Injunction Case In District Court Over Sawmill
The Consolidated Gold and Sapphire Mining Company sues A. D. Struthers and W. Dodd to halt a sawmill on a Dry Cottonwood placer claim. Plaintiff pledges a dredge used for gold and sapphire extraction and warns a faulty dam endangers workers and property. Defendants say they own timber lands, hold government contracts, and invested heavily in roads and dams. they urge ongoing operations and potential contract losses. Judge Winston requested briefs after hearing extensive testimony.
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Winston
Consolidated Gold and Sapphire Mining Company
A. D. Struthers
William Dodd
W. Dodd
United States
Deer Lodge National Forest Reserve
Girl Question to Be Shown at Margaret Theatre
George Marion renowned director known for The College Widow and The Merry Widow has staged rehearsals for The Girl Question a musical comedy by Adams and Hough with music by Howard at the Margaret theatre on Tuesday Aug 31 under H H Frazee. Marion’s work carries elegance and a master’s touch theatergoers seek another chance to see his productions.
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George Marion
End of a Red Nose Powjam Skin Remedy
An advertisement touts powjam as a flesh colored, grease free skin remedy for pimples red noses and inflammations. It promises quick complexion restoration and curing results in days. Available from pharmacists and Emergency Laboratories New York with mail order free samples for eczema and pimples.
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Axson & Rockefeller Drug Company
West Twenty Fifth Street
New York
Various Notices and Local Notices Mix in Butte City
Items include sales of furniture and goods at several stores, meeting reminders for A. O. H. and Eagles, births and visits of city residents, funeral and burial details, church society meetings, shipping of Willie McDonald’s body, and local education officials and agents visiting or in town.
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Willie McDonald
Helena
Willie MccDonald
Saile's Gulch
Sunday School Picnic At Brown's Spur
Members of the First Presbyterian church attended the annual Sunday school picnic at Brown's Spur. A special train carried the crowd out in the morning and back in the evening. The day featured various games and a joyful outing for pupils and families.
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First Presbyterian Church
Brown's Spur
How to Select a Pure Bred Horse
Professor F B Cooley of Montana farmers institutes warns horse buyers about scrub stallions and fake pedigrees. He urges market study, notes high prices for good stock, and describes ideal conformation and temperament for a reliable stallion. Also reports a wildcat attack on Mrs. Campbell and her husband shooting the animal.
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Deer Lodge County
Montana Horsebreeders’ Association
F. 8. Cooley
Montana Farmers’ Institutes
United States
Montana
J. F. Campbell
Ladies’ Hospital
A Knight For a Day at Margaret Theater
A large audience enjoyed the presentation of A Knight For a Day at the Margaret theater last night. The two acts shone with unusual brilliancy and beauty as the chorus impressed with its quality and accuracy. Electrical effects at the close of both acts were attractive and well executed.
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Margaret Theater
Pacific Fleet adopts stack stripe system for division IDs
The San Francisco Chronicle reports a new Pacific fleet identification method using black stripes on upper stacks. Stripes indicate division number and the smokestack shows ship position within the division, with four ships per division and four stacks per ship, making the system efficient.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Pacific Fleet
Wild Animal Attack Reported From Pinos Altos Mining Camp
A remarkable tale arrives from Pinos Altos, a northern mining camp, detailing an attack by a wild animal. The brief notice notes the incident reached the city, but lacks further medical or legal details.
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Pinos Altos
The Fall of Walter Wellman Airship Attempt
Walter Wellman of Chicago spent four years planning an Arctic airship voyage. He went to Spitzbergen in 1906 by balloon and postponed due to late season. In 1897 he started the airship America, but a storm drove it back and the mission failed.
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Walter Wellman
Chicago
North Pole
Spitzbergen
America
Mr. Wellman
Dynamite Ship Va tillia Brings 1 000 000 pounds to Cristobal
Panama Canal notes detail the steamer Vast mari a large dynamite cargo entering Cristobal harbor for canal work. Officials describe strict handling, storage in box cars and concrete magazines. Since 1904 over 22 million pounds delivered with strong safety record and 9 million pounds expected before July 1 1910.
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Panama
New Orleans
Picayune
Vatillia
Cristobal Harbor
French Canal
Mt. Hope
Limon Bay
Colon and
Cristobal
Mindi
Central and Pacific
Vasiliia
Irrigation Turns Desert in Imperial Valley Experiments
A unique Country Life in America report notes Southern California's Imperial Valley where desert land now yields crops thanks to irrigation canals. The experiments test what the land will grow with water, producing dates Angora goats figs cantaloupes and now cotton amid the transformation from barren sands to a green garden.
