Gallatin County sues sureties of Corbly bond in district court
Gallatin County files suit in district court to recover 25 474 49 from the United States Property and Guaranty Company on former County Treasurer Civ Corbly s bond. County Attorney Jasin M. Smith and George Y Patten represent the county against Hall of Gunn Rasch Hall Helena firm. State Examiner F D Williams and W W Hinton of Gallatin State Bank to testify as principal witnesses. Former treasurer was brought from Deer Lodge by Sheriff Evans to testify.
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Boreman
Gallain County
United States
Proenty and Guaranty Company
George W. Pearson
Civ Corbly
Corbiy
Gallatin County
Jasin M. Smith
George Y Patten
Hall
Holt Estate Left to Widow and Son in May City
The will of John M. Holt was filed with the court clerk. It leaves property to his widow Rachel E L Holt and son Edward Holt in equal shares. It lists a herd of cattle valued around 13,000 dollars and horses around 5,000 dollars. Executors named jointly are Mrs Holt and Edward Holt.
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Mites City
May
John M. Holt
George W. Mycre
Rachel EL Holt
Edward
Holt
Landslide blocks northern Pacific tracks near Rozaman
A massive landslide about a mile west of Cletely nearly closes the Northern Pacific line. County workers battled to clear clay and debris, an automobile buried, but no injuries reported. Weather conditions could reopen the route in days, though rain or snow may worsen the slide. Meanwhile standardization of Montana city bookkeeping is proposed by the state bank examiner, with audits planned for Bozeman and other municipalities.
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Boneman
Rozaman
Montana
Forea
Thers
Hamilton
Bozeman
Home seekers rush to settle in Montana frontier
Madison Wis real estate man Bridges May Sanford Starks visited Twin Bridges Monday to promote a colonization company aiding settlers. Officials report an unprecedented influx into Montana with home seeker traffic about doubling from last year. Settlers head to northern and central regions as new railroads open virgin territory.
Twin Bridges News Foreshadows Local Growth and Rail Updates
Twin Bridges reports Ralph Bushnell purchases the D L Taylor grocery business and plans to move his family from Thompson Falls to run it. The piece notes potato crop optimism in Jefferson valley and railroad improvements from Twin Bridges to Mule Shoe ranch with new lines to Silver Star and Harbinson. It also mentions a rate reduction for mineral water shipments and the appointment of twenty seven deputy state fire marshals led by Chief Deputy Marst in Helena.
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Twin Bridges
Ralph Bushnell
D. L. ‘Taylor
Thompson Falls
Jefferson Valley
Mountain States Telephone Telegraph Company
Buildin
MARST
Helena
Keating
Tennil
State's youngest mayor rules over Big Timber
Big Timber opens with Mayor J B Kaiserman at 29, possibly the state's youngest mayor. Officials listed include Police Magistrate T K Lee City Attorney A G Match City Clerk EC Hale Chief Police W B Kelley G Walker and Councilmen W Allen Clark Allien City Teamster Arthur Reley. Kaiserman born in Milwaukee moved to Big Timber ten years ago after stints in Chicago 1865 8 at Armour Institute of Technology to study as electrician.
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Big Timber
May
J. B. Kaiserman
Mag Strate
T. K. Lee
A. G. Match
Hale
W. B. Kelley
G.walker
W. and
Clark Allien
Arthur Reley
Kaiserman
Mulwaukes
Sears
Chicago
Armour Institute of Technology
Electrician and Power Company
Salt for divorce and county fund notices in Lewistown
May 8 report from Lewistown notes Minnie C. Russe sues Joseph N. Rugge for divorce amid cruelty and neglect. Also: Davy Jones found dead of natural causes near Malden. Zachery pleads guilty to off-season chicken killing and pays a $50 fine. County commissioners designate banks as depositories for county funds.
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Lewistown
Minnie C. Russe
Joseph N. Rugge
Aberdeen
W. Zachery
Moore
Tom Herkin
Zachery
Davy Jones
Malden
Bench
Fond
Stade Boan
Moccasin State
Huffaio
Windham Sta Danie
First National Bank of
Stolen Horses Located In Charge Of Three Thieves
Havena May 8 Sheriff Duncan and Deputy Hay pursue a gang of three men alleged to hold and drive stolen horses toward Canada. Deputy Lige Hicks has recovered one animal and mislocated a stash, prompting a northern county search to arrest the thieves and recover the remaining horses.
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Havena
Ttme
Ranchnen
Canada
Lige Hicks
Duncan
Hay
Helena
North
Hicks
White Sulphur Springs notes and Montana local updates
In White Sulphur Springs, Frank Carroll returns in the Northwest Lumber line. William Schaffarzick comes from Belgrade as season prep advances. Mrs. A N Melvin of Sedan tours ranch land near Clyde Park with foreman, eyeing property four miles west. A Helena court grants Mrs. Bider $2,700 for seepage-caused damage to irrigated land from Crown Butte canal. Crown Butte canal operations affect valley land for two decades. Big Timber reports 73,000 yellow pines planted east of the city. grazing permits total 110,000 sheep split across Yellowstone and north side. Los Angeles maps factory zones and bans residential placement.
