Montana and Rocky Mountain coal output report
Special correspondence reports total coal production in eight western states for 1911 at 25,057 short tons worth 20,008,747 dollars. Output declined 8.1 percent in quantity and 8.4 percent in value from 1910, due to mine idleness and a Mississippi Valley strike. Montana and North Dakota surpassed 1910 production, with Montana up 86,388 short tons and North Dakota up 103,887 short tons, both reaching their peak in 1911. The piece ends with a folk anecdote from ex Governor Bunn about Gabriel Washington.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Re" Parker
United States Geological Survey
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Utah
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain States
Teamsters Strike to Resume Amid Settlement Efforts
Cascade County Trades and Labor assembly says the teamsters strike will resume tomorrow after a temporary suspension. Workers demand a 5 cent daily pay increase, raising the minimum to 1.00. Arbitration disputes fueled bitterness as builders and labor clash over committee members. Strike benefits to be paid starting tomorrow. Sheep Gulch dairy notes health regulations.
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Stangard
Paris
Cascade County Trades and Tabor Assembly
Teamsters
Criti
Paria Gibson
Jere B. Leslie
Theistrict
Covetousness Theme Marks Hopkins Sermon at South Side
The Rev Frank Hopkins preached on the Tenth Commandment at South Side Methodist Church, concluding a ten week decalogue series. He warned covetousness ruins life, citing David, Ahab and Naboth, and distinguished lawful desires from sinful envy that harms neighbors and families.
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David
Hopkins
Ahab
Naboth
Yrip Offered As Prize For Beaverhead Dry Farm Display
A special dispatch from Dillon notes the State Fair commissioner F A Hazelbaker offers a free three day trip to the Helena state fair next fall as a prize for the best collection of dry farm products shown by one person. The display must include grains forage plants and vegetables with specified quantities. The aim is to ensure a creditable Beaverhead county exhibit and enable a dry farmer to attend and compete for fair premiums.
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Stannare
Dillon
Helena
F. A. Hazelbaker
Beaverhead County
Two Convicts Sentenced in Bozeman for Larceny and Offense
Bozeman July 1 Two confessed criminals were sentenced by Judge W H Cox. F C Cox pleaded guilty to grand larceny for faking a suitcase with $3 contents from Three Forks in June and received one year at Deer Lodge. FH Fisher pled guilty to a statuatory offense from three years ago with extenuating circumstances leading to a two year penitentiary term.
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Avanaara
Bozeman
W. H.C
F.C. Cox
Three Forks
Deer Lodge
Fisher
Volcanic Dust Falls Over Alaska Region Near Katmai
A Seattle report from July 7 notes fine volcanic dust still falls across areas within hundreds of miles of Mount Katmai Alaska. Ash has not produced lava flows, vegetation on Kodiak and Afognak Islands shows resilience, and fishing and canneries continue. Government surveys monitor evolving ocean currents, new fish banks, and climate shifts linked to the eruptions.
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Seattle
Wash
Mount Katmai
Alaska
Katmat
Redoubt
Miamna
St. Augustine
Peninsul
Kodiak
Raspberry
Afognak
Ko Hak Island
Kodiak Island
Inetru
Wong
Bering Sea
Bering Sex
Aleutian Range
North America
Alaska ‘Range
Romenon
United Car Survey Party
Cook’ Inlet
Roda
Seward
Divine and human platforms discussed at Shortridge church
The sermon by Rev. Walter M. Jordan at Shortridge Memorial Church presented a comparison of political party platforms with a proposed divine platform. He outlined five planks: God as Creator, revelation through the Bible, Jesus Christ as Savior, the Holy Spirit’s work, and the church as a divine institution, urging thoughtful consideration of eternal priorities.
