Miles City Roundup Ends After Three Busy Days
The Miles City Roundup drew about 13 000 visitors over three days with top prizes awarded in multiple events. Winners included Ray Colwell Idaho Falls in cowboy saddle bucking, Smoky Port Keogh in steer bulldogging, Lioya Coleman in cowgirls bucking, and Mrs Gage Johnson Moore Fannie Jerday among relay teams. A fatal incident occurred when a cowboy spooked a steer injuring Bart O Nelit. Miss Brada Randall was thrown from a bucking horse and hospitalized. Henry C Smith jewelry store was robbed during the crowd, estimated at about 1600 in value, with thieves fleeing through a rear window. no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Colwell
Idaho Falls
Smoky Port Keogh
Lioya Coleman
Steele
Toots Ayers
Gage Johnson
Moore
Fannie Jerday
Butfone
Fort Keogh
Bozeman to Host Montana Silver and Golden Jubilee
Montana officials signaled acceptance for a Bozeman celebration to mark the golden and silver jubilee with Governor Stewart and numerous state leaders pledging to attend. Attendees include Lieut. Gov. W W McDowell, Judge Bourquin and others from the executive branch and state commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon-san
Montana
Bozeman
Govenor Stewart
W. W. McDowell Bt Butte
George M. Bourquin Gudge
Theodore Brantly
William le Holloway
Outdoor Bathing Pool Opens in Billings City
The 410,000 cubic foot capacity pool opened Saturday after months of construction. It is billed as the largest outdoor bathing pool in the United States with concrete walls reinforced by steel and heated water from a private source. City Engineer Durland notes the structure should endure. funding came from the city park fund via a one mill assessment approved by the legislature. Billings reports also note local entrepreneur Huntley’s media ownership and a new Haskell elevator venture financed by farmers, aiming to buy and sell grains and farm produce through a stock corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
United States
Mies
Durland
City Park Fund
Suly
Parmereyn Huntley
Huntley State Bank
Haskell Elevator
Huntley
Twin Bridges News Arrival and Local Shipments Decline
Twin Bridges reports wool shipping from the county has ended this year with about 350,009 pounds moved. The drop is tied to reduced fence cutting and sheepmen moving toward the Teserve Alder Pine area. Route changes include Twitchell’s Blaine link and Nyhart’s Rochester line. A recent reception celebrated the marriage of Mrs Hobert Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Ryhart, with plans to reside in Twin Bridges.
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Fange
Pine Point
E. ‘Twitchell
Blaine
A. Nyhart
Rochester
Hobert Wood
Butte
Wood
Albert Ryhart
Twin Bridges
St Itre Ranch
Sampamare
Suffragette Leaders Visit Bittings for Local Event
Gen Tonalte Jones and Col Ida Craft, noted suffragette figures from New York and the eastern states, were guests at a well attended reception in Bittings this afternoon. Tonight they will speak at a local church about the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonalte Jones
New York
Col Ida Craft
Montana suffrage leader predicts passage next fall
A Montana movement leader, addressing about 1,000 people off a street corner, conferred with Miss Seat kin and General Jones during a state tour. She declares a belief that women's suffrage will carry in Montana next fall.
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Miss Seatkin
Hea
Jones
Montana
Farmers earning slightly above wage in Gallatin valley study
A Montana bulletin analyzes 23 top and 25 poorer farms in one valley township during 1912 war times. It finds that better managed farms with stock and diversified crops yielded higher profits per invested dollar, while poorer farms paid owners little return for labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin Valley
Bulletin
Montana
Prot EL. Maneagement de Taientation
Currier
Bette
Lewistown Progressives Back Full Ticket in County Race
Lewistown July conference of progressive leaders and county committeemen adopted regulations to field a full Progressive ticket in the coming election. The move ends Republican plans for a joint Progressive-Republican ticket. In boxing news, Paddy O’Hern of Lewistown defeated Lem Kennhe Weight of Three Forks under disputed calls by referee McIntosh. Ted Anderson of Three Forks manages Kege. A rematch may occur with a $1000 side bet on Kez, and Great Falls expected to host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Papus
Paddy O'Hern
Lem Kenn
Three Forks
Kege
McIntosh
O'Hern
Kegg
Ted Anderson
Kez
Great Falls
Garrison News Highlights Local Events And Injuries
A Northern Pacific maintainer was taken to Missoula hospital Saturday morning with a rupture and will be operated on Tuesday. Drummond defeated the local team 17 to 5. The Fourth of July celebration drew many visitors, with entertainment in Hagen hall and a dance. no fireworks or accidents were reported. Mr and Mrs Frank Toss plan coast visits starting Monday, with J H McDonnell replacing Toss as night foreman. Master Mechanic H Draper visited from Missoula and returned the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway
Missoula Hospital
Ison
Drummond
Hagen’ Hall
Prank J. Toss
Mr. Tose
J. H. McDonnell
H. Draper
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Hillings
John Ireland
Herbert Poll
Hall
Jack Mellen
Pierce
Willars
John City
Haugan
St. Regis
Williams
Kansas City
J. W. Nichol
Edward
Portland
Seattle
John Burng
Martin Hayes
A.J. Stoddard
John McDonald
John
Wik Shaw
J. J. Maloney
Martin
Gleason
Thomas Mullin
Andrew Devine
J.T. Kelly
Knights of Columbus
Gust Westerberg
Milwaukee
Chicago
Deer Lodge
Ag Ting Smith
Gust
Montana
LMR
Daniele
William Elberson
Oliver Forpersed
Geyer
Alber Holbrook
Toute. Hollen
C.F. Hagery
Abe Lubrink
Forrest Walters
Warner
Saturdaay
Vicina
Henry of
Hearmouth
Paroled convict returns to finish sentence under parole
In July 1912, Jerry W. Wagner, 84, was released on parole from state prison but later returned to the institution after being accused of failing to conduct himself. He, along with John Dawson, 22, faced investigation as authorities questioned sanity and connection to a train incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funes
Jerry W. Wagner
J. i
Citora
Condi
Rms
Uty
Northern
Vanda
John Dawson
Bozeman News Highlights Local Drowning and Baseball Wins
A man drowned near Bozeman after a cave exploration near Whitehall. Rescue efforts and hours of searching failed to locate the body. The piece lists many participants in the expedition, with details on the party and notable attendees. The Bozeman baseball team won 8 to 6 against Manhattan in a Fourth of July tournament.
