Gentle Baby Blankets Advertised in Cheap Wool Flannel
An old advertisement promotes white wool baby flannel blankets described as strong, well finished, and large for infants. Priced at 75 cents, the text markets “best quality” baby blankets with fancy fairy tale designs and novel patterns, claiming good value at about one dollar.
Bozeman Marks 1911 Sweet Pea Carnival Queen
The article describes Bozeman’s 1911 sweet pea carnival, with Miss Mildred Livingston chosen as queen. Archbishops and local officials crown her amid ceremony, praising communal celebration and intercity welcome as floats and floral displays captivate spectators.
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Poly
C. P. Bishop
Biehon
Peter
Gwiatin
Commonwealth
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Celebreton
Velley
Boxeman
Mildred Livingston
Miss Livingston
Carnival Committee
Montane
Mhlldred
Mildred
Addrens
Salseeth
Reyal Ioral
Elks Hall
Hennigan freed after hearing in Pipestone Springs case
Preliminary hearing before Justice Andrew Less at Whitehall adjourned to Sept 6 in the Pipestone Springs murder case. Witness testimony focused on Kelly Bulatch and Bulacheh, with Hennigan released after late exculpatory evidence. Prosecution maintains indictment. defense cites constitutional rights during witness requests.
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Andrew Less
Whitehall
Jahn Kelly
Mike Hannigan
Doke Bulatch
Pipestone Springs
Welly
Showery
Kenalgan
Hennigan
Henniwinia
Il Anaconda
Ming
Dninich
Kelly
Mike
Heal
Showerg
Justice Less
Showers
Jor McQutfery
George Tyler
Utte
Matt Canning
Pace
Whitewall
Byr ‘Wheeler
Bulaich
Eighty One Thousand Employees Are Laid Off
Chicago reports show 81 870 railroad workers laid off as parts of a national plan leading to widespread job cuts. The Interstate Commerce Commission influenced general freight rate increases, driving up operating expenses by 94 million dollars and shrinking the labor force across track workers, foremen, and shop staff.
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Bozeman
Chicago
Miny
Lida
Dilon and Frank Raddfag Plead Guilty in Brand Larceny Case
Dillon Aug Bh-Foln Ryn and Frank Raddfag were arraigned at the depot and pleaded guilty to the charge of brand larceny. Investigators say the pair targeted a pocketbook theft at the station.
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Dillon
Aug
Foln Ryn
Frank Raddfag
Anad
Ah Artugenad
Nak
Riot disrupts labor meeting as crowd floods building
A chaotic scene unfolded when about 19 men crowded an elevator and two rooms of the Zork Wock on Dakota Street during a labor meeting. Water was thrown at the speaker from a window as tensions rose, threats of police interference echoed, and the crowd pressed toward the top floor. Police eventual entry and evacuations followed amid shouted demands for accountability.
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Walla
Zork
Dakota Streat
Laira
Crowl
Kyps
Tarmod
Roe
Melemine
Unie
Othera
Man Held Up Near Thornton Hotel
Reading of a robbery near the Thornton hotel recounts Murray Manville, agent for the Kelly truck, being assaulted in the alley behind the Hennessy building. He was robbed of a small vacant item, resisted briefly, but complied and suffered minor injuries. Funeral notices soon follow for Mrs Hannah Tarrington and others, with dates and locations listed in local notices.
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Towarn
Ower
Boston
Planaire
Seth
Brick
Thornton Hobst
Hennessy Ames
Murray Manville
Hennessy
Dreaxey
Manville
Hornaten
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