Gorman in Critical Condition After Tuesday Shooting
Mike Gorman lies gravely wounded with a breast wound and shattered ribs, and doctors fear he may die after lingering several days. Officers suspect a scuffle with Mrs Barclay led to the shot, while the women in custody continue to insist Gorman discharged the revolver himself. The 14 year old girl’s father seeks release but is denied as investigators press the case.
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Philipsburg
Mike Gorman
Father de Ryckere
Gorman
Glendive Prepares Water System With Reservoir Road
Glendive plans a new water works and sewerage system. The city council awarded Arnold Griffin a contract to build a road up Hunary Joe butte to the top where two 500000 gallon settling tanks will be placed. The system will provide 10 psi pressure.
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Standard
Glendive
Arnold Griffin
Son of Ranchman Died in Billings at 14
A son of George Reynolds a local ranchman died in Billings hospital last night at midnight from diabetes. He had been ill for some time and was in the hospital only a few hours before death, aged 14.
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Billings
George Reynolds
Strenuous Mrs Harris Builds Strength With Pink Pills
Mrs Harris a Council Grove Kansas school principal describes heart trouble and nervous strain from overwork. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she reports relief from dizziness palpitations and insomnia enabling her to manage school work store duties and home duties with renewed vigor. The pills are described safe non habit forming and widely sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie E. Harris
Council Grove
Kan
Wilsey
City Repeals Explosive Ordinance Amid Public Debate
The council repeals last year’s ban on firing explosives within city limits after much agitation. Earlier arrests occurred under the ordinance, and now a change allows greater noise and activity for youth and residents.
Woman Poisoning Reported at Crow Reservation Sub-Agency
At midnight a message signed by George Phelps asking for a doctor was sent to George Berky from Pryor area sub agency on the Crow reservation. Dr. Clark joined the rescue trip but no update on Mrs. Phelps' condition has been received as of now.
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Standard
Billings
George Berky
George Phelps
Pryor
Crow Reservation
Berky
Clark
Phelps’ Ranch
Phelps
Slow Progress in Keerl Murder Trial
Special Dispatch reports slow progress in the Keerl murder trial in district court. Judge Leslie expects the trial may not finish before next Wednesday night if then, and has excused unneeded jurors until Thursday morning. Eleven judicial days have passed with other matters postponed. The defense may rest tomorrow night, while the state plans extensive rebuttal including sanitary experts.
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Standard
Great Falls
Keerl
Leslie
Death of Prominent Great Falls Woman Lola Stephenson
Lola Byrd Stephenson wife of Attorney Sam Stephenson died at 414 Fourth Avenue North Great Falls after long tuberculosis of the skull bones. She was 35, native of Iowa, taught in local schools, married nine years ago next August. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM. She leaves her mother Mrs. Byrd and two Helena sisters Mrs. W H Poorman and Mrs. Gillen, with another sister in Everett Washington.
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Standard
Great Falls
Lola Byrd Stephenson
Sam Stephenson
Fourth Avenue North
Stephenson
Iowa
Montana
Byrd
W. H. Poorman
Gillen
Helena
Everett
Wash
The Power of Suggestion and Local Marriages
Livingston reports a drop in May marriage licenses amid talk on the power of suggestion in romance. After a local interview, a man angered by remarks bought a license, followed by others, lifting May licenses to seven and June about one daily.
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Livingston
Jerome Wiliams
Williams
Park County
Odd Fellows Lodge Elects Officers for Next Year
Livingston dispatch reports Park lodge No. 17 I O O F elected G V Klotsche as noble grand and Joseph Carls as vice grand with J E Mallory secretary and Charles Angus treasurer. Columbia encampment No. 17 chose Joseph Carle chief patriarch and George M Winslow treasurer among others. Installation set for first July meeting.
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Livingston
Odd Fellows
Park Lodge
G. V. Klotsche
Noble
Joseph Carls
J. E. Mallory
Charles Angus
Columbia
Joseph Carle
Christopher Stumne
Edward Matthews
E. W. Burkett
L. S. Kittridge
George M. Winslow
Man Afraid Of A Gun Charged Water Commissioner
Livingston June 15 O T Armstrong ranchman swore out a warrant against Water Commissioner Field Hamm for carrying concealed weapons. The dispute followed angry words and Hamm allegedly displayed a revolver. Sheriff A S Robinson will serve the warrant tomorrow.
