Jury Trials Set in Judge Lynch's Court
Reports describe jury selection underway in Judge Lynch's court for trials involving multiple defendants and firms, with notes on panel composition, venire procedures, and attorneys present. The proceedings list cases including McCormick versus Mounness Mercantile and Vance against McGiltey, with juror availability and courtroom logistics detailed.
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Lynch
Wivtricg
Are Pursuay Aityt
Storm Wiltam Seaton Craton
Uteenn
Vlerk Wildrn
Glerk Davies
Hig Bos
Tnt
Seri Ce
Health Officer's September Report Summary
The report by Dr. Heatlh over se ofiver shows September figures with 92 dunths and 36 outside cases. Diphtheria deaths were three in city districts, and scarlet fever, measles, and other illnesses appear with notable cases and fatalities.
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Wilel
T. Pigot
Lie City
Unclear OCR excerpt on buggy accident and names
An OCR damaged fragment describes a buggy overturning and life dangers involving names such as De Morne Pupsharg Andrew Gandob Pritesten Reine Crom Tan Momalng and Miller, with a mention of a Melonierivaghitis event near Tower Broadway and county officials, but the text is garbled and only partial details remain.
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de Morne Spendenor
Andrew Gandob Pritesten
Man Injured After Buggy Crash Near Prachlous Harse
A buggy crash injures a rider and driver near the Prachlous harse. The driver is knocked unconscious, receives facial scratches, and is strapped to a vehicle as bystanders assist. The horse and equipment suffer damage. the rider recovers after aid.
Condensed Milk Magnate Visits Montana Friends
A fragmented report notes Dalipetary and Ta-Me from MWightnouil visiting cousin Jon Kictner and his family in Montana. It mentions Mie Uigitandventensery as a regional dairy outfits owner and hints at travel to Barvane for a trip. The piece contains garbled names and unclear events but centers on a prominent condensed milk magnate touring Montana and northwest regions.
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Barvane
Hutsing
Ithe Baskatehowat
Uae
Pata IK
Watney
Opinion of Observer on Japanese Question and War
The Observer notes a broad debate over Japan’s role in world affairs and its potential impact on American policy. It discusses the Japanese question as seen by various observers, including concerns about hostility and the influence of European events, with references to U S interests and immigration.
Phillipburg Notes and Local Travel Rumors
Fragmented items mention residents visiting Chicago from the Phillipburg area, a mining trip to Sanrise, and various names such as Tess Paul A. Pnea and John sh Cuertietek Mie. Reports touch on trains, passengers from Helena abroad, and several local people traveling or planning visits with brief social notes amid scattered event mentions.
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Phillipe
I. Vl
Chicago
Wire
Niohue Hno
McWilliams ix
Stone
Scott
Iing
Tess Paul A. Pnea
Ance Granit Bilwetalie Conymery
Helena W
John Sh Cuertietek
Aid Mra
Dah Py
Earmeds
Uelee
Ds M. Vartee
Indates
Genie Manewood
Mra
Dines Tekey
Wirkes
Wiliam
Chaielos
Wii A
Csamabeth
Lieve Fron
Dhaimared
Mather
Ale Cormank
Morudiy
Shete Pamdinaom
Advornt
Kha
Mange
Rally Day Observed by Baptists of Dillon
Special correspondent reports Dillon Baptists celebrated Rally Day with a program for migrants and helpers. All students from the school and notable attendees joined a well attended service. The event featured readings and a prayer by Prof. Ry Puete, superintendent, and audiences praised the exercises.
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Baptists OF
Dillon
Ry Puete
Tyne
Untitled sports note from a chaotic page
An unclear football game report references a player named Anaciulod and a period of strong effort. The text is heavily garbled, with disordered words and missing details about teams, location, or final score.
Court Term Begun at Billings with Jury Session
Important court term opened in Billings with Judge Bering presiding. The docket includes likely notable cases as the session proceeds, with officials noting the readiness of participants and proceedings.
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Billings
Mountaineers Convene in Billings For District Meeting
Special correspondence reports the Fraternal Order of Mountaineers arranging a two day district convention in Billings. Delegates from various regions are expected, with Park City and Laurel membership joining. The opening session is Wednesday afternoon, followed by a grand banquet that evening at the hall. About 200 meals will be served. A literary program and initiation of a large class of candidates are planned. The lodge is described as flourishing ahead of the convention.
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Bue Tings
Mountaineers
Cablin
Park City
Laurel
Man Charged With Robbery At Big Timber
Special Correspondent reports Howard O. Ormsby, tied to a 3000 damages suit against Mamifa Co. for alleged theft at a sugar factory, was arrested by Sheriff Webb on request of Sweat Grey county authorities after a claim he planned to rob and held a money reel. he was found with a coin purse and admitted working as a bartender at a local tavern.
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Standar Billings
Howard O. Ormsby
Mamifa Coining Company
Webb
Tsebland
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Vance
Tigh McGiltey
Primas Lens
Aetis
Mary Beuiert
Murge de
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Orel
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