Dr O Galbraith and Miss Gertrude A Smith Married
Dr Archibald D Galbraith of Amowa and Gertrude A Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Smith were married last evening at St Johns church rectory by Rev Blackiston. Only close friends attended. Miss F Ht Lewis acted as bridesmaid and Dr Smetter as best man. The couple will take a brief wedding trip before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald D. Galbraith
Amowa
Gertrude A. Smith
J. P. Smith
John's Church
8. C. Blackiston
F. Ht. Lewis
Man Guilty of Cruelty to Animals After Shooting Neighbors Horses
Ernest Mathers was found guilty of cruelty to animals for shooting two of neighbor William Ould's horses with a Winchester. He claimed self defense amid ongoing land trespass disputes near Sandy Creek. Justice Taylor imposed a six month county sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Mathers
Justice Taylor
Char
Wiliam Ould
Sandy
Tall’ Creek
Ould
Mathers
Winchester
Dinits
Rich
Cody's Show Stirs Butte Travel Talk Amid Rail Rates
Maj. Thomas A. Thurke in Salt Lake City discusses Cody's Wild West shows with Maj. J. M. Thurke. The Butte major wishes Cody's tour would stop there, noting 60,000 locals would attend, but railroads pricing limits a visit and delays a potential show in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A.ssurke
Anaste
J. M. Thurke
Salt Lake City
Cody
Butte
Zion
Mining Congress Appointments Listed Across Regions
The document lists numerous individuals affiliated with the Mining Congress and localities such as Grangeville, Louis Sith, We Chinck, Warren, and Grangeville. Names include Gore mar thant of Poise, Regan, Sheridan, De Wows Boiser, A. te Martin, Delsey Hons Thsiackaon, Jechara, Nampay, Phelan, Soun Minnellen, Grangevites, and Kincaid among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Gore Mar Thant
Poise
Tenhori Regan
Tolee
Sheridan
Sone
de Wows
Boiser A
Martin Delsey
Thsiackaon
Jechara
Non
J. D. Flennes
Boies
Beely Nektowts Cota
Brow Finchfoot
Ip Coltman
Edaho Falet Pe Torri
Bosatelior
A. Lippincott
Kamen
Gon Kincaid
Delegates Appointed by Mayors for Press Committee List
A long slate of delegates and appointments is listed, naming representatives from Salmon City to Shoup and beyond, with officials from Wallace, Wallace, Mullan, Pocatello, Coeur d Alene and numerous towns. The text includes mayoral appointees for Terrell Texas and a separate press committee roster featuring editors and publishers from Standard, Miner and other papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
A. J. Macnab
Salmon City
F. We. Vogler
Alg. Kerns
Wallace
Chicago
A. E Riter
H. M. Lanecaster
Rathdrum
George W. Mcallister
Idaho City
J. A. Brown
Resinal Coryell
Custer City
Col. J. Ln Weaver
Bolee
J.T. Beot
Coeur A Alene Mais Ferry
May
Charles F. Mullen
M.weet
Challis
BE. Rodgers
Moscow
A. Glen
Yellow Jacket
Fred Wood
Pierce City
Frank Haynes
Shoup
Arthur
Terrell
Tex
B. Martin
W. A. Brumhough
F. B. Grimieh
Sidney Mass
Kr. Terrell
G. K. Bond
Ter
Coursing Sunday Draw Features Open Stake Pairings
The Sunday open stake draw at Coursing Park pairs Pascal Pore’s Trish against C M Jones’ Gold Standard, A J Vanderwhite’s King against A W Jones’ Dexter, H B Smith’s Confidence versus W H King’s Frisco, Foley & Short’s Doty Belle against W H Hocking’s Crawford, Foley & Short’s Waterbark against M Jones’ Carrie, A W Jones’ Giencoe against H L Corbi’s Dartmoor Dan, Rowe & Noall’s Ove the Border against A J Vanderwhite’s Lady Gayety, Magee’s Sunflower against W O Smith’s Might Te Keen, W Gormley’s vs Gerson’s May Te Hocking, Master Huck against G H Sacdougalls Grace, Conroy: Rowe & Noall’s Court Beauty against H Doush ty’s Green Valley Maid, Rainbow vs Ball Rearing, Peacemaker vs Pat Freedom, Charlie Prince vs H Doughtrey’s Santa Tosa, Wilkinson & Andrews’ Fred Freedom against Pascal Por’s Lady Bug, Shy Midget against Thomas Mulcahy’s Galtee More. Dorothy Pelle and Mattlebark guarded, Rainbow and Peacemaker guarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursing Park
Crawford
Foley &Short
Waterbark
M. Jones
Carrie
A.W. Jones
Giencoe
HL. Corbi
Dartmoor Dan
Rowe & Noall
A. J. Vanderwhite
Michael Magee
W. Oh. Smith
W. Gormley
J. Gerson
Huck
G. HL
Sacdougalls
Grace
Conroy
Rowe
Oall
Beauty
H. Doushty
Green Valley Maid
C. Gibbon
Tainbow
G. H. Macdougall
Charlie Prince
Doughtrey
Wilkinson & Andrews
Fred Freedom
Pascal Por
H. Macdougal
Shy
Thomas Mulcahy
Galtee
Dorothy Pelle
Mattlebark
Rainbow
Peacemaker
Renovating the Interior At St Johns Church
Interior work at St John s church is in progress with new colorings on walls and ceilings ready for next Sunday services. A report notes a fatal shooting elsewhere, with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Episcopal Church
St. John's Church
Charming Little Lullaby Work Praised In Montana Notes
A description of a lullaby titled Charming Little Lullaby by Louis Leo Howard and Mrs Harry Gallwey, noted as a rhythmically sweet piece performed at Columbia Gardens. The song, praised as an exquisite composition, features an andante movement in F with a slow waltz chorus and is cited as a potential future classic from Montana's music scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Leo Howard
