Beef men dispute beef shortage and tariff reform
At the National Livestock association meeting in Denver Jan 11 officials led by H A Jastro and M Mackenzie denied any beef shortage while pushing for tariff revision and range improvements. They urged better cattle, not more, and endorsed freer hides with nonpartisan tariff study and stronger interstate commission powers.
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Denver
America
National Livestock Association
H. A. Jastro
Murdo Mackenzie
Trinidad
Col
Beef Producers’ Association
Chicago
Mr. Mackenzie
Breeders’ Association
John W. Springer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
Double Wedding Highlights Missoula January Slump
In Missoula Clerk of the Court Ceanton reports a slow start to marriage licenses this year. A double wedding took place at 10:30 this forenoon at the Hamilton parsonage of the Methodist church with Rev. J. W. Tait officiating. Walter W. White and Alma Downing of Hamilton wed, and Walter Stone of Nelson Boo and Margaret Downing of Hamilton were the other contracting parties. The Downing sisters are noted Hamilton residents.
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Missoula
Ceanton
Walter W. White
Alma Downing
Hamilton
Walter “Stone
Nelson
Boo
Margaret Downing
Downing
Methodist Church
J. W. Tait
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Endorsed by Several Women
Fitchville and Irasburg letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Blood Purifier and Liver Pills for female illnesses noting recovery and improved health. The ad invites testimonials and offers a reward for proving any claim false and urges sick women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Fitchville
Ohio
Lydia KE. Pinkham
C. Cole
Irasburg
Vermont
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. H. Sanborn
Iasburg
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Annual Meetings of National Banks in Missoula
Missoula banks held annual meetings electing directors for the new year. Western Montana National Bank added John G. Morony to its board while keeping officers. First National Bank showed major changes with J M Keith resigning after long service. New directors include A B Hammond C H Mc Leod A H Wethey H F Samuels Edward Donlan F S Lusk Regar J Newton. Lusk expected to become president as Hammond retires from active duty. The board approved improvements and expansion to include the Lister store room at Front street, costing about 26 6000.
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Standard
Missoula
Western Montana National Bank
John G. Morony
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Butte
John C. Lehson
G. A. Woitt
Ford Kennett
M. A. Fisk
J. BH. T. Byman
Wolt
Lehson
Ryman
First National Bank «Aireetyrs
J. M. Keith
A. B. Hammond
C. H. McLeod
A. H. Wethey
H. F. Samuels
Edward Donlan
F. S. Lusk
Regar J. Newton
Messrs. Lu
Accident in the yards burns two railroad cars
A heavy freight engine ran from a spur onto the main line in Missoula causing a crash with a flat car and caboose. Trainmen escaped serious injury though Conductor Lucelle was scorched. A hot stove ignited a blaze that consumed the caboose and flat car, but traffic remained uninterrupted.
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Missoula
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Lucelle
Big Blackfoot Railway Incorporation Filed in Missoula
Articles of incorporation for the Big Blackfoot Railway company were filed in Missoula with $250,000 capital and 2,500 shares. Directors from Butte and Missoula include John Gillie L. Evans F. Kelley John R. Toole and Kenneth Ross. The line from Bonner up the Big Blackfoot river aims to connect with a logging road, with early operation hoped for if plans stay on track. A petition seeks highway changes to suit construction.
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Standard
Missoula
Big Blackfoot
Bonner
Big Blackfoot River
Kaphal
John Gillie
Evans
F. Kelley
Butte
John R. Toole
Kenneth Ross
Big Blackfoot Railway Company
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
McNamara’s Landing
Sued Concrete Firm Over Broken Agreement in Missoula
In Missoula on January 11, J. B. Latham filed suit in district court against Miracle Tripp Concrete Co seeking $1,000 in damages for alleged breach of contract. Latham, a subcontractor, claims the firm failed to supply crushed rock for cement walks and curbs along University Avenue. A separate action by Marie F. Lalande against W. E. Carroll and H. W. McLaughlin seeks to quiet title to Saltese mining claims and mill sites contested for years by townsite claimants. the land office case continues.
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Standard
Missoula
Latham
District Court
Miracle-Tripp Concrete Company
University Avenue
Saltese
Farewell Dinner for Edward Hunt in Butte
A farewell dinner at Ratigan's roadhouse honored Edward Hunt longtime Denver & Rio Grande general agent in Butte. After 18 years with the railroad he leaves for Salt Lake City to join Richardson Grant & Co. A. B. Ayers will fill his post as traveling passenger agent.
