Milwaukee Road Keeps On Original Survey
Helena July 29 without interference from government withdrawals the Milwaukee railroad can proceed with the Great Falls Missoula line survey down the Big Blackfoot canyon. Restored withdrawals along the Big Blackfoot river will become public domain August 18 and entry or other applications September 20. Milwaukee officers feared the withdrawal would force alternative river surveys. Lands lie in townships 13 14 north range 12 14 west and 4 15 north range 13 west and 14 north range 14 west. Alva Mayne ill with appendicitis at Livingston hospital operated on at midnight and improving. Fair Association secretary Nye announced new county fair features auto races with stock car 30 horsepower races on first and third days and cars over 30 horsepower on second and fourth days. Purses 59 30 and 10 for first three finishers. rules rest with Automobile club.
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Helena
Milwaukee Railroad
Great Falls
Missoula
Big Blackfoot Canyon
General Land Office
Big Blackfoot River
Alva Mayne
Livingston
L. R. Nye
The
Fair Association
Automobile Club
William Barnes
Yellowstone Land and Irrigation Company
Livingston Hospital
Archie Nye
Jesse Beery
Dayton
Ohio
Catherine Mayne
Bozeman Sweet Pea Carnival to Get World Film Interest
Bozeman on July 2 reports a leading motion picture company will send representatives at its own expense to film coronation of the carnival queen and the parade. The project aims to boost the carnival’s fame worldwide while drawing many locals into preparations for pageant decorations.
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Bozeman
Yellowstone Land and Irrigation official dies after haystack fall
William Barnes, 40, died at Livingston hospital from paralysis after a haystack fall at work for Yellowstone Land and Irrigation. The Livingston accident occurred this morning.
Harrington Funeral Set At City Residence
Undertakers announce the funeral of the late Don P. Harrington. Service will begin Wednesday morning at 9 o clock at the family residence 6 West Pacific street then proceed to St Lawrence church for high mass at 9 30.
Funeral notices for Cote Bow en Carey and services
The notice lists deaths and funeral plans for Frank Cote Edward Bow en and Minnie Carey. Cote to be buried at Catholic cemetery after mass at St. Joseph's church. Bow en remains at Sherman Reed parlors with funeral to be announced. Carey died at 396 West Quartz Street with remains at Sherman Reed parlors and funeral notice to follow. Sherman Reed Undertakers and Embalmers are named.
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West Quartz Street
Sherman & Reed
Funeral notices for Herley Murphy Fallon and Fallon
The funeral of Michael Herley will be held Thursday at Walsh's undertaking parlors at 9 o'clock then at St. Patrick's church for high mass at 9 30. Interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery. Oliver J. Murphy, age 24, died yesterday. His remains were moved to 522 North Franklin street and a funeral time will be announced later. Patrick J. Fallon, age 25, died yesterday and lies at Walsh's undertaking parlors awaiting instructions from relatives for a future funeral notice.
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Walsh
M. J. Walsh Funeral Director and Embalmer
M. J. Walsh Funeral Director and Embalmer located at 125 East Park Street offers professional funeral services and embalming, serving families with traditional and personalized arrangements.
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East Park Street
John Carveth Dies at 50 in Frugal Funeral Notice
John Carveth aged 50 died yesterday. The body was removed to Richards undertaking parlors. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the family residence near 71 Last Park Street. Deceased was a member of the Musicians' Union.
Joseph Richards Contact Details in Butte Montana
Joseph Richards location at 1519 South Montana Street in Butte Montana is listed with telephone numbers including Bell Phone 307 and another number 1507. The entry records a residential address and two phone identifiers for contact.
Kalispell Guardsmen Champions in State Rifle Meet
Kalispell guardsmen dominate Montana state rifle contest in Helena with wins in the state trophy match and individual events. Company F takes the state trophy with 816 points, Company H second. Mark H. ring tops the individual surprise fire with 93, followed by Richard Doorenbos and Charles Sheridan. Weather hindered but scores remained strong as 40 contestants competed for medals and national representation.
