Reward offered for Quay missing rancher body search continues
A $100 reward is posted around Rogers for the recovery of Quay’s remains. A second, thorough search is under way led by officials Ayres and Sheriff Martin. Investigators confirmed murder theory but will withhold details. A bear caused a scare during the hunt near the ranch, and several 100 foot holes nearby may be checked as the search proceeds. The suspect was reportedly absent a day after Quay vanished and may have hidden the body.
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Lewistown
Quayle
Rogers
Ayres
Edward Martin
Nery
Quay
New Lewistown Hotel Plan Gains Strong Support
Lewistown July 11. A plan to build a first class hotel on Main street site bought last week by Woodman and McDonald has strong backing. Subscribers total about 35000, nearly half the proposed goal. Work is expected to start this summer.
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Specie
Uimpaen Vo
the Standard
Lewistown
Main Street
Messrs
Woodman and McDonald
Real estate dealer Robert S. Smith dies at Livingston ranch
Robert S. Smith prominent real estate dealer and brother of Attorney John T. Smith died suddenly at his ranch near Dry Head Creek while en route from Park County to his property. Heart failure given as cause. Survived by wife, one son in Missouri, and three daughters in Willow Creek and Dillon. Funeral date postponed pending relatives' arrival.
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Standard
Livingston
Robert
John Smith
Dry Head Creek
Mr. Smith
Park County
Missouri
Central Park
State
State Normal
Dillon
Smith
Men Laid Off At Gold Reef Mill Construction
Special Dispatch from Philipsburg reports that about 35 workers at the Gold Reef mill project on the South Boulder were dismissed last night and many returned to the city. Manager Loomis is on site but has not explained the layoff, believed to be temporary as the foundation was laid last fall and the mill is now half finished.
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The
Standard
Philipsburg
Gold Reef
Boulder
Loomis
Quarantine Authority on Sheep Sparks State Federal Clash
In Helena July 11 Dr Knowles sought AG Galens opinion on whether state inspectors may quarantine newly shipped sheep despite federal dipping rules. AG says federal dipping removes transit exposure from consideration, but no federal branding or quarantine exists, so state inspectors may quarantine and brand with letter S if disease is found, continuing enforcement under state law.
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Standard
Helena
M. E. Knowles
Galen
of Agriculture
Sanders Memorial Building Proposed for Montana Wesleyan
Helena July 1 officers of the Montana Wesleyan university board of trustees honor Col W F Sanders by proposing a Sanders memorial building as part of the university. The record notes he drew the incorporation papers served 13 years as board president and never missed a meeting while in state, lectured on practical and historical subjects, and supported the university’s welfare.
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Helena
Montana’ Wesleyan University
W. F. Sanders
Colonel Sander
Sanders
Colonel Sanders
Montana Wesleyan
Board of Trustees
Tough Boys Rob Their Friend Of His Money
Two 15 year old boys Frank Ferdinand of St Paul and William Hart of Cleveland were arrested in Livingston for robbing Earl Flynn who housed them after meeting in Portland. They stole a watch a tie a badge a certificate of deposit for 73 and other clothing items. The missing items were recovered after they were found hidden near Flynn’s bed. They were jailed briefly and released after promising better conduct.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Frank Ferdinand
St. Paul
Willam Hart
Cleveland
Ohio
Earl Flynn
Kearnes
Hove
Flynn
Chai
Boye
Portland
Philipsburg Notes Special Dispatch to the Standard
Philipsburg notes list several residents and visitors: Paul A. Fusz James Fisher and Mrs George J Tandwey of St Louis depart for Yellowstone Park Don Peoples visits relatives in Butte August B Ewing attends Granite Bimetallic stockholders meeting and heads to Lake Minnetonka Minn William Wits and Harry Kent plan new lives in Butte S P Oswald a longtime Bimetallic employee leaves for Spokane C 1 Schoonover and Miss Pearl ing leave for Bitter Root valley to visit daughter Mrs Joseph Pardee Mrs A McIntyre sells hardware to Frank J Wilson and plans a trip to Alberta Canada while keeping her home Charles D McLure the...
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Standard
Philipsburg
Paul A. Fusz
James Fisher
George J.tand Wey
St. Louis
Yellowstone Park
Don Peoples
Granite
Butte
August B. Ewing
Granite-Bimetaillic
Hhe
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
William Wits
Harry Kent
S.p. Oswald
Spokane
Schoonover
Miss Pearling
Bitter Root Valley
Minister Praises Grape-Nuts For Digestive Relief
A minister describes suffering from indigestion and sleeplessness before using Grape-Nuts. After six months, his digestion improved, nerves steadied, and restful sleep returned. He notes the product is a staple at his table for the family and references Postum Co and the Road to Wellville booklet.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Wellville
Granite Bimetallic Company Heads Home After Funeral Visit
Saturday the Granite-Bimetallic company left for St Louis after attending the funeral of the late Colonel Sanders. A Huffman and daughter Mac returned home from Butte. John P. Reins accompanied them on the trip. Doody of Butte visits here. Carmichael returned from Anaconda with Mr. and Mrs. McRae children and Grant Williams. A 12 mile telephone line from Flint to New Chicago awarded to J Walbridge for pole line. A rocks damaged the Bimetallic shaft house window, narrowly missing the engineer on duty. Thomas Tyack arrived from Butte to oversee Hmart Creek operations at the recently bonded mine.
