Tales of travel and growth in Idaho and Montana
George Armstrong travels through Butte and travels to Pocatello while overseeing the eastern division of the telephone company. He notes Idaho’s agricultural growth and homesteading trends. Dwight Bushnell reports abundant wood reserves in the forest division and explains permit and stumpage procedures. Gallatin valley sees bumper crops with Northern Pacific elevators full, alfalfa production rising, and ranchers planning winter feeding amid a strong cattle and sheep outlook.
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George 8 Armstrong
T Mountain Tell Telephone Company
Pocatelo
Armstrong
Idaho
Dwight Bushnell
Helena Forest
Fanine
Tutte
Montana
Rigell Division
National Forest
FT Stanton
Beneho
Bogeman
Butte
Sentlemen
Gallatin Valley
Gallatin. v
Ramsey Divorced from Margaret J Rum by Judge Lynch
Frederick Ramsey was granted a divorce from Margaret J Rum by Judge Lynch amid testimony alleging infidelity. Ramsey described finding his wife with a strange man entering a hotel with him, followed by a period in bed after she underwent an operation. The hearing noted prior divorce history and financials, with social details including race tracks and a union hall event mentioned.
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Frederick Ramsey
Margaret J
Lynch
James
Ramser W
Ivanh
Rafey
Jand
Auerbach Case Sparks In Police Court Proceedings
The Auerbach vagrancy case dominates the police court session with Judge McGowan delaying final rulings until tomorrow morning as investigators probe allegations of meter tampering and conspiratorial theft. The room also hears minor incidents including a claim of threats and several vagrancy hearings, while local entertainment notes highlight the Orpheum and Family theater acts plus a curiosities contest tied to Cree’s stage entrance.
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Gully
Furether
Mutt Auerbach
New York
Helena
Mat
Ife
Linst Broadwas
Orton Bros. Piano House
Japan Calendar Blossoms Tie Months to Flowers in Housekeeper
A bemused note from the Housekeeper introduces a Japan calendar mapping each month to a flower emblem. January’s pine signifies lasting prosperity, February’s plum purity, and March’s peach linked to youth. April to cherry blossoms, May to wistar and wate lily clusters, June to hibiscus, July to water lily perfume, August to azalea, September to anemone, October to maple, November to maple leaf, and December to camellia.
Craze for noble titles spans oceans and cultures
The London Standard notes the global craze for rank, from Matekula’s pig feasts to Western wealth and marriages. It compares island customs with Parisian mansions, cites the price of wives in pigs, and mentions a famed royal walking stick connected to Charles II and Queen Victoria, alongside a Houston Post aside on Balkan readers.
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London Standard
South
Pacific
Matekula
Charles TL
Cromwell
Enter
Victoria
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Oregon
Lake City
Hutte
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Dillon
Ui Dillon
First National Bank
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
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Ramsey
Hutte Council
Carpenters” Union Hall
Tuesda
Ing
Dillon's Orche
Japan
Continental Oil Co
Auerbach
Yudae
Ate Stomeym
Electric. Light. Company
Avon Dachenhausen
Sage Pelle Cour
Andi
Auer
Bach
Standara
Aganes i
John Cane
Tie
Molly Brown
Cane
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Pheum
Homer
Lind
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Orpheum
Jay
Cree
Ue Fam Fy
Omriday
Questi
Creo
Limerick
R. Icy
Orton Bros
Mollie
Aia
PIANO
N. Main St
Ofan
Cxeo
Matel
Malekula
Tribunar
Australia
Houston Post
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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