Inspection Trip Nears End in Silver Bow County Courthouse Plans
Commissioners Hulland Crow and Clerk Paul Ozone return from three weeks in the East visiting courthouses and public buildings to study site plans for a new Silver Bow County courthouse. Rumor says Des Moines favored. construction expected to start this summer with the old building used temporarily. The plan includes the Dex Motors building as a convenient county work site and aims for a modern facility with ample storage for county records. May be moving to the new site soon with temporary quarters planned until completion.
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Paul Ozone
Lhr Board
Polinn Y
Salver Wow
Tes Muines
Antes
Iowa City
Lews
Nashville
Tenn
Ballimore
Chivago
SL Lal
Minneapolis
Lee
AL Dey Moines
Silver Bow
Dex Motors
Witere Iu
United States
Stowetary
Meantuna
Twin Bridges Notes Special Dispatch to the Standard
Twin Bridges notes a disrupted trapping tale in Te ls canyon near town as a large Canadian wolf is pursued after nightly attacks on sleep camps and sheep. The village reports a trap set two weeks later with local families and orphans involved in care changes and a serous incident at nearby home. The column also mentions baby and child clothing orders and a memory of Capt John Vaderhilt’s service.
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Hube Edwards
Tels Canyon
Here
Andarid
Cuttiin
Wilt Hay
Len Maya
Shevit Kadell
Virginia City
Chidren
Ace
Mrs. Walliams
Pharla Lane
Seyler
Kiewe
Battein Lane
MRS M DONALD EXPLAINS PARK STREET TROUBLE
Mrs Mary McDonald described a dispute on Park Street involving accusations of spreading stories about her. She claimed Miss Mempsey verbally abused her as they crossed the market, leading to a brief confrontation with exchanged names.
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M’donald
Park Street
Mary McDonald
Misa
Atury Dempaey
Aarml
Medomuld
Sehoin
George W. Morrison Dead in Butte Hospital
George W Morrighon, 28, a Cape Teton native, died yesterday morning at Murray Hospital after a lingering illness described by physicians as a complex of diseases. He had typhoid pneumonia and lung trouble, was known in Butte, and had family ties in Greenwald and Whitehall. The body rests at Richards and will be shipped west tonight. Morrison family in Bozeman and Boston tied to his memory.
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George W. Morriach
Cape Teton
Murray Cospital
Mor
Peter
Michele
Whitehall
Knights of the Marcuders
Richarde
Bognun
Sexton Willoughby’s Work Improves City Cemetery
The report lauds Sexton Willoughby of ATL Murial cemetery for transforming the southern section into a beauty spot with well tended plots and flower beds. Local leaders praised the steady improvements, noting no flood damage and distinctive, tasteful upkeep admired by residents.
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Sexton Willoughby
Atl
Murial
Aig
Big Blackfoot Lanermen face strike as mills idle in Montana
John Evan Andrew Larson and O var Hendrickson of the Big Blackfoot Lanermen union discuss averting a strike as mills at Lathrop Megs and Lnnmilten close since July. Leaders met with company officials and building trades councils to seek a solution, with unions signaling broad solidarity if demands are unmet.
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John Evan
Andrew Larson
Ovar Hendrickson
Big Blackfoot Lanermen
Anton No
American Federation of Carana
Temi
Montana
Auber Eas
Hee
Ure
Lathrop
Bt Megs
Lnnmilten
Sines
Mnelides al Uy Grae
Gabor
Philipsburg Notes and Local Weather Report Incomplete
Fragmentary Philipsburg notes describe local events, a church gathering led by Rev. Father My McCare, and survivors from a morning incident near Helena. Mentions of mining talk, councilmen, a tent meeting, and a price listing for deliveries appear amid unclear passages and garbled names.
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Sperlil
Pallipsturg
Meg
Bather
Ararat
My McCare
Leahey
Weily
Helena
Explorer hears from Cook on new pole route plan
New York reports Brooklyn explorer Dr Preferick A Cook has written from Coriuial in 1907, saying he hopes to start for the north pole in January via Nansen sound and Kennedy channel. He describes a large caravan of dogs and gear ready, intends a southern push toward Cape Yorke and Upernavik after crossing Elsmoreland.
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New York
Preferick A
Brooklyn
North Pole
de. Cook Wines
Coruiial
Wostentohne Sound
Uperhavik
Hnisimas
Elsmoreland
Nansen Sound
Kennedy Channel
Cape Yorke
Upernavik
Hamilton Notes Special Correspondence Death of Harriet Jordan
Harriet Jordan died at her West Hamilton home from valvular heart disease after a six week illness. She was 60, born in Knox county Indiana, moved to Hamilton 20 years ago, and lived with her sister Miss Mary E. Bell. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at home, conducted by Reverend Castle. burial in Kelyerview cemetery. Other items note Stevensville petition for letters of administration, and diversas mentions of local travel, court actions, and business visits.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Harriet Tordan
Bitter Bayt River
Knox County
Ind
Dolla M. Finnagan
Stevensville
Lorrigaux
Drogmeist
Ottawa
Chicago
Lee McCulloch
Trout Creek
Sulk Jr
D H. Boyyt
Blaneh
Misaouri
Cheng
K. W. Dix
Minneapolis
Comoe Ars
Mimgell
Godita
Wool sale records top prices as season peaks
High prices dominated the wool market with Lobfeldt and Stoltenberg's clip selling for 1851. cents per pound to Charles O. Herbert & Co. of Philadelphia in a sale totaling about 110000 pounds. Other notable bids included Molt Sheen Co. at 184 cents for 15000 pounds and LM Parkland firms around 180 cents for large lots.
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Charles O. Herbert & Co
Philadelphia
Lobfeldt & Stoltenberg
Jereaaly
Firemen Battle Insane Man in Fiery Tenement Collapse
Firefighters battled a man wielding shears during a two room blaze in a tenement. The attacker defended himself with an axe, delaying entry as flames spread. Authorities suspect money worries and mental distress fueled the deranged assault and arson attempt.
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Cincinnals
St Tenement
Atreet
Ineal Engine Company
Coe Midat
Tanies
Rayte Pres
Ahears
Anton
James Sony Tat McHenry Dies After Morning Collapse
James McHenry, longtime blacksmith at Rollamine, died after a morning collapse. Police and medical staff attended, his age given as senior, with funeral arrangements to be handled by the undertaker as relatives arrange rites.
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