Various Montana Notices from July 25
A roundup of local items from Montana towns including Excelsior Min figi company filing for incorporation in Welser Idaho, Forsyth pursuing an opera house block, James Lindsay taken to hospital with typhoid fever, Crow Indian teams to work on a north side ditch, county board of equalization raising valuation, Peter Weir fined for damaging lawns, wedding announced for Miss Susie K. Kine, Western Min Company filing for incorporation in Rimini, Laura F. Owey receiving Autograph photo, Governor Toole offered irrigation congress call, Elmer Brown recovering from injuries, butte city directories donated to the state library, various court and state budget notes, and bills in Billings horse sale success.
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Forsyth
RECORD BROKEN AGAIN AVERAGE OF W66R SALES ON GREAT FALLS MARKET
Record crowds push prices as Great Falls market posts another record average weekly sale figure. Local vendors report robust demand across core goods. Officials credit stable employment and steady consumer intake fueling gains.
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Great Falls
Great Falls Wool Market Sets West Record With 17.8 Cent Average
Great Falls wood market posted a record sale near half a million pounds with an average of 17.8 cents per pound. Merchants including Taylor & Reese, Cannon Sheep and Cattle Pony, Gray, Veladon, Lyele, Bee, Mills Nelson, Mrs George Edywards, and Fergus & S ranked high as sales totaled 115000 pounds for one firm and multiple consignors combined.
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Mperial
Great Falls
Taylor & Reese
Cannon
T Gray
VY. Veladon
R. Lyele
Bee
Mill& Nelson
George Fdywards
Ww. M. Fergus & S
Long
Market report of daily hogswood sales and rates
Jameson 130000 pounds at 17 percent. Wilson 19000 pounds at 14 percent. R I Skelton 1500 pounds at 14 percent. G W Mosher 49000 pounds at 17 percent. Average price of entire day s sales 17.3 cents a pound. Highest price 17 cents. Lowest 12 1/2 cents for a small clip of inferior wood.
Wool Market at Billings Sees Varied Bids and High Prices
SpecialeD reports on the Billings market showing wool lots sold for varied prices. Top bid reached 16.5 cents for two clips from Martinsdale. Sales cite multiple consignors including Bishop & May, Clark Bros, FE M Clark, James Hogan, Blair & Payne, Bear Creek Sheep Co, and others with totals ranging from 12,000 to 53,000 pounds at 14 to 18.5 cents.
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Martinsdale
Bishop & May
Clark Bros
FE. M. Clark
James Hogan
J. Maine
August Brey
Blair
G. W Higgins
J. W. Grant
Wool Sales Report at Big Timber
Special Dispatch from Big Timber notes a light wool sale day with 18 000 pounds sold in four small clips. Buyers paid 11½ to 14 cents per pound, with Henry Lamb selling 500 pounds at 14 cents and P A Cassidy moving 6 400 pounds at 14 cents.
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Standard
Big Timber
Henry Lamb
Charles McDonnell
P. A. Cassidy
Hollepeter
Wool Sale Report From Dillon July Market Totals
Dillon notes show wool sales today with J. P. Murray moving 80 000 pounds at 13 cents per pound and G. Albers selling 60 000 pounds at 15 cents per pound. The figures indicate active trading and price levels in the July market.
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The
Standard
Dillon
J. P. Murray
G. Albers
Death by poisoning cited in coroner’s inquest
Big Timber July 25 A coroner’s jury found Mrs Jacob Rapstad died from a complication of diseases after an overdose of adenalid powders. She had bought ten powders from a local pharmacist via messenger. six remained when she died, and the attending physician indicated accidental poisoning. The inquest was before Acting Coroner Judge Rice.
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Standard
Big Timber
Jacob Rap- Stad
Rice
Timber Trust Aims to Control World Lumber Market
San Francisco July 25 The Bulletin reports E. H. Harriman and James J. Hill are pursuing a vast timber deal with associates to control global lumber supply. Agents are buying large tracts in Northern California to merge Hill roads with the Southern Pacific and others into a consolidated timber pool.
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San Francisco
The
Bulletin
E. H. Harriman
James J. Hill
California
Frederick Weyerhauser
Minneapolis
T. B. Walker
Jacob Blodgett
Grand Rapids
BE. W. Bertin
New York
Harriman
Hamiman
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Portland
Hill
Walker, Weyerhauser
Washington
Idaho
Landmark Sutro Castle Tower Destroyed By Fire
San Francisco July 25 A wooden structure on Telegraph Hill built in Sutro style by Adolph Sutro about 23 years ago was almost totally destroyed by fire. Sparks from playing children started the blaze at the base near the observatory as fierce winds aided spread. Firefighters fought uphill hoses to keep it from neighboring buildings. The hill’s steepness hampered engines but water streams saved surrounding property. No insurance. the value is hard to estimate. The site of the first marine signal station, once a popular resort, had recently been occupied by A Vincent and family who barely escaped.
