Letter from Seminole club leader rebukes Senator Carter
H Lowndes Maury of the Seminole club of Butte writes to Senator Carter defending the club as open and lawful. He accuses Carter of secrecy in politics, outlines aims to unite Republicans in Silver Bow and curb corporate control, and invites Carter to join with a $1 fee.
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Helena
H. Lowndes Maury
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Carter
Herald
Silver Bow County
Hill Democracy
C. P. Connolly
F. W. Bacorn
Montana
Star Chamber
Amalgamated Copper Company
Sil
Bow County
Amalgamated Company
Supreme Court
Inter Mountain
Montana Record
Trail Creek to see lively work on Anaconda properties
Bozeman reports next week plans for Anaconda Copper to begin on new properties at Trail Creek. A sidetrack and town will be laid out after Engineer White returns from the Pacific coast. The Northern Pacific lease road may be involved with Colonel Turner of Yellowstone Park Railroad. Expect housing for several hundred workers a large coal washer and possibly coking ovens in the coming three months.
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Bozeman
Anaconda Copper Company
White
Pacific Coast
Colonel Turner
Yellowstone Park
Trail Creek Road
Northern Pacific Company
Trail Creek
Wool shipments awaiting record year at Fort Benton
Fort Benton reports Agent Burch of the Great Northern preparing for large wool exports this spring. Last year’s tonnage reached 2,000,000 pounds and officials expect a bigger flow due to expanded warehouse space and improved rail facilities.
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Fort Benton
Burch
Great Northern
Calves Branded at Bear Paw Camp Near Fort Assinniboine
The Bear Paw pool, Northern Montana's largest round-up outfit, camps on beach land near Fort Assinniboine branding calves. Spring favors the calf crop and cattlemen report a larger than usual increase in calves.
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The
Standard
Havre
Bear Paw Pool
Montana
Fort Assinniboine
Ceattlemen
Simpson Bros. Shear 48000 Sheep at Gilford
Havre Montana June 12 The Simpson Bros. are shearing 48000 head of sheep at Gilford 30 miles west of Havre The Hapner shearing crew from Oregon is employed and doing the work.
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Havre
Simpson Bros
Gilford
Oregon
Round-Up Progressing on North Side Favorable
Special Dispatch reports the north side round-up advancing with favorable prospects. Men say losses are very small and conditions remain hopeful for quick completion.
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Betandard
Miles City
County Board Hears Attorney General Opinion on Election Power
White Sulphur Springs June 12 The board of county commissioners met to obtain the attorney general s view on whether it has legal authority to call an election to submit to voters the question whether
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Standard
White Sulphur Springs
Board of County Commissioners
Potential Free County High School Plan at White Sulphur Springs
A petition proposes a free county high school at White Sulphur Springs. An April 5 election was voided and the attorney general advised commissioners to call another election, with August 23 set as the date.
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Free County
White Sulphur Springs
Love Conquers All Obstacles in a St Paul Wedding
Miss Nannie Bondell and Second Lieut. T Donnelly of Troop G 13th Cavalry married in St Paul after Choirmaster J F Gehan offered to stand as best man and provided a bridesmaid. The ceremony followed a New York to Montana journey and they departed for Fort Assinniboine today.
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St. Paul
Nannie Bondell
T. Donnelly
13Th Cavalry
Bondell
New York
Fort Assinniboine
Mont
Donnelly
J. F. Gehan
Gehan
Insanity Charge for Local Smelter Worker
Great Falls on June 12 Thomas Ford once a sheep herder now employed at the smelter is held in county jail on a charge of insanity. Officials suspect his condition stems from lack of food rather than mental illness.
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Great Falls
Thomas Ford
Ford
Alderman Resigns Amid Crow Agency Appointment
Alderman Reynolds who was appointed Crow Indian agent telegraphed his resignation as alderman. The message is with City Clerk Matheson and will be acted on at the next council meeting.
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Billings
Reynolds
Matheson
Buckley Bound Over In Forgery Case After Preliminary Hearing
Ira Buckley faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Fraser after admitting he cashed a $5 money order found in a letter addressed to Jack Baker. He would have pleaded guilty to forgery but was bound over to district court on $35 bond, which he could not post, with post office inspector Captain Perkins seeking federal action for opening letters.
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Billings
Ira Buckley
Jack Baker
Fraser
Buckley
District Court
Perkins
Post Office
United States
Lawyer Seeks Attorney Fees in Ostronich Bankruptcy Case
George R. B. Winston of Anaconda petitions Judge Ham Knowles asking for a $75 attorney fee for work in the John Ostronich bankruptcy. Ostronich seeks to withdraw his petition to avoid stigma after adjudication. Winston claims no payment yet and asks that the fee be allowed before dismissal.
