Foreman of Jury Quits During Trial Over Cattle Suit
In district court a dispute over care of about 800 cattle led to a four day trial between Mrs. Carlston, the “Cattle Queen of Paradise Valley,” and rancher Mr. Christie. The jury reached a verdict for the plaintiff after ten hours deliberation. foreman resigned, eight jurors completed the vote. The award excludes attorneys' fees and exceeds $600.
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Special Menten
al M. BH. Garlston
David B. Christie
Airs
Carlston
Paradise Valley
Christie
Jimnekett Creek
Caristie
Hem
Cadston
Julius Baer Dies Suddenly at Hitters Hot Springs
Virginia City May 9 Julius Baer a prominent mining engineer died at Hitters Hot Springs last night He was superintendent of the works and dredges for the Conrey Pincer Mining Company of Ruby and directed construction of a new dredge He had suffered from legrione and hemorrhage is named a fellow crett member of Montana Jorge Bo 2 aA Fr and A M He leaves a mother and sister at Ruby and was about 40 years old
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Julius Baer
Hitters Hot Springs
Baer
Conrey Pincer Mining Company
Cor Ruby
Denver
Hoe
Ruby
Crett
Montana
Jorge
A. M
Wedding of Prominent Red Lodge Residents
A large wedding at Red Lodge Methodist Episcopal Church unites William Rae of Billings and Eleanor Lennon daughter of S Lennon as Rev J A Smith conducts the ceremony. The couple enjoys wide esteem in Carbon County and beyond with many guests from outside Red Lodge. Gifts include a diamond and pearl brooch from the bride's mother.
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Te Stadard
Red Lodge
Tred Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Rae
Billings
Eleanor Lennon
S. Lenron
J. Amith
Pasear
Heth
Carbon County
Tives Lennon
Deportation Case Concluded in Helara Court Action
The case of Luni Pox, under sentence of deportation by United States Commissioner Raszell, was concluded this morning and submitted to the court.
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Helara
Luni Pox
United States
Raszell
Improvement Company Offers Lands at 2.50 An Acre for Irrigation Project
The Northwest Improvement Company agrees to sell lands within the Lower Yellowstone project area at 2.50 per acre in parcels, under government sale rules, to buyers signing water rights contracts. The move aims to prevent price increases and aid project development across about 27 500 acres.
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Standard
Washington, D. C
Reclamation Service
Northwesterm Imnrovement Company
Twaas
Ter
Lin
Amt Ln
Thie Teme
Reckuntion Service
Echo of Old Newspaper War Over Lewistown Democrat
In district court, T F Johns sues C Barnes for 100 dollars claiming a local card falsely accusing debt collectors damaged his business standing. Johns asserts the card was malicious, militia inspired, and aimed to ruin his finances. Barnes countersuit seeks 5000 dollars in punitive damages.
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Standard
Lewistown
T. F. Johns
C. Barnes
Johns
Darnes
Lewistawi Democrat
Jorms Elas
Milice
Tao
Fergus Om Henska
Special Disputes to oversee Moccasin Mountain operations
Willis Moore of Colorado, supervising the Moccasin Mountain company, is expected this week to take charge of operations that will be inaugurated in Kentucky to develop the tract. The group is owned by a wealthy Colorado Springs syndicate.
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Fred
Broad
Fragmentary Minnesota story note from dusty archive
A blurred, archaic scene shows a man at a house with a horse nearby and a conversation about age and sickness. The dialogue hints at confusion over a boy’s age, with a guardian questioning whether the child is truly older than four.
Seceing Stockmen Gather at Denver Opens Convention
Several hundred cattlemen attend the opening session of the American Stock Growers association convent ion in Denver. Gov. Jesse T. McDonard and J. W. Springer welcome delegates as talks cover rail service and anti packer concerns. President Hagenharth of the National Livestock Association arrives but urges peace and harmony.
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Denver
American Stacks | Blowers! Association
Secedera
Sessen
Broadway
Mater Liring
Jesse T. McDonard
J. W. Springer
National Stock Association
Wow
Warner
Texas Cattle Rabe Association
Growers’ Association
National Livestock
Thore
Caryent Tlan
Hagenharth
Belier
Hgutlighe
Ung
Murc Mackenzie
Sor
Sehanters
Don Retary
Rleiles
Sehaerer. Co
William EB. Hughes
Genwer
Leatel
Azul
Fred P. Jonas Sor
Wit
B.J. Whegenbarth
J. J. Gwynn
W. A. Harris
Chicago
Severik
National Livestock Weseckition
Watelns
Aly
Harry Ioedas
Meniers
Athireas
W. E. Hughes
Washington and Montana News Highlights
Special dispatch from Washington reports a patent granted to William Clengena and A Lee of Huron, and Ann Rerson named ear in rural free delivery. Montana pensions listed include Pred Caner, George Sauith, and Stephen Spitzies with varied amounts. Civil service plans a clerk-carrier examination in Helena in May for general postal service positions.
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Llandars
Washington
Wiliam Clengena
A. Lee
Huron Apecretary Co- Eine
Ann Rerson
Seryice Mparet Sa
Flamditon
Joby N. Gong
Montana
Belgrade Notes From the Sperrow Correspondence
Belgrade notes report social visits in Heleng and Helena, juror service in Helena, travel between Minnesota and Montana, and a short note on Mesander Stith injured by a dynamite shell at Centraark.
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Holgeade
May
C. A. Dandye
Johnson
Helena
Tialias
SS Jamies
Moni
Mont
Genege Bryan
Peek
Taylor
As. W. Tarliner
Hay
Mesander Stith
Centraark
Belgrade and Gebo brewer seek Montana site for fishery
The text notes J B Salyards, a Duluth native, arriving in Belgrade with Lyman Morgan and Ta A L Brewer of Gebo proposing a Montana location. It describes coastal fishery activities, crews hauling lines and dories, and the dangers of the sea with fishermen tending gear and securing catches.
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Coukl
J. B. Salyards
Duluth
Min
Belgrade
Lyman Morgan
Evy Salyards Company
Ta. A. 1
Gebo
Montana
Dis
Hare
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