Mountain climber forced back by storm at Mount Baker
Herman Schreiber of Concrete attempted to reach Mount Baker's peak from Concrete after a midnight start but faced a binding snowstorm. He turned back at the crater saddle after a long ascent and descent. The side Marathon from Geltingham was postponed due to weather. will be held in about two weeks. Other notes include a former actor’s killer found dead in Hartford and a Vancouver man feared in London. The Sheep Gulch dairy confirms adherence to health-regulation rules and invites visitors.
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Bellinghan
Wash
Herman Schreiber
Mount Baker
Schreiber
Geltingham
Cancrate
President Pennington's Rapid Trip Across the Great Northern Route
The narrative recounts President Pennington’s incognito journey through Montana and adjacent regions, tracing a route from Lewistown to Simms and Choteau, with plans to parallel Northern lines and connect with the Atherta Railroad. Accompanied by a prominent railroad engineer, he toured towns and met local business figures, hinting at cross-border rail and irrigation links under Canadian Pacific control.
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Pennington
Sougine
Wwke
Thrush
Biiyid
Lewistown
Great Northern
Reading
Taginger Ko Robbins
Simms
Treesout
Burton
Choteau
Peton County
Unthan
Yea
Atherta
Coulis
Canadian Pacine
Jnst
Carl Gray
Northern
St Mary Canal Work Underway With Pipe Plant Plans
Special Dispatch reports preparation for the St Mary canal to divert Hudson water into the Mite river valley. Supervising engineer H S Savage says the reclamation service approved the pressure forebay pipe contract for the power plant at the St Mary river crossing, initiating the Milk River project storage unit work. A 30 mile Browning to St Mary storage road will be built with Blackfeet laborers and teams, using Indian labor as desired.
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Blanchard
Helen
St. Mary Canal
Hudson
Mite
H. S. Savage
Sue River
St. Mary
Trackfoot
Flathead
Reclamation Service
Se, Ma
Milk River
Savage
Browning
St. Mary Storsge Dem
Judge Booher Reflects On County Court Remarks
Mark Schilling charged with running gambling in his cigar store on Hust Broadway pleaded not guilty. Police court found him guilty in the gambling case and fined 230 dollars. An appeal was noted. Judge Booker stated he did not reflect on county officials and had been misquoted by the newspaper.
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Mark Schilling
Hust Broadway
Flo
A. Levinsky
Javinsky
Booker
Attorn Olive
Olson Peterson Company Dissolved by District Decree
The Olson Peterson Company, a Butte thin air distributing concern, was dissolved by decree of Judge Lynch. The dissolution was approved by stockholders with a meeting slated for October, outlining that all claims be accounted for and affairs managed by Nyberg and Ny. The decree names Nyberg and end as treasurers in the dissolution order.
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District Ranrk
Lynch Yraturday
Olson-Peterson Company
Thin Ail
Butte
Dissalver
Dissalveinn 3
Nyberg
SINGERS CILQDYH OWABA NAMED PRESIDENT AT MEETING
The Omaha based organization held its annual meeting with Simonson of Omaha Wine Fleeted as president. Dr Liles Tetris of Denes was named second in command as the group prepared to honor Star Lily Madden who passed away after many years of service. A moment of silence was observed.
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Omaha
Simon Son
Vleeted
Liles Tetris Af
Lawson Family Marriage Notice in London
Mrs William Lawson, previously married to T Anmit, wed in May in London. Col William A Lawson DS M, son of Lord Burnham and proprietor of the Daily Telegraph, is connected to painting and paper hanging services. Phillipson, Lynch Block, 272 East Park, Bava offers his work at reasonable prices.
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London
Haralteen Af Dalzeth
Wiliam Lawson
Lawson
tAnmit
William A Lawson
Lord Burnham
Telegeary
Hest
Phillipson
Lynch Block
East Park
Bava
Record crowd of kids at gardens
A vast throng gathered at the gardens for a children's day outing with tables full, rides busy, and visitors from families and neighbors. A Mexicanco acrobat act wowed attendees, ponds, costumes, and a water play area drew children, while the Newsboys faced the Lawrence Stars in a late afternoon game.
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Butte
Comba
Wouthey
Piente Grove
Epi
Atelano Phises
Ray
Unite States
al Lawrence Stara
Gardens Sosterdae
Tig
Sullivan
Culinary News
Gerry
Prospective voters face two chances today and tomorrow
A county election process unfolds with registration hearings for naturalization and voter eligibility. Judge Lyvely will oversee sessions in September and October while efforts focus on preparing applicants for potential citizenship and upcoming registration deadlines.
Emperance Legion Entertains Head Birthday Honor
The Loyal Temperance Legion held a plenie yesterday in honor of Anna A. Gordon world secretary and editor in chief of the Young Crusaders. About 160 boys and girls from WoC branches joined in a program with breakfast colors and a dinner. Miss Olin Leenag led a cracker rating contest, and Swenish child Rosa Rowan Leper performed. The event showcased youth involvement in temperance work across the region.
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Loyal Temperance Legion
Anna A. Gordon
Young Crusadery
Plente
Ge Young Peopl
Wot Ciel
van Tempersnce Wien
Gline Ue Puting
Oia Center
The
Grove
Sree
Woc
Olin Leenag
George Hammond
Rilna Rowan
Attorney Attack on Fingerprint Evidence in Trial
A hostile attorney argued against fingerprint proofs in the trial of John Wartnell for an alleged ancient crime at the University of Chicago site. He compared fingerprinting to witch trials, urging jurors to doubt the method while presenting expert witnesses and suggesting thousands could be punished if verdicts relied on such evidence. The jury returned a verdict.
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John
Wartnell
Matsoam
University of Cheage
Devtiog
Hartzen
Jeanie
Saheb Thas Luge
Bite of Rattler Threatens Deer Hunter Incident
A deer hunter was bitten by a rattler in a Lower Tik area near July Fourth. The event caused medical concern as the hunter sought treatment and authorities prepared to respond to the serious bite and potential complications.
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Lower
Tike
Venta
Betty Tee
Eugene Schmitz Writes Music for Western Opera
Eugene Schmitz, former mayor, writes music for a western opera with attorney Frank C. Drew involved in graft prosecutions. The production aims to feature a prominent orchestra and asks for donor support, reflecting Schmitz’s past public battles and the era’s political scandal.
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Eugene Schmitz
San Mancino
Forcer
Eugene Im. Sehmitz
Frank C. Drew
Hake
Qed Oman
Yenih
Drew
Nsvce
Sehrottx
Uwater
Themus
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