Tailings dispute hinges on Belt Creek water threat
Monarch residents urge county commissioners to halt Neihart tailings disposal into Bell Creek which would ruin the water supply. Court actions include dismissal of a Copper King Mining suit against T M Tyler. Dawkins shows signs of recovery after a dying declaration. Several weddings and local events fill county news.
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Grand Hotel
John Smith
M. E. Church
Walter Goodman
Nellie Goodman
Charlies
Walter Rice
Grooan
Entiire
Gooudman
Monarch
Neihart
Bell Creek
Charlies H. Northrop
Copper King Mining Company
T. M. Tyler
Fred Dawkins
Gormley
Columbus Hospital
Martha A. Kearns
Wiliam Outnn
No Intention of Quitting Governor States
Governor Dole declares in an interview he has no plans to resign. Honolulu reports English language exams for medical licenses may exclude some foreign doctors. Hawaii Anglican synod discusses Americanizing the church with Bishop Willis criticizing the second congregation. Tampico arrives after a stormy 16 day voyage. Rosecrans arrived Nov 27 from Portland en route to Manila. Wisconsin at port, set to coal up and sail to Acapulco in about a week.
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Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
An old advertisement touts Dromo Quinine Tablets as a quick cure for colds and coughs with a no cure no pay claim. It highlights a price in cents and promises rapid relief through a laxative quinine formula.
Catholic Societies Open First Federation Conference in Cincinnati
About 500 delegates representing roughly 500 000 members attended the opening of the American Federation of Catholic Societies in Cincinnati. A morning parade escorted delegates to the cathedral for Mass by Bishop Horstman. Welcome addresses followed at the Auditorium from Governor Nash Mayor Fleischmann and T E Minahan.
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Havre Happenings and Local Sports Report
Great Northern officials led by Ward and Kennedy toured the Montana Division from Minot to Cut Bank praising its 560 mile mainline and high track mileage. The Twentieth Century club held a bi weekly dance at Havre hotel with Gordon’s orchestra performing. A boxing match at Mon tume concert hall saw Jack Vorbes defeat Kid McParland after a tough, mostly one sided bout with repeated clinches and a late knockdown. About 400 people attended the mill.
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Jr. Smith
Williams
Montune Concert Hall
Jack Vorbes
Great Falls
Kid McParland
Alabama
Forbes
Pmorbes
Chase
Copper price talks between Rio Tinto and Amalgamated Copper
The Rio Tinto company has been approached by Amalgamated Copper to discuss supporting copper prices. No agreement yet. negotiations remain at preliminary consultation stage despite contrary reports.
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Rio Tintos Company
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Treasury to mail interest checks totaling 4.67 million
Treasury officials will anticipate the January 1 interest of 4,665,742. United States Treasurer Roberts will mail checks on Saturday covering 2,229,703 on the 2 percent 1930 censers and 2,436,020 on the 4 percent funded loan of 1907.
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Treasury
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McKinley Day in Indiana Declared by Churches
Laporte Indiana December 10 The third Sunday in January will be set aside as McKinley day among churches of Indiana.
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Committees Appointed in House Session Pages Explained
The House announced committee appointments led by Speaker Henderson the day after a session adjourned. Reforms from the Moorey committee were praised, a holiday recess set from Dec 19 to Jan 6 adopted, and many named committees listed with members. Senator Kyle of South Dakota was noted as deceased, and the House adjourned at 1 15 p.m.
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Sub committees named for big supply bills in House actions
The House Appropriations Committee held its first session and Chairman Cannon announced the sub committees for Sundry Civil, Legislative, District of Columbia, Pensions, Fortifications, Deficiencies, and Permanent Appropriations. Members include Moody Hemenway Benton Taylor and others. Work starts now but holiday recess begins December 19 and passage before then is unlikely. disposal aimed by June.
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Beaverhead county delinquents set for Christmas list
Dillon notes show delinquent tax list due Christmas Day and the county’s delinquent share at about 149 percent of total taxes. Treasurer Edinger reports a December tally of 119237.18 with 8167.07 from taxes and a state tax remittance of 15482.29. Eighty acres of ranches and timberlands near Wise River are offered on ninety day options, including holdings by Dodgson and Lawrence and Hand with Halbert.
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Brubaker
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Stone Creek Copper Company
Bismarck Copper Company
Madison County
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Local Belts Notes and Club Elections Brief
Belt town notes report Armington residents plan an eastern trip via Iowa to Europe with return to Montana in spring. Three hunters narrate a Musselshell deer haul of 16. Several lodge and fraternal officers are elected across K P B, Modern Woodmen, Foresters, and Woodmen of the World. The Best High School Literary Society hosted a well attended program last Friday.
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Harvey Nullinger
J. G
Jameer Cooper
O. G
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A. E. Chamberlain
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M. J. Young
Ed Kessner
Modern
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Peter Oto
George Edmund
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Woodmen of the World
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J. F. Bond
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Charles H. Dahl
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Thomas Japp
Fred Mahony
A. E. Chamberlin
Best High School Literary Society
Big Timber Happenings and Appointments
Big Timber officials report a $7 appropriation for the Montana National Guard company. The state payout starts next May. Dr. J. G. McKay is named county physician for the coming year, succeeding Dr. W. A. Moore. T. E. Rice becomes justice of the peace for Big Timber township, replacing Harvey Pound. The Tadies of the Homeland ere.
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Thousands suffer kidney trouble yet rarely know it
An 1900 Anaconda Standard excerpt touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims weakness stems from kidney trouble and promises cures with a vegetable formula available by mail with testimonials and free sample offers.
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Bazaar Preparations and Local News Highlights
Preparations for a December 18 bazaar and supper are underway as Mrs. P G Krueger travels to New Salem North Dakota to visit her parents and plan a Minnesota residence. Other items note Mrs Louis Martins trip to Bozeman, Mr and Mrs W L Shanks return from the East, and Richard Beall of Helena visiting F K Blakeslee. Elks initiation in Livingston includes County Attorney F E Hall Postmaster L C Olmstead and Editor J E Sheridan. James Reed and Mr Crest join in the winter trek to Los Angeles California. George Monroe of the Melville stage line suffered a serious wrist injury when his team ran away near Melville. one horse escaped and was found the next day.
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Avon Sawmills Prepare Shipments as Winter Bites Ranchers
Sawmills in Avon report cutting lumber and plan shipping by early next week. White Friday snow eases logging but pressures ranchers who may run short on feed if winter lasts long. Thomas Hird of Ophir notes bonded project work near Helena awaiting machinery. J C Bryles, ex Birdseye manager, now at Park City Utah, says Montana offers better health and wealth. George Brander found guilty of assault and battery. jurors granted trial, judge set fine with costs.
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