Quarantine Move Elevates Dr O Leary at Pesthouse
County commissioners raised Dr O Learys salary to 500 a month with the condition he stay at the pesthouse and devote full time to smallpox patients. Dr Leggat city health officer will not enlist police to force compliance, and the matter was settled with plans for city aid and a detention hospital.
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A. C. Leggat
O'Leary
Dr. O'Leary
Reynolds
Board of County Commissioners
Donnelly
Lne
Levgat
Quarrel Over Wagon Road Turns Violent in Billings
In Billings on January 31 W. M. Oakley was shot in the left shoulder by Charles Wyman after a dispute over crossing Wyman’s field with wood-haulers due to a bad road. Wyman was arrested on assault with intent to kill. Oakley is hospitalized with a non fatal wound.
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The
Standard
Billings
W. M. Oakley
Charles Wyman
Wyman
Yellowstone
Oakley
Laurel car checker loses left foot in train accident
Sam Flood a young car checker from Laurel, 12 miles west of Billings, was run over today by a coal train being sidetracked in the Laurel yards. He slipped between ballast cars, rolled clear except for his left foot nearly severed. He was brought to Billings and taken to St Vincent's hospital with his mother at his side.
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The
Standard
Billings
Sam Flood
Laurel
Laurel Yards
Bgers
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Appointment notices from Washington dispatch
Special Dispatch reports in Portland Oregon the Faale named stenographer in the land office at Miles City George Alexander appointed messenger in the surgeon general office at Helena and Thomas E Williamson of Dupuyer pensioned at eight dollars per month
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Standard
Washington
Ffie
Faale
Portland
Ore
Maes City
George Alexander
Heena
Thomas E. Williamson
Dupuyer
Surveyor Scheetz Finds Rock Foundation for Yellowstone Bridge
Miles City reports surveyor Scheetz locating rock for the Yellowstone bridge center pier at ten feet. The stratum appears to be blue clay or soapstone, matching river specimens. Mr. Hewitt is expected from Billings to begin work.
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Miles City
Scheetz
Yellowstone Bridge
Hewitt
Billings
January mortuary report shows 66 deaths for month
Health Officer Leggat records 66 deaths in January an increase from December with 41 males and 25 females all white. Scarlet fever and diphtheria decline from December while smallpox cases rise. Births 67 include 25 males and 82 females. stillborn 6 males and 3 females. Jail cases noted. inspections 69 and 3 arrests. Local business notices and coal and shop ads follow.
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Leggat
Maloney
House to Defend Itself over Revenue Legislation
The House directs the Ways and Means Committee to investigate whether reciprocity treaties affecting customs revenues can be negotiated without House concurrence. The measure, pushed by Dalzell and Underwood, passes as a privilege issue, while oleomargarine bill action is set for Monday. The session adjourns at 4 10 p m.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Richardson
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Tawney
Underwood
Alabama
Committee On
Mr. Moody
Massachusetts
Mr. Dalzell
Delz Ll
Grosvenor
Ohio
Tennessee
Payne
Henderson
Fitzgerald
New York
Secretary of the Interior
Browning
Nellie Graham Released From Ben ton Jail
In Great Falls Judge Leslie ruled Nellie Graham of Chinook was unlawfully imprisoned for two months after arrest based on a complaint by A W Zlebarth. The court ordered her immediate release and directed Choteau county sheriff to free her at once.
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Standard
Great Falls
Leslie
Benton
Nellie Graham
Chinook
Choteau County
A. W. Zlebarth
Zlebarth
Hyner
Houston
Cail
Renton
Tatton
State Supreme Court
Lesiie
Cotton and wool price notes from 19th century trade list
A fragmented report lists prices for gray cotton at 1.50 dollars and Re wool at 82.0 percent yield. It also records gray union goods at 2.75 and mentions Re value in wool processing metrics.
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Auceu
Union
Miles City Notes Include Arrivals and Local Events
Special correspondence from Miles City reports J. Porter returning from Butte and George M. Miles heading to Ogden on business. Helena architect C. B. Haire visits to discuss library matters. Frank Robinson returns from Seattle with business ties to John Truscott. Lulu Warner replaces Miss Bennett as postmistress, while Miss Bennett herself remains away ill. J. Smith of the 44 cattle ranch seeks supplies for irrigation. Smith White returns from Cody Wyoming and Harve Wilcutt brings a carload of horses, cattle, and hogs from St Paul. McKinney day observed with songs and Judge Strewell’s patriotic address read by Rev. E. M. Calvin.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Jan
T. J. Porter
Butte
George M. Miles
Ogden
Utah
Haire
Helena
Frank Robinson
John Truscott
Seattle
Las Gertie
Miss Bennett
Lulu Warner
J. Smith
Smith White
Cody
Wye
Harve Wilcutt
Tongue River
St. Paul
McKinney
Coffin Marries Kircher in Miles City Church
Eugene Coffin and Miss Emma Kircher wed Wednesday afternoon at the Catholic church in Miles City. The groom works in the coal mine for the bride's father and is a Spanish War veteran. The bride is the youngest Kircher daughter, esteemed by Custer county's mine-owning families.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Eugene Coffin
Emma Kircher
Father Lambert
Catholic Church
Michael Kircher
Custer County
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Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Dence
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N. Main Street
Charles Wyman and
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Montana Rock Springs
Goldberg
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Mc Henry's
Sutton’s
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Park and Main Sts
Lander
Inion
Gray Union
Union Ree
Hepa
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Montana
Joe
Ray
Lght
Ewing
Redmond
Montana Liquor Company
Savage, Winchester and
Marlin Rifles
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Hardware Department
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Tonkin
East Park Street
John
Holland
Grocer
North Main St
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BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Millered Wolcanice YF
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Homer, Moy
NA. Onda
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Cottin—Kircher
C. J. Hentschel
Corner Park and Academy
Park, Butte, Slont
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West Park Street
Chicago College of den Surgery
Unson Family Theater
Buffalo Exposition
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Neill
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Barbara
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