Wool sells at 33 cents a pound in Great Falls market
Great Falls reports 50 pounds of washed wool from Mrs. H. Leslie bringing 33 cents per pound, highest bid by Justice Bateman and Co. of Philadelphia. Other sales included 23% cents to Koshland Co. and Pearson Bros. with several bids rejected, average for the day 23.34 cents.
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Standard
Great Falls
H. Leslie
Justice Bateman & Co
Philadelphia
J. Raymond
J. Koshland & Co
E. Christian
Koshland & Co
Pearson Bros
Hughes Bros
Good Prices Prevail At Billings Market
Billings reports strong wool market prices with several sales: George Moore 47,000 pounds to Dewey Gould & Co at 24% cents. C W Shoemaker 19,000 pounds to Hallowell Donald & Co at 23% cents. Mayn & Heitman 30,000 pounds to Francis Willey & Co at 23% cents. Fraser Bros Lot No 1 25,000 pounds to Dewey Gould & Co at 24% cents. R W Sudduth offered 60,000 pounds with a top bid of 22% cents by Godfrey for Francis Willey & Co, but it was refused.
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Standard
George Moore
Dewey, Gould & Co
R. W. X. Sudduth
Godfrey
Francis Willey & Co
Montana Press Association Meet Opens in Billings
Billings July 26 The Montana Press association annual meeting opens tomorrow with Mayor F H Foster giving an address of welcome and A K Keith of Butte replying The sessions will cover addresses and fraternity topics a ladies social smokers at the Billings club and weekend excursions including a Custer battlefield trip Sunday marks the closing event
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Standard
Billings
Montana Press Association
F. H. Foster
A. BK. Keith
Butte
Billings Club
Custer Batte Field
Colan Bound Over for Stealing Horses
Stock Inspector George Twible returned with Gus Colan, accused horse thief from the Missouri river country. Colan admitted the crime. a hearing was held Tuesday before Justice G. W. Burdick and the trial set for August 12 with bail fixed at $1,000.
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Standard
Glendive
George Twible
Lower Valley
Gus Colan
Colan
Missouri River Country
G. W. Burdick
Divorces Sought by Maud Gonne in Paris Hearing
The Civil Tribunal in Paris opened the divorce suit of Maud Gonne against M J McBride once of the Boer army. Maitre Crappe represented the wife and Maitre La Borie the husband as the case drew notable public interest.
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Paris
Maud Gonne
M. J. McBride
Maitre Crappe
Maitre la Borie
Sheriff Denies Lee Large Drowning Report
Billings July 26 Sheriff Adams denies Miles City report that Lee Large drowned Sunday afternoon. Adams says he met Large in Miles City hours after the alleged drowning and confirms Large was alive.
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The
Standard
Billings
Adams
Miles City
Lee Large
Large
Postum Food Coffee Reverses a Wisconsin Manager’s Health Woes
A Wisconsin creamery manager testifies that regular coffee harmed his digestion heart function and mental sharpness. He switched to Postum Food Coffee after guidance from his wife and reports full recovery, improved digestion, reduced fullness and palpitation, and renewed office efficiency.
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Wisconsin
Postum
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Swamp-Root Promises Kidney and Urinary Relief
Emphasizes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver bladder and uric acid troubles. Describes symptoms and urges readers to obtain samples and pamphlets by mail from Dr Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York, mentioning Anaconda Daily Standard.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Anaconda Daily Standard
Prosperous Year for Red Lodge Methodists
Red Lodge officials were elected for the coming year as the fourth quarterly conference of the Red Lodge Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Presiding Elder S A Oliver reported a prosperous year with no current indebtedness. Officers named include board of stewards and trustees with multiple members. various committees were appointed for missions education temperance church extension and other church activities.
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Red Lodge
S. A. Oliver
Yellowstone
Board of Stewards
J. A. Metcalf
William Rea
J. B. Montgomery
Lucy Baldwin
F. Valentine
M. M. Taylor
M. J. Roysden
James Henry
O. M. Taylor
J. F. Montgomery
Lewis Chapman
John Doty
Fred Holland
H. CC. Provinse
Luke Chapman
James A. Metcalf
Many Thefts in the Yellowstone Country
Miles City reports 12 horses stolen from Ed Bright near Terry on Sunday night. Sheriff Savage and the force hunted thieves across the Yellowstone area with deputies and stock inspectors assisting. The party tied to thefts near Mandan and Cabin Creek has been located, and two men are believed involved.