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Helena
Kalispell
National Guard of Montana
Mathes
Camp Perry
Montana
Company F. of
Company H of
Company A
Bozeman
Company D
Valier
Company K
Billings
Company FE
Milesay
Mark H. Ring
Charles Sheridan
Deering
Richard Doorenbos
Twenty Six Patients at the State Sanitarium
Helena July 29 Montana State Tuberculosis Sanitarium at Galena is filled to capacity Dr T D Tuttle head of the institute says We have 26 patients all we can accommodate He adds even if accommodations for 500 we would have the patients The sanitarium is barely a beginning and admissions have surged from few applications to turning people away daily Most patients except the far gone are expected to stay about a year with some cases from Butte already sent there
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Helena
Montana State
Galena
T. D. Tuttle
Capitol
Butte
Record Warm Grain Season in Judith Basin Forecast
Helena July 29 David Hilger of Lewistown reports no season in Judith basin Fergus county history matches this year He estimates total grain output at 10003000 bushels and wheat yields likely not less than 40 bushels per acre based on a basin tour and current conditions.
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Helena
Judith Basin
Fergus County
David Hilger
Lewistown
Chautauqua Tent Downed By High Wind In Lewistown
Lewistown notes a severe wind collapsed the Chautauqua tent, forcing programs into the high school gym. Rain boosted spring grains, while a Moore citizen, T F MacRae, a former deputy assessor, was released from a two year stay in the insane asylum. A petition for recommitment was rejected after a four physician commission found him sane, with a new petition to recommit to come for hearing in a few days. involved locals likely to be subpoenaed.
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Lewistown
T. F. MacRae
Moore
Ayers
MacRae
Billings Land Line Rail Track Dispute Brought Before State Board
At a Helena meeting of the state board of equalization R D Pollard tax agent for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy explained the railroad contention over about two and a half miles of Billings track. Citizens insist it is main line but the company contends it should be sidetrack. The board set Aug 15 for Billings citizens to present their case.
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Helena
State Board of Equalization
R. D. Pollard
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Billings
Montana college founder to leave state for health reasons
Bozeman July 29 Prof Homer G Phelps the first Montana Agricultural College teacher who organized the early classroom work in January 1898 and later led the business department is preparing a final removal from Montana due to his family health needs. He will move to Spokane.
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Bozeman
Homer G. Phelps
Montana Agricultural College
Montana
Spokane
Bozeman Extends Chautauqua Run After Strong Attendance
Bozeman signs on for another year for the Chautauqua which closes today. The company rep secured 145 signatures in about 20 minutes for this year's program. The event has drawn well despite some inclement weather and enjoyed popular attendance in Bozeman.
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Bozeman
Despondent widow von a lone dies by laudanum
Mrs Minnie Carey aged 47 of 306 West Quartz street drank laudanum at 2 pm after planning burial, dying eight hours later. Despondent over loneliness and lack of care she told friends she would rather be dead. Husband Dennis Carey a Whitehall saloon man. no children. Coroner ordered body removed. burial plans noted. Born in Canada, resident of Butte for 14 years.
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Minnie Carey
West Quartz Street
Hugh M. Ware
Knight Owls Blank Ogden On Booster Day
Ames held Ogden to four hits and no errors as Helena defeated Ogden 6 to 0 on booster day. Two base hits by Crittenden Quigley Menges, three base hit by Lussi, steals by Gibson Doreh Murray, sacrifice hits Cronin Lussi Gibson Doreh, double plays Quigley Menges and Lussi Quigley Tatessi Levy Risberg Woolums and Levy Jones, pitchers Ames Ballinger. Time 1 14. Umpire Frary.
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Ogden
Ames
Helena
Crittenden
Quigley
Menges
Lussi
Gibson
Doreh
Murray
Cronin
Tatessi
Levy
Risberg
Woolums
Jones
Ballinger
Knight
Frary
Helena AB. Roh PO
Spencer
Ogden AB H
Pol
KB Woolums
Evedad
Moorehead
Stneesseesee
A Jones
Weasler
Eersavens
Steerer Tereee
Cf Tee Sane
Seer Ween
Levy ” Perkins
Susevosesens
A Ballinger
Pod
Skyscrapers Win First Of Battle With Electrics
Salt Lake opened the series by defeating Great Falls 8 to 4 in a lively game. Morgan pitched well, McCloskey’s hitters struck when needed, and Faye was removed for disputing a strike call. The box shows Murphy, Huelsman with two base hits, Kelly, Hester, Dressen, Pendleton with three base hits, and notable plays including Sacrifice hits by Hester and a Davis sacrifice fly.
