Dark turn in McArthur murder trial as state wraps intro
Special Dispatch reports Deer Lodge July 11 as the state concludes its introductory evidence in the McArthur murder trial. Witnesses increasingly place McArthur in key locations from Washington Gulch to Missoula, with testimony painting a damning picture of his movements and possible ties to Clinton Dotson.
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Deer Lodge
McArthur
Simpson
W. H. Trippet
Walsh
J. C. Smith
United States
Rodgers
J. R. Keiley
Washington Qulch
Parker and Jones
Washington Gulch
Bush
Avon
Missoula
S. C. Bush
Miner Berry
Carlton
Fd Mix
Berrys
South Dakota
Linton Dotson
Mix
Powell and Lewis and
Clarke
Montana
Becky Ferris
Helena
Widhely
Judge Clements
James McArthur
N. Arnold
Oliver Dotson
Engineers’ Brotherhood
James McDonald
Geome
Herman Ruther
Dotson
Ruther
Duncan Seaton
J. RR. Keiley
Gallatin Valley
Dakota
Clinton Dotson
Spearfish
S. D
Berry
Margarette
Agnes Berry
Nathan Smith
FE. F. Dodds
W. A. Hufty
M. Bien
S. E. Larabie
Levi Davis
Butte
Elias Persinger
Conley
Morgan
Deborah Rebekah lodge elects officers for new term
Deborah Rebekah lodge No. 6 installed officers for the ensuing term with Mary Capps as N G Belle English as V G Katie Dennis as secretary L Morgan as P G Hattie Mahon as HK 8 N G Treater L 8 N G Leeper R 8 V G Keyworth L 8 N G J Bill O G Alice Levingood I G. Refreshments followed the exercises.
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Deborah Rebekah Lodge No
Mary Capps
N. G
Belle English
V. G
Katie Dennis
L. Morgan
P. G
Hattie Mahon
Treater
Leeper
Keyworth
J. Bill
O. G
Alice Levengood
I. G
Too Many Highballs Rattle Main Street Lodging House
A disturbance on lower Main street ended with Officer Livermore entering the Pacific lodging house after a long absence. A lodger, an elderly lady, had consumed many highballs and locked herself in her room while neighbors and the landlady debated removal. The situation ended with no door forced open.
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Lower Main Street
Pacific Lodging House
Livermore
Local Trade Offers Read Like Scraps From Ledger
Fragmentary listing shows items and names Montana G Frank Shelby Denver O Hansen Chicago W Sweet with no clear sale or context. The text appears as an incomplete clerkly note likely part of a classifieds or notice column.
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Montana
G. Frank Shelby
Denver
O. Hansen
Chicago
W Sweet
Notable Names Listed from Fond du Lac and Beyond
A roster of individuals from Fond du Lac and various cities including Butte St Paul Chicago Buffalo Salt Lake New York Fort Shaw Mont and others is recorded with assignments or affiliations. Names include J T Carroll W H Straight A Blank J C Lavery G Sturmann F W Rogers A FP Henningsen Tl W Brown A Nash J N Cameron F Thayer Hoyt Sharman J Thomas Hall and Lee Cohen.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
J.T. Carroll
Butte
W. H. Straight
A. Blank
J.C. Lavery
Cable
G. Sturmann
New York
F. W. Rogers
Chicago
A. FP. Henningsen
Tl. W. Brown
St. Paul
A. Nash
J. N. Cameron
F. Thayer
Buffalo
Hoyt Sharman
Salt Lake
J. Thomas Hall
Fort Shaw
Mont
Lee Cohen
Variety of sales and events in city shops and notices
Local ads promote straw hats and negligee shirts at Odson’s and Strain’s, half price on hats, lamps, and dimity fabrics, plus new umbrella lines at Hammerslough’s. Socials and dances at Austrian hall and Mountain View park with ticket deals, while civic notices report court testimony and naturalization papers. Local merchants advertise watches, cigars, ice chests, and railroad through sleeping car service.
Virginia City Fourth Celebrations and Local News
The Virginia City Fourth of July featured brass band music by Madison Valley and Pony orchestra dancers, a Mason versus Elks baseball game won by the Elks 7 to 4, and a post game banquet. Reports cover local health scares, business ventures, new fire engine, road law disputes, weather, and civic notes including lodge officer installations and local births and marriages.
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Virginia City
Madison Valley Brass Band
Hinson
Pony
Peck
Masons
The
Elks
Virginia Lodge
No. 7
Seymour B. Potter
N. G
Richard Peel
V. G
Wiliam Marr
C. H. Buford
William J. Finney
Charles Cordell
Charles Kammerer
James B. How
William Batten
Thomas T. Trudeau
William B. Marshall
Evan Batten
Ezra Plumb
John E. Reed
Flathead
Geiger
Meadow Creek
Madison Valley
John Peddiety
W. CC
Whitman
Prizes Announced for Lower Works Fire Dept Event
Afternoon and evening prizes for waltz jig dance and races are listed with donors from Luxton tailor Copper City store Electric Light company and other sponsors. Events include foot races tug of war a sword contest and a three legged race with prizes ranging from cash and hats to cigars and a silver cup.
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Luxton
Copper City
Electric Light Company
Phil McDonald
Hugh Daly
J. B. Williams
Ed O'Brien
Captain Kelly
Thomas Parker
Charles Linberg
Frank Miller
Walker & Gibbs
Eureka Meat Markets
Union Cigar Factory
IXL
St. Lawrence
Theodore Ehret
People's Store
Goddard, Tucker & Finley
City Drug Store
Zilinskia & Weiss
Whatley’s Case
Coeur d'Alene
Model Laundry
J. J. Swartz
Larken
Goodfriend's Store
Mike Wkrodich
P. Schugrow
Burns & Mulray
McGuire & Kee
The
Grill Cafe
Copper City Commercial Company
Keppler Jewelry Store
Hammill & Davies
Boyd Bros
W. A. Collins
Martin Coonan
Pat Lodge
Pat O'Brien
Thomas Fagan
Mike Fitzgerald
Dandruff Germ Tied to Hair Loss Says Science
Doctors Beardsley of Champagne and Fugate of Urbana endorse Herpicide as a proven dandruff cure. They report use for dandruff and falling hair, claiming it kills the dandruff germ and improves outcomes for patients and the general public.
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E. J. Beardsley
Champagne
Newbro
J. T. Fugate
Urbana
Evans visits Virgin ia City before Fourth festivities
Joseph G. Evans spent the fore part of last week in Virginia City and then returned to Missoula for the Fourth of July celebrations.
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Missoula
Joseph G. Evans
Virginia City
Repasa Band Showcases World’s Largest Brass Horn
Williamsport Va band member Frank Byers, a nailer by trade, plays the world’s largest double bass horn. Special machinery and new tools were created to manufacture the instrument, which is so large that most musicians cannot produce a tone. Byers is the only person to have played it successfully.
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Repasa
Williamsport
Frank Byers
Byers
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