Rustling of Cattle Dwindles in Montana Says Official
Helena Oct 1 alleged stock rustlers to the number of 32 were arrested in Montana during the quarter ending Sept 30 according to stock inspectors reports. Forty two rustlers were convicted and 17 cases pending as of the quarter. Officials note little tampering with brands and more cattle killed for beef as dry farming expands demand. Inspectors to enforce monthly brand statements and stronger action against rustling now planned.
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Helena
Montana
D. W. Raymond
State Bord of Stock Commissioners
Gince
Raymond
Eagle
Tne
Faw
Sully
Supreme Court Opinions Include Mining Dispute Ruling
Helena Oct court handed down three opinions led by a Silver Bow case Leah F Silvermen and heirs sueing Butts Boulder Mining and Lumber Co over a $20 000 loan claim The court says the first action is invalid and must be dismissed The second action involves an assigned claim and results in judgment for the plaintiff on a new trial order while the dispute centers on Divide claim and the roles of multiple locators The decision clarifies that when several parties locate a claim and only some participate the others cannot carry on the representation
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District Court
Him County
Thomas J. O'Hanlon
Henry J. Panlon
Ruby Gulch Mining Company
Supreme Court
Appetite and Digestive Aid Promises Quick Hunger Return
A promotional note explains appetite tied to stomach signals and saliva flow, detailing how ptyalin digests starch and how Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets restore appetite by refreshing stomach juices. It claims fast relief from hunger loss and urges buying at 50 cents from any druggist.
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Stuart
Timely arrival saves mother and sister from blaze
Standford Bequette, a Northern Pacific fireman, returned to his home in Livingston at 1 AM to find the house ablaze. He carried his mother and sister to safety and alerted the fire department as flames spread from a defective wiring fault. Loss is estimated at 1500 for goods and 1000 for the house, insured.
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Livingston
Standford Bequette
Northern Pacific
North G
Witlhy
Goth
Standford
Different Site Chosen for Helena Y M C A Building
The Helena Y M C A site moved from near the public library to Puller Avenue and Lanvrenca Street on the Halo lot. The original site cost 7500 dollars, while the new site is 18000 dollars. Corrad Kohre is a major donor, contributing 6500 dollars. Mr. Hale reduced his price by 2000 dollars. The chosen plot fronts 70 feet and runs 160 feet deep.
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Tisluna
Oct
Tony
Young Men's Christian Association
Puller Avenue
Lanvrenca Street
Halo Lot
Corrad Kohre
Young Men's Christian Association Fund
Starling
Hale
Report of robbery of Lewistown bank untrue
Lewistown October 1. Inquiries from several cities claimed a bank robbery occurred here. Local bankers dismiss the tale as unfounded, noting a jewelry-store theft earlier that morning with small loss and that rumor origins were travel chatter. Banks faced unwarranted annoyance due to the mistaken report.
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Lewistown
Get
Jewish suffragettes are ejected from synagogue
London Oct 11 Jewish suffragettes interrupted a West End Bayswater synagogue service and recited a prayer asking God to forgive Herbert Samuel and Sir Rufus Isaacs for denying freedom to women and consenting to torture of women. They were escorted from the building after authorities took their names. Mr Samuel, postmaster general, is a regular worshipper.
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London
West End
Bayswater
Herbert Fiamnel
Sir Rufus Isaacs
Herbert Samuel
Samuel
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Personal Movements and Events
Butte residents hear news of travel plans among Harry Redwood and his wife to winter in England before returning, a hospital update on the Rev Dalton in Idaho Falls, new staff at A.C.M. Co and Northern Pacific links, Edith Schott’s home visit from Bozeman for Jewish holidays, Mrs John Olson recognized as West’s leading art critic, a Silver Bow Graduate Nurses association meeting to discuss events, and Mrs John R Wedley's improving condition after surgery at St Joseph’s hospital.
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Harry Redwood
Southampton
Eagland
England
Butte
Dalton
Central Presbyterian Church
Idaho Falls
Hol Buske
A.C. M. Co. Fla
Northern Facile
Malena
Northern Pacific
Edith Schott
Montana College of Agriculture
Bozeman
J. M. Schott
Weat Fork Street
Hoo
Three Forks
Merald Sayay
Ars
Kd Boyer
Putte
John. A. Olson
Federation of Women's Clubs
Silver Bow
Nurens’ Association
John R. Wedley
West Park Aired
T. Joseph's Hospital
Three Alarms Reported After Fire at Harvard Black
Three alarms were turned in yesterday from the Harvard Black on 112 West Broadway. Noon smoke from a clogged chimney caused a scare among lodgers at Alleétha House due to a defective wall letting heat pass. A second alarm occurred at 4 am and a third at 7 pm when a passerby at the public library thought there was a fire. Little damage resulted.
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Harvard Black
West Broadway
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