Wealthy Paradise Rancher Dies by Own Hand
A rancher Lewie Paradise Valley near Cliice Springs committed suicide yesterday evening. He shot himself with a .22 caliber revolver after entering the house around 4 oclock. Neighbors note quarrels with his wife though she denied it. He had recently sold his ranch gear to A W T Anderson and planned to move to California with his family for winter. Sheriff Killipp and others recovered the body and reported the gunshot fatal. Livingston reported a warm start to summer with 42 degrees above zero. Angeline Barker, Crazy Mountain teacher, previously honored for wildflower display, accepted a rancher position. Crazy Mountain school dismissed until summer. Miles City visitor George Miles met ALAV and I Miles during return from California.
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Livingston
Tun
Authia
Lew
Paradise Valley
seRiding
Cliicet Springs
Auleide
Blewite
Jera Oktaelemer
Lowie
S$ O'Clocl
Lewis
A. W. T. Anderson
California
Reg
Hinsel
Terbiy
Xara
Angeline Barker
Crazy Mountain
Sehanthnise
Livingston Eusk-Sld
M. Vncandyy
Jeen
George
Miles
Miles City
Benator
George Gleed Ranchman Dies in Butte Hospital
George Gleed a ranchman and president of sheepmen in Beaver County died this morning in Butte hospital after an appendectomy. Survived by wife two sons and three daughters including Edgar and two married daughters Mrs Tou Barbour and Mrs Franks. Brother Henry Gleed was in California. funeral arrangements pending in Butte.
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Dillon
Dan
George Gleed
Sheepman and Kweiler
Zinm
Beaverheal
Murray Les
Gleedad
Edgar
Tou Barbour
Butte
Franks
Lima
Henry Greed
Ardent
California
Tim
Railways pay taxes in Fergus county total state levy
Railways in Fergus county paid taxes totaling 33,608 dollars this year. The Great Northern contributed 46,769 dollars, the Milwaukee's mileage will rise to become the heaviest taxpayer next year, and the Northern Pacific paid on lands with no mileage recorded.
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Lewistown
Jay O
Railways
Fergus County
Rulal
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Livingston News Item Seems Fragmentary
The readable portion shows a Livingston news snippet with garbled text about a morning scene and a Sun conference or meeting. It mentions a person named Forth and a subject described as a Bugard, but details are unclear.
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Mivineston
Dan
Funeral for Emily Lobes Barkins to be held at Sherman Teed Chapel
Mass funeral services are planned for Emily Lobes Barkins. The event will take place tomorrow at 2 o'clock in Sherman Teed funeral chapel, with arrangements handled by Redponene The Vegeral of an Tepines. Funeral viewings in Manttynta View.
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Emily Lobes
Barkins
Sherman Teed
Clemponne
Eelock
Ren Elory
Sherman Reed Cadertigitens Notice
State court notices inform that a will hearing will occur this afternoon at 3 o clock at the residence of Me bine East Tarlo street. Proceeding party is Sherman Reed Cadertigitens.
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Tarlo Street
Funeral Director Joseph Richards in Mitte and Mondenn Street
Funeral services notice for Joseph Richards, a funeral director associated with Rinbarier and located on THAID S. Mondenn Street in Mitte. Details include address and professional ties in the local community.
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Thaid S. Mondenn
Mitte
Murs
Funeral notices for Matthew Peott and Dennis O’Neil
The funeral for Mathew, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Peott, who died yesterday, will be held Friday at 8 o'clock at the family residence 1 Broadway. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. The remains of Dennis O’Neil, age 86, who died yesterday, are at the family residence. Funeral details to follow.
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Motemer
Mathew
Genry Peottsuet
Broadway
Holy Cres
Oniell
Dennis O'Niel
Wineral Otis Inter
Rushed state land cessions near Sea Fort Peck
States plan to open land around Sea Fort Peck reservation to settlement with cessions from Sheridan and Valley counties. About 509,000 acres withdrawn. land taken from certain townships and contested by squatters. Selections will continue next summer as trains file and filings proceed.
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Jen
Monltana
Apumoni
Shaya
Valley
Missing Son Wayne Hinman Sparks Wide Search
L Kinman of Asiambra seeks his son Wayne Hinman, last seen Sept. 12 in Gallatin valley show. Aged about 20, 5 feet 10 inches, brown hair and hazel eyes. He was employed in Bozeman and is believed ill, prompting a broad search by letter and travel to Bourman as efforts continue to locate him.