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Standard
Miles City
Savage
Ed Bright
Terry
Sheriff Savage
Mandan
Charles McDonald
Rife Bros
Renn Bros
Cabin Creek
McDonald
Western
Billings
Milligan House
Miles City Sells Water Extension Bonds to Jordan
In Miles City on July 26 bids opened for water extension bonds worth 10000 dollars. W B Jordan of First National Bank bid par plus accrued interest from July 25 and a 140 dollar premium. He offered an extra 15 dollars if interest payments were made in New York.
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Standard
Miles City
J. E. Farnum
New York
Minister J A Smith Injured In Bear Creek Runaway
Rev J A Smith and his wife were thrown from a carriage on Bear Creek hill near Red Lodge when horses bolted. Mr Smith suffered a cracked collar bone chest injuries and possible lung impact while Mrs Smith had painful bruises. An attending physician said recovery is likely barring complications. The team ran five miles before being stopped and rescuers arrived.
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Standard
Red Lodge
J. A. Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bear Creek Hill
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
Hariman Denies Siphoning Equitable Funds
E H Hariman says there has been no improper relation with the Equitable Life Assurance society and allied companies. He denies favors, notes one loan with Equitable, and asserts Union Pacific stock syndicate terms were fair with no hidden profits. He promises cooperation under oath when called.
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New York
Equitable Life
E. H. Harriman
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Union Pacific
Mr. Hyde
Equitable
Lightning Strikes Three Men in Montana Pasture
Miles City reports a heavy storm with over an inch of rain. In a local meat company pasture three men C H Wilder Ray Butler and C A Cook were struck or stunned by lightning. Butler and Cook were knocked from their horses and dragged briefly but remained uninjured.
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Standard
Miles City
Weather Bureau
C. H. Wilder
Ray Butler
C. A. Cook
Butler
Cook
Harry Kendall Buys the Nate Godfrey Property
The Godfrey ranch near Two Dot in Meagher county, one of Montana’s largest, was sold under foreclosure to Harry Kendall from Pasadena, California. The 24,990 acre ranch brought about $73,000 and will be leased for one year. Kendall, who once owned the Kendall mine, previously sold that property for about $500,000 while keeping a ten percent stake.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Godfrey
Two Dot
Meagher County
Harry Kendall
Pasadena
Cal
Kendall
Accident at Holt ranch injures James McKinnon
Miles City reports a ranch accident at J. M. Holt's property. James McKinnon was knocked unconscious when his horse toppled in a corral. Holt is believed to be transporting him to town for treatment.
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The
Standard
Miles City
J. M. Holt
James McKinnon
Holt
McKinnon
Mr. Holt
Billings Seeks 2000 Workers for Rail Roads and Harvest
Labor employment officers in Billings announce an immediate need for 2000 men to fill railroad and government positions near the city. Additional workers are needed among ranchers and harvest crews to handle the large hay crop in Billings and surrounding valleys.
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The
Standard
Billings
Death Notice for Warms Springs Inmate 85
Billings July 26 Mrs Sarah Thompson receives word her father died at Warm Springs asylum after six weeks confinement due to age related mental infirmities. He was 85. The body will be brought here for burial.
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The
Standard
Billings
Sarah Thompson
Warm Springs Asylum
Collins Named Chicago Chief of Police
Mayor Dunne appoints Capt John D Collins as Chicago police chief succeeding Francis J O Neil. Collins rose from patrolman ranks and served at Haymarket during the anarchist bombing incident long ago.
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Chicago
Dunne
John D. Collins
Francis J. O'Neil
Haymarket Square
Emperor William to Visit King Christian Soon
A formal intimation was received by the court that Emperor William plans a visit to King Christian at an early date.
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Copenhagen
Emperor Williams
Christian
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