May Sutton Victor in British Lawn Tennis Rivalry
English admiration greets American May Sutton as she dominates Britain's lawn tennis scene winning titles abroad. The article notes her rare cross continental success, contrasts American challengers’ poor Davis Cup showing, and highlights Sutton's invincible form and the belief she could defeat Britain’s top players in direct challenges.
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Ocean
May Sutton
Great Britain
United States
Larned
Smith
Mias Sutton
Anaconda District Court Probate Actions and Venue Debate
In Anaconda the district court session settled several estates and signed decrees of settlement while probate business dominated the docket. Lawyers discussed fair trial law displacement as Judge Callaway, now in Virginia City, triggered debate on judge disqualification. Judge Winston presided briefly and Monday will see the Amanda Merkel versus city of Anaconda case reach trial. Letters testamentary issued for Joseph Benzeler. appraisers appointed. August 5 set for settlement in Patrick Ryan estate. William Clowes authorized to administer C G Clowes estate.
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Callaway
Virginia City
Winston
District Court
Amanda J. Merkel
Anaconda
Joseph Benzeler
Maria Wyssler
R. de B. Smith
George Simoneau
Bruno Mainville
Patrick J. Ryan
William E. Clowes
C. G. Clowes
Estate matters and court actions listed in guardianship and probate notices
The guardians of the James Corrigan estate and other minors are authorized to sell certain real estate. Decrees of settlement and final accounts were signed for the estates of John Fifer deceased and Thomas Gibbons deceased. Executors are M. S. Fifer and T. A. Grigg respectively. Motions in several cases were set for hearing on August 2 and one was vacated. Costs in George P. Hunter et al. v. Edward F. Gilbert were overruled.
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George P. Hunter
Edward F. Gilbert
Bert Sedgwick Dies in Wisdom Montana Runaway
Wisdom Montana July 29 Special Dispatch Bert Sedgwick a 26 year old Wisconsin native living in Butte was thrown before a mowing machine at George Woodworth ranch four miles south of Wisdom. His right leg was amputated above the ankle and his left leg badly cut. Dr Carney amputated the leg and dressed other wounds but survival overnight is doubtful. Sedgwick’s parents still reside in Wisconsin. Thueson's 500 Fast Park ad follows.
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Standard
Wisdom
Mont
George Woodworth
Bert Sedgwick
Carney
Sedgwick
Wisconsin
Butte
Lieutenant Clark Resigns From Ninth Infantry
Washington July 29 The resignation of First Lieut Robert S Clark ninth infantry was accepted today by the war department due to ill health He is the son of Mrs Potter wife of Bishop Potter of New York.
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Washington
Robert S. Clark
Ninth Infantry
War Department
Clark
Potter
Bishop Potter
New York
Horrible Accident at Big Hole Hay Ranch Injures Worker
Bert Sedgewick, a Woodworth ranch hand in the Big Hole basin, lost his leg when a mowing machine’s sickle bar severed muscle and bone after horses started. Dr. Carney of Wisdom may move him to St. Ann's hospital for an operation. telephone lines are being completed to Wisdom and area ranches. a new road via French Gulch may be surveyed for right of way.
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Bert Sedgewick
Woodworth
Wisdom
Big Hole Basin
Dr. Carney
Sedgewick
St. Ann's Hospital
Woodworth Ranch
Anaconda
Ralston
French Gulch
Coast on the Hokuses Names Read in Victoria
The report lists individuals linked to the Hokuses raid or voyage, including Robert Findlay Charles Grant and William Williams of Victoria British Columbia Fred Cochrane of Toronto and H Jacobsen of San Francisco.
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Robert Findlay
Charles Grant
William Williams
Victoria
British Columbia
Fred Cochrane
Toronto
H. Jacobsen
San Francisco
Fergus County Fair Race Programme Unveiled At Lewistown
Fergus Fair association in Lewistown has completed the county fair race programme for September 20 to 22. It features three running events plus the cowboys relay race as a special feature, a sprint for lady riders, and a $500 purse for the free-for-all trot and pace. Officials report unprecedented public interest in the event.
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Standard
Lewistown
Fergus Fair Association
Anaconda Churches Hold Services at St Mark's
St Mark's church at Main and Sixth will hold holy communion at 8 a m morning prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock Sunday school at 12 15 p m and evening prayer and address at 8 o'clock rector E R Dodds conducts the services.