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Granite-Bimetallic Company
St. Louis
Sanders
Huffman
Mac
Butte
John P. Reins
Reins Copper Company
Reing
Ailis Libby Doody
John J. Carmichael
Anaconda
R. D. McRae
Grant Willams
Flint
New Chicago
J. Walbridge
Thomas ‘Tyack
Hmart Creek
Milnes
Bacon
Belgrade People See Many Arrivals and Local News
Belgrade figures report numerous new residents arriving from White Sulphur Springs and Duluth to settle in Belgrade. Visitors include Senator T C Power from Helena and Miss Myrtle Taylor from Butte. Local marriages, park trips, and a Belgrade victory over Manhattan 13 to 1 highlight the week.
Dr Hindley Resigns as Pastor of Local Church
Rev Hindley LL D resigns from the Congregational church pastorate in Livingston, effective September 1. He was noted as a lecturer with flexible schedule, allowing resignation to fit lecture commitments. The pulpit was filled last evening by Rev W C Fowler, who served as pastor 13 years ago.
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Standard
Livingston
Hindley
Congregational Church
W. C. Fowler
Wool Sales Report From Great Falls Wool Exchange
Great Falls on July 11 reports wool sales totaling several consignments. Woolman and Christian sold 27,000 pounds at 17 cents to Justice Bateman Co and 27,000 pounds at 23 1/2 cents to J Koshland Co. W Thompson moved 21,000 pounds at 22 1/2 cents to Justice Bateman Co. Merritt sold 29,000 pounds at 23 1/2 cents. C F moved 5,000 pounds at 22 1/2 cents to Justice Bateman Co. Prices reflect dirty wool quality and brokered lots by local merchants.
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Standard
Great Falls
Wool Exchange
Woolman and Christian
Justice Bateman & Co
Whitman, Farnsworth and Thayer
J.P. Woolman
J. Koshland & Co
W. ‘Thompson
Merritt
Hallowell & Donald
C.F
Anaconda Ordinance for New City Main Sewer Construction
An ordinance to construct a new main sewer for Anaconda city along specified routes from a manhole near Fourth and Ash streets to the Washoe smelter canal, with a Monroe street branch. It details pipe size nine inches? ten inches? and cost payable by city warrants, and cites approval dates in July 1905.
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City of
Alconda
City of Anaconda
Anaconda
Fourth Street
Ash Street
Washoe Smelter
Monroe Street
Moncor ‘Street
Monroe
Fourth
Livan
Anaconda Ordinance On License Taxes Enforced By City
An ordinance of Anaconda requires the city treasurer or attorney to sue for recovery of unpaid license taxes. It allows writs of attachment without bonds and permits district court actions to collect license taxes due for businesses operating without proper licenses. Approved July 10 1906 and attested July 11 by City Clerk P Sullivan.
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Council of
Anaconda
J. Trenzre
Mont
City of Anaconda
City of
P. Sullivan
County Board Proceedings July 1 1908 Minutes and Roads Plan
The county board met to approve minutes, audit monthly officer reports, and authorize highway work. Witness fees were ordered paid, road improvement requests reviewed, and a French Gulch to Big Hole River highway planned with bid data to be advertised in the Anaconda Standard for 20 days. Payments to various individuals and firms for materials and services were approved.
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Asphere Prevent
Willman
Previc
T. J. Fleming
Herit
Armstrong & B
Sair Collins Thames Bs Backsi
Anna, Morony Ia
C. Gnose
Neat J. Nadean
George M. Johnato Harvey A. Nell
Mendenhall
George W. Peterse
HA Laird
Ernest Beaude
H. Tolan
Joseph J. McCaller
Thomas W
John ‘Coffer
May McHagn
Albert Walker
James McGregor
Matt Pozen
Mose Riberdie
R. Small
WJ. Allen Porcare
Harvey A. Nell
William Welliher
George Martin
John Lake
NASA Es
Cable Lease
Cable
Xuleh
Weinegar
Big Hole
Ralston
Picure
Whlliam
Rener Coe Aaem
Notice to Taxpayers Deerlodge County Board Meets For Equalization
Notice to taxpayers announcing that the Deer Lodge County Montana assessment roll has been completed and turned over. The board of commissioners will meet on Mondays and Tuesdays each week from July 7, 1908 until August 14, 1905, inclusive, in continuous session if needed. Harvey A. Nell, County Clerk, Anaconda, Montana.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Assenger
Board of Commissioners
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William
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Charles Bart
Flathead
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T.C. Power
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Charles Barr
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