Financial Review Of Weeks Events
New York, Aug. 2. Much occurred in the first week of interest and importance, but market mood remained uncertain and dull. In copper trade, approvals rose. wheat prospects troubled confidence. corporate policy moves, settlements, and harmonization among major financial groups were discussed amid rate increase debates. May include notes on local society visits and agricultural equipment arrivals in Dillon, with several names and places mentioned.
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New York
Wheeling & Tanke Brin
Tartman Group
Erie
Northern Pacific
Northern
Lees Conldenva
Red Lodge Official Probes Firewater Trade on Reservations
Deputy Wilted Males marshal Sanders travels through Red Lodge and Crow and other reservations to investigate the illicit sale of liquor to Native Americans. He reports widespread complaints, ongoing probes, and various schemes used to supply firewater to Indians, with scrutiny on the Crow and Fort Belknap areas.
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Intus
G. Sanders
Astern
Rel Ladce
United Tee
Red Lodge
Crow Reservation
Thearshal
Tratherd
Marshal Sanders
Witte
Indiana
Crow
Atela
Local notes from Dillon August social and church events
Aug 2 notes report Rev Calvern arriving with writ from Massachusetts for Dillon First Baptist Church. Socials include Baptists Aid on Lewis lawn with Cotyer Darshaller trip to Seattle, visits by Kingston Indiana mish mish Nil a isles. Boston conservatory attendee Miss Joan Bishop and family, Mrs Rathbone dinner parties, and Methodists Aid hosted by George Murray at Mrs Craby Cornell’s home.
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Speci
Wa Standard
Dillon
Mea
Gri Auburn
Neb
Neil Sharkey
Dsr
Jon Dey Tor Garnet
Mont
Syed Hall
Mr. Calvern
Massachusett
Kingston
Inaho
Vey Mish Nilaeyser
Mra
Losiie Thompann
Joan Bishop
Boston
Aisa Bishop
Mex
Thompson
Mos
Mid Mor
A.B. Anderson
Chirk Anderson
Uortrode Chambers
Willian Polla
Willi
Ay Pisits
Goniigh
Ontarks
Wesday
Ale
Potts
Methodial Aid Society
Mya George Murray
Crahy Cornell
Tin
Wille
Ditton
Advertising and the Run-Down Clock in Stores
A discussion on store advertisements as the clock of commerce. The piece argues ads reveal what is new and inviting while noting worn or broken timepieces signal poor management. It warns merchants against selling misleading impressions and notes the risks of run-down clocks.
Picnic at Gregson Springs Draws Three Councils
Th Plenie Butte council No 39 plans a picnic at Gregson Springs in August with Anaconda council No 112 and Deer Louden council No 302 joining. Prizes for various sports awarded to couples Destwattslug and Prsttraleaves Butteria 4 Vn. Waer Springs grounds open, plunge bathes public. For information write Allen & Meekman Warm Springs, Meul.
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Butte
Gregson Springs
Prsttraleaves Butteria
Waer Springs
Allen & Meekman
Warm Springs
Meul
Haymakers At Work In Deer Lodge Valley Harvest
Hundreds of men on Deer Lodge ranches work through favorable weather to bring in a strong hay crop. Machinery aids big stacks as teams and derricks load and stack hay, with bull rakes and horse power speeding the process. Grain prospects remain generally good despite a wet spring and late frosts.
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le Yrlaua
Deer Joodge
Ly Ag
Montana
Big stag party hosted by Wharton and Forsythe
Managers Wharton and Forsythe hosted a stag party for Columbia Gardens employees as an appreciation for the goat work during spring storms. The event at the Five Mile House lasted into the next morning with toastmaster A. Novion calling attendees to speak. Guests included Mike Walsh, Dailen O'Dell, Oscur W. Chris Unison, and many others.
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Wharton and
Forsythe
Columbia Gardens
Incn
Dime
A. Novion
Mike Walsh
Carpenter
Daiien O'Dell
Oscur W. Chris Unison
Das Marvineton
Kid Jacke Lambrose
Charles Wilson
T. J. Nortom
William HH
Cockayne
Harthoun
Red Burgman
JL B. Neman
Rey Bedley
Mr. Henault
VP. Stephens
Fauorence Mink
T. C. Jenron
A. A. Christensen
A. Radelat
Winkler
Vicotor Siegel
Wool Sales At Dillon Average Price Not Revealed
Fourteen lots of wool were privately sold in Beaverhead county Dillon with prices not disclosed. Estimates ranged from 4 to 10 cents per pound. Buyers included Adam Anderson 20,000 pounds Selway Bros 40,000 pounds, Frank Tandon 60,100 pounds and others such as Rattlesnake Livestock Co, Anderson Bros, Glove Cook, Sage Creek Co, Max Lanterhurst, Ernest Geary, Emerson Slack, Asa Kennison among 18 named consignors totaling sizable tonnages.
