Bert Schultz Lieb Dies in Hinsdale Community
Obituary from Hinsdale Tribune notes Albert Schultz Lieb born August 31, 1896 in Stearns Minnesota died Friday in Rochester Minnesota. Survived by wife Dorothy Anderson, two children Marion Robert and Valerie Marie, parents Mr and Mrs J C Schultz, siblings Edward John Luther and Frank. Interment at local cemetery under O O Fo funeral director.
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East & Pall
Albert Schultz
Rochester
Alch
Ois Wale
J. C. Schultz
Edaward
John
Luther
Frank
Llinsdale
Maryay Westheinia
Doramith
Treiena
Montana
Hinsalo
Linsdale Tribune
Noted Statesman Dead Tom Watson of Georgia
Tom Watson United States Senator from Georgia died in Washington on Tuesday from asthma complications. He was once a candidate for president and also ran for vice president, spending many years in public life as a statesman of considerable caliber.
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Tom Watson
United States
Georgia
Washington
Watson
Court News from Friday September 99
Court records show final accounting in the estate of Delos Dorn approved and closed. James Glady admitted to grand larceny and received a five to four year sentence with parole later granted. Demurrer in Saco Co-operation Assn. vs Jordan overruled. October 14 to answer. Administrator petition for Ruth Skinner estate adjourned to September 29. Fiftyriages: licenses issued to Barret Amburs, Taylor Doty, Shield Shaw. Fifteen new civil actions plus one criminal and two probate filings last week.
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C. D. Barton Dudee
M. Porter
Delos Dorn
State of Montana
James Glady
Deer Lodge
Defendent
Saco Co-operation Assn
Jordan
Defendents
Ruth Skinner
Margace
Almond M. Barret
Hazel C. Amburs
Regina
Montana
Harvey J. Taylor
Kevin Montana
Gladys E. Doty
Saco
George Shield
Flora Shaw
Brookside
Corn and Potato Show Set for November 9 10 11
The community event listing invites residents to the corn and potato show scheduled across November 9 10 and 11. Local organizers expect exhibits, cooking demos and prize drawings at the fairgrounds.
Jackson Mine Fire Believed Incendiary Origin
Sept 26 Jackson miners perished after a fire at the Argonaut mines. Barnet A. Stent, vice president of Argonaut Mining, says the blaze was incendiary and rules out a cigarette as the cause. Coroner’s jury urges safer passages between Argonaut and Kennedy mines and stronger precautions to prevent future disaster killing seven miners.
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Jackson
Argonaut
Barnet A. Stent
Argonaut Mining
New W
Argon- Aut
Kennedy
Lintlag
1000 Smeltermen Get 50 Cent Wage Increase at Anaconda Plant
About 1,000 smeltermen at the Anaconda Copper Mining company reduce tion plant received a 50 cent shift wage rise. The old scale ranged from 3.75 to 4.50 daily, set last February after resumption. The increase affects roughly 12,000 workers including miners, smeltermen, and craftsmen across Great Falls, Butte, and Anaconda. The smeltermen union had petitioned for the raise, and it will stand with no further negotiations. The copper market and business conditions were cited as reasons.
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Anaconda
Great Falls
Butte
Acaconda
Careless gun tragedy cited in youth killing
A 14 year old Antelope boy died when a loaded gun discharged while friends played with a sardine can. The incident highlights the need to remove shells and keep guns unloaded when not in use, with warnings about youth access to air rifles and hammerless firearms.
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Carlessly
Antelope Independent
Exhibit Reminder for Corn and Potato Show
Local fair organizers remind participants to prepare their corn and potato entries for the upcoming show. Registration closed last week, with judging set for Saturday at the county fairgrounds.
The Turbulent Sins Driving Europe Toward War
The author argues Christian nations sowed conflict by seeking Turkish aid in the past and warns that Islam’s militant history fuels massacres and current tensions. Turkey pressures England at Constantinople amid wary France and Italy while Russia and Germany may back Ankara. War clouds loom as alliances fray.
