Municipal Muddle Roundup Sparks City Controversy
The city faces a fresh controversy over police oversight as a council vote nears to reappoint Brennan as police chief. A faction loyal to former chief Pyles threatens to unseat Brennan on a technicality, potentially triggering a special election.
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Tivelye
Praobiente
Avery
Onielat Faily
Tounilup
Ghiet
Byles
J. MW. Brennan
Dude Crum
Ghier Pyles
Lovingyhie
Myles
Brennan
Ant
Pyles
Possible Bit of History May Be Result of Find
A fragmentary report describes a queer find near Melville by John Peterson and Paterson, a slab of sandstone with inscribed runes. Explorers, scouts, and officials sought to verify if the artifact related to Civil War era cave sites on Crazy Mountain range. The piece is shown at C. N. Skulhman’s office.
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James
John Peterson
Melville
Mrr
Paterson
Crazy Mountain Range
Terean
Iiems
War Department
Smt
Raveanmont Srauty
Ure Craules
C. N. SkUbnan
Rules on Whigh Assessor Work and Tax Matters
The state tax commission will hold a meeting upon Governor Stewart’s return to discuss assessors duties, bank and mortgage regulation, and solvent crafts. The commission also will consider inheritance tax issues on stacks and bonds in Montana. State Tax Commissioner George M. Houtz has received many letters urging transfers of stock inherited from Montana companies for non residents.
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Telong
Stewart
Montana
George M. Houtz
Fourth of July plans reconsidered by local groups
Representatives from the Rezamin number of cammees, the Chellis Valley club, and the Retail Merchants' association met last night to discuss the fourth of July celebration. They noted that nearby towns Gallatin county towns The Forks and Urlgrade would celebrate, and unanimously agreed to scale back the local plan to avoid duplicating the broader holiday events.
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Rexenar
Tune
Tye
Chellis
Pruwiecy Thirteen On Rtgs HartoWton Land Act Notice
The notice refers to Pruwiecy Thirteen on the Rtgs project near Hartowton, segregated peasants under the Cavey land act, with land described northwest of town in townships 9 north ranges 16 18 and WM. It notes years of action by promoters and petitions to retire voters in homestead entries, with claimed land area around 15,091 to 20,0 acres and village placements.
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HartoWton
Farrewton
Fourteenth Child Born to Prosperous Verwolf Family
Bozeman reports the fourteenth child born to Mr and Mrs John Verwolf of the Holland settlement, described as the county's largest family. Mr Verwolf is noted as a wealthy, enterprising man.
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Bozeman
Jung
John Verwolf
Holland Settlement
Afr
Verwolf
Mis Ru
Giulalih
Dedication of Libby Episcopal Church Planned for June 20
The Libby Episcopal church, built three years ago, will be dedicated on Sunday, June 20, with District Superintendent T. O. White to attend. The building has recently cleared its debt thanks to efforts by G. McColm and others.
Relinquishment of lands near Big Timber under land act
A letter to US Commissioner C N Seillmagg from Bozeman land office states that lands held by Glass Lindsey Land Co under the Carey net adjacent to Big Timber have been relinquished and are now subject to entry under the Homestead and Desert Land Act.
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Hig Timber
United States
C. N. Seillmagg
Bozemen Anndomen
Glass-Lindsey Land Company
Carey Net
Big Timber
Crops in Gallatin Valley Show Hopeful Prospect
Reports from Gallatin Valley indicate generally good crops this season. Wheat, timothy hay, and clover are improving despite occasional winter damage and strong winds. overall stand estimates range near normal to above, with pasture and forage prospects strong.
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Tenoman
Clalatin
Gallatin Valley
Whitehall Community School Notes and Local Incidents
Whitehall records show Principal O W Witkens reporting 13 to 14 grade 1 students enrolled this term with 124 daily attendance and attendance percentage at Bi. Notable events include a wagon accident injuring two, a student departure for St Paul, baseball fund drive and practice plans, irrigation project visit by stockholders, and the first graduation in the city high school with Dorothy Needham and Maury Noble among graduates.
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Whitehall
Jane
Loretta M Dima
Fter Teachtara
Siternsatul
Hamilton High School
Gil Doux
Whitehat
O. W. Witkens
Whitehall Hish
Whoo
Lerchery
James Daniels
Walille
Laster
Noles
Moe
Sajory
Neandhant
Sanm
M. T. ‘Toble
Floreatier
Sherlock
Vtale
Justine
Te Peace
Mc Davey
Davey
Warm Springs
Awhitehall
F. B. McCall
Nootre
J. A. Woll
Uhe Bed Park
South Boulder Valley
Houlder
Mark W. Woolts
Lincoln
Stnehholders
Whitehill
Meir
Ayia Thook
Bdorothy
Maury Nobie
King
Neetham
Mary Viola Nowe
Polo
Mr Hannon
Karl Wrirhl
Robert Clary
Sting
Mrs. Viker
Mr. Green
Aulomasg Ala
Needham
Alies Proves Dunning
Amd
Minses
Garr Brauk
Twin Bridges crops seen strong after warm moist spell
Reports from Twin Bridges and surrounding counties indicate grain and grass are growing well after a late spring. Water storage in the mounting offers irrigation security. A grain elevator has stabilized market conditions, aiding farmers across the Jefferson valley amid generally favorable acreage and drought-free prospects. Local mining men from Feenchester are referenced.