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Salt Lake
Skyscrapers
Great Falls
Morgan
Murphy
Huelsman
Kelly
Hester
Dressen
Pendleton
Davis
Potts
Liner
Delhi
Spencer
Larocque
AB. R. H. PO
Faye
Duffy
DSB DB Sc Deviccarcaaseesep
Tome
Galena
Siner
Weaver
Ce Perenne
Ee Schimpff
Deedes
Weennee
Ita
McClain
Rscecescenercee
Total Cockercesrsee Ae
Oesteer
Two fast trotters make marks at Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Mich July 29 A crowded Grand Circuit card produced solid times with no records. Billy M won the 2 09 pace in straight heats while Uncle Biff took the 2 20 trot for the Grand Rapids Railway purse with Eula Belle second and Bertha Cary third. Mundy C Dublin Lady and Bingarion staged a sharp 2 10 2 09 finish in the 2 24 trot with Mundy C prevailing after two heats. best times ranged around 2 06 2 07.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Billy M
Grand Rapids Railway
Uncle Biff
Bulabelle
Henrietta C
Mundy C
Dublin Lady
Bingarion
Murphy
Princess Patch
Avelene
Eulabelle
Bertha Cary
Mandy C
Unclear OCR sports score snippet from Midwest region
Fragmentary data shows city abbreviations and scores such as St Joseph 2 Omaha 1 Topeka 7 Denver 2 Sioux City 1 Des Moines. Context incomplete. no clear match to an event, date, or team outcome.
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St. Joseph
Omaha
Topeka
Denver
Sioux City
Des Moines
Bombs Dropped by Didier Masson Over Guaymas Harbor
French aviator Didier Masson in a biplane dropped four bombs over Guaymas harbor near Tampico. Bombs fell within feet of the federal gunboat, sparking reports of a strike. General Alvarado and staff observed the raid from a hill as Masson flew under heavy fire and returned to base.
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Guaymas
Mexico
Didier Masson
Tampico
Guaymas Harbor
Alvarado
Juarez Campaign Advance Ordered By Villa Ally
El Paso July 29 Colonel Ortega constitutionalist commander at Guadalupe forty five miles south of Juarez told reporters he had been ordered by General Villa to break camp tonight and begin marching to join Villa’s main body south of Juarez in a move to prepare for a juncture with the advancing forces.
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el Paso
Texas
Ortega
Guadalupe
Juarez
Villa
Chinese urged to flee Chihuahua as Juarez assault planned
Ortega claims 1100 cavalry, total 3200 troops with several machine guns but no field artillery. Mar Wing Kee, El Paso Chinese consular representative, received a telegram from Ow Yung Kee in San Francisco directing all Chinese to leave Western Chihuahua at once and come to the border.
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Juarez
Ortega
Mar Wing Kee
el Paso
Ow Yung Kee
China
San Francisco
Chihuahua
Cross Beats Baldwin In Twenty Round Bout In L A
Leach Cross of New York won the decision over Matty Baldwin after twenty rounds in Los Angeles. Cross dominated most of the bout with Baldwin rallying in the closing rounds.
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Los Angeles
Leach Cross
New York
Matty Baldwin
Cross
Baldwin
O'Brien Wins Decision After Fouls in 2nd Round Fight
Great Falls report on July 29 notes Danny O'Brien earned a decision over George Kelly in a 12 round bout at 135 pounds. Kelly was warned for a first round foul and fouled again in the second.
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Great Falls
Danny O'Brien
George Kelly
Kelly
Butte Briefs Picnic Postponed By Unfavorable Weather
The Tadies Aid society of Mountain View Methodist Episcopal church has postponed its planned picnic for tomorrow due to unfavorable weather conditions.
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Tadies’ Aid Society
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
Educational conference of Methodist churches at Great Falls
The Montana and Northern Montana conferences of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold an educational conference at Great Falls on Friday. Rev. Charles Bovard will preside with Drs Mills Smith Wolfe Van Orsdel Martin and Haynes among attendees.