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Helena
George RB. Winston
Anaconda
Hiram Knowles
United States Court
John Ostronich
Ostronich
Knowles
Winston
Thompson Campbell
Justice Court
Anaconda Township
Standardizing Great Falls and Canada road rush planned
Great Falls workers and teams are to be engaged at once to speed the standardizing of the Great Falls and Canada road. Chief Engineer Brice of the Montana Central says widening the grade has proceeded slowly due to rains and uncertain route changes.
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Great Falls
Canada Road
Brice
Montana Central
St. Paul
Hoboes to Be Put to Work in Great Falls
Great Falls authorities will arrest hoboes and vagrants found in the city and turn them over to contractors for the Great Falls & Canada railroad widening project. The plan, formed after talks with contractors and employment agents, aims to clear the city of vagrants.
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Great Falls
Great Falls & Canada
Wool Sale Report From Miles City
Wells T. Howard sold his wool to J. E. Hample for Jeremiah Williams & Co at 13 cents. The wool is not fully weighed yet and the total clip quantity is not known.
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Miles City
Wool Clip Trades Reported In Montana Market Opening
Miles City reports F kK Parkhurst sold a 30000 pound wool clip to Jeremiah Williams & Co at 13.14 cents. Glendive notes two clips sold: H S Chenowette 60000 pounds to Harding & Caverly at 14 cents and Haskell Bros 20000 pounds to Luce & Manning at 13 cents.
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Miles City
Glendive
H. S. Chenowette
Harding & Caverly
Haskell Bros
Luce & Manning
Proprietor J C Sloan Charged Over Heinous Crime
Havre reports J C Sloan owner of the Little Wonder restaurant has been arrested on a charge connected to a shocking crime involving a four year old girl. The mother lives in the Badlands district and public sentiment runs high as the case unfolds.
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Havre
J. C. Sloan
Badlands
Sloan
Little Wonder
Black Diamond team to travel by special train Sunday
Red Lodge June 12 Arrangements are made to charter a special train Sunday to carry the Black Diamond base ball team and 200 rooters to Billings for a baseball game.
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Red Lodge
Black Diamond
Billings
Arrival of Cattle Trains at Billings Markets
Seventy cattle cars in three trains arrived today in Billings on the Burling ton line. consignments were to Reynolds Bros and the Bloom Cattle company. Yesterday four trains entered for the Creg well Cattle company and Reynolds Bros.
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Billings
Burlington
Reynolds Bros
Bloom Cattle Company
Cregwell Cattle Company
Soldiers leave San Francisco for Fort Keogh
A telegram to Fort Keogh reports Companies A and D of the 21st Infantry have left San Francisco and are en route to Fort Keogh, Miles City, arriving soon.
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Standard
Miles City
Fort Keogh
21St Infantry
San Francisco
Fourth of July Plans In Bozeman With Livingston Team
In Bozeman on June 12 the Livingston band will join the town for the Fourth. A contract has been signed with the Livingston baseball team for the same day. An illumination is planned in the evening. Ex Mayor Bo
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Standard
Bozeman
Livingston
Mrs Elizabeth Bieber Dies in Helena at 77
Helena June 12 Mrs Elizabeth Bieber aged 77 of 822 Twelfth avenue died tonight from bronchitis She was the mother of Mrs A B Keith of Butte.
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Helena
Elizabeth Bieber
Twelfth Avenue
A. B. Keith
Butte
Montana Christian Endeavor union holds 11th annual session in Hamilton
The 11th annual Montana Christian Endeavor convention closed in Hamilton with 68 delegates. Rev J P McCarthy of Helena re-elected president. officers elected include Walter Hayes Misoula and Koontz Anaconda as vice presidents, Mary Read Helena secretary treasurer, Carrie Harlan Como corresponding secretary. Directors named Butter Philipsburg Wilkins Bozeman Cook Helena. Next meetings set for county and national conventions. Bitter Root stock farm outing. consecration service and Voter's Duty address by Rev D B Price Stevensville.
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Hamilton
Montana Christian Endeavor Union
Methodist Episcopal Church South
J. P. McCarthy
Helena
Walter Hayes
Missoula
J. A. Koontz
Anaconda
Dr. Pringle
Kalispell
Mary Read
Carrie Harlan
Como
J. W. Butter
Philipsburg
W. F. Wilkins
Bozeman
W. B. Cook
Tietjen
Belle Broughton
Butte
Mission
McHargue
Temperance
Bidie Riefe
Dillon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Impressive Funeral for Rev Path er Orocake at Derr Lodge
A solemn service honored Rev Path er Orocake at Derr Lodge with attendees from local congregations and community leaders. The ceremony featured prayers, tributes, and a procession conveying respect for the late clergyman's contributions.