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Europe
Mohamit
Constantinople
France
Italy
England
Russia
Germany
Turkey
Cattle Shipments From Alberta Reach Montana Rails
Thousands of cattle from Alberta drought ranches move into Montana by Milwaukee and Great Northern lines. Cattle are transferred at Montana points with Roy near Lewistown as a major outfitting center. Output to eastern markets, especially Chicago and Omaha, is predicted to exceed recent years.
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Great Walls
Alberta
P. J. Pickens
Chicago, Milwaukee and St
Mr. Pickens
Montana Ranges
Chicago
Omaha
Sheepman Fined for Driving Stock on Another's Land
Forsyth September 23 Cleve Lloyd a sheepman on the Rosebud was fined 25 dollars and costs in justice court after pleading guilty to trespassing his flock of 2000 sheep on another ranch land. E B Michaelson, also of the Rosebud, filed the complaint alleging wilful pasturing and a refusal to settle.
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Forsyth
Cleve Llyod
Rosebud
E. B. Michaelson
Lloyd
Solid Plane Cites Moral Law on Coal Prices
A writer argues the gold standard of conduct for merchants applies to coal profiteering. He condemns price gouging and calls for action against those who profit along the supply chain from mine to retail merchant.
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Pee Mather
Blackstone
Road Hog Lesson In Virginia City Duel
Residents witnessed a roadside confrontation between two drivers at a Twin Bridges gas station. A larger man struck a smaller driver after a dispute over horn signaling, sparking a brief fight with the smaller man delivering decisive blows. The cars then drove off in opposite directions.
Genevieve News Notes From The Community
Marvel Random visited Floyd Mor on Sunday. Harry September 24 a big fat boy born to Mr and Mrs R. . Mrs. Jack Grady traded at the Co operative store. Mrs. Harry Hockley helped Mrs Clarance Nelson during threshing. Miss Agness Luraas at Mrs Anna Lund home canning fruit and vegetables. Miss Marjory Rutter arrived at H. H. Keefer home to winter there as Hatton school guardian. Miss Ganaway came with Mr Tanner to take charge of Genevieve school. Jim Whiteman moved cattle to winter range with Anders Holst on Rock Creek. Beulah Dickson from Saco visited sister Mrs Clarence Nelson and attends Sacco school. Harry Hockey injured tearing shoulder while breaking a cinch. North country schools mostly in session, Barr school lacks a teacher. Ike Hillary left Johnson Johnson threshing outfit due to dust. went to Hinsdale to Dr Cockrell. Tib bits won seven blue and three red ribbons at Thoney fair. popcorn from Maud Keefer sent to State fair. Denzel Morris injured with a heel and foot injury riding a hay rake. John Cartman took them to Hinsdale to Dr Cockrell.
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Genevieve
H. E. Keefer
Maud Keefer
Denzel Morris
Dave Morris
Orrin Johnson
Clarence Nelson
Morris
John Cartman
Father
Hinsdale
Dr. Cockrell
Threshing Active in Lower White Water Area
Lower White Water residents report threshing in full swing on the flat and west bench as families and neighbors visit. Ed Hanson Anna Harlitz and others called on Glasgow and Busche households while Joe Albus and Ray Carter aided with corn cutting and a new binder purchase.
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Ed Hanson
Anna Harlitz
Glasgow
Ray Carter
Joe Albus
White Water Flat
West Bench
A. M. Strommen
Plain andFancy Sewing Wanted at North Independent Office
Mrs Effie Jordar second seeks plain and fancy sewing work at the North Independent office location.
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Effie Jordar
North Independent
Democrats Adopt Goddess of Liberty as Party Emblem
In St. Louis on September 25 the Democratic state committee unanimously chose the Goddess of Liberty as Missouri’s party emblem, replacing the donkey. The goddess will appear on the Democratic ballot in the November election.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Goddess of Liberty
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party
Elma Waal Assists Mrs Albus and Local Visitors
YNOT NEWS notes Elma Waal assisting Mrs Albus this week and mentions several visitors from last week including Teddy Austin and Mrs Eddie Olson. Alma McMullen made brief calls at the Stearns and Austin homes. Authorities discuss railroad excitement and a party from Canada traveled 65 miles overnight, losing $45 and ruining a suit.