Buttes
Harry Gallwey
Ama
Mama
Papa
Owen
Columbia Gardens
Howard
Todd
Mra Gallwey
Montana
Local visit planning for visiting Hiks departure week
Arrangements for welcoming visiting Hiks from across the state are set for next Monday. Delegates will tour gardens and the race track before departing for Salt Lake where the grand Today session is to be held. Local lodge members to meet Monday afternoon to ride excursion cars to Park and Main for transport to the gardens and track. The cars will be decorated in purple and white while the Boston and Montana band provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Pwelock
Park and Main
Boston & Montana
Race track officials prepare Dowling handicap drew players
Tonight at the Mounton Bowne track officials outline the Dowling handicap event. Participants listed include Kit Chinn, Judge Murphy, and Rob Taylor among others.
Handicapped boys prep for five-game contest
J.S. McKinley of Thornton handicaps the boys for a five game series with the right dope, though some players have yet to settle on a road handicap. A good purse awaits, split three ways with percentages to the winner, runner up, and third place as the event starts at 8.99 tonight with invites extended to experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Ben
BUTTE BRIEFS FROM THE CITY
A collection of short notices from Butte items include residents visiting and traveling such as E F Carter, M H Parker, J Donovan and EP Baker. People in town for business or social visits include Henry Rick etts, George Quinn, Soneph J Sullivan, and Ralph ebree. A birth is noted for Mrs S Sullivan, with several local names and exchanges about guests, registrations, and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E_ F Carter
Issouiaie
Ity
M. H. Parker
Boulder
Finten
J. Donovan
San Francisco
Baker
Pennybaker
Thornton Miss
Chase
Butte
George Quinn
Pilon
Ralph Ebree
Dioni
Jessie Markley
Garnet
Soneph J. Sullivan
West Quarts Street
Fred Rowlands
Garet Blackiston
Sait Rake
J.B. McKinney
Ditton
Finien
W. Busan
Patio
Mra A. Buot
Hantton
Charles Swinehorne
Anaconta
Hutte
HL. Wickersham
Boise
Taaho
Fnine City
Belton
AD Peet
Deer Lad
Mattie Peck
de Witt
Prank Kenney
Oxtel
Healey
Camer
Democrats win in Tennessee in large vote
Nashville dispatch reports Democratic victories across Tennessee with large majorities for supreme court and court of appeals judges. The results show Democrats winning congressional nominations and key state races, with turnout and regional gains noted in the Aug. 7 transmission from the Buckley ranch area mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Supreme
Court of Appeals
W. K. Mcallister
M. McNeil
Anita Nt Marton
Leone
P. Padgett
Jaighthaisrict
T. W. Sims
Apo Seti
D. C
Frapatrick l Senne
Modi
She Orate Democrat
Runaway Accident Delays Transfer for Injured Man
A man injured in a Monday forenoon runaway near Buckley cannot be moved to his home in the city until Dr. Armstrong can be brought in. Dr. Maxter remains with him for care. Dr. Armstrong TM was injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Maxter
Armstrong
Construction Gains In July Across 24 Cities Increases 9 Percent
Building operations rose in July in 24 leading U S cities tracked by Construction News with a 9 percent rise from July last year. Permit activity spiked in 71 cities totaling 6267 building improvements while value climbed 12.7 percent to 420 million plus, led by New York City at 20 percent and Detroit at 11.8 percent, marking notable gains for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
Detroit
Arrival of General Corbin delays war department statement
Wasnington Aug was received a message from the judge advocate general's department replying to Adjutant General Corbin's inquiry about an interview published on his arrival from the Philippines. Corbin will stay in Washington tomorrow and no further statement will be issued until his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmington
Aug
Cowmesston |Weck
Judge Advocate
Generals Department
Adjutant General
San Francisco
Philippines
Corbin
Washington
War Department
Miners Arrested in Pittston Coal Incident
Miners at Pittston affiliated with a Pennsylvania coal firm were taken into custody after mining coal for personal use in abandoned works and outcrops. Company officials report widespread theft of coal since the strike began. those arrested were bound over to the court. Also: a 19 year old boy, Floyd Shaw, charged with burglary, pleaded guilty and remains jailed awaiting district court action. London reports Axers becoming home secretary. Denver to host party conventions in September. James B. Duke involved in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niikesbarre
Augine Pennaylia Coal Company
Pittston
Fim
Blevins
Sandusky
Kid Shaw
Floyd Shaw
Shaw
Jordan
Lane Husky
Manning
Duke's Jersey farm park opens to public amid statuary and gardens