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Shortridge Memorial
Walter M. Jordan
Citiienship
United States
Jesus Christ
Ifm
Universal Coffee Percolator Promises Pure Aroma
The Universal Coffee Percolator is advertised to brew coffee free from bitterness by retaining all the fragrance of the coffee bean. It claims a healthful appetizing beverage that is as clear as wine, emphasizing pure flavor.
Annual Gallatin Forest Report Details Growth and Grazing
The Gallatin National Forest annual report for the year ending June 39 shows 30 miles of new trails and 41 miles of new telephone lines. Permits issued: 6 083 cattle and 951 horses. 37 sheep owners with 7 862 sheep. A small number of large sheep and cattle owners dominated grazing. Wildlife removals included 84 coyotes six wildcats and eight wolves. Timber sales were light at 11 00 in value. Three years of reseeding experiments covered 59 acres at about 4 per acre with limited success. Drought effects noted.
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Stannard Bozeman
Jay
Gallatin National Forest
Gallatin Forest
G. W. Brown
Drouth
Pastor Reads Call for August Pulpit Visit in Independence Mo
The Rev L E Floyd pastor of First Baptist Church Independence Mo is invited to fill the pulpit in Bozeman during August and to review the eld here with a view to accepting the call left by the resignation of Rev C P Bishop who goes to a Baptist church in Butte Floyd has telegraphed acceptance and will arrive in Bozeman around August to spend three or four weeks.
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L. E. Floyd
First Bartlet Church of Independence
C. P
Butte
Floya
Boze
Wool Price Highs Hit Sealed Bid Sale
Special dispatch reports brisk demand at the first sealed bid wool sale with two clips selling near 19 cents. J M Carlile bid 18 ½ cents for 12 000 pounds and William McDonald Wright 18 ½ cents for 5 000 pounds, sale conducted by James Bateman. Also notes Ike Cohen's preliminary hear ing on grand larceny in Butte jail. bound over to district court with $2 000 bond set.
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Mtangara Great Falls
J. M. Carlile
William McDonald Wright
James Bateman
Ike Cohen
Butte
Justice of the Peace
Charles Hirschman
Cohen
Hibernians Prepare Delegates for Chicago Convention
Members of Butte divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians arrange to host Oregon and Washington delegates arriving Friday July 12. Coast delegates will reach the Northern Pacific Depot at 11 a.m. and stay about eight hours. Local Anaconda Hibernians assist in entertaining. a Copper City excursion may be arranged to show the Copper City's wonders. Division No. 2 coordinators include D. P. Kane, Edward Lawler, W. P. McCarthy, Daniel Lynch, Thomas Keeley, P. Kenny, James Fitzgerald, Matt P. Canning, and Patrick Wallace.
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Butte
Order of Hibernians
Mariner
Oregon
Washington
Chicago
Coast States
Northern Pacific
Montana
Anaconda
Copper City
Order
D. P. Kane
Edward Lawler
W. P. McCarthy
Daniel Lynch
Thomas Keeley
PH. Kenny
James Fitzgerald
Matt P. Canning
Patrick Wallace
California restaurant keeper held after siege and dynamite found
William Desaurant, keeper of a California restaurant in Langford, was arrested after a several hour siege. Forty one sticks of dynamite, 100 caps and 40 feet of fuse were found in a shed on the premises. Desmond claimed the dynamite was to blow a man who had insulted his wife. He resisted arrest until Langford disarmed him, and Noble seized a hatchet from Desmond's wife.
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San Jose
Cal
William Desaurant
Yestern
Langford
Noble
Palo Alto
Desmond
Fin Rouse
Pri- Jay
Scranton
Parley Langford
Will Attend Grange Meeting In City Next Thursday Friday
E Young of River Grange in charge of arrangements announced that Oliver Wilson of Thinots, master of the National Grange, will positively attend the meeting. The purpose is to form a Montana state grange and promises have been received from every subordinate grange to send at least one delegate.
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E" Young
River Grange
Oliver Wilson
Thinots
National Grange
Wison
Srontana
Teast
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