Wool Heavier This Year Boosts Fergus County Wool
Special Dispatch from Lewistown reports seven large wool clips arriving at the local warehouse. Wool is 2 percent heavier than last season with expected growth and staple. Lambing is said to be the most successful yet in Fergus county. Archibald Rogers plans a deer park with Angora goats, and Norman-Percheron horses may be shipped from his ranch. Bullard property strike near Kendall yields vein 110 feet thick. buyer offers of 260000 refused.
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Lewistown
Fergus County
Archibald Rogers
Rogers
Andy
Bullard
Kendall
Queen Company
Attempt to Break Jail Frustrated at Fort Keogh
Special Dispatch reports at Miles City June 21 that prisoners attempted a breakout from the Fort Keogh guard house but were foiled by the corporal on duty. Five general prisoners with lengthy terms and 14 others in for minor offenses were involved as workers slipped nearly three bricks from the outer wall before the guard halted the effort.
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Miles City
Fort Keogh
Cattle Gathered as Roundup Plans Announced
Miles City June 24. R Farnum reports from Ekalaka that the E2 and Fallon pool roundup were there yesterday. He will work Fallon creek today and Powder river tomorrow. A big herd of cattle is being gathered. Epgelal Dispatch to the Standard. Billings June 21. John W. Fish.
County Clerk and Miss Reed Wed Quietly at Rectory
The county clerk of Yellowstone County and Miss Laura M. Reed were united in marriage at the Episcopal rectory at 7 this morning with Rev. J. J. Bowker officiating. The ceremony was quiet with a few relatives present. At 8 o clock the newlyweds began a coast tour planning to visit the Portland fair.
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Yellowstone County
Laura M. Reed
J. J. Bowker
Mrs. Fish
Portland
Mail Route Bids Open for Glendive North Line
Glendive Montana June 21 proposals for bids to carry the United States mail daily except Sunday from Glendive to Mondak Montana have been advertised. The new route covers the same valley as the old star route to Ridge Lawn and Mondak and will improve daily mail through North Dakota connections. Several Mondak merchants have contracted with the reclamation service surveyors for supplies, and communication will be easier along the valley and new route. The present route runs thrice weekly.
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Glendive
United States Mail
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Lower Valley
Mondak
United States Reclamation Service
Belgrade Notes Update From June Social and Visits
Belgrade June notes report Mrs Suiter and daughter visiting son Wi n Hardesty and family. Annie Daniels visits Butte with cousin. Dorothy Taylor spends weeks with Ferrie Hot Springs parents. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to host reception for retiring Rev Nile son and incoming minister Wilbur in Waterman hall. Mrs Benepe returns from visit with Miller family. In Butte Miss Tracy Boardman visits Sixteen, Mr CH Boardman’s parents. Chapman visits W McKensie family. Miss Gay Pollinger returns to Twin Bridges from visit with A Webster.
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Suiter Ant
A. Ts. Brown
Toston
Win Hardesty
Annie Danes
Butteruth
Dorothy ‘Taylor
J.B. Taylor
Ferrie Hot Springs
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Waterman's Hall
Davis Nileson
Wilbur
Frank Benepe
Alexander Miller
Butte
Tracy Boardman
CH. Boardman
Chapman
W. McKensie
Gay Pollinger
Fifth annual Billings Kids cabaret show sells out
In Billings on June 21 the fifth annual cainstrel show of the Billings Kids drew a packed house with C Rever as interlocutor. Tickets sold out the previous night and the performance will be repeated tomorrow. A parade was also staged at noon. In Miles City on June 21 Lew Broughton, a Jordan freighter, slipped under his wagon near the depot. the wagon ran over him injuring ribs, dislocating a thumb, and bruising him. Patsy Cunningham, a young Grand hotel bartender, was taken to Butte to answer a charge of driving a horse to death.
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Billings
C. Rever
Sainstrels
Miles City
Lew Broughton
Seer
Stannard
Patsy Cunningham
Grand Hotel
Butte
Quinn
Silver Bow County
Cokedale miners organize a local baseball club
Livingston reports the Cokedale mine employees have formed a baseball club and plan a schedule with nearby towns. Members include Sula Livan, Parker, Gilpatrick, P Thompson, A Thompson, Kenneasey, Williams Sederhorm, Castle, Ingeam, and Melhaney. A dance is planned, and Mrs Poorman is ill at Chico Hot Springs. County Treasurer Harry McCue travels to Buffalo for Elk convention, then to New York. W H Smith survives a fall from an 18 foot scaffold during morning work at Frank Alspaugh’s house.
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Cokedale
Sulalivan
Parker
Gilpatrick
P. ‘Thompson
A. Thompson
Kenneasey
Williams Sederhorm
Castle
Ingeam
Melhaney
J. J. Poorman
Poorman
Frank Bender
Harry McCue
Buffalo
the Elks
Mr. McCue
New York
Duluth
W. H. Smith
Frank Alspaugh
Delegates named for state convention in Helena
Stallman outer guard William Grabow trustee. delegates Joseph Thom H Burmaster John Hanson John Gollmyer. alternates Frank Ben Ger George Boerke A Miekush William A Diges. Lodge to hold July picnic. arrangements committee includes A L Hausman Julius Veit Adam jt2d Frank Bender len H Burmaste.