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Dozxeman
A L. Kinman
Asiambra
Wayne Hinnaun
Gallatin Valley
Kon Ix
Fran le
Bozeman
Hinman
Bourman Wend
Spanish War Veterans Camp at Fort Yellowstone
A camp of United Spanish War Veterans known as Camp Maj Alvert t Fores was installed at Fort Yellowstone Wyoming on December 30 with charter membership of 33. Officers appointed include Commander Calvin E. Hendersbury, senior vice commander Charles C. nine, vice commander Ck veerey, adjutant Tom Kaszubowsky, quartermaster John CGau, chaplain Tadwhy Detchel, and trustees Wright Nolan Cornelius J. Leach.
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United Spanish War
Alvert T Fores
Fort Yellowstone
Wyo
Calvin E. Hendersbury
Charles C. Nine
Ck Veerey
Ue Fay
Fanni
Balan
Tio Quand
Tom Kaszubowsky
John Cgau
Tadwhy
Detchel
William Ix
Fielta
Drmna
Wright
Robert WN
Nolan
Cornelius J. Leach
Deer Lodge Social Roundup Highlights Local Gatherings
In Deer Lodge near Lodge Day Mrs N G Bieleubers hosted a bridge afternoon for Idaho Falls guest Mrs RB B Larabie and Mrs J W Steeln at Butte. D Alan Corlett from Ovando visits Montana college and stays with friends at the south dormitory. A watch party hosted by Mes Cones features New York’s Ave with late night luncheon and a New Year toast.
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Lodge
N. G. Bieleubers
Rb.b. Larabie
Idaho Falls
J. W. Steeln
Butte
D. Alan Corlett
Oviunila
Montana College
Ovando Wednestar
South
Cr. Tinge
New York
Ave
Ingot Mulcahy
Arg
A. Kotler
Joseph Colenwint
Brigny
Erem Deer Lodge
Two injured in New Year's embankment fall near Livingston
Jack Martin and Miss Christine Collett survived a steep embankment fall New Year's night. Martin suffered a crushed back while Collett endured tongue and exposure injuries. Both expected to leave hospital tomorrow as railway service changes begin January 10. Roger Garson and Adel are jailed on charges of stealing heating stoves and household goods from Gussie Harien's South B Street home.
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Tomorow
Livingston
Wilsall
Witsedl
Antelope dispute sparks state action in Oklahoma visit
Deputy Gane Warden and W. Newton handle an antelope case after a ranch bid by Columbus trader Cummings, who faced potential charges. The animal, seized from a GCA ranch, awaits state decision on its fate and possible sale or return, with the warden to receive gold or the animal for the office.
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No Seconds
Bindley
Ark
Wortley Presse
Oklthoma
Netwon
GCA
Cummings
Columbus
Sinta
Melstone Seeks Seat in Proposed County Split
Jan 3 reports outline a plan to create a new county by carving Mushyetshell Yellowstone Dawson and Fergus counties around the convergence point of five counties. Melstone would be the county seat amid petitions to Rosebud County officials.
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Melstone
Musyetshell
Yellowstone
Dawson
Fergusayin
Ft Id
Bozeman Banks Prepare to Enter New Currency System
Bozeman January 37 Beth the national bank in Bozeman will enter the new currency system. The Commercial National bank reports receiving a copy of the currency reform law but has not time to fully consider its provisions. George Cox cashier of the National Bank of Gallatia Valley says the bank will enter the system and that it will do much for the country.
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Bozeman
Beth
National Bank
Commercial National Bank
George Cox
Cahier
National Bank of
Gallatia Valley
Miles Cavanaugh Pioneer Miner Dies in Montana
Helene Jan. 7 Miles Cavanaugh a pioneer mining man of this state died at his home here today of pneumonia at the age of SE years He came to Montana in 1868 and for several years he was Commissioner to classify mineral and non mineral lands in this state
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Helene
Miles Cavanaugh
Laday
Montana
Washington Postmasters appointed in Moneta and Montana
Washington reports three new postmasters in Moneta with superseded officials named. Montana reappointments list many names and offices, noting large land office receipts and various entries. Dillon records 73 marriage licenses in 1913 and general divorce figures. Billings reports an influx of unemployed men from the Pacific coast. police move them along for vagrancy if they linger.