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Elma Waal
Albus
Alma McMullen
Stearns
Austin
Champion Tomato Plant of Montana Grows in Falls
In Great Falls Montana J H Beasley claims the champion tomato plant of the state. The six foot nine inch vine bears 300 actual tomatoes with others picked recently. A giant sunflower 10 feet 2 inches tall carries 70 flowers and buds. Beasley invites skeptics to visit the garden.
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Great Walls
J. H. Beasley
Seventh Avenue North
Montana
Mr. Beasley
Beasley Garden
Patents Issued At Glasgow Land Office List
A Glasgow land office notice lists recent patent recipients including Andrew Quale Frazer John W Barnard Olaf Reisad Erick Johnson Ernest Adler William Martin Hattie B Hage Mathew J Adams and Frank Paska each assigned to different locations such as Telegraph Creek Hinsdale Sioux Pass Saco Amiden North Dakota and Barr.
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Glasgow Land Office
Andrew Quale
Frazer
John W. Barnard
Telegraph Creek
Olaf-Reisad
Barnard
Erick Johnson
Glasgow
Ernest Adler
Hinsdale
William Martin
Sioux Pass
Hattie B. Hage
Barr Mathew
J. Adams
Saco
Frank Paska
Amiden
N. Dakota
Dr Kramer to See Patients at Central Hotel
Helena eye specialist Dr M Kramer will be at the Central hotel in Saco on Tuesday October 10 to fit glasses and conduct eye examinations.
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M. Kramer
Helena
Central Hotel
Saco
Paris Midinettes Form Green Emblem Marriage Group
Paris girls in midinettes circles form an organization to address the marriage question. Members wear a green button or ribbon as a public signal of being single but open to matrimony. The movement reportedly attracts several thousand members within weeks.
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Paris
Midinettes
Association
First Northern Montana Corn and Potato Show at Malta
Announcement of the first annual Northern Montana Corn and Potato Show to be held in Malta on November 9 10 11. Farmers urged to prepare exhibits at the county agent’s office with a drying room for corn and potatoes storage. Entries close November 8 with rules limiting spud varieties and exhibit weights and prohibiting handpicking.
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Montana
Malta
Miss Leta Marts Absent From Bowdoin School
Bowdoin notes show Miss Leta Marts is absent due to illness. A Tuesday dance occurred at the old Coop building. Local residents Mr and Mrs Lusby and Mrs Carl Black visited Malta. The M E Sunday school reorganized for winter with Miss Schofield as superintendent.
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Leta Marts
Lusby
Carl Black
Baby
Malta
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Anders Holst
Hans Kjorsvick
Rock Creek
Beulah Dickson
Forster
Miss Beulah
Sacco
Harry Hockey
North Country
Barr
Ike Hilliary
Johnson-Johnson Threshing
Mr. Hilliary
Cockrell
Lower Whitewater
C. T. Glascock
Eddie Olson
Olson Place
B. Kappel
Hans Waal Place
O. C. Busche
Charley Palm
A. G. McCord
Mavereat Busche
O. C. Busche Place
Theodore Olson
Hans Waal
North County
Mrs. Dela West
Jean and
Andrew Hanson
Carter and Glascock
John Askwld
Mrs. Bogard
North Dakota
Bisgard Keppel
Ynot News
Canada
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Eddie. Olson
Bill Wermeling
Conrad Montana
Champion Tomato Plant
Falls
DR. Kromer Coming
Bowdoin News
M. E
G. R. Blackseeth
Clara Ellfson
Habadank
Great Norther
Simonsen
Miles Crossin
Ray Cody
H. Hinz
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Hellekson Luyber Yard
Bowdo
Heinie
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