Butte Graft Trial Prepares for Key Witnesses in Paulsen Case
Testimony in the Riddell Ramney Lester case advances as Paulsen tied to payments through banks and firms. Ramsey and Salter deny improper dealings while detailing book entries and misused funds. The defense probes endorsements and transfers to show contractors lacked cash to pay.
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George L. Ramsey
Uhe
Cotter
Stameey
Nelsonal
Bozeman
Eerth
Rildell & Roxen
Hidden & Sutter
Paulgen
Tie
Balter
Paulsen
Chariea Salter
Mr. Ramsey
Neitheriddell
Riddell & Sulter
James Ryan
Paulsenl
Riddell
McDermett Hotel
CH. Booch
Widels
Sutter
Merchants' National Bank of Philpsburg
Pchod
Qt Butte
Roach
Lucter
Association Charities Report Details Monthly Aid
The association’s monthly report notes 8 garments distributed 6 pairs of men's shoes and provisions for three families plus meals for 91 persons. Hats and cups donated. 14 old clothes received. Free prescriptions filled. 6 people employed. 22 cases of depletion investigated. Donations urged to aid women and children.
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A. E. Jones
Marcurel Crillaghsum
Hennessy’s
Finley Drug Com
Jones
St Paul's Hospital
Ruth Burton
Walkerville
Howe
Special Rates for Montana to Timler's Elat Springs Travel
Northern Pacific Railway offers Montana residents special round trip rates to Timler's Elat Springs with eight day tickets including meals lodging and bathing privileges. Rates vary by city from Hamilton to Miles City and Helena to Billings. Contact North Pacific agents in Helena or local agents for details and tickets.
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Northern Pacific
Montana
Timler
Elat
Springdale
Hamilton
Migsoula
Philipshire
Marysvlle
Deer Lodge
Pony
Norris
Winston
Townsend
Lombard
Custer
Moraythe
Miles City
Grendive
Ratce
Belo Thitte
Helena
Bozeman
Theatuul
Bridger
Carbon
Red Lodge
Billings
North Perite
Ratteray General
Bulle
Charles
Police Court Offenders in Judge Boyle’s Court
Report from yesterday's police court shows two offenders pleading guilty. George Hughes paid a $1 fine for plain drunkenness and denied assault, absconding arrest for later appearance. Jesale Thomas and William French faced disturbance charges. French posted $20 bond, Thomas remained jailed for lack of funds, with further sessions set for this afternoon. Frank Wickey and John Turnett charged with assault pleaded not guilty and await 3 o'clock hearings.
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Jesale Thomas
East Galena
William French
French
Hoth
Boyle Thia
Frank Wickey
John Turnntt
Alstar
Wan Paper Delivers New Intext Wall Papers
A local supplier announces arrival of its first wallpaper consignment featuring Intext effects in hanse and afore papers. Prices are inviting and the store invites customers to view the fresh stock at Silver Bow Paint House, 210 East Paris.
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Ofug
Priccea
UN Agate
Gray Sentenced to Ten Years for Insanity Defense In Murder
Agnes Browning's assailant Frank Gray faced trial after a violent attack that left Browning severely injured. The jury found him guilty but with insanity considerations, fixing a ten year term in the state prison. Medical testimony split on Gray's mental state, with doctors contending both sanity and insanity amid a shocking, brutal assault.
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Tess Thar
Sestenday
Frank Gray
Watt
J Ynare
Gray
Nedred Dune
Mty
Groweonierel
Bexan
Tye Ubarn
Mommy
Yaeway
Noronvas
Leavitt
Donnelly
Merler- Han
Worker severely injured in Grey Rock mine collapse
Charles Lees, a labourer at Grey Rock in Arar vay and Freund's hospital, was badly hurt when a hanging wall dislodged on the 1400 level while clearing timbers. He suffered a severe fracture in the right leg and was taken to hospital for operation and splinting. He is reported as improving.