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San Francisco
Adolph Sutro
Telegraph Hill
High Observatory
Bay
Marine Signal Station
Wis
A. Vincent
Malicious Mischief in Cutting Fence
J Decker, owner of a ranch on Ingersoll creek between the Rosebuds in Western Carbon county, was arrested for malicious mischief after cutting a neighbor Daly's fence to access hay. Neary had previously faced a forcible entry suit against Decker, which Decker won. Daly testified cattle crossed into Daly's fence, prompting the charge.
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Red Lodge
S. J Decker
Ingersoll Creek
Rosebuds
Carbon County
Daly
Decker
Neary
Woolgrowers In Session Select Their Officers
Great Falls members of the North Montana Woolgrowers association elected officers for the coming year. Col. J. H. Rice of Fort Benton is president, H. H. Nelson of Cascade first vice president, J. B. Long of Great Falls second vice president, J. D. Waite of Lewistown third vice president, J. F. Campbell of Great Falls secretary, and R. P. Reckards of Great Falls treasurer. President Rice named the ways and means committee members by county and name.
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Standard
Great Falls
Montana
Col
J. H. Rice
Fort Benton
H. H. Nelson
Cascade
J. B. Long
J. D. Waite
Lewistown
J. F. Campbell
R. P. Reckards
Rice
Ways and Means
Lewis and Clarke County
QA & Power
J. H. Burk
Fergus County
J.D. Waite
G. Power
Chouteau County
Lohman
T. P. Strode
Valley County
Morton
L. H. Miles
Teton County
EB. Elewdh
Walter Clarke
Cascade County
F. PD. Cooper
Buffalo herd bought for Montana ranch from northwest
A carload of buffaloes arrived in Billings from the state's northwest to fulfill orders by the Montana Horse Sales company. Paul McCormick, the purchaser, will raise the animals and place the rest at Pembina North Dakota. He plans to stock his Alaska Creek ranch, which already houses a large elk herd.
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Standard
Billings
Montana Horse Sales Company
Paul McCormick
Pembina
N. D
McCormick
Alaski Creek
Death of Mrs Samuel Fielder in Bozeman July 25
Mrs. Samuel L. Fielder died yesterday at her home three miles north of Bozeman after two years of paralysis. She had lived in Montana 18 years since coming with her husband in 1885. Survived by her husband father Mr Kincade and sisters Mrs J W Yates and Mrs William Siepsey. Funeral held this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Samuel L. Fielder
Fielder
Montana
Kincade
J. W. Yates
William Siepsey
Storms Hit Towns as Hail Wrecks Vaboose Windows
Special Dispatch reports a heavy rain and hail storm in the region this afternoon. hail shattered the windows of an incoming freight vaboose at Tusker while Blatchford saw heavy rain. Ivory Hobinson, Tongue river stage driver, arrived with two hailstones the size of a man’s thumb in a sack.
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Blanchard
Miles City
Tusker
Blatchford
Ivory Hobinson
Tongue River
Man Hurt Wheeling Horse Kicks At Mathwig Ranch
Miles City July 2 Carleton Warner was brought in from Mathwig's ranch last night with a broken leg after being kicked by a horse he was breaking.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Carleton Warner
Mathwig
Warner
Poisoned Actor Harpy Carson Clark in Denver
Denver July 25 Harpy Carson Clark the actor is ill from ptomaine poisoning due to heel extract used as medicine after spoilage by heat. Doctors report his condition serious but currently out of danger.
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Denver
Harpy Carson Clark
Mark
Body of Pope laid at rest
A September 5 168% letter from Count Oliver, then Spanish ambassador to Rome, notes Sixtus V grew ill from anxiety over a robbed fisherman's ring and a cup bearer, implying the Pope’s fear of public exposure. It recalls a 1899 incident where a servant sought an audience to restore a loss felt by the Pope and the world.
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Spain
Oliver
Rome
Sixtus V
Pope
Hand in Hand with Dr Kennedy Remedy Promises Cures
A health advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a universal cure for kidney and bladder diseases among others. It urges readers to submit a postal card for a free trial bottle to prove its efficacy, citing testimonials and rapid relief, with druggists offering 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
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Paula Kennedy
David Kennedy
Dr. Kennedy's Rose Jelly Radical Cure
Dr David Kennedy advertises Rose Jelly as a radical remedy for catarrh hay fever and cold in Mead offering the treatment at 50 cents.
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David Kennedy
Mead
Fisherman’s Ring of the Papacy Vanishes and Reappears
Pope Leo grants a reward to the man who delivered the found fisherman's ring then hidden it again to avoid loss. Vatican officials say the ring will be found. history notes it was seized in 1797 by French republicans, briefly returned, and later pieces kept in Paris before Rome.
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Pope Leo
Vatican
Associated Press
Papacy
Papal States
Pius vI
Paris
Rome
Louis XVII
R. P. Vivian
Vivian
Diplomatic Reception for Sacred College After Leo XIII Death
Rome July 25 diplomats accredited to the Holy See gathered in the hall of the consistory for a formal reception by the sacred college. The Portuguese ambassador Dean Martins d Antes led the address expressing mourning and hope for a pontiff who will uphold the churchs prestige. Cardinal Oreglia replied with gratitude as diplomats kissed the cardinals hands and offered condolences before the conclave.