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Frank Carroll
Northwest Lumber Company
Finn
Butte
William Schaffarzick
Belgrade
Ennis
A. N. Melvin
Sedan
Clyde Park
Talns Dy Auto
Eat Falls
Helena
Bider
Telbling
Lana
Crown Butte
Montana
Mra. Bider
Lange Engineering and Construction Company of
Great Palis
Tandy
Can
Big Timber
J. D. Warner
Absarokee
White Lotus Day Observed In Anaconda Memorial Address
Anaconda news notes White Lotus Day celebrations in the Paige block society rooms. Theodorists read lines from Arnold and Theosophical works and a memorial address recalled Mme Helena Blavatsky, originator of Theosophy in America, who died in May 1891. The symbol of the lotus is discussed as a common emblem of spiritual evolution across traditions.
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Theosophiat
Mina
Mme
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky
America
Theosophist
Longfellow
Theosopere
Egypt
India
Palestine
Anaconda Elks Plan Big Track Day in Butte
Anaconda Elks promoted a May 3 track day at the Butte race track to raise funds for a new Elks home on Main Street near the Standard. Notables from Anaconda and Butte conferred with Exalted Ruler Canning, arranging for races, entertainment by the Boston & Montana band, and appearances by aviator Ted Maroney and local chauffeurs. Memorial Day was touted as a major sporting event for the state.
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Anaconda
Copper City
Butte
Elks
Main Street
Standard Office
Anaconda Riks
Canning
Butte Lodge
William Gemmell
Herb Riley
George Klotz
S. J. M. Minor
William Colermat Fohineon
Fred Jenses
Sig ‘Goodfriend
Boston & Montana
Clarence McGinniss Arrest in Alainville for Concealed Weapons
Clarence McGinniss was arrested last night by Assistant Chief Walsh in Alainville Tate and jailed on a concealed weapons charge. A district woman Cleo Caufield says she was attacked and knocked senseless, with $18 allegedly stolen while witnesses report McGinniss spent money freely. A gun was found in his pocket during the search.
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Clarence Meuinniss
Alainville Tate
Walsh
Ety
Cleo Caufield
McGinniss
City notes and distant tales in a clipped recap
Mrs Grant Kenison of Dilton visits Mrs M H York on Chestnut street. Chartres France May The French airman Frangeois carried six passengers on a biplane during a TS minute night today, a duration record for such a flight. Winnipeg added municipal ownership to a public bath and has spent 60 000 dollars in the last year for buildings and maintenance.
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Mrs. Grant Kenison of
Dilton
Chartres
France
Frangeois
Winnipeg
Women Responsible for Cost of Living Debate
Des Moines Iowa May 8 The push of American women toward foreign fashion and its influence on domestic cost of living drew critique from Prof Walter Sargent of the School of Education at Chicago University speaking to the Western Drawing and Manual Training association. He blamed foreign dress styles and tastes for higher prices and urged American women to establish and follow a consistent home grown fashion standard.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Walter Sargent
School of Education
Churea University
Western Drawing and Manual ‘Training Association
America
Vinnie
Thaws Sail For Europe Amid Mystery Around Son
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw wife of Mary K Thaw and noted as the slayer of Stamford White sailed aboard the steamship Olympus for Europe. Reports say her young son, center of much speculation a year ago, accompanied or was connected to the journey in some manner.
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Mary K. Thaw
Stamford White
American fashion criticized for grotesque dress styles
The speaker laments American women who dress grotesquely while Paris styles remain admired. He calls for a national committee of artists to study and guide American design in dress and home furnishings.
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America
Paris
Woman Slays Infants as Husband Sleeps
Philadelphia May 8 report details a mother in the southern city section who killed her two infant daughters with a butcher knife while husband slept. The act followed a sudden mental breakdown after illness, reported as insanity. Berkeley California May 8 probate filing reveals Fatwin R Norton’s will bequeathing $10,000 to Miss E Lilian Foss, his longtime stenographer, with the remainder to relatives and friends. Norton was a widower.
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Philadelphia
Mary Kulasa
Mrapher
Berkeley
Cal
E. Lilian Foss
Fatwin R Norton
Hits
Norton
Foss
Transformation in Winnebago tribe sparks faith and land reform
The Southern workman reports a dramatic shift in the Winnebago Indian tribe once seen as degraded. Industrial and spiritual awakenings drive 115 of 212 families to live on allotments, with improved land use and inherited lands valued. Dr. Williamson calls the change a modern miracle as hope grows among workers for a better life and younger members begin to rise above past hardships.
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United States
Jace
Williamson
Pope titles in early church history traced in India taps
The Indiapolis News notes how the title pope evolved from a generic bishop title in the fourth and fifth centuries western Europe to denote the Bishop of Rome, Peter's successor, while in the East only the bishop of Alexandria used it. The Greek usage is referenced.
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Europe
Rome
St. Peter
Alexandria
Russia
Ppas
Pius
Loss of Leather Trade Casts Shadow on English Tanneries
A historical note traces the decline of English leather production, noting that England once led the industry but now faces reduced output. Several long established tanneries have closed, including two of the oldest, with 1912 marking notable business closures amid a broader downturn.
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Leeas
Ingland
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