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St. Mark's Church
E. R. Dodds
Swedish Mission Church Announces Sunday Services
Swedish Mission church led by Rev. Oscar Johnson will preach at 11 a m and 8 p m with Sunday school at 12 m The pulpit will be filled by Rev August Gustafson of Omaha formerly pastor of Butte Next Wednesday at 8 o clock Rev Walen of Ceresco will conduct services
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Swedish Mission Church
Oscar Johnson
August Gustafson
Omaha
Neb
Butte
Mr. Walen
Ceresco
Rev Barnes to Preach at First Presbyterian Church Today
The Rev. George E. Barnes will deliver sermons at First Presbyterian Church this Sunday in the morning and evening at the usual hours. Sunday school and Junior Endeavors will meet at their regular times.
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George E. Barnes
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church Services and Bible School
First Baptist church on Lo cust and Fifth streets led by Rev CC Davis at 312 Maple Street invites all to attend services at 11 a m and 7 p m with Bible school at 12 20 p m and midweek worship Wednesday at 8. A welcoming note to everyone.
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First Baptist Church
Locust and
Fifth Streets
CC. H. Davis
Maple Street
Sunday School Picnic Planned by Norwegian Lutheran Church
If pleasant weather, the Sunday school will picnic at Mill Creek with a train leaving at 2:35 a.m. If stormy, regular church services will be held there.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Mill Creek
Swedish Baptist Church Services and Meetings Announced
Swedish Baptist church at the corner of Cedar and Fifth streets lists services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. A young people's literary meeting is planned for next Tuesday night, with prayer meeting Friday night. Ladies' Aid meets at Ary Olson's home, 818 Sixth Street, Thursday night. Church business meeting Monday night. A cordial welcome to all.
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Swedish Baptist Church
Cedar
Fifth Streets
Carl Berntson
Young People's
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ary Olson
Sixth Street
Two Drowned In Elkhorn River Incident At Norfolk
Norfolk Nebraska July 29 a rowboat carrying Miss Annie McBride and Carroll Powers was swept over a dam in the Elkhorn river and both occupants were drowned. The boat drifted into the swift current and became unmanageable.
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Norfolk
Neb
Annie McBride
Carroll Powers
Elkhorn River
Degree for Tower at Edinburgh ceremony
Berlin reports Ambassador Tower has been notified that the University of Standrows in Edinburgh will confer the degree of Doctor of Laws on October 17. Andrew Carnegie is to be installed again as lord rector at the ceremony.
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Berlin
Ambassador Tower
University of Standrows
Edinburgh
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Christian Science Services at 211 Cherry Street
First reader Mrs Bessie Daigler leads services on Sunday and Wednesday at 8 pm with subject Spirit. Sunday school meets at 12 30 pm. Reading room open daily 2 to 4 30 except Sundays. All are welcome.
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Christian Science Services
Cherry Street
Bessie Daigler
Clerk Charles O'Connor Injured in Store Fall
Miles City July 29 Charles O Connor a clerk for W B Jordan Mercantile Company dislocated his knee yesterday when he fell off the counter and will be confined for several days in a local injury report noting the accident at the store location.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Charles O'’Connor
W. B. Jordan Mercantile Company
Swedish Lutheran Church Sees Sunday Services And Picnic
Swedish Lutheran church at Cedar and Sixth streets announces services today. Sunday school picnic at 11 30 a m at the old park with a programme at 3 p m led by Rev H Lind pastor.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Cedar and
Sixth Streets
Old Park
H. Lind
Probable Loss of Vessels Near Hakodate
Advices from Hakodate say the Japanese sealing schooners Hokusei and Kogei, last reported in May off Oshima island, are overdue and believed sunk by Russians as other sealing vessels were destroyed. Four Canadians and one Norwegian hunter from the Pacific region were aboard.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Hakodate
Hokusei
Kogei
Oshima Island
Pacific
Methodist church services announced for Sunday
First Methodist Episcopal church at Third and Oak invites all to attend today’s services. At 10 a.m. class meeting, 11 a.m. sermon by the pastor, 12:30 p.m. Sunday school, 7 p.m. Epworth league, and an evening sermon follow. A cordial invitation is extended.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Third and
Oak Streets
Ware
Epworth League
Robbins Baptist mission services and debt rally
Robbins Baptist mission at 319 East Front Street led by Pastor H Parsons opens with Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. with topics “Trusting” and “Proof of Faith.” A grand rally to pay off debt is scheduled for August 13 and invites all to attend.
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Robbins Baptist Mission
East Front Street
Parsons
Peruna Aids Women In Health Hardships Across States
Society women housewives and workers praise Peruna as a remedy. Miss Louise Matthews of Joplin Missouri reports cold that turned to bronchial illness and stomach catarrh improved after three bottles. Mrs Carrie King of Darlington Missouri calls Peruna her longtime household remedy curing biliousness kidney and liver trouble. Miss Marie Lepshaw of Portland Oregon, Garment Workers local 228, says weeks of distress vanish after several weeks of Peruna and she is in normal health again.
