Montana Gun Shop Promises Low Prices and Wide Selection
The advertisement touts the largest stock of guns, ammunition, and fishing tackle in Montana with factory prices. It highlights Parker and L C Smith hammerless shotguns, Ithaca hammerless at 35.00, hammer shotguns from 10.90 to 25.00, Marlin repeaters at 20.00 and 35.00, and rifles from Savcee Mannlicher Marlin Mauser Colt at factory prices.
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Montana
Parker
L. C. Smith
Ithaca
Colt
Silver Bow Republicans convene to reorganize league club
Ex Senator Mantle John N Kirk and other party leaders rally about 200 members at the Auditorium in a drive to re light the Silver Bow Republican League. They elect officers led by John N Kirk and plan by laws while urging unity against corporations and rival factions.
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Lee Mantle
John N. Kirk
Silver Bow Republican League
Kirk
Jenubh Heans
Mantle
Richards
Byron H. Cook
Mullen
P H. Manchest
F. A. Gilbert
A. N. Yote
D. J. Charles
Clinton H Moore
Maj
H. Almon
George Bourquit
B. Gallie
Toperty
Republican Party
Polius
Mr. Kirk
Aad
George Bourquin
Labor Party
League Club
A. N. Yoder
Frank W. Haskins
Dr. Norcross
T. D. Welch
RB. H. Cook
Republican League
P. H. Manchester
Clinton H. Moore
Ralph Lewis
M. EF. LeDiane
Co. J. Walsh
Burt Stevens
H. Moore
Moore
Professor Moore
Silver Bow County
McKinley
Roosevelt
George Bourguin
Democratic Party
Physician to Face Court in Death Reporting Test
Dr H J McDonald to appear before Judge Boyle on a charge of failing to report a death to the health office. The case tests whether attending physicians or undertakers must file death returns. The dispute stems from Aug 12 burial of William ONeill at Catholic cemetery after no burial permit was issued.
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H. J. McDonald
Boyle
Health Office
Dr. McDonald
Duggan
Sexton
William O'Neill
Walkerville
Sullivan
McDonald
Swindle Claim Against Flavoring Peddler in Butte
Edgar Dayton, a house mover, says he paid $10 for flavoring extracts after being misled by Albert Lawson. Lawson was arrested by Policeman Parshall at the Northern Pacific depot as he was about to board for Livingston. Four satchels of cheap extract are held as evidence. Dayton faces a morning hearing.
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Edgar Dayton
Albert Lawson
Dayton
Lawson
Barshall
Northern Pacific
Livingston
City
Butte
Parshall
Show Season Opens at Broadway Theater Amid Tepid Demand
The Broadway theater opened its show season with a dramatized version of Marie Corelli's Thelma described as weak and spiritless. A small company forced to double parts lacked strong star power, and Aiden Benedict is not with them. The play runs again tonight and Sunday.
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Marie Corell
Thelma
Aiden Jenedict
Barretts Visit City Before Yellowstone Park Tour
Mr and Mrs Martin Barrett of Horse Prairie were in the city yesterday en route on their tour through Yellow stone park. Mr Garrett is described as one of the wealthiest stockmen and leading citizens of Beaverhead county. The Barretts spend much of their time in winter travel.
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Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
Yellowstone Park
Garrett
Beaverhead County
Barrett
Gies Brothers Visit Pittsburg Financier in Town
John A. Gies, a prominent Pittsburg financier, is in the city with A. J. Gies from the Coeur d Alene region. The two brothers are noted businessmen of distinction and are touring the area.
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John A. Gies
Pittsburg, Pa
A. J. Gies
Coeur d'Alene
Fine Wash Goods Slashed to 50 Cent Yard
A large stock of wash goods is marked down to 50 cents per yard. Includes fine all wool challies with silk stripes in multiple colors, fancy silk striped all wool challies, embroidered Swiss, white French Nainsook, 40 inch mercerized cheviot, 40 inch all linen batiste, silk ginghams, madras cloths, pique, Hindoo cloth, Scotch ginghams and Irish dimities with varied widths and reduced values, urging customers to shop at this low price.
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Soc
Butte Resident Turned Coeur d'Alene Mine Owner
A well known former Butte resident now a prominent mine owner in the Coeur d'Alene country. The Gies brothers and Charles Lane, of this city, have been in the Coeur d'Alene region to oversee mines they are interested in and to explore smelter possibilities.