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Livingston
O. T. Armstrong
Field Hamm
Jump Benepe Wedding an Elaborate Affair
Miss Ellen Benepe and Dr. Clyde Jump wed at the Benepe home in Bozeman before 300 guests. The ceremony featured a bell of white roses, a full wedding party, and receptions afterward with floral decor and gifts including furniture and fine silverware.
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Bozeman
Ellen Bvylon Benepe
Clyde Watkins Jump
Frank L. Benepe
South Third Avenue
Blanche Vergey
Genevieve Benepe
R. ©. Purdum
Lucien Benepe
C. W. Soper
Davis Willson
Butte Floral Company
8. T. Stanton
Nelson Story, Jr
T. Byron Story
Roy Martin
Elmer Ray
Frank Benepe
Spokane
W. IL
Holloway
Helena
E. B. Werrick
Butte
Dr. Jump
C. W. Jump
Plainville
Portland
Curtis Street
Fifth Avenue
Benepe
New Household Receives Warm Wishes From Friends
A note expresses best wishes for the new household as friends and acquaintances extend congratulations and cheer for this fresh start.
Clyde Park Lodge Plans Grand Fourth Celebration
In Livingston on June 15 the Clyde Park lodge Modern Woodmen of America announced an elaborate Independence Day celebration in Shields river valley. The event features usual sports and a grand ball in the evening with committees for decorations programme games and entertainment and officers including floor manager Guy Hunter music Royal Hunter refreshments George Kissinger John Sparks wraps W H Barton finance Samuel Shepherd Oscar Francis.
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Livingston
Clyde Park Lodge
Woodmen of America
Shields River Valley
Orra Adams
W. H. Eaton
Alex Brothers
Irving Hunter
Samuel Shepherd
Guy Hunter
Royal Hunter
George Kissinger
John Sparks
W. H. Barton
Oscar Francis
Boy Picks Up Revolver Wounds Sister in Play
Nellie Beck aged 11 was accidentally shot in the mouth by her 11 year old brother Lewis with a 32 caliber revolver. The ball knocked out several teeth and exited near the left ear. The siblings were playing when the pistol was picked up and discharged though the boy says he did not aim at his sister.
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Standard
Billings
Nellie Beck
Lewis
Billings Prepares for Delegations to State Convention
At the Commercial club meeting committees were set to welcome delegates arriving June 24 for the state convention of commercial clubs and to host members of the congressional irrigation committee visiting Billings June 27. The irrigation party will tour local projects, dine at noon, ride a Burlington special to Cody, and return to Toluca before continuing east.
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Standard
Billings
Commercial Club
Commercial Clubs
Congressional Irrigation Committee
Gillings
Billings Club
Congressional Committee
Northern
Burlington
Cody
Wyo
Great Government Canal
Toluca
Architect Recovers From Gould Estate Lawsuit
New York jurors awarded Abner J. Haydn, an architect, 24188 from Howard Gould for drawing plans of Castle Gould at Port Washington Long Island. The case stems from contract originally valued at 967000 with changes demanded by Mrs Gould leading to dismissal.
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New York
Abner J. Haydn
Howard Gould
Gould Castle
Port Washington
L. I
Kilkenny
Gould
Nations Accept Sultan Morocco Conference Invitation
Tangier June 15 Austria Hungary and Italy notify the Moroccan government they will attend an international conference on Morocco if the invitation is accepted by the powers directly involved.
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Tangier
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Morocco
Judge Henry Leaves Livingston for Alaska Term
Judge Frank Henry returned from Big Timber where he convened the June term of court and adjourned sine die due to a light docket. He and his family plan to spend a month or six weeks in Alaska and there will be no July term of court in Livingston.
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Livingston
Frank Henry
Big Timber
Henry
Alaska
Elliott in the Park Tour Passes Livingston
President Howard Elliott of the Northern Pacific railway and General Manager Horn traveled through Livingston on the way to the national park with his family. The party will tour the park and return later in the week.