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Hozeman
Pington
Montefernomn
Ahehe Haa
Whitehall
Accitent
Timespur
Marley
Joe Marley
Mise
Vera_Conroy
Teresa Marley
John Robinson
Geo Mise
Lana Baldwin
John Seahill
Mise van
Hilene Swenson
Mary Pinckney
Alice Schwenneker
John Terrell
John Seahitl
Tiestle
Cae
Berry Ye Drake
Miss Maudford
D. R. Saunders
G. W. Caffee
May Massman
Glee Nicker
Mary
Talbott
Mias
Tima Martindale
John Davis
Francis Suttoner
Powers
W. Ro. Stewart
M. Holderby
Josie
Holderby
W. C. Whitcomb
EJ. Flynn
W. F. Schauner
A. H. Currier
Portland
Ore
Agricultel College
Bozeman
Manhattan
Hattan
Bel- Frade
Young people depart for a Deer Lodge camping trip
A large group from Deer Lodge, led by chaperones Mr and Mrs Hyatt Barnhill and Mr and Mrs W E Keely, left for Rock Creek lake for several days of fishing boating and outdoor sports. The party includes many Deer Lodge and Missoula residents with companions from Butte and elsewhere.
Quiet war preparations in Ireland as volunteers divide on leadership
Dublin dispatch reports rising Irish nationalist volunteers drifting toward Redmond leadership while Orangemen act as provisional authorities. Central control unsettled as counties push to govern local volunteer units amid funding and equipment questions.
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London
Ireland
Ulster
South
John” Redmond
Paese
Dublin
Beitnat
Custer
Orangemen
Siedwar Carwn
Weltfast
Ulster Volunteers Split Over Provisional Government Plans
The article describes two factions within Ulster circles: one pushing immediate provisional government with potential violence, and another led by conservative business interests urging delay. It notes Sir Edward Carson’s role, rising volunteer military sentiment, and a Belfast division forming four regiments armed with Mausers and Maxims to act as police support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulster
An Trieh
House of Commons
Dablin
Rdward Carson
Belfast
Antrim
Armagh
Londonderry
West Belfast
Maxima
Carboys
Carson
Sal
Antivaccine argument weakened by new pure vaccine method
Berlin reports a breakthrough in vaccine purity. Prof Riedberger and Dr Mironescu use ultraviolet light to sterilize lymph in small tubes exposed to lamp rays, destroying all live germs within 20 to 30 minutes, promising reliably pure vaccine material and addressing critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Riedberger
E. Mironescu
Two Local Infant Deaths Reported, Sherman Parlor Notices
The remains of Andrew Anderson aged 3 years and a female infant named Lan tia aged 1 year are reported at Sherman & Reed and Sherman & Steed parlors. Funeral notices will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Andrew Anderson
Walcie Meet
Liver Bow Park
Sher
J Walsh Ponerat Director and Embalmer
J Walsh Ponerat is identified as director and embalmer at an establishment, with the address 1385 noted in the text. The fragment outlines professional roles and location without broader context or events.
Funeral for the late Shomas Murphy in morning service
The funeral for the late Shomas Murphy will be held Monday morning at 9 o clock at the family home on Grit Terrace, then proceed to Story's Church for a high mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Shomas Murphy
Famisa
Eeeree
Story's Church
Funeral services for Mrs Peters tomorrow afternoon
The funeral of the late Mrs Peters will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at St Paul’s Episcopal Church Meaderville. The service will be conducted by Reverend Hyatt and attended by her daughter Mrs Harry Williams of Matte Street Meaderville.
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City
Twin Bridges News
Rosalie Jones
Ral
Lewistown News
Garrison News
Wains
Dee MN
Bozeman News
Mr. Daniels
Charlotte C. Ostaire
New Lisbon
Wis
Atianeapolis
C. M. Clemons
Avery
Norman. McDonald
Patton Heron
C. van Ferwarker
Miles
Montivedio
Minn
Mina Bertha Frahnke
Kelly
Spokane
Otto Sterns
Files City
J. W. Lunsford
Peeti
Uxvery
Idaho
John Collins
Amherst
Wile
Ard
Myles Kincella
Seatue
Mvelty
Mise Irene Streeter
APR
Nce
Tutte
Belt
Stockett
Bund Coulee
Tracy
Quarts
Neihart
Barker
PAR
Livingston, Guys
Park County Agricultural ‘Association
Livingston
Park County
Park Nunty
Budapest
Wellville
Wrocers
Dupin
Guy
Trish
Dulin
Castle Gate
Leinster
Munster
Connaught
Connaught Rangers
Dublin Fusiliers
Munster Fusiliers
Maurice Moore
Captain White
Seat’ White
Ladysmith
Henry Gratan Bellew
Henry Grattan
Fifth Dragoon Guards
Beltingham
Bute
Leutenant
Lutkary
Tredmond
Meroin Party
Volenteers
Redmond
Teamond
Hay
Fessor Kerr
Irs
Malaga
Vimriot Paetions
Te Covenanter
Sherman & Reed
J. Walsh
Andepenient
Hell Phone 770
Oseph Richards
Montana Street
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