Contempt Proceedings Over Rebates In Interstate Trade
United States district court files contempt actions against Chicago and Alton Burlington Northern Pacific Rock Island and Santa Fe railroads for rebates violating the Interstate Commerce Act. Cases allege pretended joint tariffs evading an order issued by Judge John T Phillips in 1903, with vast rebates to agricultural machinery and salt interests. Plea date set for September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John T Nillips
United States District Court
Chugga & Alton
Chicago
Buritnetwo & Quincy
Union Pacific
Chicago, Tock Island & Pacific
Atchi- Fon
Chicago & Alton
Inernational Harvester Company
Deering Harvester Company
McCormick Marvester Company
Plena Farvester Company
South Chicago Furnace Company
Tipeis Northern Tellroad Company
Chicago & Too
Silels North Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nissouri River Paints
Interactional Harvester Company
Burlington Ratle Road
Aléon
Missqrt Pacific
Rock Island
Sane Fe Road
Manhier
Ty Alving
Hutchinson Kan? Selt
Hutchison & 4&Rkansas
Jats
Salt Company
Missouri
A. G. van Valkenburg
United States
Western District of Missouri
DB. Purdy
Gneral
Phillips
Plans Prepared for New School Building at Reform School
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Wiles City Sept 2 trustees received plans for a new building to replace the burned girls structure. Architect C B Marie of Helena, cost estimated around 4852 with heating and plumbing not included. One half of radiators saved. boiler room heat remains. Brick from old building usable. front porch planned, steps eliminated. first floor to include sector office and porter, dining rooms and staff areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles City
Reform School
Marie of
Halena
Hoya Cin
Vedrcome
Escape for Cross and Rancher Found After Dyecentery Ordeal
In Ashies City on August 2 cross and rancher living alone on Tongue River endured a day and two nights of illness when a lucky passerby Filey Taylor discovered him. He was moved to his brother’s ranch and the wife’s safety restored. Cross appears to be recovering with hope for improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredal
Ashies City
Cross
Forseman
Tongue River
Filey Taylor
Mr. Cross
Tatto
Billings Notes A Busy August In City Affairs
Special Dispatch reports in Billings dated August recounts Mrs. M A Arnold wife of First National Bank vice president returning from a two month visit with relatives in Miles City. Mr Arnold also back from Chicago on business. Ho Hathworn and T A Marlowe travel to Stillwater valley for a week long camp and a front land supply. Marvin Chase chief engineer of Billings Land and Irrigation returns from Washington on company interests. Incorporation filings for the Young Men's Christian Association of Billings approved with first trustees named. A 40 000 building site secured at the corner of Twenty street and Becondayante north. MacKinnon rector of St Bylacopal church of Kansas City listed.
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Standard
Billings
M. A. Arnold
First National Bank
Diag
Smilespurs
Arnold
Chicago
T. A. Marlowe
Elena
Stillwater Valley
Marvin Chase
Fillings Land and Irrigation Company
Washington
Arillea
Yoome | Men's Christian Association of Billings
Tt Moss
W. M. Johnston
H. W. Rowtey
Harry M. Alten
A. H. Barth
4. I. Babenck
W. O. Parker
Twentytreet
Norin
DG. MacKinnon
St ‘9 Bylacopa
Church of
Kansas City
Weekendvisit with Dr Rinehart and others in Seattle
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a weekend spent with Dr Rinehart and companions including Makkinson and Insyon. Mention of a Seattle party and social visits on a Saturday and Sunday with local figures such as Mrs J M diolt and Mrs FQ Shomaker.
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Ir Oldriend
Rinehart
Insyon
Dusepl Rt
Makkinson
Cine
Maykinigg
Seattle
Ciaporedt
J. M. Diolt
Mer
Mes
Miles City Opera House Weighs Theatrical Combine
Miles City trustees vote to stay out of the theatrical trust route for their shows after a meeting with manager Dick Sulue. Early season talks had aimed to avoid blood-letting demands, with only Sweet Clover routed directly. The decision leaves a dull winter outlook until possible concessions ease the strain.
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Miles City
Nug
Jolly cow punchers indulge in humor in Miles City
Special dispatch from Miles City describes a bustling scene as cowpunchers crowd the streets during the shipping season. Handy attempted a roadside exhibition, Texas Jack mingled in, a stock inspector threatened with a gun, and deputies finally restrained the disturbances amid a comical but raucous melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Handy
Jackson
Texas Jack
Stock Inspéctore 3
Swarth
Jack
Stitch
Kandy
Bartenders Picnic Draws Union Members and Guests
Nearly every bartender union member attended the second annual outing at Mill Creek with many invited guests including ranchers. The day featured races won by Joe Voxel in the 26 yard dash Owens and Kaker in the three legged race ranchers win tug of war and farmers win the baseball game 12 to missing score. Ladies attended and reports say the event was thoroughly enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartenders’ Union
Tre
Pic
Mill Creek
Ceveral Ranchers
Grounts Watll
Joe Voxel
Owens
Kaker
Anaconda Temples Set for Grand Lodge Convention
Anaconda Temples Gyssty coad dhe be Urenduds: the juvenile organization awaits representation at the eighth annual conventio n of the grand lodge of good Templars to convene August 21 and 25. Delegates named include Miss Lida Gilchrist Arthur Sweeney W J Howell Webb Bennell with alternates I J Edg enbre Miss Myrtie Templeton Miss Mary E B Brunell and Miss Izora Templeton. Smelter City Lodge and King Lodge plan active participation. Robert Hess Jay Sunshine Temple No 5 and Miss Anna Metis lead preparations, with 50 new members added recently. The annual sessions will feature a lecturer and pageant at Mounta int View Park on August 22, with King Lodge unit teams expected to perform. New officers for the quarter include Miss Izora Templeton Arthur Sweeney Milas Lida Gilchrist and E J Figcombe. The grand lodge deputy position was filled by W J Howell.