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Butte
Ratigan’s
R. Hunt
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Hunt
Salt Lake City
Richardson, Grant & Co
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Ogden
Utah
A. B. Ayers
Mr. Hunt
Denver & Rio Grande
St. Louis
Caledonia Street
Salt Lake
G. L. McClelland
Butte Bunch
M. A. Berg
Oregon Short Line
R. E B. Shelley
H. C. King
F. L. Whitney
G. M. Bisbee
CC. M. Wolf
E. A. Shewe
C. B E. Baker
A. N. Johnson
Great Western Railway
A. P. Kelley
Great Northern
M. (. Ives
G. Ty. McClelland
Montana Demurrage Bureau
J. K. Brinker
I. A. Pender
Burlington Railway
KE. H. Floden
Burlington
Jack Turner
A. Li. Kimball
Northern Pacific
J. W. Naugle
Aaconda & Pacific Railway
A. H. Heilbronner
Salt Lake Route
J. T. Rounds
Anaconda & Pacific
F. H. Bimrose
Pat Ragan
Prisoner William Whalen Dies In Blunt Jail Fire
Pierre South Dakota January 11 William Whalen of Blunt a prisoner in the city jail here perished last night in a fire that partially destroyed the building.
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Pierre
S. D
William Whalen
Blunt
Buy a watch only from reliable jewelers
Advice to customers to shop at a jeweler who specializes in jewelry and watches. The seller should ensure the timepiece is correct before completing the sale.
Park County Bar Backs Judge Frank Henry for U S Court
At a Park County Bar association meeting held in Livingston the group adopted and telegraphed a resolution to President Taft and Senators Carter and Dixon urging the appointment of Frank Henry to fill the Montana district court vacancy. The resolution lauds Henry as the oldest active district judge in the state with 20 years of service and cites his universally accepted standing among Montana lawyers.
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Standard
Livingston
Park County Bar Association
John T. Smith
Taft
Carter and
Dixon
William N. Hunt
United States Court
District of
Montana
United States
Frank Henry
Sixth
Henry
West
O. M. Harvey
Shamrock football club bids farewell to D E Murphy
Members and friends of the Shamrock football team honored D E Murphy secretary and treasurer last night at 725 North Main Street. Captain Harry Goode praised his service to the team and Gaelic Athletic Association. Murphy departs for New York to assume a new position. Installation of branch 861 I B A officers at EO G T hall on Wednesday evening January 12. Members and friends invited, please bring refreshments.
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Shamrock
D. E. Murphy
North Main Street
Harry Goode
Murphy
Gaelic Athletic Association
New York
B. A
Eo, G. T. Hall
Centerville Club Elects Officers For New Term
At last night’s Centerville Young Men’s Club meeting officers were chosen for the coming term. Elected: President John Burke. Vice President J D Murphy. Recording Secretary Emmet McGrath. Financial Secretary James Brennan. Assistant Secretary Frank Leahey. Treasurer Frank Sullivan. Marshal Tom Davis. At Silver Bow National Bank of Butte city annual stockholders meeting, directors for the next year were elected: Rick White, John MacGinniss, A J Bennett, J H McQueeney, Charles R Leonard, A B Cook, Patrick Wall, Robert T F Smith, H P Bennett. The board then elected officers: B F White president, John MacGinniss VP, Robert T F Smith cashier, H P Bennett and Zephia Job assistant cashiers.
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Centerville Young Men's Club
John Burke
J. D. Murphy
Emmet McGrath
James Brennan
Frank Leahey
Frank Sullivan
Tom Davis
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte City
R.ick. White
John MacGinniss
A. J. Bennett
J. H. McQueeney
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Cook
Patrick Wall
Robert T. F. Smith
H. P. Bennett
B. F. White
Zephia Job
Whalen Funeral Arrangements Set for Annie Whalen
The body of Mrs. Annie Whalen was moved from Walsh undertaking parlors to Robert Satterwaite at 16 West Agate street. Her funeral will be Thursday at 9 o'clock with a requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 30.
Pogonip Discovered In Pittsburg By Weatherman
Pittsburg resident Harry Penny Witt, a weather forecaster, announced that the air is surcharged with pogonip or white death. He explains pogonip forms when fog congeals into ice spicula and can cause a pneumonia like illness, often fatal. This is the first report of the plague in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Harry Penny Witt
Utah
Nevada
Sheriffs Not Required to Inspect Dining Cars
Kalispell January 11 A state attorney general opinion released here today says sheriffs will not be required to inspect dining cars for liquor licenses. The ruling also excludes restaurants hotels and other resorts not strictly stores or salons from such inspections.
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Standard
Kalispell
Galen
J. H. Connell
C. O. Stephens
Little Gent's Shoes at Med Boyt Today
Black viscolized grain shoes for boys with double soles and form lasts priced at 3 dollars elsewhere. Available today at Med Boyt for 1.95 dollars. Includes sizing and availability details for customers seeking bargain children’s footwear.
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Med Boyt
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