Worry Over Distribution Of 42000 Tunnel Claims
Montana claimants for Corbett tunnel work in Wyoming face pro rata settlement limits as the 42000 appropriation must cover total claims of 45556.95. Treasury officials resist full pro rata payments, seeking consent to reduce individual totals to fit the appropriation and pay at Helena.
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Lewistown News Quick Happenings Aug 4
Dr A Poska brought Leonard Renka to Lewistown hospital after a falling tree at Bright ranch left him with a crushed skull and little hope of recovery. Unincorporated towns seek spaceview or fire protection while larger towns report pre fighting apparatus adoption. Chuck Wiggins signs to box Paddy O HERN Aug 17 in local warmup rounds. Roy forms a commercial club with directors Stephens Ha fon Stevens and Blaisde. Mayor Symmes departs for a two week East business trip.
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Indianapolis
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J. H. Stephens
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F. B. Stevens
Marc Blaisde
W. D. Symmes
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Ninth annual North Montana Methodist conference opens in Great Falls
Falls Montana August 4 starting August 10 the ninth annual North Montana conference of the Methodist church will open in Great Falls with Bishop Fran J Mcconnell presiding The gathering runs through the following Sunday evening Cited rainfall data show July 1998 had 5 inches precipitation and July 17 saw 1.3 inches the wettest day in the past 12 years Local weather observer notes record rainfall for July in this period larger than usual for the area
Montana Woman Desperate Ill Recommends Mayr Remedy
Mrs. D. Honde of Mureka Montana, after long suffering from stomach ailments, was swiftly restored by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. In a letter to George H. Mayr of Chicago she praised the cure saying it absolutely cured the worst stomach trouble she could imagine and allowed her to eat freely without distress. The ad promises permanent relief for stomach liver and intestinal issues with a money back guarantee.
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Large prizes announced for Montana state fair women divisions
Helena Aug 4 Women of Montana can compete for 1600 in prizes at the state fair this fall in three divisions culinary fancy work and fine arts. Rural entrants may also contend for the 100 auto wheat prize. Nursery care will be available for mothers with children at a nominal 10 cents an hour and running races are planned at Deer Lodge during the fair period. The fair runs Sept 20 25 and the Spokane Helena Missoula Hamilton circuit will contribute to a total purses of 26000.
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Tate
Deer Lodge
Ull
Spokane
Missoula
Hamilton
More Rain In This Year Than In All Of Last
Billings reports show seven months in 1915 so far with 13.01 inches of rain, exceeding 1914's total 11.83 inches. July brought 2.61 inches, June 3.22 inches, making this year’s rainfall heavier than last year except for June. Normal annual Billings rainfall is just over 12 inches.
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Bozeman Plans Ellison White Chautauqua Return
Bozeman will host the Ellison White Chautauqua again in 1816 after guaran tors were quickly secured. Superintendent Hendricke and local leaders canvassed business men to obtain 15 guarantees as part of organizing efforts for the upcoming year. A meeting is planned for Saturday at the Gallatin Valley club grain room to form an executive committee. Fire Monday night damaged Hawkes and Mize restaurant and FW Radford meat market on East Main Street, about 600 dollars in total losses, both insured.
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Y'thove
Hawkes & Mize
FW. Radford
East Main Street
Severe weather damages Gallatin valley crops
Heavy cloudbursts across the Gallatin valley flood Dry Creek, washing out fences and damaging hay. Ranches listed include Albert Cole, Frank Durham, Otha Tumphress, Levi McCullah, Alexander Cloyd, Will Williams, and others. Belgrade reports bridge washouts and a contaminated reservoir supply. Additional notes mention inspections at Hamilton, court actions, and local social events amid ongoing adverse conditions.
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Dry’ Creek
Albert
Cole
Frank Durham
Otha Tumphress
Levi
Marion McCulah
Alexander Cloyd
Ta. Williams
Robert
Williams Hi Insurance
Dry
Poindexter Heads Montana Red Men For Coming Year
At the state meeting in Dillon the Improved Order of Red Men elected F. Poindexter of Dillon as great sachem for the coming year. The event featured remarks by Great Incohonee F. Downes of Boston and concluded with the selection of officers including great prophet Thomas Coberly of Butte and great representative CW Robinson of Dillon.
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Mort Clark
Superior
J. E. Line
A. 0. Wilson
KJ. Ripley
Dillon
J. Hi. Pauley
Great Falls
CW. Robinson
Three Forks News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Harry Thompson of Anaconda visits Three Forks to see old friends and handle business. Dr Graybear and C H Morris of Belgrade inspect ranch interests after a mud filled coulee crossing. Fred Schmidt and his sister-in-law Bertha Mussler return to Deer Lodge, Schmidt family notes improved health. Helena fair local language essay contest yields two Three Forks winners Thomas Davies and Harold Jorgensen with topics on locality.
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Harry Thompson
Anaconda
Busi
Thompson
Graybear
C.H. Morris
Belgrade
Valley View
Fred Schmidt
Schmidt
Bertha Mussler
Deer Lodge
Anonymous Writer in Out of the Wet Threats to Wilson Arrested
An anonymous writer in San Antonio faces charges of threatening President Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt. The letter, mailed from Austin and intercepted by postoffice inspectors, alleged allegiance to a 150-man group seeking neutrality, threatening destruction of the nation’s capital, the White House, and the executive. The author was identified only as connected to an Austin businessman’s stationery but not to the man named.
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Texas
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Theodore Rosey
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United States
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Austin
Laahed
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Ehtet
Anaconda News New Box Section Installed at Post Office
Postmaster Edward Burke completed a new section of lock boxes for the Anaconda post office to handle a surge of city arrivals and single men. Boxes will rent soon. carriers and dispatchers run busier handling mail. Also notes on a film bill including The Counter Intrigue at the Imperial and other shows, with several names listed from cities. The piece ends with a report on Detroit burning permits totaling 4,262,980 dollars in April, reflecting wartime strain on the Middle West.
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Burke
Detroit
Middle West
Russia’s Vast Resources Outlined in Global Scan
A historical report notes Russia spans half the globe, holds sixteenths of Earth's land, and has Asiatic territories far larger than Japan’s. It claims Russia ranks behind the United States in resource variety, yet as a leading food producer, miner, and timber supplier.
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Empress Show Comes to Margaret Tonight in Butte
Miss Carrie Auerbach a favorite dramatic soprano headlines the Empress bill at the Margaret theater in Butte tonight with two performances. The regular act includes Yuma in a mystery sketch Too Many Surglars, a lively scene filled with action and humor. Tom Kerr and Trene Burton perform with talking slides, and two reels of moving pictures will be shown.
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Butte
Whch
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Nippon Yusen Kaisha to start New York Orient steamship line
A dispatch from the American embassy at Tokio reports Nippon Yusen Kaisha plans a steamship service from New York to the Orient via the canal to meet urgent Japanese shipper needs. Galveston will be a cotton season port and Wessels is expected to approve a monthly schedule with San Francisco, Aug. 4. A German American Alliance vote protested U S war frame policy and rejected an open letter to President Wilson.
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Nippon Yusen Kaisha Company
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