Funeral for Harry Paxson Draws Wide Community Support
Crowds filled First Presbyterian Church and Mt. Moriah Cemetery as mourners paid tribute to Harry Paxson. The service honored a soldier, railroad worker, husband and father. Union members and veterans led the procession, with a tribute from Rev. Groeneveld. A fund plan to aid Paxson’s widow and two children was approved by the street railway workers.
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Harry Paxson
Utah Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Street Railway
Paxson
Union
Montana
Islands
E. J. Groeneveld
Mt. Moriah
The
Street Railway Company
J. W. Foltz
R. Farnum
Dan Griffiths
Garfield Perrier
Joseph Reiger
Charles Lees
Jack Thomas
Two Local Workers Injured at Montana Mines
George Thurston of Mountain View tripped at work and was knocked unconscious but suffered only minor injuries. treated at Murray's hospital. He lives at 1210 Gallatin street with his parents. Victor Meine, a Finlander at the Tramway mine, was caught by a earth fall around 2:30 PM yesterday, breaking his left arm and sustaining scalp wounds. taken to Murray's hospital, he is 36, single, of 476 East Broadway. He has non serious injuries. Orton Bros. advertise planes and organs at 214-218 Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thurston
Mountain View
Murray's Hospital
Gallatin Street
Montana
Victor Meine
East Broadway
Lau rium Montana Mining company incorporated in Michigan figures
Articles of incorporation were filed in the County Clerk Beadle office yesterday for the Lau rium Montana Mining company. Incorporators include Victor Lampinen Oscar Miekka William Nousianen Samuel Jeffery John Latvala Anton Siro and Oscar Karri with the latter a resident of Butte and the others from Michigan. The company is capitalized at 1,000,000 dollars in shares of 1 dollar each.
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Laurium Montana Mining Company
Beadle
Victor Lampinen
Oscar Miekka
William Nousianen
Samuel Jeffery
John Latvala
Anton Siro
Oscar Karri
Butte
Michigan
Wild animal skins shipped from Western North Carolina
Asheville correspondence notes annual fur take in western North Carolina with mink, fox, bear and deer skins sold each fall and winter. A recent shipment of mink to New York was baled and valued around seven thousand dollars, and 150 fox skins were secured for shipment to northern and eastern markets.
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Asheville
Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
New York
Positive Guarantee Offer for Strengthening Product
A sales pitch promises a full money back guarantee if the product fails to satisfy. It invites all who are sick and need strength to try it with the understanding that purchase price will be refunded in full.
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America
Hennessy's
Hennessy
Wireless telgraphy eyed for Butte Montana stations
Albert N. Mougin a wireless telegraph representative studies Butte for a commercial station network from the coast to Duluth. Plans include Butte Anaconda Billings Miles City and Helena with 58 coast stations and others from Victoria to Bridgeport. The system gains state support and may rival age-old companies. Beaverhead hay market steady despite anti meat crusade, cattle fed well. Bailey sells Ruby valley hay at 10 to 12 per ton after smart buying.
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Albert N. Mougin
Thornton
Butte
Duluth
Standard Hotel
Great Lakes
Republic
Missoula
Montana
Anaconda
Billings
Miles City
Helena
United States
Victoria
B. C
Bridgeport
Conn
Havana
Manhattan Beach
N. Y
Bob Bailey
Ruby Valley
Bailey
Gilmore and Pittsburg Reach Leadore Idaho
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon dated January 2 reports the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad now reaches Weadore near Junction Idaho. construction runs over a month behind schedule and steel may not reach Salmon Idaho before March. The line will accept carload freight from Armstead to Leadore with the shipper taking risk and being on site at Leadore to accept delivery due to no freight houses yet.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Weadore
Idaho
Old Town of
Junction
Salmon
Armstead
Leadore
Check forged name leads to arrest in Dillon
Dillon police last night arrested Andrew Paris for attempting to pass a check bearing the forged name of State Senator E. O. Selway. The incident occurred amid ongoing concerns about fraudulent banking activity in the county.
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Standard
Dillon
Andrew Paris
E. O. Selway
Local man aids in check dispute at bank
At a local store a $25 check prompted J. W. Lusher to enter First National bank and seek validity. After being told the check was bad he alerted an officer near by and Paris, a cook at Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad grading camps, was handed the money and taken into custody.
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J. W. Lusher
First National Bank
Lusher
Paris
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Ranches Bought in Broadwater County for 240000
Lewis Penwell and associates announced the purchase of the N. Bowman and Quintana Bros. ranches in Broadwater county for 240000. Purchasers take possession April 1, and the deal covers 12000 acres with 12000 sheep cattle horses farm machinery and valued water rights.
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The
Standard
Helena
Lewis Penwell
Gebo to Inspect Lewistown Electric Plant and Coal Mines
Lewistown records W Gebo returning from France after a stay in Chicago. He will spend a couple of weeks examining his fully completed electric light plant and the Spring Creek coal mines. Gebo’s plant has been started up since he left for France.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
W. Gebo
Chicago
France
Spring Creek
Gebo
Thrown into Acid in Brass Foundry Fatal Injury
Roman Tahirsky lies dying after a fellow employee hurled him into a tub of sulfuric acid in a brass foundry during a fight. The incident occurred in New York on January 26.
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New York
Roman Tahirsky
Helena Baseball Club Sued Over Lumber Mortgage
Clarke Lumber and Capital Lumber sue the Helena Baseball Club in district court for 1189.21 plus interest and attorneys fees. The suit claims the club’s directors hold land leased from Bishop John P. Carroll and that lumber firms financed fence and grand stand with liens. Capital Lumber assigns its 380 claim to the plaintiffs. Defendants include the Helena Baseball Club and Bishop Carroll.
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The
Standard
Helena
Clarke Lumber Company
John P. Carroll
Capital Lumber Company
Bishop Carroll
G. L. Ramsey
W. A. Moore
A. L. Smith
Fred Kessler
H. M. Parden
W. A. Muth
John Sturrock
Ray Church
William Treacy
O. M. Lanstrum
John F. Flannery
Helena Baseball Club
Diocese of
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Agen
Mougin
James Murray
Big Hole
Beaverhead
the Finlen
Catle
Love
Gilmore
Pittsburg
BIG Ranch Sales
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