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Standard
Dillon
Beaverheard
Ile
Adam
John Bar
Anderson Bros
Selway Sheep Company
Glove
Sage Creat Company
Max Lanterhrch
Enest Geary
Emerson Slack
Asa Kennison
Kale Dake and Return gin Tickein on sale via Arogan
Short Line Aug and final return Wink 15 have Reserve Pullman berthe at once Short Jane rity leket office No 2 N Main St Butte Ment
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Tickein
Arogan
Pullman
Berthe
Jane Rity Leket
N. Main St. Butte
Ment
Admiral Copps Bistlius Sailors Return From Pacific Tour
Admiral Copps Bistlius sailed from Pearl Harbor after an extended inspection tour aboard the Alberta. The naval voyage included repairs and a port of call in Finnell aboard the Wottloshi Kanaas of Aethintic neet.
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San Francisco
Wirral
Ft. Coppa
Estet
Naval Witoae
Conatenetion
Finnell
Alberta
Pearl Harbor
Bargain White Dresses in Lawn and Net Fabrics
Older newspaper ad lists White Dresses at discounted prices. Details describe Victoria lawn, Maltese lace, pil ing borders, kimono sleeves, wide skirts, Miliese insertions, and trim. Offers include 15 dresses at 9.90, 11.00, 29.50 with adjustable prices and fabric mentions.
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Victoria Lawn
Tandal Kemp Leads Latah County Gold Claim Push
In Latah County Idaho southeast of Spokane, Kemp of Spokane with 8 years’ mining experience announces newly located gold claims 1 mile south of Marvard along the North Palouse River valley. He plans winter work on the pinner and quartz ledges, asserting no stock company is needed and a potential elevator on the pace will be installed next summer.
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Spokane
Tandal
Kemp
Tie Valias
Joln Weceling
Sue
Hondon
Qurtty
Aise
Hotening
Pet Bear Blocks Rail Yard as Switching Crew Struggles
In Billings on Aug 4 a pet bear wandered into the Northern Pacific Railway switchyard, halting operations for hours. The bear knocked timber into the pit near the turntable, stopping engine movement until workers coaxed it away with a rope and returned it to its quarters. Earlier, a fire at John Ramsey’s First Avenue South stable damaged the Ramsay Yard, killing four horses and causing about 1500 dollars in loss as flames spread to the Boykin hotel barn.
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Standard
Billings
Musi
Memster Brown
Central Park
Gens Teat Park
Apectl
John Ramsey
First Avenue
Spronn
Boykin Hotel
Feng
Another Man Stung At Strange Local Scene
Special Dispatch reports a man living west of this city was stung while engaged in a hive activity. The body was completely covered by stings, witnesses alerted authorities, and the man was reported in excellent condition after the incident.
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Stondava
Tiling
Arrhee
Borrine
Kiunehonn
Cty
Will Menver
Greenoughs plan Panhandle plant to start in 30 days
Spokane Aug 2 General notice that Thomas J Greenough mining man of Cornea Mines and Missoula Mont and brother Wilbur D Greenough of Spokane control the Panhandle smelling plant at Ponderay Idaho expected to be in operation within 30 days Most ore will come from Montana Jann Movie their agent opened at Ponderay with quarters and C C Th tus in charge of construction and machinery The plant will handle 2 tons a day and run steadily The iron transport near the lake shore will be towed byUT and barge to smelter payments likely from Snowstorm and Montana sources The Greenoughs hold controlling interest and will receive funds from Montana men to complete the transfer The board includes Harry J Chaney J B Haysard PF Jy Wine and John Teun The finance and management details are described but some names and figures are unclear due to OCR errors
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Spokane
Thomas J. Greenoh
Missoula
Mont Late
Wilbur D. Greenough
Ponderay
Idaho
Montana
Jann Movie
Wich
C. C. Th
Greenoughs
Kent
Charles Sweeny
Notk
I Tha Northwest
Spoltuie
Shuywealohy Mining Company
Stockielders
Larsen
Wdnho
Hong
View Proablon
Trevaucer
Cmenough
Ager
T. Leo Greenough
Atrectors
Harry J. Chaney
Masoum
J.B. Hayaard
Arigona
Jy Wine
Telenn
Jaen Teun
Mullany Idnho
Ant Hean
J. Hy
Amd
Wiletin
No partnership exists between B and TG says Novia
Novia states there is no existing partnership between B, 1, twinling and TG and clarifies Biutleun AG. LATLEYR in the notice.
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B, 1
Twinling
TG. Biutleun AG. Latleyr
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