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Washington
Moneta
Jones C
Shepperd
Paully
Stee’ P
Obrien
Murtha
Preston
Saves
B. BE
Brandson
Super& Gd
Lachan Woodman
Lachman
Montana
Barns
Sidney H. Barnard
Biggs
William Cold Spring
Wilzabeth A. Cottonwood
Thomas Rennells
Holt
Henry W. Gilpatric Milles
James Miller
Frank J, Novak
Nichalla
Mary
Tuelson
Riedel
Anna C. Stvartson
Rochester
John H. Coorne
Sunburst
John Mars
Dillon
United States
Reavehead
Billings
Jan
Witin
Prelfie
Kent
Wong
Tribute newspaper marks fourth year with subscriber note
Dion's The Tribune enters its early fourth year in Dillon as WUEBUNE 45 PEED YARN wishes patrons a happy new year. The paper is described as clean, obedient, and a credit to the community, reflecting Dillon's local press scene.
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Dion
U'rihune
Tribune
Dillon
Blissing Little Damager in Dillon Fire Aftermath
The Olmstead Stevenson fire on New Year’s Day left the hull intact with only minor damage. Grocery stock suffered losses estimated at about $6,000. Insurance hospitalers are expected to arrive soon to assess the actual losses.
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Dillon
Olmstead-Stevenson
Fay
Stock renewals show record HHS brands in year
During the year, in line with the board of stock commissioners, recounted HHS brands exceeded previous historical highs. Secretary D. W. Ruy moni noted the surge, marking a notable peak in brand counts for the state.
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Fielsno
D. W. Ruymoni
Board of Stock Commissioners
HHS
Tate
Man Flees From Presence Of Woman In Montana Row
A tense domestic disturbance unfolds with accusations of harassment and attempted self defense. An Austrian complainant reports repeated visits by a woman, leading to a judge fining the woman and warning both parties to keep the peace. Other court actions include a girl fined for attempted theft of liquor bottles and a man jailed for drunkenness. A former resident, Mrs. Mute Tall, dies at 65 in White Sulphur Springs, Montana, with burial planned in Clisaga.
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Gindys
Gouda
Rapnar
Bonheur
Wyoring Street
White
Nad
Archie Lovengend Yeeluniay
Cdurt
South
Wyoming Alley
Supengoods
Franbla Fm
Lusbotd
Goucher
Toi
Ca. J
Arial
the Standard
Great Fatl
Mute Tall
White Sulphur Springs
Airs. C
Disfiguring eczema relief after Cuticura treatment
A reader named Beatrice Cole describes severe facial eczema lasting three months in Los Angeles. She used Cuticura Ointment and Soap nightly and cleaned with the wash each morning, reporting instant relief and a full cure within two months. Her signed note is dated July 16, 1913.
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West
Los Angeles
Beatrice Cole
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Shampoo Ad
To remove dandruff and dry hair, cutaneous itch and crusts, promoting healthy scalp and shiny growth. Frequent use of Cuticu ra Soap and Cuticura Ointment, available from druggists. samples and a Skin Book offered via post card from Boston.
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Drugeist
Hutienta
Ty Roston
Jeieu
St Jacobs Oil Claims Instant Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertising block promotes St Jacobs Oil as a universal cure for rheumatic pain and related conditions. It asserts instant relief without skinburn, urging readers to buy at any drug store and be free from pain in minutes. The piece touts uses for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains, and stiffness.
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Tutty
Jacob
St. Jacob
St. Acasa
Teliel
St. Jacobs OK
Luxury Pullman service to coast boosts travel on Short Line
The Oregon Short Line will add an observation sleeper on the Butte to Los Angeles run starting Monday January 6. The through car will depart Butte at 4 30 PM and arrive in Los Angeles next morning at 10 AM with no layovers in Salt Lake City. Return trips follow the Pacific Limited to Ogden and Butte, arriving at 7 AM. General Agent Shewe notes Montana California travel has risen yearly and a January 21 special from Butte to Los Angeles is planned.
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Dilghirange
Ciattorala
Butte
Los Angeles
Jadne
Oregon Short Line
Iren Hutte
Los Angelos
Salt Lake
Sal Lake
Pacific Limited
Ogden
Bulta
Shewe
Montana
California
Butte Schools Set to Reopen After Holiday Break
Butte schools will resume tomorrow after nearly two weeks off for Christmas. Classes restart on schedule with the first semester exams planned for early in the new term.
