Boulder townsfolk brace as floods threaten dike
Manager George St Armstrong and four Unemen of the Ren Telephone company endured a grueling to repair lines from Butte to Helen Sunday. They faced washed-out bridges, rising waters, and flooded routes while the Boulder dike faced renewed danger. No fatalities were reported though many residents moved to higher ground as rails and poles vanished.
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George St. Armstrong
Great Northern Railroad
van Boulder
Boulder
Wieels
Buite
Armstrong
Elk Paris
Tasin
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Lit Park
Jaén
Helens
Woodspur
Wilder
Busin
Basin
Conesterante
Armatrong
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern Company
Elk Park
Butte
Helann Tor
Mines reopen as tieup ends with westbound traffic restoring
After a shutdown, mines reopen as ties are cleared and Northern Pacific traffic resumes from Butte westward toward Garrison. Five freight trains, some carrying perishables, depart while crews repair washouts and restore long-distance telegraph and telephone links between Butte, Helena, and western hubs. Progress allows planned service to Seattle and Spokane to resume, with lines to Missoula and Dillon gradually reconnected.
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Northern Pacific
Butte
Hest
Garrison
Spokang
Seattle
Oregon
Salt Lake
Poar Farm
Anent
W. H. Merriman
Lagan
Tefferson Ishida
Bute
Wallila
Hutte
Bellelephone
Bozeman
Salt Hale
Sutie
Helena
Armstrong
Dillon
Pony
Virginia City
Anaconda
Missoni
Cloudburst at Gardens Drenches Butte Resort
A veritaite cloudburst struck last evening in Butte near the Gardens, flooding the resort area. Heavy rain sent water cascading down canyon walls washing gullies along streetcar tracks and rails, with sections of the park wall damaged and the lake torn.
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Dast Yner Qwad Almast
Butte
Bull Park
Philipsburg Cut Off As Flood Disrupts Rail Route
Special delivery from Philipsburg reports the town is severed from the rest of the country after a washout on the canyon track. Trains halted and crews work to assess destroyed bridges including Mint Creek area. repairs to Diwumimond line unlikely before week’s end.
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Tine &Phlipsburg
Drinamond Ratumard
Prpsbury
Howe
Hare
Triin
Diwumimond
Hellgencrosa
Mint Creek
Mhirasalny
Bridgg
Creek Conditions Worsen Along Rock Creek Road
In Philipsburg area creek conditions are worse than nearby with large creeks entering the main channel between here and Dummond, all overflowing their banks due to heavy flows from hard work and rising waters.
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Philipsburg
Here
Dummond
Crest of High Waters Nearing Peak Across Plains
Flood warnings persist as Kaw River is expected to rise six feet higher and the Missouri about three feet more, threatening Armourdale and nearby areas. Kansas reports fair weather but streets and railroads remain disrupted as residents evacuate despite assurances from weather authorities.
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Kansas
Armourdale
Kan City
Kan
Weather Bureau
War Over County Seat Tragedy Ends In Two Deaths
In Muskogee Oklahoma the county seat dispute escalated into lethal violence. General Dunlap, guarding the courthouse, was shot and killed instantly. A deputy sheriff and an alleged assailant, ACH Woods, were wounded as deputies pursued the suspect. A high court seat tension persists in the region.
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Meintorh
Intian
Celery
Metbei
Miskogee
Jon Parischer
Jealous Manufacturer Kills Wife and Himself in Cleveland
A jealous Garlett Garletts Guncheering armn puny employe killed his wife Ihgabuth and then shot himself in a hotel at Wiktongiby suburb. The tragedy is said to have been caused by jealousy.
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Ménanges
Kol
Ghicaga
Fintranchieo
Feattla
Spo
Kune
Oan
Mingouta
Uisti Wden Butta
Holecoh
Anaconda
Western Union
Cleveland
Ohta
Ditie Chars BP
Garlett
Shehtoet
kiMed
Ihgabuth
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Hte
Wiktongiby
Land restoration planned for public entry on irrigation lands
Government notes that approximately 200000 acres in Yellowstone irrigation areas, previously withdrawn, have been restored to public entry. The lands cover townships 18 to 27 north and ranges 60 east, with the Lower Yellowstone connection referenced.
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Spork
Standard
Washington, Dime
Yellowstone
Watches with jury fault at Mayer's in June fourth
Fragmented OCR notes describe watches and a lock incident at Mayer's on June fourth. Key names and exact details are unreadable.
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Jowaleyy
Wntira Alocke
Omo
Mayer'd
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