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Charles Lees
Grey Rock
Arar Vay
Tick Lin
Fey
Ale
Billings Community Notes and Local Elections
Eyed columns report on Billings improvements and social events. William Cameron and Miss Helen Sawyer unite in marriage. Lodge officers elected for the year as membership grows. Memorial window dedicated for Anna Miller. City officials discuss aldermanic race and council actions. School trustee election set. bids for printing approved. sprinkler and park improvements authorized.
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Billings
Ero Red Lodge
Imade
William Cameron
Helen T. Sawyer
Hillings
Thage Mann
Hike Tiaw
G. Reynold
W. Lee Malin
J. W. Fish
W. M. Purvis
George A. Griggs
Tyler
John Powers
Order
BR. Miller
Chereh
Anna A. Miller
W. T. George
West Baden
Ind
Gonnely
George F. Bennighoff
Connolly
You
Stele C
C. A. Whippy
Townsend
Yellowstone County
Iisteiok
South Aide
B. Boss
Cameil
City considers street changes and park plans at meeting
The council to advertise bids for a project near Aldermin Sied dard aye, discuss making two park spaces on the south side, and review a petition by the Northern Pacific Railway to close Twenty-Fifth Street and open Twenty-Fourth Street to improve wool handling capacity. An ordinance to compel railway crossings was laid on the table.
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Aldermin Sieddard
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Twenty-Fifth Street
Setiteil
Twenty-fourth Street
Elnimen Thit
City council meets with routine business in Dillon
Special correspondence notes the monthly Dillon city council meeting to discuss minor matters. No ward changes. Polls report $85 in fines and $108 reimbursed to Mrs. Fitzgerald for quarantine expenses. Adjutant General McCutcheon outlines National Guard muster and court martial risk for soldiers in saloons. First drill to occur Saturday with rifles to be loaded. cattle shipments to Omaha underway by local consignors Poindexter Orr Werner and Llahauer from Plan and nearby ranches.
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Standaya
Millan
Tulad Ayer
Fitzgerald San
T. Lee Mccuttonsh
Pinto
National Guard of
Montana
Dillon
Vicinity
United States
Cowen
Joe T. Tang
Irvz Heutenant
Fred Ioelcomb
Leutenant
Frank A. Johnson
Tris
Omaha
John Werner
Anaconda
George J. Llaudaher
Padley Ranch
Plan
Ares Choice
Poindexter & Orr
Poindexter & Orr Company
Cattle Movements And Local Rail Updates Across Regions
The report notes 2000 head of young cattle from the recycled supply moved toward the canal line and destined for shipment via the West Northern route after prep for mark a. About 400 head of cattle belonging to northern residents were moved to Beaverhead valley this week. Semaphore signals have been installed in Short Line local yards. United States land commissioner L. J. Prier hosts a public contest at Lima regarding a desert land entry in Centennial valley. Shin Edinger will ship 1000 head from the Bld Hole basin to Omaha next week. Albert Metzel moved through Delow from Centennial valley with thoroughbred Shorthorn cattle bound for Great Falls.
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Suley Tom Puink
Canali
Butte
Pper
L. J. Prier
United States
Jana
Lima
Jon Berkheimer Ve
Bear Canyon timber camp drives major regional project
In Gallatin County a large timber camp near Bear Canyon six miles east of town plans to employ up to 100 workers as sawmills run and camps expand. A nine mile line will connect upper camps to a railroad, while the Bor man Creek Reservoir Co undertakes a massive dam at Mystic Lake to store water for freight and divert flows to Mystic Lake, with a 30 foot height and 140 foot masonry core, costing about $14,000 locally.
