Woolgrower Philbrook drowned near Miles City dam
Special dispatch reports E C Philbrook prominent Rosebud woolgrower with about 160000 pounds of wool this year drowning near the Miles City dam after a cramp while swimming. His companion John Samlin and Claud Regan helped, but he died before aid could help. Money found on him, no foul play suspected. Philbrook's wife and two brothers live at Rosebud. he owned sheep.
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Claud Regan
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Bridge Pier Work Planned as Rock Foundations Set
The Standard reports the Yellow County bridge piers are on solid rock and to stay as is, elevating the roadway nine inches. Hewitt aims for December opening and August work on the Center pier may start. Also noted is a July 3 dispatch about 200 delegates at a state convention next Monday planning a full ticket.
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Pioneer Montana newspaper man Tom Deyarmon dies after years of hardship
Virginia city reports the death of Thomas Deyarmon known as Toil, a pioneer Montana journalist. Born in Kentucky on November 18 18, he moved through independence of the times and the Rocky Mountain News era, later joining early Montana presses and enduring frontier life. His death followed a paralytic stroke suffered four years earlier at his sister’s home in Holton Kansas.
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Denver
Pioneer of Alder Gulch Dies After Long Career in Montana
Ton Devarimon, a famed Alden Gulch figure and early Madison County pioneer, died at age sth after a life spanning placer mining in 1863 1864, editor and publisher duties, mercantile work in Nevada City, a sheriff term, and a late retirement in Montana. Survived by Mrs Devarimon and other relatives, he left a lasting mark as a colorful frontier personality.
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Northern Pacific Crop Report Highlights Variable Summer Conditions
The Northern Pacific weekly crop report notes cold weather delaying crops, with early wheat headed and some fields ready for harvest within days. Haying underway in many areas, potatoes promising and yields near average. hail damage light in Bozeman, and irrigation strong around Alder.
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North Montana Woolgrowers meet ends with banquet and talks
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the North Montana Woolgrowers Association meeting at Park Hotel with an executive session, papers by F. Martin of Denver on wool interests, and remarks by Putman on improving Montana wool. The governor spoke against consolidating Montana’s educational institutions, praising their quality yet warning of debt and losses. A banquet followed with over 100 attendees and toastmaster Harry H. Nelson.
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Helena Water Works Declines City Offer to Continue Supply
A Helena water dispute centers on shutting off crater and water to the city at noon July 24. The Helena Water Works and the city through its attorney Horace D.iaron warn that water will be discontinued for fire and sewerage purposes unless terms are agreed. The city petitions the district court for relief while the water company states the offered payments are insufficient to value the supply.
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Waterworks dispute sparks citywide tension and insurance fears
The city faces a conflict over water works control granted in 1898 by Judie Huck. Authorities remain silent on arrests for tampering, while residents worry about possible consequences. Insurance companies threaten policy cancellations if a shutoff occurs, signaling upcoming, perhaps complex, developments.
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Young man injured by falling hay baler track
Lewistown July 23 R Emmet Hamilton, a well known young stockman, was crushed when a hay baler track fell on him. He was removed to Var Dusen hospital with a broken back and severe injuries. His family and friends in Fergus and Lewis counties are deeply concerned.
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Hamilton
Var Dusen
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Fergus County
James Fergus
Lewis and Clarke Coune
Man and horse found dead near Butcher creek
Special Dispatch to the Stan from Red Lodge reports a man named Yates, about 15 miles from the city, found dead at his gate with his horse nearby. Lightning is suspected. Coroner Kelley went to the scene for an inquest to determine cause of death. Miles City notes report wool receipts in Custer county totaling 2,876,660 pounds with 1905.00 pounds shipped out and 73.60 pounds left. Beartooth Live stock company incorporated in Helena with $30,000 capital, corporators Lewis Penwell, Dr. Holden Kramer, P.M. Collins, and D. Airakle.
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Secretaries Wilson Fund Drive Boost For Mine Strike
Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers received a $50,000 strike fund check as Illinois donors contributed about $100,000 in four weeks for street funds. The total donations reached $58,000 with some checks up to $1,000 en route to headquarters. The appeal to the public aims to aid strikers and families, not regular benefits, while efforts to keep coal flowing continue.
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San Francisco
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In Charge of Polio Case Amid Paris Kidnapping Arrest
Billings July 23 Mrs Edna who was atested here yesterday Chief of Polio Jackson on the ed of kidnaping preferred at Paris Ut still In charge of the chief at Grand hotel where she is allowed remain with her little sister whom is charged by the mother with ing Mrs Hall's husband is a trai Ing salesman and she expects him from the coast soon The authors At Paris have been notified of J Hails arrest and Sherif Myers will live In a few a Billings July 2 Miss Marca den of near Gebo who was lord Saturday and taken to the pital suffering from severe internal injuries as the result of a bicycle tion is getting along much better the attending physician Dr Rinel expected when he took the case A day there was every Indication of Etonitis which would have been if Dut these conditions have passed as and the young lady now has a big prospect for recovery
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