Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-05-14
MONTANA SOUIBS

burned recently.
The Rev. Franklin H. Gesselbracht
d. d., Of Albany, Ore, has been elect.
ed president of the College of Mon.
tana in Deer Lodge.
Dan Cornell, convicted of man.
slaughter in causing the death of Den.
mis- Herlihy by stabbing, was SEN
fenced to one year in prison by Butte
Judge.
That Montanas first Parent-Teacher
conference, last week was a pro-
nounced success no one who attend
ed or in any way was connected with
1t would dispute.
The Mountain View mine, Butte. OF
the Anaconda Copper Mining Com
pany, which has been closed for sew
eral months, resumed work on Mon
day and gave employment to $50 men.
The Mountain View will produce about
1900 tons of ore day.
Charles Huddleston, a miner, aged
Il years, killed himself Saturday at
Southern Cross by shooting himself
through the forehead. Dependency
because of i'll health is thought to be-
the cause. He is survived by his
father and other relatives in Philips
burg, where he was born and raised.
According to eastern advices the
route of the Liberty bell, in its trip
to the exposition and return. is now
being made. The bell is to go by the
southern route and will return by the
northern route While going through
Montana it can be seen at Glendive,
Billings. Miles City, Helena, Living
ston, Missoula and Butte.
The permanent organization of
special committee of Butte business
men who will entertain all visitors,
and especially those who will be in
the city during the summer while 60
ing to or from the exposition, was
formed at recent meeting of repre-
sentatives of the Butte Chamber OF
Commerce, the merchants department
of the chamber and of the Rotary
club.
This year the thirty-first annual en-
campment of the Grand Army of the
Republic and the twenty-second an
nual encampment of the Women's Re-
| lief Corps of the department of Mon
tana will be held at Billings May 10.
IA and Is. At the time that these two
organizations hold their annual meet
ing the allied bodies, the Ladies of the
Grand Army, the United Spanish War
Veterans and the Sons of Veterans
will meet in Billings also.
Lusitania Carried Montana People.
or the Is Montana people known
to have been on the Lusitania, four
were saved, according to a search of
the list of survivors cabled from Irish
points. The four, saved were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Richards, Percy and Ce-
Gil Richards, their sons, aged and
J years respectively.
Travelling with the Richards was
Mrs. Caroline Treverrow, mother of
Mrs. Richards, 814 Waukesha street.
Mrs. Treverrow, who is we'll advanced
in years, left Butte on April "a.
Those Missing.
Dora Millicent Richards, aged IL
months, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Richards.
| Mrs. Caroline Treverrow, mother of
Mrs. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cough.in of
Pennsylvania avenue.
John Coughlin, aged 4, and Bernard
Coughlin, aged Is months, their sons.
Daniel Coughlin, nephew of John
Coughlin
Henry c. Ashman of Butte.
DR.. e. C. Foss of Harlem, Mont.
In Commercial Way.
Paul Schultz has opened a cigar
store at Lewistown.
L. S. Scott has purchased the Won
der store at Kalispell.
The Adler Cigar Co. has been incor-
porated at Billings for $4,000
Bertelsen & Guy, general merchants
at Terry, have dissolved, Guy retiring.
Estelle Provost has purchased the
Nelson Drug Co. store at Big Timber.
A. E. Sperber has purchased the
harness shop of w. T. Tyler at Ham
ilton.
George Johnson has purchased the
Milwaukee meat market at Deer
Lodge.
Hector & Robin of Langford, S. D.,
have opened hardware store at Kali
ispell.
| c. G. Lindsey of Eatonville, Wash,
reported opened harware store at
Eureka.
General Trade Conditions
X. G. Dun & Co. says: Each week
strengthens confidence in a progress
slVe revival of business activity, but
the forward movement is in many de-
. partments of trade so slow and there