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Butte
Coer d'Alene
Gies Brothers
Charles Lane
Coeur d'Alene
Woman Admits Identity in Bond Jump Case
Estelle Williams alias Ida Perry a colored woman arrested on Thursday night by Policeman McGillie in Portland Oregon on suspicion of jumping a $1 000 bond has admitted she is the wanted person The Portland police chief reports telegrams about requisition papers and that an officer will come to Butte in a few days to take charge of her The woman will resist the requisition papers
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Estelle Williams
Ida_ Perry
McGillie
Portland
Ore
Reynolds
D. D. MacLaughlin
Butte
Constable Cosgrove pleads not guilty to weapon charge
Constable Cosgrove yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Danzer to exhibiting a deadly weapon in a threatening manner at Cash's saloon on Talbot avenue. He was granted continued duties on a $200 bond and a hearing is set for Sept. 1.
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Cosgrove
Danzer
Cash
Talbot Avenue
Large Northern Pacific Yellowstone excursion departs
More than fifty travelers began the Northern Pacific trip to Yellowstone park as part of a second seasonal cheap excursion. Participants hailed from various parts of the state and joined earlier groups from Butte. The trip spans one week. Thomas Lavell and his son Charles left for Hunter's Hot springs for a short stay.
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Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Park
Butte
Thomas Lavell
Charles
Hunter's Hot Springs
Majorities and Trusts Debate at Trans Mississippi Congress
At the closing session J A Gardner of St Louis moved resolutions akin to Wetmore measures. After a partisan debate the congress adopted 20 to 19 a resolution urging the president to curb trusts and their threat to republican institutions and youth ambition.
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St. Paul
J. A. Gardner
St. Louis
Congress
National Congress urged to speed enactment of stricter laws
The statement argues existing statutes fail to suppress the growing evil and calls for prompt passage of tighter, more efficient measures. It stresses the need for comprehensive legal reforms to curb the menace.
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The
National Congress
Plunder Recovered Leads to Jewelry Identification
Police recover more stolen items from the Harman case with attorney Thomas A. Morrin identifying a ruby studded gold breast pin valued at 20 dollars. The pin is part of a set with a pair of earrings valued at 60 dollars. Harman remains at large while William St. Clair is jailed.
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Nevada Avenue
John S. Harman
Thomas A. Morrin
South Main Street
Willam St. Clair
Harman
St. Clair
Truant Wife Case Draws Austrian Adultery Claim
John Molerch of Cleveland accompanied by his son traveled to East Helena to accuse his wife of infidelity. He says she left six months ago and is living with an Austrian named John Goudnick. Molerch sought a warrant from Justice Steinmetz amid fear of violence.
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The
Standard
Helena
John Molerch
Austran
Cleveland
Ohio
John Goudnick
Molerek
John Steinmetz
Austria
East Helena
Molerch
Goudnick
Negroes Ready to Fight Lynching Over Assault Case
Jasper Scott, arrested in Fort Scott Kansas City for assaulting Mrs. W. H. Taylor, confessed to the crime. The town is excited and a lynching is imminent as the colored community vows to defend him if an attempt is made.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Jasper Scott
Kansas City
W. H. Taylor
Scott
Escapes On Race Horse Convict From Deer Lodge Penitentiary
Thomas O'Brien trusted inmate escaped from Deer Lodge penitentiary yesterday afternoon at 3. Authorities in Montana and neighboring states seek him after he rode away on the race horse George Tighe. O'Brien is described as sandy complexioned, about 5 feet 8 inches, 149 pounds, wearing a gray suit and gray hat. He headed toward Butte as police search the region.
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Montana
Thomas O'Brien
Deer Lodge
Butte
O’brien
Anacconda
Union Station at Helena Agreement Reached
President Mellen confirms Great Northern agreement to build a union passenger station at Helena. An appropriation is authorized and plans for construction are being drawn.
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St. Paul
Mellen
Great Northern
Helena
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Ates
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Wermescary Co
Main Street
Butte, Mont
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E. Broadway
Sherman & Reed
Main Springs
MAYER
West Park
Republican Rally
Senator Lee Wantle
U. J. McDonald
Voring
Corelli
Bond
Will
Constable Cosgrove
Wetmore
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Union Station
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