Two Youths Confirmed at Temple B'nai Israel Pentecost Service
At Temple B'nai Israel two boys Myer Brinig and Abe L Engel were confirmed during Pentecost services attended by a large congregation. Rabbi Cohen delivered the sermon on First Fruits and duty, urging the boys to become loyal citizens and devoted Jews, and the temple president distributed diplomas.
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Aarge
Edward Champion Hall
Myer Brinig
Abe L. Engel
Montague N A
Cohen
William Carlick
Cohen Gove
First Middle Creek Log Drive in Three Years
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman reports George W. Flanders finally achieving a log drive on Middle creek after two failed attempts. About 300 feet of saw timber will travel the 30 mile run to his mill, with crews at both ends guiding the flow as water remains high.
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Middle Creek
Bozeman
George W. Flanders
Middle Creek Canyon
Flanders
Indictments Returned Against Alleged Plotters in Madero Case
Grand jury in El Paso Texas returned indictments against Daniel Devilliers and W L Dunne charging conspiracy against Francisco I Madero Jr Extradition will be sought from Mexico for Dunne who is jailed in Monterey Mexico
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Fl Paso
Texas
Daniel Devilliers
W. L. Dunne
Francisco I. Madero Jr
Dunne
Monterey
Mexico
Montana Dental Society Holds Eighth Annual Meeting
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports the eighth annual Montana State Dental Society meeting opens in Helena with more than members present. The two day gathering concludes Saturday night with a banquet, signaling a full slate of discussions and events.
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The
Standard
Helena
Montana State Dental Society
Second Victim of Wild Shots Dits Denver Tragedy
In Denver at the Brown Palace hotel barroom a mining man from Victor Colorado named George E Copeland died from wounds inflicted by Harold F Henwood amid a midnight fusillade that also wounded A Von Puhl of St Louis and bystanders. Copeland's leg was amputated after gangrene signs appeared but he died hours later. Henwood pleaded not guilty to murder as bail questions arose and testimony noted a treasury window opening during a prior case.
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Col
A. von Puhl
St. Louis
Harold F. Henwood
Brown Palace
George E. Copeland
Victor
Henwood
Copeland
von Puhl
Bozeman eighth grade graduates named for high school entry
County superintendent Miss Ida W. Davis reports 24 of 45 examinees earned diplomas. An exam is set for June 13 in Bozeman. Named passers from Belgrade, Logan, Spring Hill, Salesville, Central Park, Dry Creek, Valley View, Harper, Monforton and Maudlow include Nora Cowan, Edna Decker, Oscar Forswall, Keith Worth and others. Officials expect total eligible boasts to about 80 with plans to enlarge the high school building discussed and a voter referral urged.
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Bozeman
Ida W. Davis
Belgrade
Nora Cowan
Edna Decker
Alexander Gilchrist
Helen Hough
Francis Knowles
Douglas Lewis
Rillows Yates
Logan
Eddie Carpenter
Kathryn Flynn
Esther Sloan
Spring Hill
Lucy Axtell
Oscar Forswall
Alfred Walton
Salesville
Belle Carpenter
Keith Worth
Central Park
Edna Parson
Louise Stone
Dry Creek
Hazel Spaulding
Martin Tribble
Valley View
Paul Cox
Frankie McCullough
Harper
Herman Mathews
Monforton
Edna G. Clark
Maudlow
Louis Pavey
Rhodes in court—pleads to attempted Polk County treasury robbery
Des Moines reports A. L. Rhodes, under indictment for attempting to rob the Polk County treasury weeks ago, today declared on. He faces charges connected to the planned heist as the case moves forward in the local court.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. L. Rhodes
Polk County
A Bunch of Glandered Horses Causes Arrests
Miles City June 1 Marshal William Lindsay served summons on Dr A H Cheney deputy state veterinarian and on Frank Newland to appear in Fargo federal court May 13. Leavitt Bros of Aberdeen South Dakota sold gland ered horses to buyers in South Dakota originally owned by J B Poe Tusler. Leavitt found guilty of selling gland ered horses and obtaining money under false pretenses through misrepresentations in the sales. Prosecution in North Dakota stems from the same horses.
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Miles City
William Lindsay
A. H. Cheney
Frank Newland
Fargo
Leavitt Bros
Aberdeen
South Diekota
J B. Poe
Tusler
Will of Rich ard H. Clark Bequeaths Remainder to Daughter
New York on June 1 reports the will of Richard H. Clark, a wealthy lawyer and political writer. He leaves his residuary estate to his daughter Mary Ada Clark, but only so long as she remains in the world and does not join any monastic or religious sisterhood or other institution or community.
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Butte
Middle West
New York
Boston
Richard H. Clark
Mary Ada Clark
Body of Unknown Man Found in Yellowstone
Miles City June 1 Coroner Lan phear and W G Hyde return from near the Ingersell ranch on the north side of the Yellowstone river six miles east of town. They buried the remains of an unknown man found floating May 24 by P Roark and A L Webster of Billings. The body lay face down on the bank since March due to river breakup. The man wore a plate in the upper mouth. lower plate likely lost. Hair described as sandy gray. Remains decomposed. pockets held unreadable papers but fragments from Seattle Spokane and Syracuse newspapers could be identified.
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Miles City
Lanphear
W. G. Hyde
Ingersell Ranch
Yellowstone River
P. Roark
A. L. Webster
Billinga
Bulings
Seattle
Spokane
Syracuse
Druggist Burned When Acid Bottle Breaks in Mullan
Special dispatch reports Wallace Idaho June 1 that China Roholt a druggist in Mullan was injured when carbolic acid bottle shattered while corking it. The acid splashed his face leaving severe burns and likely loss of sight in one eye.
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the Standard
Wallace
Idaho
China
Ro Holt
Mullan
the Hope Hospital
Miles City Rail Line Prospects Move Forward
A. T. Rutherford of Sheridan and a Miles City landowner discuss the Miles City Sheridan railway project. Gillette, the project lead, returned with no firm promises but signaled favorable prospects. Authorities are weighing extending the line 125 miles south to oil fields near Sheridan and on toward Salt Lake City.
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The
Standard
Miles City
A. T. Rutherford
Sheridan
Wyo
Rutherford
Gillette
Salt Lake
Miles City Eagles Plan Carnival for State Convention
Miles City Eagles announce a carnival linked to the state convention. The recent fair yielded 3908.00 in receipts with 2686.22 in expenditures and 1216.78 added to the convention fund. Also advertised is a Saturday sale at Hennessy store offering socks and hose at 25 cents a pair from various fabrics.
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Standard
Miles City
Hennessy
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