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Webb
Bennell
I. J. Edgenmbre
Myrtie Templeton
Mary EB. Brunell
Izora
Templeton
Robert Hess Jay
Sunsiins Temple
Misa Anna Metis
M.D. Logan
James Hogan
Fellowles
Buie Wilson
Lilly Howard
H. G. Coy
Ben Whilliam
Ma Hotchkiss
Leon Sparry
Chaman
Lizzie Howell
Smelter'cley Lodge
Ales
King Lodge
Ulery
Sinacanda
Tedzes
iSimw Lodge
Sunshine Templa No
Robert Fleassey
Grand Lodge
Hagel Eaton
Grace Shinenton
Eonny B
Salut
Mounteity View’ Park
Jorge
Missoula
Enemii
Zorra ‘Pemupieden
Templar
Arthur Sweene
Milas Lida Gilchrist
Myriie Templeton
M. J. Logan
Echo Templeton
Lent Sperry
Mary Dachy
Esther E. Trunell
Glyne Hamilton
Josephine Bavikt
Warry Carter
I. O. G. T. News
Deuloh
W. J. Howell
Erend Lodge
Howell
Robert Heasley
Miss Anna
Sunshine Temple
Leon Sperry
Glayence Preston
A.J. Anderson
Ars
Mary “Mia Laitle Jensen
Mic Moward
Laree Maporin
Wien
Snaishine Temple
Fnilaws
Elsie Gilchrise
Tempar
Maude Lister
Mise Saling Bynen
Laura Starrh
Thoscan
Good of the
Order
Cnaraimttte
Melgeambe
Faviniles
Water Lily
Robert Je. Lny Win
J. A. Hasley
Lost dog found by concerned owner in October
In a puzzling sequence the owner tracked a stray dog advertised by a resident in October. A careful search led to the first lead at a bookstore and confirmed the dog as the owner’s. The dog will be closely watched to prevent future escapes.
Father Pirnat's New Home At St Peter's Church
The contract for the parochial residence at St Peter's church has been awarded to Marthe Cheney of East Fourth Street. The Gothic brick building with a granite basement will house 16 rooms and rise on Alder and Fourth streets, funded by proceeds from a Catholic ladies fair.
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St. Peter's Church
Marthe Cheney
Lite
Lik
Buete
St. Peter's Operts
Alder Ad Bust Fourth
East Park Avenue
Anaconda
George Parich
Butter and Cheese Exhibit at Montana State Fair
Professor Effett at Montana Agricultural College calls farmers to enter the state fair butter and cheese contests. Premiums total hundreds of dollars with distributions based on butter scores, plus a $100 premium for notable creamery entries. Entries and returns governed by the butter and dairy division superintendent with dates and funds noted, including December deadlines and the state fair dates December 2 to 21, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trofessor Effett
Daitsman
Agricultural College of
Multana
Bozeman
Maontuna
Lous Creamery
Uutier
Reid
John W- Paro
Mogtma State
Heena
Manvaris
Ap. Prmpium
Anaelags
Atl Tose
Montana
Miles City Sentinel notes speculative pitches near open ing
Special Dispatch from Miles City reports speculation on openings as prominent local figures discuss a palace and rival factions The Ivernian and Gaxonia with mentions of Boston Livre pass and tickets from Thiesan, reflecting a tense regional discourse.
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Miles City
Ng Standard
Sentinel Butte
Ae Terry
Bureit
Daily Mail Service to Big Hole Basin
Debate over proposed mail route to Big Hole Basin pits Wisdom and Anaconda lines against a Dillon to Silver Bow connection. Inspectors favor a recommended route change while business leaders warn it would harm North Fork and Divide communities and favor Anaconda connections. Local papers note winter impassability on the Divide road and promise mail service once the French Gulch route is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tospador Barclay
Seslingerner
Postofice
Washington
Big Hole Breezes
Wisdom
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Anaconda
Silver Bow
Anaconia
French Gulch
S Seysr Cis
Billgards
Ralston
Divide
North Fork
Wut Dkin
City notices and personal items fill Helena column
A noisy jumble of notices shows various meetings, travels, and family updates in Helena. Names include National Uffon, Warberchines, Charles R. Schlappi, H.W. Rodgers, James A. Bennett, Catherine Wilt, Florence Survey, Miss Kathryn Evans, and B. P. Baxter. Mentions lens repairs, second hand goods, furniture buys, vacations, and upcoming funeral arrangements at West Fourth Street and Mt. Carmel.
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Mied
West Fourth Street
Catherine Irene
John Wilt
Sullivan
Tolan
Catherine
Mt. Carmel
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Carrey Apendence
John KR. Toole
M. OH. Gabencode
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Daily Mail
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Helena
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Zollmag
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Joseph Munson
G. C. Evans
Campbell Vanen
Flathead
Mleg
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Stanford
Lucian Ever
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Florence Iurvey
Spokane
Margaret Hyana
Wil
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Central School
Dr. Macdonald
Durston
Kathryn Evans
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Copper ¥ Commercial Company
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