Penitentiary Musicians Plan Summer Concert Series
The state penitentiary band at Deer Lodge, named bigger and better than ever, will give public concerts each Friday and Sunday afternoon this summer. Bandmaster Viol reports strong progress since last summer, with a 75-piece lineup and new instruments. Visitors praise recent performances, and the band plans a varied program including selections from Jersey, Sympathique, and Mascagni among others.
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Viol
Montana
Deer Lodge
Preparations for Park High School Class Day and Commencement
The Park County High School class of 191? prepares for its class day on Wednesday evening May 27 with an assembly room program featuring musical numbers essays and readings by senior students. Commencement will follow two evenings later at the opera house with invocation songs and class poems, followed by a benediction.
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Spechtl
Tavingston
Ure Park County High School
Finn
Charles Lisle Henderson
Robert Lee
Virginia
Tessve Opal Griguby
England
Ollever Cromwell
Gladya Mara Polfer
Canine
Elisa
TNO
Opera
Louise Margaret Wilson
Olive Mattaon
Jenny Mins
Tesibpint Geby
Gillin Stohr
Peaphe Fey
Hebert Targ
Wisie
Jananere
He Genevieve Millermausse
Benedie
Man Wanted in Wyomingisi Arrest Warrant Issued
A Wyoming warrant seeks George Puller for brand theft from a gray bull river camp. Described as 6 feet tall with white skin and a distinctive left thigh scar, he is linked to a stolen bay mare and gear taken near Bashe and Gray Bull Creek on May 19. Notify the deputy sheriff with any arrest tips.
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Aedal Tisnaich
SinnIard
Red Lodge
Patterhaaden
Oficera
Basia
George Puller
Brand Larceny
Ray Horee
Shuevaker
Tzer
Myery
Wim Atalen Wriday
Stoten
Tedx AlpTon
Basha
Wyo
Wife seeks possession of husband’s horse in theft case
Mrs Eugh Kelsey, wife of a Livingston man arrested on a cattle stealing charge, seeks to secure possession of a horse claimed by Charles Toxram. She asserts the horse belonged to her husband. The case was set aside, with an appeal planned. attorney George W. Pierson represented the defendant.
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Ataniard
Ted Tedge
Mra
Eugh Kelsey
Livingston
Charles Toxram
Hebiger
George W. Pierson
Mty
Apa
Alynte Af Tirldzer
Hefery
Pioneer Settler Lewistown Man Dies at Ranch
Silverky, a pioneer settler, died suddenly on his Lewistown ranch while alone. He lived in the area for years, leaving a fine ranch a few cash assets at the bank and a sister as heir. A native of Tortugal rador from New Bedford, Barsara Joaquina de Mendanen, he lived an adventurous life in California before moving to Montana and Lewistown.
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Lewistown
May
Tor Silverky
Seattle
Barsara Joaquina de Mendanen
New Bedford
Tortugal Rador
Cape Hort
Tle
California
Montaut
Telemit
Fourth is sidetracked for the county fair
Special dispatch from Lewistown May 22 notes Lewiston will skip formal celebrations this year as surrounding towns plan events. Jawn waits until fall for its activities, while local leaders discuss a larger race meet. Directors meet next week to finalize plans amid rising expectations. United States Minister Conger arrives from China and heads to Muxtco City to assume ambassadorship duties.
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Standard
Lewistown
Lewstown
Jawn
Alons ibAt Inc
David Uilger
W. Belden
Association
Okehama City
Okla
United States
Conger
China
Washington
Muxtco City
Westen
Siberia Steamer Sails East With Passengers and Cargo
The Siberia departed from San Prandieca with 150 passengers aboard and 9 cargo tons. It carried $1,090,600 in silver destined for Paris and headed toward the Orient, including Japan.
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San Prandieca
Siberia
Paris
Secret of health in digestion and bowel function
The text discusses how proper digestion leads to health and explains that foods are digested quickly, with intestines and bowels opening smoothly. It implies that good digestion promotes overall wellness and regularity.
Tea imports rise slowly despite forty years of growth
American tea imports have increased little in forty years. readers note persistent poor quality tea leaving grocers to offer stony values and lament ineffective markets while suppliers struggle to meet demand.
Virginia court ends term with several sentences handed down
Virginia City district court recessed to June 3 as Judge Callaway prepares to issue rulings. Harry Williams and Frank Blazin were sentenced to ten years for burglary and grand larceny. Reuben Goodyer, 19, tried for jailed assault, committed to state reform school. A.J. Davin heirs case adjourned for advisory. Holy Roller cases move to Beaverhead district court with Judge Callaway disqualified.
