Bear hunter Dr Westphall to visit Butte with famed grizzly robe
Bear hunter Dr Herman Westphall, famed for Yakima Reservation hunts, is due in Butte for his annual visit. A broken right arm from a two day bear pursuit near the Cascades left him unconscious after a big grizzly charged. The 1000 pound bear’s skin is now in his Simcoe office as a trophy.
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Herman Toestphall
Yakima Indian Reservation
Washington
Simcoe
Westphall
Yakima Reservation
Jackson's Hole
Idaho
Butte
Fort Simcoe
Montana
Coast Ranges
Cascades
Rockies
Bear
William Metting
Tribute to Gen Charles Warren as electors candidate
The Western News editor in Libby lauds Gen Charles Warren of Butte as a fitting Republican presidential elector choice. Warren, a long-time Montanan, is praised for integrity and service, with editors noting he would honor the party and deserve the honor of representing Montana on the electoral ticket.
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Charles SS. Warren
Montana
Western News
Libby
Gem
Butte
Mar Wierrieu
Warren
General Warren
Judges to Deliver Primary Returns to Silver Bow Club
Democratic party judges in county precincts are asked to carry primary returns to the Silver Bow Democrat Club rooms promptly after counting. Returns should be handed to the secretary of the county central committee.
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Democratic Party
Silver Bow Democrat Club
Salt Lake City Round Trip Fare Advertised
Tickets on sale via Oregon Short Line for Salt Lake City and return at 15 dollars. Final return limit in 11 days. Reserve Pullman berths at once. Tickets at Short Line city ticket office No 2 North Main Street Butte Montana. Dr Ironside offers reductions on all dental work for the balance of the month.
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Oregon Short Line
Short Line City
North Main Street
Butte
Mont
F. D. Wilson, D. F
P. A
Ironside
Battleships Alabama and Maine Reach Aden on World Cruise
The battleships Alabama and Maine, leading the American fleet, arrived at Aden in the morning after departing Colombo on August 20. The vessels are part of the around the world voyage, continuing their strategic transit.
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Aden
Alabama
Maine
Colombo
Hunting Season Looms in Highlands Amid Snow Forecast
Packed plans for highland hunting unfold as snow is forecast, with bets on deer and elk near Butte and Madison range. Guides promise elk, bull hunts, and mountain sheep exploits, while waterfowl tease Montana shooters at Georgetown Lake and other lakes. Weather and season dates outline limits for elk, deer, sheep, and fowl, amid extensive regional hunting culture and local figures.
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Bettine
Butte
Madison Range
Madison
Gallatin
Herce
Madison Mountains
Montana
Georgetown Lake
Anaconda
Red Rock Lake
Bonita
Bowdoin Lake
Pioneer Woman Adeline Morris Dies After Prolonged Illness
Special Dispatch to the Standard Virginia City Aug 30 reports the death of Mrs. Adeline Winifred Morris widow of William W Morris after a long illness. A pioneer woman of Montana she came to Alder Gulch in the 1860s and her passing marks a notable early settler’s end in the territory.
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Pony
Morris
Henry Eling
Joseph Chew
Kansas City
William W. Morris
William de Charles Kk
Mary Leah
Sam Mendenhall
Bozeman
The
Standard
Virginia City
Adeline Winifred Morris
Adobetown selects Abigail Morris as teacher
Special Dispatch reports Abigail Morris of Virginia City named as the incoming teacher for Adobetown school by trustees. Other notes include Morgan leaving for Butte, Mary Iscell illness improving, ore shipment from Oro Cache mine, mining expert Stotesburg visiting Summit district, and local surveying by McLain and Joslyn. Masonry visit by Callow, Glick, Leinenweber, and Edwards is noted.
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Standard
Virginia City
S. Morgan
Metropolitian
Butte
Adobetown School
Abigail Morris
Karl Piling
Mary Iscell
Fritz Walker
Oro Cache
Summit
Senator Albright
W. A. Stotesburg
Philadelphia
EK. R. McLain
D. Joslyn
Deer Lodge
Cameron
Madison
George Callow
Elmer Glick
Alder
Virginia City Lodge No. 1
George P. Leinenweber
Mac Edwards
Robbery on Laurel Railroad Right of Way
Special Correspondence of the Standard Laurel Aug 29 Thomas Gibson was held up last night on the railroad right of way and robbed of $15 and his new overalls and shoes. After buying lunch for two men who claimed to be broke he was struck on the head with a revolver as they followed him across the track. He recovered enough to raise an alarm but robbers were not found.
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Pital
Butte
Jimine Lynch
Yakima
Inglishien
Finnilly
Grizzly
Westphall
Westphal
Travois
Standard
Laurel
Thomas Gibson
Olympia Brewery moves to new park street building in Butte
The Olympia Brewery office relocates to a new two story structure at the corner of Park and Arizona streets in Butte. Lodge saloon advertises cold beer at all times nearby.
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Olympia Brewery Company
Corner Park
Arizona Streets
Butte
Lodge
John Milch
Chance for riders at Madison fair bucking contest
At Twin Bridges on August 30 the county fair showcases a broncho breaking contest featuring top regional riders. Billings, Ennis, and Jefferson valley talent attend led by Jack Clifford's "Circle Dot" gray while Joe Redfern challenges the "Chela Dot" grav. Attendance promises a brisk stake as spectators watch the wild west spectacle.
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Twin Bridges
Madison Valley
Ennis
George Williams
Yellowstone
Wiliams
Livingston
Williams
Joe Redfern
Jefferson Valley
Joe
Butte
Redfern
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Foe Enery
Penrhyn Stlaniaws
Hennessy
Hennessy’s
Bear Hunter
Nier
Wilds
Ryuation
Bear's den
Gen
Charles Warren
Salt Lake City
Highlands
Anne
Ware
Tanter
Vrs
Virginia City Notes
Madison's Fair
Gray Outlaw
Ness
Williams Gives
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