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Butte
Maris
New Year's Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Monahan
A New Year’s Day dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George Monahan featured an elegant air with hand painted place settings and New Year couplets. Attendees included Agnes Monahan Halden Mil dred Hollen Patdenahan and the WOLDEN party, plus Tom Monahan and others.
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George Monahan
Monahan
Agnes Monahan
Halden Sr
Mildred Hollen
Pat Denahan
Tom Monahan
Mra
J. Wolden
Technically Guilty In Yorktown Embezzlement Case
Vallejo California January 3 The War Department found Herbert J Jianser an assistant purmaster general technically guilty of embezzling 140 dollars while aboard the gunboat Yorktown. The tests reportedly showed personal use of the missing funds and resulted in a reprimand.
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Vallejo
Cal
War Department
Herbert J. Jianser
Purmaster Seneral
Yorktown
Washington Today
Tony
Four killed in collapse of remodeled building in South Bend
A collapse of a recently remodeled lower floor of a theater structure in South Bend resulted in four deaths, with victims described as a Chinese man and a Black man among the deceased. Police report the incident occurred on a violently damaged lower story of the building.
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South Bend
Indy Jen
Thres-Atary
Haven Wage Cuts Hit New Haven Railroad Shops
Wages in the New York New Haven and Hartford car shops are cut by 10 percent effective today. The reduction affects machinists boiler makers cream-fitters and car workers across multiple employer locations in the yards.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Smallpox Case Reported in County Jail
An inmate named Dan Sullivan was found to have smallpox in Silver How county jail. He had been jailed a week for aiding his Christmas celebration taper. County Physician Rembley examined him and arranged hospital care. Fumigation with formaldehyde was conducted by health department officers O'Brien and Stromme to sterilize the detention quarters.
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Dan Sullivan
Sullivan
Rembley
Ha Fe
Billivan
Prigmyer
Solution
South Butte
Gluesé
O'Brien
Stromme
Henartment
Reenacted 4% Request From New York World Opinion
Charles Austin secretary of the Hutte Chamber of Commerce echoed a 4% request for opinion from the New York World on business in 1918. He cited Montana’s prosperous year and anticipated benefits from a currency bill and tariff changes for regional commerce.
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Charles Austin
Hutte
Alberton apartments renamed under new management at 208 West Park
Under new management the Alberton apartments at 208 West Park Street offer renovated modern units with all new furniture. Mrs J B Sheehan has purchased the block and furnished the space, promising reasonable prices for those seeking apartments or rooms in the city.
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Alberton
West Park Street
Gaplice
J. 8. Sheehan
Mrs. Bercic Howard of Dillon Improves at Murray Hospital
Mrs. Bercic Howard a well known Beav erhead county resident who had lived in Dillon most of her life improved last night at Murray hospital after days of serious illness. Several friends who had accompanied her to Dillon for rush night left for Dillon shortly after.
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Bercic Howard
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Ilveil Pridlca
Murray Hospital
Hutte
New City Attorney Misa McAuley Takes Office
The city appoints Misa Charlotte McAuley as attorney and photographer in the city attorney's office to conduct all business, while Mr Mackel is in New York. J My Davin and associates Davis report to be ill with smallpox, awaiting Mackel’s return within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Charlotte McAuley
City Attorney's Office
Miss Adelaide Avice in peril in New York salvage report
Miss Adelaide Avice, long employed at Montleclls, New York, attempted suicide in a Wo room of SMelvill. Couch's offers and is now in a sunlinking on Long Istana, guarded by J. P. Warhass, Crooklyn Rezaidan. Recovery may take over a month, after which she hopes to return to work.
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New York
Mmiss
Adelaide
Avice
Smelvill
Couch
Montleclls
N. 1
Long Istana
Atte
J. P. Warhass
Woman's Hair Reaches To Knees After Simple Recipe
A city woman credits rapid hair growth to a home remedy she found in a newspaper column. She mixed Lavona de Compaxee with Bay Rum and Menthol Crystals, applying nightly, claiming hair stopped shedding, scalp itching vanished, and new hair appeared quickly. She says results improved in three months and recommends the preservative as inexpensive.
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Thor Emery
Colis
Bardneuc
Beaubine
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Advertised
An old remedy using sage tea and sulphur promises to darken gray hair and restore luster. The ad claims the mixture, available as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, also removes dandruff and soothes the scalp. It instructs applying with a damp brush to small strands for natural, even color.
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Battle of “Weytt
Wyeth
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