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Stallman
William Grabow
Helena
Joseph Thom
H.burmaster
John Hanson
John Gollmyer
Frank Ben= Ger
George Boerke
A. Miekush
William A. Diges
A. L. Hausman
Julius Veit
Adam Jt2d
Frank’ Benderlen
H. Burmaste
Hammond and Christie Face Trial For Train Robbery
George Hammond and John Christie, linked to the Bearmouth North Coast train robbery last October, arrived with Sheriff Finlay McDonald. Hammond to be arraigned on grand larceny. Christie testifies for the defense as his co defendant faces a 15 year sentence in Deer Lodge. Witnesses include railroad men and brakeman Pritchard. Judge Webster to rule on the administrator sale of Frank P. Lacey’s mine interest after Patrick Gallagher’s testimony.
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Philipsburg
George Hammond
John Christie
Bearmouth
Deer Lodge
Sherff Finlay McDonald
Hammond
Christie
John H. Duffy
Hara Tapor
Charles Donnelly
Helena
Durfee
Batty Wilt
Tom Mccormick
Luke’ ‘McCormick
Jamen Geely
Pritchard
Hannon
Finhartner
Es MeBetstige
Pacine
Indman
Spokane
Aigo
Fonday
Femain
Wester
Walt
Frank P. Lacey
Senate Group of Mines
Mooselake
Patrick Gallagher
Lacey
Webster
Ane
Water rights case ends after long trial in Harris Gulch
Jeremiah Harrington versus Albert Nort on and others concluded in district court with a verdict that defendants forfeited water rights by abandonment. The jury awarded control of water to Harrington, who claimed rights by location and purchase, affecting extensive placer mining grounds in Harris Gulch. Attorneys Howell and Callaway represented the plaintiff, and Clark the defendants.
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Virginia City
Jeremiah Hartington
Albert Norton
District Court
MA Gulch
Harris Gulch
Harrington
Howell
Buttend
E. J. Callaway
W. A. Clark
Title to Coal Lands Awarded to J. W. Imes
Special Dispatch from Chestnut June 21 reports J W Imes wins ownership dispute over 49 acres of coal lands between old Chestnut town and Mountain Side mines. Northwestern Improvement Co loses after local land office decision upheld on appeal to general land office in Boseman. The land is valued highly with ties between nine mines.
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Standart
Chestnut
Northwestern Improvement Company
J. W. Imes
Mountain Side
Imes
General Land Office
Boseman
Delegates Elected to the State Convention
Livingston June 21 At a meeting of Moltke lodge no 7 Sons of Hermant the following officers were elected for the coming year Joseph Thomas president H Burmaster vice president Julie Welt recording secretary Charles A Burg financial secretary A N Veit treasurer A Selstaiko conductor A Mlekush inner guard W-
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Livingston
Moltkelodge, No. 7
Sons of Hermant
Joseph
Thomas
H. Burmaster
Juliue Welt
Charles A. Burg
A. N. Veit
A. Selstaiko
A. Mlekush
Testimony in Keers case concludes in district court
Special Dispatch from Great Falls reports the Keer murder trial, after 17 days of testimony, adjourned at noon with Judge Leslie set to instruct the jury tomorrow morning. Attorneys may present brief final arguments as instructions are read, and a verdict could come by tomorrow afternoon. Costs totaling about £1.20 for witnesses and jurors plus ~£300 in other costs will be paid by Lewis and Clark county, the venue source.
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Great Falls
Keer
District Court
Leslie
Lewis and Clark County
Mining man heads West Fork area and forged checks
Hamilton notes report Fat Shannon leaving for the West Fork country to seek mining prospects. A warrant issues for August Gunnerson on charges of forging checks totaling $100 here, with A Buol named on the forgeries. Suspects include Charles Caristrum and Louis Peterson, while Gunnerson’s whereabouts were not known. Community updates cover local visits, social events, a 1 fine for Frank Stromever, and notes on the Three Mile ditch project and regional visitors.
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Mamaitton
Fat Shannon
West Fork
Gunnerson
A. Buol
Charles Caristrum
Louis Peterson
Agnes Shannon
Missoula
B. J. Castner
Upper Valley
Castner Palace
Hamilton
Messrs
1D. Ryan
J. R. Toole
B. ‘Thayer
Butte
Kate Evans
Como
Frank Stromever
Frank Morrie
MacHenry Grafton
Bonner
H. B. Wasland
Jack Lee
Ack Bean
Mona Backus
A.C. M. Company
Women Hold Convention In Helena Montana
Helena June 21 The Prodestant Episcopal women of Montana met at St Peter s church as the Woman s Parochial and Missionary society. Reports show 111153.83 raised for mission work with 35 delegates and broad parish representation. Bishop Brewer pledged support and noted strong lay participation and clergy additions expected by July 1.
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Butte
Helena
En's Society
Brewer
Montana
Intermounte Mutual Insurance authorized to do business
Helena June 1 The Intermounte Mutual Insurance company of Billings was today authorized to operate in Montana State Auditor Cunningham examined its securities and articles and found them compliant The mutual company has 10 applications for policies from 48 00 to 5000 totaling over 31000 and Cunningham approved the articles of incorporation certifying legality and regularity of the action
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Helena
Intermounte Mutual Insurance Company of
Billings
Cunningham
Montana
Bilings
HLTT
Peruna touted as cure for stomach catarrh in old ad
A letter from Mrs Elizabeth Reuther of New York endorses Peruna as a splendid medicine for stomach catarrh and general dyspepsia. The testimonial describes recovery after months of use and urges readers to take Peruna for colds, noting catarrh can affect the stomach, and that diet and digestion support are key.
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Elizabeth Reuther
West Fortieth Street
New York City
North End Clio Smmociation
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