Hill interests plan Laurel terminal to serve rail center
Rumors say Hill interests aim to build a railroad terminal at Laurel linking a shorter Burlington line from Montana to Denver and the Southwest. J M Gruber and FS Elliott inspect routes via Billings and Great Falls as faith in Laurel as a major division point grows, with DP Tt Moms noting prior land ownership.
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Hie
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Water suit advances in Billings court actions
Federal court judge Bourquin allowed an appeal by the water company against the city of Billings over bond sales for a water plant. The city won an infraction suit enjoining bond issuance while disputing prior plans to buy the plant. D. C. Smith of Roundup admitted to practice. Bankruptcy cases from Richardson & Cosene W and farmer Joseph Henderson, Moore, reported with assets and liabilities.
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Storytelling Hour Resumes at Children's Library
The juvenile department announces the storytelling hour will resume this week with Miss King III reading The First Christmas Tree this Saturday at 2 30 PM. If crowding occurs a larger room upstairs in the courthouse will be used. The same 2 30 PM Saturday slot will continue weekly unless Christmas week.
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Volunteers of America Christmas Tree Event in Butte
Volunteers of America will host a free Christmas program at the Auditorium on December 24 featuring local talent, acts from local car theaters, and a small gift for every child. The program, to be announced, promises entertainment and holiday treats. Butt Clerks’ union announces 1913 officers and delegates.
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Butts
Butte
Butt Clerks’ Union
Frank P. McKeon
I. J. Moyle
A. J. Guenther
Trearer
John G. Stark
E.G. Shields
Olver Choiniere
J. L. Callison
J. W. Spafford
J. Hore
Marguerite “Yennefeld
Will there be music in your home this Christmas
Advertisement copy argues for buying music instruments and devices for Christmas including a piano a player piano and a Victrola from Orton's, noting easy terms if desired.
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Sixty Ton Mine Slide Kills Sullivan at Anaconda Gold
A rock slide at the Anaconda mine 2200 foot level yesterday killed Sullivan age 25 of 18 Minahatreet. He was alone pushing an ore car when the 60 ton fall crushed the timbers. Miners freed his body after two and a half hours as others fled to safety. Sullivan, Irish native resident of Butte four years, leaves a wife and son John and several relatives in Ireland. Funeral at residence conducted by his brother Joseph with Mass at St. Mary's and interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Discovery of revolutionary steel strength test described
Chicago reports a new steel treatment boosting strength several times, announced by Prof. A A Michelson. He demonstrated a bar twisting beyond its initial break point, withstood increasing force each trial, suggesting tools and fortifications could become nearly indestructible and enable taller skyscrapers and stronger bridges.
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Dec
National “Academy of Sciences
A. A. Michelson
Nobel Prize For Physical Research
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Idaho College team wins prizes at Portland show
Idaho Agricultural college students captured a majority of ribbons at the Pacific national livestock exhibition in Portland. Tahoes students won six firsts and three seconds and the grand championship for the best steer. Oregon, California, and Washington earned other honors amid ongoing judging.
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Ore
Idaho Agricultural College
Portland
Taho
Oregon
California
Washington
Northwest
Mexico City Quiet and Ordered Despite Executions
Washington reports dispatches noting Mexico City is quiet and orderly according to official despatches dated last night. Five well-known Mexicans have been executed by military order on counterfeiting charges, and Provisional President Guttlefrex's cabinet remains incomplete with foreign relations still vacant. London announces export permits for Australian Merino wool to the United States with guarantees that it will not reach hostile nations.
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Dec. S
Mexico City
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London
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Nomination of Goodyear and Hedger for Walla Walla posts
President Wilson nominates William Goodyear of Pullman for receiver of public moneys at Walla Walla Washington and Frederick M. Hedger appointed register at Walla Walla. Both nominees are listed in the official notification from Washington on December day.
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Dec
Wilson
William Goodyear
Pullman
Wash
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