Judge Henry Reports North Pacific Alaska Trip
Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston Aug 5 Judge Frank Henry arrives with Mrs Henry and niece Miss Mitchell after a long journey to the north Pacific coast and Alaska. He relays experiences from White Horse Pass to Yukon and Dawson City including a rich mine owner Frank Phisticator, a gold nugget over five ounces, and praise for the Northwest Mounted Police. He notes Dawson’s strict gun laws, tends toward long jail terms, and recalls the 24 hour daylight climate and sleep lessons for chickens before concluding the trip benefited him physically.
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Butte Matinee Card Slightly Changed At Park Event
The Butte Gentlemen's Driving club matinee undergoes minor edits with a full, large entry list for track events. Dr. H H Hanson will not compete due to injuries from Friday's runaway, while his condition improves at St James hospital.
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Heirlooms and accounts in dispute in Reid estate suits
Two suits were filed in district court by heirs of Elizbeth Champeny against executors James A. Reid and T. M. Champeny. The first seeks 129.50 from the Reid estate, the second 4,660.25 plus surrender of a 500 note and recovery of jewelry and plate claimed as estate property held by Mrs. Reid as trustee. The notice also advertises women’s college boots from Red Boot Shoe Company at 86 Main street for 8.95 dollar values.
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Sheridan
Charity
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Idol
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District Court
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T. M. Champeny
Anna M. Reid
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Elizabeth Champeny
Red Boot Shoe Company
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Uintah Reservation home stead registrations pass five thousand
Registration of applicants for home stead plots on the Uintah reservation reached over 5,000 today at Junction Colorado with hundreds arriving by train. More than 500 women received veteran application blanks, while Provo reports a high turnout though registrations may lessen before the drawing. Many plan to wait to avoid extra trips to Provo. The notice ends with a local liquor advert for Schilts Atlas brew at The Corner.
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Salt Lake City's Prosperity Noted by Great Falls Leader
A Great Falls Banking Co president returning from Salt Lake City reports evident prosperity there. He cites bustling western travel, new railroad plans by Clark and Gould, and rapid development including a 10 story stone block on Bay Street. Travel to Southern California now cuts Montana trips by about 12 hours, boosting local confidence and economic activity.
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