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Tyne
Jefferson Valley
Feenchester
Local Industry and People In Brief From Rochester Area
A jumble of notes reports copper mining talks, wool handling and plant work at Rochester. Wool scouring shifts at Lowes or Lwa Weeks move crews as Sheaving of Sheep resumes. a huge Innidseekers party heads for Upper Manitocan. high water affects river levels. local roads see repairs. John Swanstrum plans investment in Ashton Idaho. A D Hulburd visits Obls Nebraska. Miss Eilie Wirton resigns and moves to Sheridan.
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Chines
Charles Etfe
Aim
Corbin
Green
Frank Alte
Titiania
el Dalleel
Evialinae Mortimer
Boxumat
Phat
Rochester
Lowes
Lwa
Hesser Creek
Dwlel Pahhol
Lawis
Innidseekers
Tig Hola
Ronda
Seyler
Pitther
Tarnquist
John Swanstrum
Ashton
Idaho
A. D. Hulburd
Protests Flare Over Higher Passenger Tariffs
Commissions from Montana and Wisconsin protest increases in passenger tariffs by Northern Pacific and other eastern lines. They ask suspension pending investigation, arguing the new rates, effective May 1, raise costs about two dollars and shift burden to railroads to justify the rises.
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Aida Milwauker
Montana
Wis- Atinuis
Wien
Anch Tarife
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Brontana. Allroad Commission
Mary IL
Commission
Gener
Montana Commission
High Water Threatens to Close Somers Lumber Mill
Kalispell June reports say the middle and south forks of the Tinthent River are subsiding while the north fork rises slowly. Flood danger is deemed past unless heavy rain returns. Water already covers the hatchery floor and nears the Sumera Lumber Company mill's outlets, with another day of use likely to shut the mill.
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Kalispell
Tinthentriver
Pend Oreille
Sumera Lumber Company
Uhere Lowipiet
Lewistown News Reports County Division Drive and Local Marriages
The Lewistown News notes a petition filed to create Judith County with 33 Fergus west-side townships and a $5 000 bond for election costs. It covers the division’s supporters and opposing figures while confirming local marriages and business moves including Fergus County Democrat’s incorporation and a West Point cadet’s return.
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Lewistown
Owne
Judith County
Williom
Fergus
Soln
Tewell
Hewitt
BP. L. Beers
Fran Rushes
Youn Fay
Lan Ter TW. Wright
Stout
Harold TB. White
West Point
Golfen Cob
School of Mines
Military Academy
Ex- Peete
Steve Mowell Dies in Gardiner After Mining Business
Steve Howell, who lived near Cooke City and acquired mining properties, left for Gardiner and died of paralysis in the afternoon. His wife Mewis remains informed as relatives plan to assess the Martin block properties amid the unclear circumstances.
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Livingston
Steve Howell
Cooke City
Gardiner
Fragmented ad prose for local branches and stores
A garbled notice lists multiple branches and businesses around Butte and Centerville. Items mention Henry's plumies, Granite and Alatuuis streets, O'Leary's, Wilson's dying store, and addresses on Harrison Avenue and Main streets. The text is largely unreadable and merges several storefront references with street names.
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Adyeriganyelta
Odineuwthy
Henry
O'Leary
Boutic
South Butte Grarmiies
Wilson's
Harrison Avenue
C. Ww
Walkervill
Daly
Centerville
North Main Street
AID Coxtoen
Land Co offers stock tracts for home buyers in Idaho
An ad dense page shows Land Co colonizers offering home tracts in Kudtenat region of Idaho with payments and forfeitures mentioned. Other listings advertise farms, open land sales, and real estate opportunities, including a 4000 acre Car ny listings opening June 16 and stock raising prospects. Local agents printed contact details and addresses for buyers.
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Sealineula
At. Carine! Land Co
Gt Kudtenat Vattey
Idaho
Bee Crockwell
Witte
Carny Lads
I Leadare
Toho
Lamant Walter
Rosy
Fijgverd Koaling Carey Eams Co
Leifre
Thadd
Joon Ws
Lewisohn
Butte
Actress Mary Mirkford in The Gow Litt Devil pose for film
Mary Mirkford is photographed posing in a scene from The Gow Litt Devil while preparing for film reproduction. The article notes captions and references to Kitty Goelluffs and Madame Isutteng in relation to the production.
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Fim Reproduction
Algo Uy wSayeet
Kitty Goelluffs
Madane Isutteng
Diverse Montana Listings and Miscellaneous Ads
A集 assortment of late 19th or early 20th century classified ads, including land offerings in Montana and Idaho, farm and dairy plots, houses, rental rooms, tools, vehicles such as horse drawn wagons and autos, secondhand items, and job or service notices. Numerous listings mention towns like Butte Anaconda and Gallatin district, with prices, acreage, and contact cues.
Want Ad Tate Listing From Faded OCR Fragment
Fragmentary classified text shows ad style lines about per word pricing and item listings. Content is garbled but suggests a want ad or classified section with pricing notes and columnar layout from a historic newspaper. No clear names, dates, places, or events to identify.
Unemployment Opens In Silveriel Dow Area
In Lewistown and surrounding areas, job seekers explore opportunities with bulletins listing wages from $10 to $107 and positions across farms, mining, and construction. Notices show vacancies for ranch hand, herder, laborers, and painters with recruitment ads from agencies in Butte and Bozeman, while a Bozeman incident reports a construction collapse near the post office on Main Street.
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Lewistown
Levarpenturs
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Butte
Bell
Bozeman
Maih Street
Post Office
Baltimore & Ohio railroad ceremony described in 1828 news
A Baltimore Fourth of July event marked the start of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with remarks on its future impact on agriculture, manufacturing, and internal commerce. The day featured a long procession, banners, and a public celebration noted in the Baltimore Register.
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United States
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Register
Progran Covered A Gant Deal of Ground, Dieludh
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