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Gakuin
Tle
Bearanyon
Walter Canper
Hye
Berlington
Vorthern
Rocky Canyon
Borrman Creek
Ja Preyiring Co
Bozunie Creek
Atystic Lake
Mystic
Myastle
Gallatin Valley Farm and Mining Prospects Update
Weather delays ease as spring field work may start soon with snow depth in Trail Creek and West Gallatin basin near three to four feet. Irrigation water outlook looks favorable for the year. Camp Creek reports a gasoline engine installed at the Corrunding mine for driving and ongoing development. Harrig Kirk, a principal owner, is optimistic about future machinery and expansion. Ranch sales include William Moore 220 acres west of Bozeman at about 90 per acre, Nixon 40 acres near town to Henry Border, and Timothy Ward 35 acres at 14 000. Local sentiment expects Gallatin valley farm values to rise significantly within five years.
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Trail Creek
West Gallatin
Camp Creek
Mtr
Harrig Kirk
William Moore
Bozeman
Nixon
MQ Acres
Henry I. Border
Timothy Ward
Gallatin Wailley
Boulder News Highlights From Wentville and District
A complaint was filed against Gregoir Thompson for threatening to use a deadly weapon. Sheriff Sherlock took Thompson into custody and he pleaded not guilty, with trial set for Saturday afternoon. James Pritchett plans to move bonds and ore claims as 2000 tons of ore are in dispute, while the Rozevan Aleo club hosted a county girls basketball fundraiser raising over 30 dollars for the team. The April district court term for the county begins Monday with a probable jury.
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Standard
Boulder
Nathaniel Soldartle
Wentville
Gregoir Thompson
Bill
Sheriff Sherlock
Thompson Hore
Nat Gulity
James Pritchett
Laltimore
Butte Parti Messoa
Owsley
Kirk
Clinton
Thunder Mountain
Maho
T No Sans
Taso Falls
BLF
Parkes
Ming
Worl
Att Rust Helena
Rozevan
Counry
Bern
Mowmins
Beaver Killing Case Docketed Near Whitehall
There is one criminal case on the docket at present the action against F Ohmstead for killing beaver in the vicinity of Whitehall.
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Althogh
F. Ohmstead
Whitehall
Choteau School Board Names New Principal and Teachers
The Choteau school board chose W. H. Mann of Fort Benton as principal, with Miss Peart Kennedy and Miss Minnie Mleback named to intermediate and primary grades respectively. Kennedy later declined. Also noted: Mrs Deaupre and Mrs Brown returned from Great Falls. a coroner’s inquest found F B Shannon’s death self-inflicted. Hirshberg Bros bank opens with Julius Hirshberg as resident manager and W B Buterbart as bookkeeper.
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Spreiet Corréapandines
Standard
Choteau
Mre. Deaupre
SH. Brown
Great Falls
W. H. Mann
Fort Benton
Phil J. Cole
Peart Kennedy
Minnie Mleback
Blanche Weaver
Kennedy
Tizzette Beaupre
Hi. Beaupre
W. Cooper
F. B. Shannon
Buzxell
Hirshberg Dros
Joseph, Hirahbers
Helena
Julius Hirshberg
Chateau
En Hirahbere
W. B. Butebart
Chicago
Professor Colgrove Retter in Train Attack Incident
A professor from St Paul Minnesota, on a Great Northern train from Sentre to St Paul, was cut as a throat and is in improved condition at City Hospital though his mental state is poor. His wife Mrs Colgrave reports he is stable with care. The article notes he is a Moon and monitored for mental recovery.
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St. Paul
Mian
Colroge
University of Washington
Californian University
Great Northern
Sentre
City Hospital
Yum
Colgrave
Hamilton
Neethern Pacing Mortgagen In Minneapolis Notice
The Northern Pacific today files mortgage notices with the register of deeds. A prior mortgage of 120 million dollars to a cantile trust company and a general lien mortgage of 190 million dollars to the Farmers Loan and Trust Company are to be filed in every county where Northern Pacific operates.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern Pacific Today
Register of Deeds
Afercantile Trust Company
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Northern Pacific
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