilty to poaching in Ballantine district

Four of the 14 men arrested on Sunday pled guilty and were fined the minimum $3. Two others pled not guilty and two have not appeared. Charles Pfaff and L E Flasher entered not guilty pleas with trial scheduled for October 3. Defendants contest improper advertising and posting as grounds. Two residents remain to answer charges.

State Ash and Game Commission Holmes

Logan News highlights and travel in Logan area

Local logan items report visitors travelers and moves of residents to towns including Three Forks Madison valley and Manhattan. Names such as Herbert Dunbar John Johnson August Johnson and D Lillie are noted with arrivals departures and health updates. The Conscience Fund and a disabled veterans case are also summarized.

Logan Herbert Dunbar Three Forks John Johnson August Johnson Madison Valley C. A. Ashley New Castle Wyoming WA. Nuttall Horse Shoe Hills GR. Lowe Butte Henry Morrison Bozeman D. Lillie C. A. Gail Manhattan P. J. Flynn Fred Sherton Salt Lake City Leah Oscar Thompson Lagan Otan M. Thompson and Mearl Bryant Ethelm Ann Oak Logan Snotarel J. P. McCall C. A. Pheux Walter Thomas C. M. Cummings J.P. Waters Jr G. A. McDowell Livingston Sabo Ernest Hazelhorst Mankato Minn Frank Chapman Helena Logan

Youth from East Disappears in Fergus

Lewistown Sep 24 The mysterious disappearance of Tarry Smith a young man from the east who worked summer for Cottonwood crews on Freeman ranch 18 miles southwest of town has sparked a wide search. He was injured in a truck accident and last seen at a creek washing blood. footprints lead into a marshy area where dense brush hides the ground. The crew has searched since with no trace, and officials fear he may have wandered into the soft ground and perished.

Lewistown Tarry Smith Smith John Sharpston Freeman Effie Jones Arc Eident Bis

Hunter Who Lost Arm to Recover From Accident

Livingston Sept 24 The condition of Thomas Deckert of Reed Point, well known in Livingston, who lost his left arm in a hunting accident Sunday is improving as well as can be expected. Akam said Deckert is in Columbus Hospital receiving treatment.

Livingston Thomas Deckert Reed Point Walter Akam Deckert Columbus

Towns town News items and local travels in Townsend

Towns end news notes from Townsend report a child struck by a car but not seriously hurt near the public school and a series of moves including Phoebe Kearns departing for Bozeman to attend Montana College.

Tobn M. Kay Mise Ann Troutman Helena Little Lurille Romes Paul Carson Moscow Idaho the Lake University Vangs Wright al Wright Glenn McPherson Martin Devaney

Roosevelt County to Try Windbreak Plantings Across County

Roosevelt County aims to plant 200 000 to 300 000 trees next year as shelterbelts and windbreaks spread. County Agent Da Noble reports strong activity from committees and praise for cooperation with the Montana Experiment Station and Pioneer farmers. Wolf Point and Poplar areas on the reservation show the most interest after successful demonstrations.

Roosevelt County da Noble County Extension Service Montana Experiment Station Directa Wolf Point Poplar Toinze Jo Very Faran

Missoula Former Mayor James Rhoades Near Death in Glendale

James M. Rhoades, once Missoula mayor and later a Glendale resident, lies critically ill after ankle fracture led to infection and blood poisoning necessitating leg amputation. He previously served as Missoula saver in 1912 under a commission government and held Montana senate duties. married with two children.

Missoula James M. Rhoades Glendale California H. J. Riles Rhades Rhoads Saver State Senate of Montana Mr. Rhoades

Deputies Chase Freight Thief After Train Pursuit

Deputies John Duggan and William Byers chased a Milwaukee freight taking up the route to Donald station. They arrested passenger John Brennan aboard the moving train for allegedly stealing a fur coat, a dress overcoat, $25, a pair of shoes, and exchanging worn footwear at 2771 Dewey Street.

Putte John Duggan William Byers Milwaukee Vincr Weile Donald An John Brennan Tien Floyd Dewey Street Donald

Basin News items note many Basin residents and visitors

Basin News from September 24 lists Louis Schivan and a daughter en route to Butte, Mrs Roy Veonar sd visiting Butte, and numerous Basin residents traveling to Boulder, Mis soula, Helena, and other spots. It notes eye treatment for George Beck Jr and various social visits, with a final Philadelphia test showing clergymen write least legibly, physicians next, and soldiers ahead of sailors and lawyers.

Basin Louis Schivan Likborn Madson Koy Leonard Boulder Misa Tina Smith Achooly Joe Pilcher Darby None John Lockerson Ted Oren Glenn Seaman Lawianda Fred Allen Richard Eby W. F. Jackson Helena Montana Parr Une Babe Jackson Henry Sunt Messia Fred William Drew Jackson Jackie Parr Boulder Springs Howard Johnson Uutte Kathleen Janlach Philadelphia

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