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Sacred College
Vatican
M. Martins d’Antes
Leo
Senor d'Antes
Holy See
Leo XIII
Oregua
Leoleo Xiiil
Apostolic Holy See
Cardinal Oreglia
Countess Gallapa Sues Avanti for Libel
Rome July 25 The socialist paper Avanti published a story alleging that Leo XIII as archbishop of Paragia engaged in too intimate relations with Countess Gallapa a married woman she has filed a libel suit The Avanti showed its Vatican stance by a blunt editorial the day after the pope's death criticizing the church and passing by his corpse to greet the new foe.
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Rome
Avanti
Leo XIII
Paragia
Gallapa
Vatican
Requiem Mass for Pope Leo Held in Berlin Church
In Berlin on July 25 a requiem mass for Pope Leo was celebrated at St. Henwig church. Emperor William was represented by the hereditary prince of Hohenzollern and the empress by her chief court chamberlain. Chancellor von Buelow plus the privy council chancellor and all imperial and Prussian ministers attended, along with diplomatic corps and municipal representatives.
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Berlin
Pope Leo
St. Henwig
William
Prince
Hohenzollern
von Buelow
Privy Council
Funeral services for Pope Leo observed in Billings church
In Billings on July 25 services were held at the Catholic church for Pope Leo. A selected choir performed a requiem mass while the church bell tolled for many hours in the afternoon and evening per instructions from Bishop Brondel of the Montana diocese.
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Billings
Leo
Brondel
Montana
Land Office Seeks Cancellation Of Faulty Entries In Kalispell
Washington orders show cause why several Kalispell land entries should be canceled after an investigation found noncompliant activity. Entries include Edward Beck’s 1912 homestead with an unoccupied shack, Charles Lindsey’s desert entry with fencing and no reclamation, George Carpenter’s 1901 homestead with a vacant shack, Mary Carpenter’s reentry with a small cabin, and Leah Tetrauilt’s 1920s homestead with an uninhabitable shack. Officials anticipate resistance from the entrymen.
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Standard
Kalispell
Interior Department
M. B. Camplin
Tobacco Plains
General Land Office
Edward R. R. Beck
Charles G. Lindsey
George Carpenter
Mary FB. Carpenter
Leah J. Tetrauilt
Internal Revenues Show Big Decrease
Washington July 26 The annual preliminary report by Commissioner Yerkes shows total internal revenue collections for the year ended June 30 1903 at 220 740 382 a drop of 41 127 607 from 1902 Receipts by source include spirits 131 953 452 up 10 SIS 459 tobacco 43 514 810 down 8 423 14 fermented liquors 45 547 856 down 24 441 046 oleomargarine 726 788 down 2 209 200 filled cheese 6 455 up 6 200 mixed flour 1 795 down 417 adulterated butter 151 558 up 151 058 banks 899 up 672 miscellaneous 6 526 761 down 17 027 004
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Washington
Yerkes
Internal Revenue
Presbyterian Church Sermons and Special Choir Soloist
The Anaconda News reports at the Presbyterian church corner Main and Fourth streets Pastor F H Gywnie preaches at 11 a m and 8 p m Sabbath school is at 12 15 and in the evening special music features the church choir with Misa Hart visiting from an eastern conservatory and singing a soprano offertory solo.
Baptist pastor to speak at church services Sunday
Rev. N. G. Clark, secretary of home missions for Montana and Idaho, will address the Baptist church at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Sunday school is scheduled for 12:20 p.m.
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Baptist Church
N. G. Clark
Home Missions
Montana
Idaho
Reverend Tolliver Preaches at AME Church in Anaconda
The African Methodist Episcopal church in Mattie block Anaconda invites worshipers to Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. Sunday school is at 3 p.m. Prayer and class meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. Teachers' meeting Friday at 8 p.m. Attend all services.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
Mattie Block
Anaconda
W. J. Tolliver
Norwegian Lutheran Church Services and Meeting
Norwegian Lutheran church at Cedar and Fifth streets led by Pastor J. I. Johnson holds services today at 3 PM and Sunday school at 12 15 PM A meeting described as menighedsmode will be held tomorrow evening at 8 oclock at the Pastor’s residence 613 Chestnut Street
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Corner Cedar
Fast Fifth Streets
J. I. Johnson
Chestnut Street
Warnock Receives Office Upgrade At Western Stock Exchange
Friends congratulate H V Warnock manager for Western Stock and Grain Exchange Anaconda office on a business upgrade that consolidates control of the local operation He came to Anaconda in September and built a large client base, with the company increasing his emoluments last week in recognition of his efforts All deals will continue to flow through the main office and Warnock is elated over the good fortune
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H. V. Warnock
Western Stock and Grain Exchange
Anaconda
Warnock
Feld
Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative Ad Promises Cure
An advertisement offers a $1.00 treatment from The English Restorative Co claiming to cure weakness kidney conditions and general debility. It demands payment with no replies to non paying inquirers and promises a free book titled The Travels and Researches of a Renowned Physician.
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Sir John Hampton
John Hampton
M. E. Alkire
Union Building
Denver
Colo
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