From Butte to Basins and Courts in One Page
The piece profiles Mabel Ford once married to outlaw Bob Ford, now a court defendant charged with drunkenness, and Patsy Joelliver facing a prostitution case, with local disturbances and minor court outcomes. Additional notes mention railroad excursion fares and a dog coursing event, wrapping with local ads for Orton Bros. instruments.
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Ford
Jesse James
Mabel Ford
Sullivan
James
Patsy Joelliver
Tom Cosgrove
Patsy
Epidemic of Diarrhoea Endorses Chamberlain's Remedy
An epidemic of diarrhoea in Cocoa Nut Grove Florida is linked to severe attacks cured by four doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Editors across Sylvan Valley News endorse the medicine as safe reliable and helpful in early attacks. It is advertised as worth keeping on hand with physicians not always required. Vale by all druggists.
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Arizona Street
Hughes
Williams
Sleepy Tom
May Adams
A. Sanders
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
Chamberlain
Sylvan Valley News
Brevard
Charles Holzhauer
Newark
N. J
Man from Wyoming tied to bogus drafts faces arrest in Montana
Sheriff John Dunn of Carbon county seized Frank Rossall for purchasing George J. Smith's Red Lodge property with imaginary drafts. Rossall, using multiple names, pulled large deals with no funds, drawing checks on Carbon County Bank and a fake certificate of deposit. The spree spanned Red Lodge Chateau Choteau and Fergus county with losses near $145,000 in ranches and stock, while the bank warned of further actions as Dunn plans to transport Rossall back to Red Lodge for prosecution.
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Great Falls
John Dunn
Carbon County
Deer Lodge
Frank Rossall
George J. Smith
Teton County
Dunn
Chateau
H Rossall
Rossall
Red Lodge
Rossati
Rosatti
Gabrietto
M. L. Frost
Frost
Montana
Rossatti
Gabrietle
Wyoming
Carbon
Philip & Moule
Fergus County
Choteau
Ed Burke
First National Bank of
Cheat Falls
Burke
Red Ledge
Sheriff Dunn
Water shortage hits Boston Heights in Great Falls
Residents report a dry spell from 16:00 to 10:00 cutting city water works supply in Boston Heights. They protest outages, forced three mile trips to the river for water, and seek notification and protection against fire damage while questioning city liability.
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Heights
Great Falls
Boston Heights
the Heights
The
Heghis
Bonds Sold in Great Falls Auction for Sewer Extension
Great Falls city council auctioned 25 000 dollars of 10-20 city bonds for the Sixth street sewer extension. W H Harris and Co of Chicago bought the issue for an 860 dollar premium over principal and accrued interest. Other bidders included W J Hayes and Son New York and N Warriss and Co Chicago. several bids escalated to 860 and 850 dollars.
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Great Falls
Elliott
Pitwood
Smith
Sixth Street
W. H. Harris & Co
Chicago
W. J. Hayes & Son
New York
Gold T. Curtis
N. Warris & Co
N. Barracci
N. W. Harris & I.o
Great Falls Notes Highlight Local Visitors
In Great Falls W H Patrick from Augusta and Sheriff John Dunn of Carbon county are in town. John W Power of Benton and Mr Mrs A B Deming of Butte also visit. W W Cheely travels from Butte for a new publication. M L Hewitt of Butte has been here on business and returns home tonight. Deputy Marshal M H Wall was in town yesterday as a ball game neared completion.
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W. HH. Patrick
Augusta
John Dunn
Carbon County
John W. Power
Benton
A. B. Deming
Butte
W. W. Cheely
M. L. Hewitt
M. H Wall
Japanese consul investigates maltreatment of railway workers
Takagi, the Japanese consular agent at Tacoma, arrives in Great Falls and travels to Wolf Creek and Cascade on the Montana Central to gather evidence of alleged maltreatment of Japanese railway laborers. If proof shows the Japs were maltreated and not protected by the treaty, he will pursue the matter.
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Great Falls
Takagi
Tacoma
Cascade
Wolf Creek
Montana Central
Japan
Ta kagi Report Seeks Damages and Protection for Japs
The document urges the U S government to pay any damages and ensure protection for Japanese. Ta kagi plans six days of evidence collection, stays in Helena briefly, then proceeds to Washington to present findings to the Japanese minister and then to U S authorities.
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United States
Takagi
Helena
Washington
Wool Market Report From Great Falls Wool Exchange
Owners refused bids on about 150000 pounds listed on the big wool board. Several firms declined to sell large lots while some small lots were sold to Boston buyers. reports note firmer tone, more inquiry, and steady prices with Texas and California wools active. The American Woolen company plans to open lightweight goods season July 30, while Montana Idaho and Wyoming wools held to prior quotations.
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Standard
Great Falls
Wool Exchange
Coffy & Wallenstein
Thayer
Whitman
Farnsworth & Thayer
Boston
W. A. Hedges
A. J. Cowell
George R. Edwards
George J. Smith
Thomas R. Murray
Putman
Heck Brothers & Co
W. P. Craig
Thayer George W. Wait
Axe
Barraclough
Koshland & Co
Charles Durnall
Dan Gray
Thayer, Harrin & Roub
Root
Judd & Root
Hartford
G. M. Coffey
Jeremian Williams & Co
Worden & Clark
Gans & Klein
Ide
Cornelius Hedges
Livingston
Denny, Rice & Benedict
Benton Press
Jeremiah Williams & c
West
Churchill
Luc Vendette
Martin Wasesha
Texas
American Woolen Company
California
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Wool and Cotton Reporter Notes Market Improvement
The Wool and Cotton reporter reports a marked weekly improvement in the wool market with more inquiries and actual sales, including territory lines and California wools. Boston sales for the week reached 2,167,000 pounds as manufacturers show cautious optimism and expect more business with new orders for lightweight goods.
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Associated Press
Boston
Texas
California
Weekly sales totals rise against last year
The report shows domestic and foreign sales totaling 2 547 000 pounds, up from 1 633 000 pounds the prior week. For the year to date, sales amount to 74 822 60 pounds compared with 157 047 000 pounds at the same time last year.
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Mestic
Makin
Wool market report notes regional prices and trends
A fragmented July market brief lists wool regions including Nevada Eastern Oregon San Joaquin plains Humboldt Mendocine and Malic with bales and lamb figures. It notes valley Oregon and San Francisco area prices and lamb trends across Western states.
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San Francisco
Nevada
Oregon
Q Valley
Amc
Mount On
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt
Mendocine
Malic
Make Your Bedroom Pretty With Light Cheerful Decor
A guidance piece on creating a bright and cheerful bedroom using affordable wall coverings. Recommends cool pink or pale green schemes, appropriate wallpaper patterns for room size, green textiles with lace, and pink accents in curtains, bed linens, and accessories to create a harmonious, feminine space.
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Symons
Paris
W. Park St
India
Charlies
Derby
Union
Bob Ford
Patsy Bolliver
Judge Sullivan
Great Northern Railway
Boulder
Basin and Return
Alhambra
North Main Street
J. E. Dawson
West Side Coursing Park
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Bach-Cory
Park Hotel
Ify the Council For
Wool Market
Koston Market
Wool Reporter's Review
Weel
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