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America
Imperial Valley
California
Blue collars keepers of sailors origin in pigtail days
In Sir Algernon West's Reminiscences, Admiral Sir Harry Keppel recalls that blue collars worn by sailors originated from dressing pigtails. A blue cloth protected jackets from grease, pigtails vanished but collars stayed.
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Algernon West
Sir Harry Keppel
Sir Harry
Forester Pinchot On Tour of Inspection in Missoula
Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot arrived in Missoula to inspect district No. 1 and spoke at a Florence hotel luncheon. He avoided discussion of forest service policy controversy, praised local work, and outlined plans to visit Seattle San Francisco and Portland, with emphasis on private forest policy and replanting watershed slopes.
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Standard
Missoula
Hief Forester
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forest Service
District No. 1
W. B. Greeley
Seattle
Black Hills
Forester Greeley
Montana
West
Joseph M. Dixon
Washington
Forest Service
San Francisco
Portland
National Conservation
Pacific Slope
Rocky Mountain
Duniway
University of Montana
School of Forestry
Pinchot
I T
Chicago Markets Wheat Prices Edge Lower on Bearish Sentiment
Wheat trading showed several brief firm spells but overall bearishness kept values near or below the prior close. Reports from St Louis and European markets dragged cash wheat lower while Minneapolis receipts rose and spring crop prospects improved. Corn and oats turned up with firm closes, while related provisions held steady to higher.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Shorts
S. Nye
Timothy
Chicago market cattle hogs and sheep report
Chicago cattle receipts around 5 000 with a steady market. Beeves priced 4 40 to 7 85 and Texas steers 5 40. Hogs receipts about 7 000 with prices 7 65 to 8 20 for various grades. Sheep receipts near 20 000 with a weak market and prices listed for native and western classes.
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Chicago
Texas
Tenibe
Western
Financial market snapshot from New York
New York markets show prime mercantile paper at 4 4 percent, sterling exchange steady with 60 day bills at 485.55 and demand at 486.90. Commercial bills around 4 84 to 4 85 percent. Money on call steady at 2 to 2 percent, with time loans dull. 60 day bills 2 3 percent, 90 days 3 4 percent, six months 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Copper market steady close after minor dip in New York
The Metal Market in New York reports standard copper easing slightly during trading but ending steady. Spot and August at 12.65 13 to 12.65 13.85 per cent, with September at 12.65 13.85 and October around 12.7.
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New York
East St. Louis
London
Spelter
Coroner's Jury Clears Deputy in Maxwell Shooting
Price Utah coroner's jury exonerates Deputy Sheriff Edward Johnson who fatally shot Co L Maxwell at Bliss. Witnesses testified Maxwell drew his revolver as he was shot, establishing self defense or duty of an officer.
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Price
Utah
Edward Johnson
Co. L. Maxwell
Bliss
Maxwell
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Muller’s
East Park Avenue
Verberckmopes
Milwaukee
The
Mint
Schlappi
W. Third
Scanlan's
Zolman's
Otis Capps
Oak Street
Libbey's
Hammerslough’s
Eagles
East Third Street
Wein's Clothing
East Park
Butte
Charles Hough
Jefferson City, Mo
Mrs. D. Baker
Lima
Ohio
R. L. White
West Third Street
A. A. Richards
Alaska Exposition
George le Grys
Lawlers& French
Hill Cemetery
C. A. Winston
Judge Winston
Anaconda
Jefferson City
Martha Society of the
Swedish Lutheran Church
Charles Dahlberg
Alder Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Olaf Olson
B. P. Baxter
Hennessy
Copper City Commercial Company
Zcho Templeton
M. D. Creel
R. G. Dun Mercantile Agency
Mr. Creel
George W. Ellis
Ellis
Heinz Company
Montana Breeders Association
Professor Cooley
Montana Farm
Ers’ Institutes
Hartess Motors
Wildcat
Spitalbergen
Enterprise
AMA
Burnett
Garden Magazine
Proctee & Gamene Co
Cincinnati
Fuller Drug Company
Rexall
East Park Ave
Forester Pinchot
Ballinger
Iay
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner
Bonner, Montana
Sig
Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Toole Avenue
Missoula Mont
Chicago, Milwaukee & Poset Sound Railway
Durant
Northern Pacific Railway
Miles Crossing
Dawson
Dr. Lyon
Chicago Livestock
Money Market
Metal Market
Coppertown
Keppler Jewelry Co
Hl. H. Frazee, Inc
John
Kearney
Dorothy Maynard
Pusser
Hough, Adams & Howard Price
Sale City Drug Co
Fischer
School OF Music
Mont
Locust Street
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Yegen Bros
Bankers
Responsible Capital
C. Yegen
P. Yegen
Charles E. Farnsworth
Wajestern
Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
G. A. Wolf
John Lehlon
J. H. Ryman
Eskeete
M.L. Gulden
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