Lloyd Ranch Sold to Timber Butte Interests
The Llova ranch, located southwest of Butte three miles from downtown, was transferred to the Clark interests for $11,000. Containing 93 acres, the deal was arranged by EP Pennebaker for George Y. Wallace of Salt Lake City, owner since 1908. The property was a former dairy ranch and mineral claims site, with a history linked to Col C Liega and local Holstein cattle, now reportedly used as a tailings dump prospect for the Timber Butte Mills company.
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Llova Ranch
Butte
Clark
EP. Pennebaker
George Y. Wallace
Salt Lake City
Ind
Timber Butte Mills Company
Will A. Clark
Loyd
Col C. Liega
Montana Volunteers
Salt Lake
Liova
Postal orders show an economical trend in federal reforms
Washington will reorganize to consolid ate departments under one or two heads cutting costs per Postmaster General Burleson orders. The divisions abolished include salaries and allowances and miscellaneous transport with the post office service assuming their work. Separate notes cover Newfoundland postage, windward island mail, and extradition details involving Waino Pikkarainen and Fannie Matson in Butte.
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Washington
Burleson
Phil C. Goodwin
Butte
Postofice
Newfoundland
Windward
Rider Sticks Limber Jim Joy Rider In Hospital
A G Gerier 1270 East Second Feet was taken to St James hospital yesterday afternoon for treatment after being thrown from a car as it rounded a curve near the Silver Bow county poor farm. The driver turned the car another day and Gerierch was thrown out causing a left hip dislocation and multiple bruises.
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Joy Rider
A. G. Gerier
East Second Feet
St James’ Hos
Two Deserving Women Get On The County List
Judge Dontan ordered two more mothers placed on the dependent child act list. Each has one child to provide for. one widow, health failing, the other’s husband is insane, both in poor health. County aid will run only a few months until the children reach 14.
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Dontan
Unavoidable accident verdict in Black Rock mine death
A coroner's jury ruled John Koskia death was an unavoidable accident from a ground fall in the Black Rock mines on July 4. Nellie A. Kinney died early yesterday after a brief pneumonia illness. she was born in.
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John Koskia
Koski
Black Rock
Kinney
Nellie A. Kinney
Paynter Files for Sheriff Nomination
Alfred Paynter yesterday filed with the county clerk and recorder notice of his intention to run for the Republican nomination for sheriff. Old friend rem e after a solemn requie bered. High mass.
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Republican County” Central Committee
Chilling's Hail
North Main Street
C. W. Ellingwood
Paynter
Alfred Paynter
Repubican Nominattion
Sherity
Reme
Made in Pennsylvania Labor Costs in 1913
Pennsylvania Bureau figures show electrical supplies made in the state valued over 30 million dollars cost 38 percent in labor. Mining and coal preparation rank second in labor cost share among industries in Pennsylvania.
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Wacom Avanave
Pennsylvania Bureau of Industrial Utistics
Pennsylvania
Census Growth Report in Antiquated Volume Format
The census report appears in an octavo volume of 56 pages. Modern practice shows the Census Bureau issuing over 100 quarto volumes per decade, totaling more than 400000 pages, illustrating expanding data compilation.
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Urs
Census Bureau
Forests in Nebraska Reach Notable Growth Milestone
The Nebraska Sand Hills show renewed success as Jack pine trees planted by the government forest service a decade ago now stand about 15 feet tall with a four inch trunk diameter. This growth marks a significant achievement in reforestation efforts covering the region.
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Nebraska
Government Forest Service
Elks of Pocatello Dedicate Temple
Lawrence E Worstell of Wallace Idaho exalted ruler of Wallace lodge No 331 BP C F passed through Butte on his way home from Pocatello to attend the dedication of the new Elks temple in Pocatello. The 60 by 149 foot four story building is lavish with marble and mahogany furnishings and 36 guest rooms each with a bath. The Pocatello lodge numbers 400 members and charter members Howard Pratt president of the Oregon Short Line attended the dedication among others of prominence.
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Lawrence E. Worstell
Wallace
Idaho
Wallace Lodge
Butte
Pocatello
Rucareno
Worstell
The
Elks
Pocatello Lodge
Howard Pratt
Oregon Short Line
Elke
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Loxg Butte
Will
Waino Pikkarainen
Pete St
Cokato
Minn
Butts
Fannie Matson
Pikkarainen
Omcers
Thad
Secoda
Richelieu Union
Richelieu Union Suits
Marseilles
Victor Records
Vietrola Rooms
Cokert
Tom Eckert
Jim
Miles City
W. J. Keeley
Milwaukee
George Askins
Hotfoot
Hla. Strong
Walsh
Harrison Avnue
Anna M. Noble
Sam R. White
Nevada Avenue
Dr. Groeneveld
A. Kinney
West Mercury Street
Masonic Temple
West Park Street
Groeneveld
Allan Walker
Walker House
East Park Street
White
Pittsburg
Mike Mivosch
Lane
Meaderville
California
Panama
Placerville
N. C. Kinney
Nevada
Montana
Harry A. Kinney
Frank Harris
John Chambers
Ashland
Ore
Cleveland
Ohio
Georg Wheeler
George McKay
Hines
C. H. Strowbridge
Wisdom
Nine-Mile
Mary B. Sullivan
Walkerville
St. Lawrence Church
Nebrasica
Elks OF Pocatello Dedicate
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