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Carrie King
Darlington
Marie Lepshaw
Second Street
Portland
Ore
Garment Workers’ Union
Rainfall in Custer exceeds average. water holes fill fast
Miles City July rainfall slightly above normal at 1.97 inches versus 1.87, with year-to-date 1.12 inches behind. rain revives grass and stock feed ahead of Aug shipping. Lightning caused livestock losses at Cross S ranch Hackett Pumpkin creek. storms hit fences and trees. Post office changes in Madison and Montana land/treasury actions noted. Bank conversion approved in Glasgow. forest service authorizes irrigation and pipe projects. pensions and patents granted. timber and reserve planning underway.
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Standard
Miles City
Government Weather Bureau
Reform School
Cross S Ranch
Hackett
Pumpkin Creek
Rochester
Madison County
Melrose
Frank E. Warburton
Ferguson
Elizabeth C. Wright
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Treasury Department
Bank of
Valley County
Glasgow
First National Bank of
George B. Allison
Cooke
Absarokee Division
Yellowstone Reserve
Forest Service
Jonas Hetzel
Grayling
Madison River
W. L. van Tassel
Willard C. Pierce
Daniel Cronin
John Workman
John Sayre
Philo S. Brockway
George Peabody
Joseph H. McGilligan
Henry Clark
Knudt G. Springen
Butte
Thomas Wilson
Lewistown
T. H. Sherrard
Bozeman
Wyoming
P. G. Redington
Lewis and Clark Reserve
W. J. Gardiner
Great Falls
J. de Witt Warner
Washington Appoints Postmasters and Rural Routes in Montana
Special Washington dispatch reports Ollia Sandwick named postmaster at Mitchell in Lewis and Clark county, replacing Thomas Grimes who resigned. Anson Bennett named postmaster at Toston, Broadwater county, succeeding Beecher Bentham. New rural delivery routes established for Absarokee and Roberts in Carbon county with Aug 1 start, details on mileage area population and houses. Arrow Post Office created in Cascade county with Sallie McDonald postmistress. Hiram Rishel named postmaster at Canyon Creek, Lewis and Clark county, replacing Moses Foot.
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Standard
Washington, D. C
Ollia Sandwick
Mitchell
Lewis and Clark County
Thomas A. Grimes
Anson B. Bennett
Toston
Broadwater County
Beecher K. Bentham
Montana
Absarokee
Carbon County
Roberts
Arrow
Cascade County
Sallie McDonald
Hiram H. Rishel
Canyon Creek
Moses F. Foot
Kicked by horse shocks Miles City as rider survives gash
Miles City July 29. C T Lantis arrived from Garland with Ray Warner who had been breaking horses nearby. Warner was kicked by a horse that morning and suffered a scalp wound at least six inches long yet remained conscious.
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The
Standard
Miles City
C. T. Lantis
Garland
Ray Warner
Warner
Four Trains Arrive Late After Washout East of Billings
Four trans continental Northern Pacific trains reached St Paul this afternoon about a day behind schedule due to a washout east of Billings Montana. The incident disrupted arrivals across the line and caused delays for travelers and freight.
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St. Paul
Trans-Continental
Northern Pacific Railroad
Billings
Mont
Baron Rosen to Await Witte Arrival in New York
Baron Rosen the Russian ambassador and his secretary left Manchester Massachusetts today to meet M Witte the other Russian peace plenipotentiary in New York awaiting his arrival.
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Manchester
Mass
Judge Hunt Sets Terms for Federal Court Sessions
Judge William H. Hunt announced future terms for the United States court at Helena Butte and Great Falls with five and a half months in Helena four and a quarter in Butte and one month in Great Falls annually leaving about six weeks for vacation. Terms begin Helena January and June Butte April and October Great Falls May and September with midmonth starts as listed.
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The
Standard
Helena
William H. Hunt
United States Court
Heleena
Butte
Great Falls
Hunt
Great Page
Sheriff Pursues Deserter Across State Line
Special Dispatch from Billings reports Sheriff Adama went to Sheridan Wyoming to fetch W. G. Blakely, arrested there on a desertion charge filed by Mrs. Blakely. Blakely is wanted to answer for deserting his wife and minor children, and his return without requisition is uncertain.
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Standard
Billings
Adama
Sheridan
Wyo
W. G. Blakely
Blakely
Typhoid Cases Rise At Miles City School
Two new typhoid fever cases are reported at the reform school in Miles City. The depot operator, William Kleinfeldt, left today for Brainerd hospital with symptoms of the disease.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Reform School
William Klienfeldt
Brainerd Hospital
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