Central New Jersey reports describe James B. Duke, tobacco magnate, opening his Somerville farm by the Raritan to public recreation. The estate features French statues, lakes, winding drives, floral displays, and a new stone stable with a clock tower. Duke diverts from racing to dairy farming, transforming the property into an elegant, up-to-date complex drawing visitors daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
James B. Duke
Somerville
American Tobacco Company
France
Valdosne
Duke
Raritan River
Jersey
Mural Gallery Showcases Global Scenes and Ornate Furnishings
The display features electric light framed tableaux, polished wood floors, and white enamel detailing. Four vast mural panels, 226 feet long, depict global scenes from the Western plains to Africa and the Orient with vibrant color. Duke’s conservatory collection is praised alongside a similar piece at Fairmount Park in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traci
Struc
Acros
America
Africa
Asta
Orient
Mie Duke
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Chicago hospital social whirl ends in famed surgeon engagement
The page reports the engagement of Dr. W Harrison Hinp, a prominent Chicago surgeon, to Mine Hunt, a striking young hospital nurse from Indiana who rose to popularity at the hospital. The couple plans a fall wedding as Hinp’s city practice ranks among Chicago’s leading surgeons. The story notes her beauty, her recovery from illness, and the generous fortune and jewelry surrounding the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Hospital
Ita
W. Harrison Hinp
Chicago
Goiayn Hone Oington
Mise Hunt
He Hospital
Cupid
Hugh Perguson
Per
Indiana
Iowa
Riessiat
Crea
Svau
Ipp
Stalf
Berr
Hipp
Whiost
Michigan Boulevard
Traveling men doubt Cripple Creek banker at hotel
Two travelers from New York and Chicago talk with a Baltimore hotel clerk as a man and wife register. The man signs deliberately, then a heavy line under his name, leading Usher to guess he is a banker from Cripple Creek, where G. T. Hadley is said to own property. A card to Hadley’s room confirms interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
T. Sher
New York
H. Daniela
Baltimore
G. T. Hadley
Cripple Creek
Mr. Usher
Daniel
Hadley
No Count of 1 From the San Francisco Sutlet
The fragmentary text shows a muddled excerpt about named persons and a dated tone, with unclear events and missing context. The readable portions reference Mrs Dooale and Tim sia with a convoluted line likely from an old column or note, but no coherent story or identifiable facts emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
County Board Adjusts Property Assessments in Aug ruling
The Sandan Fall county board disposed of many petitions and upheld or adjusted real estate and personal property assessments. Merchants facing overvalued inventories were asked to justify figures, with a focus on merchandise and furniture valuations. The Strain stock was set at 30009 dollars, the Park Hotel furniture assessment also reviewed, along with several minor rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neihart
Paine
Park Hotel
Tnaessor
Special Dispute over Homestead Entry Faults 1901 Case
In Great Falls August 7 a dispute arises over a homestead entry in the valley region. Henderson faced delays and procedural hurdles under commutation laws despite paying $310. officials in Miles City and Washington argued over the legitimacy of the final proof and the unwinding of red tape. The issue centers on whether five years of residence were required and if the commutation funds were properly handled under the Public Land laws. The matter reflects state and federal land policy friction and administrative confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Thorita
Henderson
Lily
Haw
Usher
Newton
Chateau and
Val Wnties
Ty Tana
Romesteat
Miles City
Washington
Weitee
Bublic
Statewide institute schedule changes anger teachers and boards
Havre dispatch notes state superintendent favors delaying county teachers institutes until after the legislature. boards support uniform laws and vacation timing, with teachers expected to fund travel. Also reports Assault conviction, a Jackknife attack, cattle shipments to Chicago, divorce action, and a near fatal hit by wood in a ranch incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Wah
Dome
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the Mining Congress
Snot
Waatcom
Wilmat Point
Noberts Tosday
Kasturg
The
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Butte Briefs
Tennessee
Tillings, Ave
Buckley Ranch
Bilfines
Sovee
Pelee
Snreveport
Harry Benon
Homer
D. W. Fortson
Benton
Aree
Noy Onargan
Home Secretary
London
Aretas Axers Vous Las
St. Austines
Kent
Wil
Charlier Thomson Ritchie
Denver
Republican State Central
Coto
Vingston
Auk
Aoeres
Foley
Jas May
Olsen
Trpenter
Previsois
Tul
Standard
Blankenbaker
Virgil
Chippard
Specks Dermoy Kalispell
Mary AL Gaurth
Willan J. Gaur
Soke
Demeravilie Thiest
Gaure
Toseman
Joseph Quant
Wich & Sertom
Wemanana
Matthews
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