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Montana
Northern Montana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Great Falls
Charles Bovard
Mills, Smith and Wolfe
van Orsdel
Martin and Haynes
Clergy Conference Attended by Presiding Elder Mills In Butte
The Rev. Edward Laird Mills presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal church attended a clergy conference in Butte yesterday. He opened the quarterly meetings last night and announced next week’s conferences at Mountain View Trinity Grace Unity and the Italian mission churches.
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Edward Laird Mills
Methodist Episcopal Church
Butte
Mountain View
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Unity
Horseman Wile to Recover From Injuries After Monday Night Incident
S R Hauser owner of Orperth Lucile Allen and Dutch Courage, a prominent turfman of southern tracks, is expected to recover from injuries sustained Monday night unless an unexpected complication arises.
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S. R. Hauser
Orperth
Lucile Allen
Dutch Courage
Southern Tracks
Hauser Hospitalized After Chest Kick Incident
Hauser remained in hospital after a chest kick by Orperth left him in fear of a broken rib pressing on the heart. He is a patient at St. James' hospital.
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Hauser
Orperth
St. James’ Hospital
Funeral Held in Dillon for Mrs. Millie Haines Evans
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon July 29 The funeral of Mrs. Millie Haines Evans was held at the Methodist church this afternoon She was the wife of John G Evans of Butte and longtime Dillon resident She was the only child of Mrs Betsey Haines and is survived by her mother her husband two young daughters and two aunts Mrs Samuel Arndts and Mrs Bert Selway
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The
Standard
Dillon
Millie Haines Evans
Methodist
Property Transfers Include Gallatin Addition and Despatch Lode
Vernie A. Davis transfers lots 1 through 5 in block 30 of Gallatin addition to Jessie S. Wathey for $1. Elizabeth Fluke and consort sell lots 18 and 19 in block 27% of Clark's addition to Catherine Burton for $1. Emma A. Farley as executrix and trustee transfers portion of Despatch lode to Frances O'Brien for $1. I. Edwards and wife sell lot 80 in block 5 of Montrose addition to Ed G. Smith for $1.
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Vernie A. Davis
Jessie S. Wathey
Gallatin
Elizabeth Fluke
Catherine Burton
Clark
Emma A. Farley
George W. Farlin
Frances O’brien
Edwards
Ed G. Smith
Montrose Addition
Dillon Concern Cause of New Complaint Ruling
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ruled shippers must prosecute information complaints on the docket and cannot revive abandoned claims for five years. The Dillon Coal and Transfer Co of Dillon Montana, seeking reparation from Oregon Short Line and others for coal shipments, had abandoned its claim in 1907 after informal denial and now seeks adjudication.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dillon Coal and Transfer Company
Dillon, Mont
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Coal
Chicago to Hire Women Police for Beaches and Halls
Chicago officials approved an ordinance creating women on the police force. Mayor Harrison will appoint ten officers to serve at beaches, dance halls, and other venues where women are deemed more effective than men.
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Chicago
Harrison
Races Planned for Great Falls Meet to Open Aug 30
H I Wilson president of the Butte Jockey Club announced a 14 day racing meet at Great Falls from August 30 to September 15. The Deer Lodge and Great Falls circuits will share horses after the Anaconda meeting with 12 purses daily. Northern Montana Racing Association will direct the events amid plans to expand stable facilities and revive the historic plant. Calvin E Hubbard will serve as secretary and manager with H J Wilson as racing manager.
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H. I. Wilson
Butte Jockey Club
Great Falls
Deer Lodge
Wilson
Gemmell
Great Fal
Butte
Montana
Northern Montana Racing Association
Marcus Daly
Calvin E. Hubbard
H. J. Wilson
Anaconda
Missoula
Race track theft charges filed against two men
County attorney filed a complaint accusing Frank Richter and William Tripp of petty larceny. J. Br. Scovii of 687 Colorado street says Richter and Tripp picked his pocket of $10 in the betting ring at the race track.
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Frank Richter
William Tripp
J. BR. Scovii
Colorado Street
Richter
Tripp
Grass from India Powers Paper Pulp Use
A native Indian grass is proving highly useful for paper pulp with annual usage reaching zero tons for that purpose.
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India
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