Funeral of Rev Father O Rourke Held at Deer Lodge
The funeral service for Rev Father O Rourke was held at the Catholic Church with six nephews as pallbearers. A large gathering from Butte Helena and Anaconda attended. The procession to Deer Lodge cemetery included twenty Sisters of Mercy and twenty Hibernians from Butte, with many floral offerings.
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Deer Lodge
Father O'Rourke
Butte
Helena
Anaconda
Silverton
Olc
Father Dreyer
Father Batens
English
Father Galligher
Callahan
Thompson
Quesnel
Captain McDougall changes course to Montana mining venture
Chicago reports Capt Alexander McDougal the originator of the whaleback steamboat has entered a Picker mining deal in Montana City. He will operate mining properties with a dredge and bond old claims to seek returns once seen in the 1860s camp. Meanwhile his Duluth built ship the Thomas Wilson was sunk near the harbor.
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Chicago
Alexander McDougvall
Montana
Great Lakes
Duluth
McDougall
Lakes
Buffalo
Steel Trust
Lake Superior
Montana City
Helena
Thomas Wilson
George W. Hadley
Brakeman Killed in Flying Switch Accident
Samilton June 12 J W Shupe head brakeman on the Bitter Root train was instantly killed while switching at Riverside He fell between cars as the late train moved and the wheels passed over his body Coroner W T Adair held an inquest in Hamilton The brakeman was years old and had served only six days on this run
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Samilton
J. W. Shupe
Riverside
Shupe
Hamilton
W. T. Adair
Cline Suit Against Northern Pacific Dismissed
In Helena on June 12 Victor KE Cline of Bozeman had his ejectment suit against the Northern Pacific Railway dismissed without prejudice. The case sought possession of land in the Gallatin valley, claimed as part of NP’s government grant. Dismissal due to doubt the land was worth $2,000 the federal court action threshold.
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Helena
Victor KE. Cline
Bozeman
Northern Pacific Railway Company
United States
Gallatin Valley
Cline
Northern Pacific
Helena Pitcher Slagle Praised by Seattle Captain
Helena on June 12 welcomes Slagle, lauded by Charles Schwartz, captain of the Seattles, as one of California's top players. The newcomer pitched for Los Angeles last year and excelled as both pitcher and batter. Hannivan the new fielder also arrived today.
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Helena
Slagle
Charles Schwartz
Seattles
California
Los Angeles
Hannivan
Helena Lodge Initiates 24 New Hermann Members
Helena dispatch reports the Sons of Hermann lodge initiating twenty four new members amid songs dancing and feasting. The event featured a lively gathering and strong community participation.
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Helena
Helena Lodge
Sons of
Hermann
Wedding Bells at Dillon Bride from Dillon and Bozeman Groom
Miss Edith Cashmore daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Cashmore Dillon and Augustus M Maxemier of Bozeman were married at the M E church in Dillon. The ceremony was led by Rev R P Smith with a formal procession from the bride home. Maxemier served in the Philippines and Cuba and earned commendations.
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Dillon
M. E. Church
Edith Cashmore
Isaac Cashmore
Augustus M. Minxeiner
Bozeman
Railroad Avenue
R. P Smith
Rounds
Jette Pierce
Mae Rich
Harrie Waldorf
Alfred Cashmore
Fred Waldorf
Robert Morton
O. M. Best
Miss Makeimer
Chicago
Fond Hearts United
Cashmore
North
State Normal
Whitehall
Maxemier
Northern Pacific Company
Spain
Volunteers
Signal Corps
Philippines
George H. Tilley
Nelson Story to Start Flour Mill and Brick Block in Bozeman
Nelson Story expects to begin work on a new flouring mill within weeks. It is rumored he may construct a brick block on Main Street before starting the mill in Bozeman.
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Bozeman
Nelson Story
Main Street
Two Grandsons Born in One Day in Billings
R W Clark reports he is twice a grandfather today with two daughters each giving birth to a son. Mrs Harry Scott of Lavina and Mrs William Stockwell of Billings are the new grandmothers. no twins among the newborns.
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Billings
R. W . Clark
Harry Scott
Lavina
William Stockwell
El Jebel Wins the Drill in San Francisco Parade
The competitive drill of Arab patrols this afternoon was won by El Jebel of Denver. Aladdin of Columbus took second place with Moolah of St. Louis Ararat of Kansas City and Zarah of Minneapolis also competing in the parade at the Mechanics pavilion tonight.
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Denver
Aladdin
Columbus
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Moolah
St. Louis
Ararat
Kansas City
Zarah
Minneapolis
Mechanics’ Pavilion
King Buys American Coal Lands
Victor Emanuel king of Italy reportedly bought 150000 acres of Pocahontas coal land in West Virginia from Pittsburgh operators now in Italy for about 8000000 dollars.