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Virginia City
Callaway
Timne
Harry Williams
Frank Blazin
Reuben. Goodyer
Dril
Jacal Buty
Torney M. M. Duncen
Rlasa
Jorge Callaway
A. J. Davin
Emma Curtis
Bealleroek
Jefferson Valley
B. St. Cheadle
Dillon
Met
Suite
Tanly
Holy Roller
District Court
Deaverhead County
Rachel
Deer Lodge
Miles City
Prehistoric bones found near Idaho dam site
In Snake River near Minidoka Idaho an excavation for a reclamation dam uncovered a lava bed and six to eight foot sand layer containing four fossil remains. A horned animal skull and a large tusk like an elephant were found with a lower jaw suggesting horse and a hare, with specimens sent to Washington for analysis.
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Idaho
Snake River
Minideka
Amu
Fe C. Tarn
Waaniigton
Anurh
Iowa Man Arrested for Selling Buggy Wagons
Lewistown May 21 C G Hodgen representing Grinnell Iowa Buggy company was arrested for selling buggies without paying the 209 year license. He hired a lawyer and plans to seek an injunction or appeal to the supreme court claiming the law unconstitutional.
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Byrclay
Blanchard
Lewistown
C. G. Hogden
Grinnell, Towa, Bugsy Company
Hodgen
Supreme Court
Cheadle
Restraining Order Quickens in Red Lodge Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports on May 11 as Geeren A. Smith obtains a restraining order from Judge Frank Jaty in chambers at Idvingston. The order bars John Alarkinvs and Charles Moore from building or ditching across a proposed line, affecting local plans in Montana.
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The
Standard
Red Lodge
Geeren A. Smith
Frank Jaty
Sudg
Idvingston
Ambiguous legal action noted in district proceedings
Fragmentary OCR indicates a case involving interference with a dute and salt immenced in a district with attorney Sydney Fox. Pupes were sent to Livingston for consideration by Judge Lears.
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Sydney Fox
Livingston
Lears
Wool Sale by Col. Cruse Nets 309000 Pounds at 26 Cents
Lewistown May 27 Col Thomas Cruse Helena banker has sold his wool clip of about 309000 pounds to Jerentiate Williams Co Boston at 26 cents per pound. The wool is mixed quality and brings a higher price than last season. Cruse remarks the Judith basin remains healthy for wool and will begin shearing at Flatwillow sheep ranch soon.
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Standard
Lewistown
Thomas Cruse
Helena
Judith Basin
Cruse
Jerentiate Williams & Co
Boston
Newman Bound Over on Bounty Fraud Charges
Miles City May 27 The hearing at St J Newman on alleged bounty law violations resumed Delny continued from last Saturday A S Yoder secretary of state attended with original certificates whose integrity is questioned The defense compelled Fred Franklin the witness who turned state's evidence to list all names on the certificates to prove who forged them Both sides rested and Newman was bound over on 3000 bail
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Standard
Miles City
J. Newman
Delny
Let
A. S. Yoder
Fred Franklin
Newnan
Committee Begins Work At County Fair Grounds
Livingston May 22 Work on the grand stand at the fair grounds has begun and will reach completion. The large seating structure will hold 2 600 with dressing rooms a restaurant and bar. It will rest on 44 concrete piers and work will soon start on the exhibit building racing stable and stock pens. Grounds and track will be fenced and the infield graded to include a baseball diamond. A large crew will stay through fall to finish the project.
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Standard
Livingston
Fair Grounds
Genttlemen
Tacing Stable
Atock
Will Reorganize The Patriarchs Militant In Starslord
Farklodge No 1 O F airing plans to revive the uniformed rank after years of disbandment. Members show interest to join, aiming to restore the branch. Odd Fellows and Hytekats to hold annual memorial services at the Methodist church on Sunday, June 11.
American minister Thomas receives silver roving cup in Stockholm
Stockholm May 27. The American consular corps presented the roving minister V W Thomas Jr with a handsome silver roving cup in a mark of esteem.
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Stockholm
Sweden
VW. W. Thomas, Jr
Reduction in Kansas Oil Hits Pipelines Prices
Independence Kansas May 27 another cut to the price of Kansas oil was made for 1 cent from 710 83 cents. The price for pipeline oil now ranges from 2 to 3 cents.
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Independence
Kan
Kansas
New York Ragcoll Club Boss Fined and Suspended
Manager Mel Graw of the New York Ragcoll league fined and suspended for a year for using alleged illegal substances amid a dispute with Dreyfus of the Pittel club.
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New York
Mel Graw
New York Ragcoll
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