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Standard
Livingston
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
Horn
National Park
Deaf couple wed at Boulder mission with interpreter
Miss Bessie May Harris and Philip Herbert Brown, both deaf and dumb, married at the state school rooms in Boulder with Superintendent McAloney acting as interpreter. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dodds of Anaconda Episcopal church. They plan to reside near the school and begin a home after a wedding trip.
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Boulder
Bessie May Harris
Philip Herbert Brown
T. S. McAloney
Dodds
Episcopal Church of
Foulder
Mr. Brown
Allis Harris
Brown
Deer Lodge Plans a Real Fourth of July Celebration
Deer Lodge will hold its Fourth of July festivities with committees named for finance athletics music program and printing dancing pavilion fireworks races and park privileges. The groups will meet next Tuesday to finalize arrangements and extend a general invitation to neighboring communities.
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Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
John Bielenberg
John McInerney
J. H. Hasselberger
J. J. Millar
George Beaumont
Allan Williams
Edmund McMahan
W. J. Paul
A. L. Allen
R. Lee Kelley
W. F. Guilette
J. H. Vi
Victor West
George Camleton
John N. Bielenberg
Col
Thomas McTague
J. Hood Owings
Bartlett Mehennet wedding in Livingston
Miss Ada M. Bartlett and Ernest K. Mehennet were married at the bride's home on South E street by Rev. L. St. Hardy. Attended by family and a few friends, the couple will reside in Jardine after a wedding trip by afternoon train.
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Standard
Livingston
Ada M. Bartlett
Ernest K. Mehennet
H. G. Bartlett
South E Street
Mehennet
Jardine
Mev. L. St. Hardy
Baptist Church
Butcher Accused of Failing to File Monthly Statement
J T Webb stock inspector filed a complaint against J Zywert alleging failure to file the monthly statement listing number and brand of cattle butchered during the month. Zywert’s supporters suggest the lapse was a forgetful error, not fraud.
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Standard
Billings
J. T. Webb
J. Zywert
Zywert
Rector Douglas Sutton Seriously Ill In Livingston
Rev. Douglas Sutton rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal church is gravely ill with stomach trouble in Livingston. He has been unable to take nourishment since Saturday and may be moved to St. Luke's hospital if his condition improves enough to permit transfer.
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Standard
Livingston
Douglas Sutton
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
St. Luke’s Hospital
Sold liquor without license in Glendive arrest
Under Sheriff Andrew Larson brought Warren Hubbard from Kismet to Glendive for selling liquor without a valid license. Hubbard’s license had expired and he did not renew. He is out on bail with a hearing set for July 15.
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the Standard
Glendive
Andrew Larson
Kismet
Warren Hubbard
Hubbard
Granddaughter Bitten by Rattlesnake Near Crow Agency
George Davis learned his four year old granddaughter, child of Mrs. Margaret Howe, was bitten by a rattlesnake while playing in the yard near Crow agency yesterday afternoon. Doctors fear the child will not live through the night.
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Standard
Billings
George Davis
Margaret Howe
Crow Agency
Yegen Bros Clark Ranch Sold to Billings Sugar Co
Billings reports the sale of Yegen Bros Clark ranch to Billings Sugar Company for 20000 dollars. Yegen confirms the deal. The sugar firm will use the ranch with its factory plans, but no plant will be built on the property.
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Standard
Billings
Yegen Bros
Clark Ranch
Billings Sugar Company
Yegen
Mexican Central Railroad tripling capital in a day
Boston reports the Mexican Central Railroad company filed a certificate increasing its capital from 50 million to 100 million dollars. Of the new funds 21 million will be used for acquiring property, 5 million for purchasing the Mexican Pacific railroad, and 25 million to liquidate income bonds.
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Boston
Mexican Central Railroad Company
Mexican Pacific Railroad
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James S. Keerl
Cen
Bride
Gallatin Valley
Dred
Sister
M. J. Connell Company
Chambray
Buster Brown
Peter ‘Thompson
M. J. Gonnell Company
Judge Henry
Elliott
McAloney
Mehennet—Bartlett
Sugar Company
National Leap Company
Clark Avenue
16Th Street
St. Louis
Main and Broadway
Clark’s Bank
Butte Ment
West Broadway
A.c.m.co. Hardware House
Cuticura
S. P. Keyes
Congress Street
Mass
Dr. Perrin Medical Co
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