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New York
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Pocahontas District
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Sloane Fined for Fast Driving
Paris reports American jockey Ted Sloane was fined ten francs for speeding, plus two minor counts at five francs each. He received two days imprisonment and a prior eight francs fine from a similar offense last year.
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Paris
Ted Sloane
Sloane
Twin Bridges Notes: Injured Rider. Memorial Service. Local Happenings
Dr. Wilson was called to Rochester to attend Edith Hopkin after a horse accident. Odd Fellows plan memorial service at Presbyterian church with Rev. Mountjoy delivering the sermon. The reorganized cornet band debuted with a well received program. Lambing ends and shearing begins with a strong clip and ideal range. Various residents change jobs, travel, or visit towns such as Butte Pony Hoquiam Dillon and Laurin. A new band stand is funded by the Twin Bridges bank.
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Twin Bridges
Wilson
Rochester
Edith Hopkin
Odd Fellows of
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Mountjoy
Cornet
Roy Tovey
E. L. Smith
John Comfort
Williams
Dillon
C. B. Ward
Butte
Normal
Ed Costin
John Finnegan
Edith Kemph
Telephone Line Reaches Bluff Near Fort Benton
Fort Benton reports the telephone line has reached a bluff point and linemen arrived yesterday. Work continues to connect with Great Falls and Helena and other state points within days.
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Fort Benton
Great Falls
Helena
Injunction Suit Brought Over Ditch Waters
R. O. Morris filed an injunction suit against Edward Easton John George and Lewis Southworth to stop them from diverting waters from his East Rosebud ditch in Red Lodge.
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R. O. Morris
Edward Easton
John George
Lewis Southworth
East Rosebud
State Normal graduates 24th class honors second degree list
The State Normal School holds commencement with 24 graduates in the professional course and four in the Latin program. Notables include Miss Helen I Connell of Butte and Miss Lulu V Cozad of Polaris. Dr W G Eggleston delivers the address and diplomas are presented. Summer school opens next Monday welcoming teachers from across Montana.
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Normal
Helen I. Connell
Butte
Lulu V. Cozad
Polaris
Oliver L. Sharkey
Lemhi
Idaho
H. A. Davee
Chinook
Connell
Mabel
Gordon
Cora McCormick
Hillings
Maude Mosher
Helena
L. J. Williams
Grand Junction
Colo
Bessie J. Farrell
Missoula
Jettle Pierce
Edith Cashmore
Maxeimer
Kate Paxton
Mae Rich
Edna Squire
Harrie Waldorf
Dillon
Lela Kirby
Twin Bridges
Lucy Ford
Lima
Flora I. Davis
Virginiaity
Mary Lewis
Bozeman
Madie Rife
Alice Chambers
Livingston
Marion Weldon
Lewistown
Louise Bennett
Nelhart
G. P. Marsh
Boulder
J. W. Lenning
White Sulphur Springs
Lenning
Dr. Eggleston
Helena Independent
Maribella
Kellerd
W. G. Eggleston
American Jockey” (Hall
of the Normal
Will Erect Dwelling in Lewistown
C M Belden a cattle man from the upper Judith has bought lots 4 and 5 in Stafford addition Lewistown townsite. He plans a fine dwelling and will move with his family to Lewistown for the local school advantages.
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Lewistown
C. M. Belden
Upper Judith
E. G. Schneider
Stafford
Williams Pleads Not Guilty in Gun Robbery Case
Dillon, June 12. James Williams, identified as the man who robbed Matt Orr of his shooting irons, appeared before Justice Hirschman and pleaded not guilty. A trial was set for June 19 afternoon. Williams claimed he was transferring the guns to Butte for another Black man who had stolen them and would share the proceeds.
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Dillon
James Williams
Darky
Matt Orr
Hirschman
Butte
Dillon Examiner Wins Montana First Simplex Typesetter
Installing a Simplex typesetting machine in Dillon Montana is underway with Alvin Merritt of Salmon City Idaho guiding the setup. The device is among the first of its kind in Montana and will serve the Dillon Examiner office.
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Dillon
Montana
Dillon Examiner
Alvin Merritt
Salmon City
Idaho
Washington areas convert to international money offices
Washington reports that Big Timber Chateau Fort Benton Lewistown Phillipsburg Red Lodge and Townsend will become international money or Poe offices on July 1, signaling a regional restructuring of financial facilities.
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Washington
Big Timber
Chateau
Fort Benton
Lewistown
Phillipsburg
Red Lodge
Townsend
International Money
Poe
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Ity Properties
Augustus M. Maneiner
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Rocky Fork Coal Company
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Twin Bridges Bank
Mal
Sivrormon
Miss Connell
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Davee
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