Suit Sack Coats in All-Wool Fabrics on Sale
This lot features about 100 sack coat suits in all wool fabrics. Single-breasted styles with three and four button pivots and varied finishes, originally priced higher, now offered at reduced prices from 12.50 to 18 dollars each.
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Ewa
Express
New York
Alf Benjamin & Co
Stein-Bloch Co
Fechheimer
Fishel Co
Black and Gooch Company
Intolecade
Manhattan
Savoy
Manufactu al
Priest
Grand Larceny Charge Brought Against May Lafontise
May Smith Lafontise faces grand larceny charges after saloon keeper Dick Welch swore to a complaint alleging she robbed him of a pocketbook containing a $200 certificate and checks. Lafontise denies the accusation, was held on $100 bond, and a preliminary hearing was set. Welch previously accused her of a diamond pin theft last year, but a friend returned the ring afterward.
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May Smith Lafontise
Dick Welch
Welch
Iron Welch
Beaverhead Farmers to Hold Mass Meeting on Dam Project
Beaverhead county leaders Colonel Al Decker and George R Metlen return from Helena where they discussed centennial valley dam plans with the state land board. A Dillon mass meeting will address funding and progress as surveys and ground leasing proceed. project aims to flood 40 square miles of meadow and swamp.
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Col
al Decker
George R. Metlen
Beaverhead County
Helena
State Land Board
Centennial Valley
Butte
Dillon
Montana
Decker
Metlennet
State
Tand
United States Land Office
Id Meadow
Red Rock
Metlen
Beaverhead Sheriff Returns From Butte With Hobo Tales
Deputy Sheriff James Quinn of Beaverhead County spent yesterday in Butte on his way home to Dillon after delivering an insane man, Pat Moran, to Wart Springs asylum. He waited at the depot and shared travel stories with three hoboes who claimed they never paid railroad fares. The Pipestone annual train trip details are announced with fare and schedule.
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Sheri
James ¢. Quinn
Beaverhead County
Butte
Dillon
Pat Moran
Wart Springs
Moran
Montana
Thaprings
Hers
Yesterda
Mr. Quinn
Tea Promoter Seeks Payout Amid Odd Offer
A puzzling note requests payment and hints at money transfer involving a person named Lee. The fragment suggests a plea to take funds, possibly linked to an exchange or scam context without clear details.
Ninety Days and Floats in a Vagrancy Case
Bloom faced vagrancy charges and a venue change to Justice Dect. court. Justice Doran sentenced him to ninety days with execution suspended to leave town. He later queued at the city jail to reclaim belongings seized during arrest including razors and watches. The chief of police received the rest of his cutlery as compensation.
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Chris Boom
Bloom
Justice Doran
Justice Court
Jull
Chief of Police
Tex
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Hennessys
New Lot
Deevy
Farmers OF
Beaverhead
AVOIR
Dil
Ruby
Atlas
Pipeston
Pipestone
H. Merriman
Lee
Chris Bloom Wills
Schlitz Atlas Brew
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