Federation Adopts Three Resolutions in Bozeman
Bozeman hosts the Montana State Federation of Women's Clubs where members praise host clubs and the agricultural college for the convention. A resolution urged establishing a second state orphanage and funding humane services, with a legislative push and local club cooperation.
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Bozeman
Woman's Federation
The
Agricultural College
Ward H. Nye
Montana
Womanhood of
Legislative Committee
Montana State Federation of Women's Clubs
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Christian Church
Montana State College
Hamilton
Federation
Tyler B. Thompson
Missoula
Bozeman Improves Water Supply With Expanded Reservoir
Bozeman plans more than 20000 dollars in upgrades this summer including 19000 in contracts and 1200 for a double asphalt coat on the reservoir. Excavation is underway and due to finish by July 1, with seepage reduction and doubled capacity aimed at securing water for years. A regular rotation system will limit daytime irrigation during hot months.
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Standard
Bozeman
Bozeman City
SAY WOOL CLIP WILL NOT BE FAR SHORT OF LAST YEAR
Montana growers and buyers expect the 1920 wool clip to be only about 4.9 to 5.0 million pounds below last year. The eastern market quota would run around 33 million pounds. Sheep commissioner reports a roughly 10.9 million pound shortfall from 1919, though some buyers see the figures as possibly stronger.
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Standard
Billings
Montana
Homesteader George Klass Sentenced for Manslaughter
Fort Benton jun 11 George Klass convicted of manslaughter for shooting Herman Pagel last February near Chinook. Judge Tattan sentenced him to four years in prison despite jury mercy pleas. Defense sought delay for motion for new trial. request denied. Exam ad text follows.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
George Klass
Chouteau County
Tattan
Klass
Herman Pagel
Chinook
Pagel
Noted citizen dies after hard fight in gambling world
John E. Enright known as Jack Enright, a famed Northwest gambler and proprietor of the California Tavern, died at St. James hospital after a brain tumor and a fall from a streetcar. Born 1851 in Minnesota, he built a gambling empire from Pioche to Butte, Idaho and Alaska, later supporting old cronies and paying funeral expenses for friends.
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John E. Enright
Jack” Enright
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Northwest
Canada
Alaska
St. James’ Hospital
Park and
Arizona
Enright
J. P. Cooney
J. P. Quigley
Mr. Enright
Butte
Minnesota
Salt Lake
Pioche
Nev
Eureka
Nevada
California
British Columbia
Wood River
Board of Trade
Main Streets
Great Falls
Broadway
Main Street
Jack Enright
Meaderville
Park
New City Marshal Installed in Three Forks
MARSHAL AT THREE FORKS Bozeman June 11 S. C. Lockridge is the new city marshal of Three Forks appointed by the city council to fill the vacancy caused by C. R. Dickenson's resignation after more than a year in the post. Lockridge has prior law officer experience and is expected to uphold order and keep the town clear of tramps during the summer.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
S. C. Lockridge
Three Forks
C. R. Dickenson
Dickenson
Lockridge
Plague Abates Nearby Yet Sharp Outbreaks Near Amoy
Plague declines in interior districts north and west of Amoy while increasing around Amoy city. Last month several villages on Amoy island and southern districts reported heavy decimation with many families perishing. Pilsner and Haufbrau on draft at Windsor buffet. John T. Todd, Prop.
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Amoy
China
Amoy Island
Pilsner and Haufbrau
Windsor
John T. Todd
Divide Agent 3 Named in Charge
A. A. Gould, ticket agent for the Oregon Short Line at Divide, is charged with embezzling about 1500 in an interchange of railroad and stage tickets. He allegedly held certified checks from a stage company and used them to misappropriate funds while acting as a bookkeeper and between both firms. He denies the accusation and was released on bonds. his trial is pending.
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A. A. Gourd
Oregon
Divide
Gourd
Gould
Helena
Butte
Notice on kidney disease cures and Fulton’s Renal Compound
Deaths from kidney disease rise sharply with chronic inflammation beyond six months. A bland infusion is claimed to palliate inflamed kidneys, with Fulton’s Renal Compound promoted as the only kidney palliative available locally at Newbro Drug Co., Butte. Readers are urged to seek literature and advise on nonresponding cases.
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Tyson
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Fulton
Ballard's Snow Liniment for Man and Beast
An old ad boasts Ballard's Snow Liniment heals sores and wounds for both humans and animals. Sold by Newbro Drug Company in Butte and Smith Drug Company in Anaconda with price points of 25c, 50c, and 1.00 per bottle.
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Ballard
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
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R. S&s. Fudge
Laurel
J. C. Benseon
Havre
T. J. Walsh
Dodd
Hirbour Block
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