Two Receptions Brighten Stormy Day at Passmore and Donnelly Homes
Yesterday gatherings at Mrs. John W Passmore and Mrs Ignatius Donnelly drew large crowds despite bad weather. Hosts showcased festive decor with smilax red chrysanthemums and red roses while guests enjoyed refreshments and warm hospitality.
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John W. Passmore
West Mercury Street
A. A. McMillian
Passmore
Inlaw
Ed Passmore
Ellis Passmore
Parsons
Anna Patterson
Shelds
Morrison
Carmen
Dorothy Passmore
Anna Ward
Jennie McDonald
E. W. Shively
Tinds
Donnelly
Giltinan
Court deadline pressures ahead of election date
Authorities urge rapid action as a court deadline nears before the upcoming election.Officials warn delays could jeopardize eligibility and voting procedures, prompting rushed hearings and filings to meet the ballot deadline.
Gilchrist Case Admonishes Lawyers in Silver Bow Fight
Relator M P Gilchrist continues presentation of witnesses with three or four more to come while County Clerk John Weston defense follows. Chief Justice Brantly urges speedy action as the case heads toward election day with evidence likely to extend into next week. George H Casey, Silver Bow Democratic central chair, testifies long on relator's side while dispute over publication of the official ticket remains unresolved.
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Gilchrist
John Weston
Theodore Brantly
C. F. Kelley
Butte
Weston
Democratic Party
Kelley
J. J. McHatton
George H. Casey
Democratic Central Committee
Silver Bow County
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Long Island
Bunny
Life ends as note parts husband and wife tragedy unfolds
A Spartanburg planter D A Switzer killed himself after writing that life was a failure and to take his children. His wife was found dead in their new home with a severed artery amid a reported attack. The Brooklyn Eagle notes the family turmoil and local response.
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Columbia
S. C
Dave
D. A. Switzer
Spartanburg
Children and youth apparel sale with wide menswear items
Overstock shop offers boys coats and suits, hose, waists, shirts, neckwear, and youths suits. Includes 600 pairs black Mace hose, boys flannelette waists, shirts from 50c, neckwear, and youth serge suits priced to clear. Full range sizes and colors across garments.
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Burlington
Oxford
Black
Bargain Shoes for Misses Children and Men
Bargain sale offers rare misses shoes with patent toe caps and lace style in sizes 2% to 6 at 1.95 per pair. Misses sizes to 2 at 1.75, children 5% to 11 at 1.50, babies calf shoes 1.00, baby boys box calf shoes laced 1.00, men slippers figured leather brown oxblood 6 to 11, felt house slippers 3 to ?
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Fifth Avenue
Tom Horn Convicted of Murder in Nickell Case
Tom Horn famed scout and cattle detective is found guilty of first degree murder in the Willie Nickell killing. Evidence centers on Horns confession to Deputy La Fors, which he admits but calls bragging fabrication. Trial ran Oct 10 to Oct 24 with verdict by 5 pm.
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Der
Horn
Willie Nickell
Joseph H. la Fors
la Fors
Cuba
Highwood-Shonkin Telephone Line Planned by Rev Robbins
Rev H E Robbins of Fort Benton visited Great Falls and moved to secure material for a new telephone line between Fort Benton and Highwood country east of Great Falls. The Highwood Shonkin line will run south from Great Falls toward the Highwood region.
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Standard
Great Falls
H. E. Robbins
Fort Benton
Highwood Country
Highwood-Shonkin
Benton to Baker ranch line to connect with Bell system
A new 50 mile telephone line will run from Bentons up the Shonkin and Big Sag to the Highwood trees and Baker's ranch, connecting with the Bell system. The Highwood country has grown rapidly with about 150 ranches along the route and a guarantee list from several ranches supports the project.
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Benton
Baker
Hill to Visit Montana Iron Mines and Steel Plant
Special Dispatch reports in Great Falls that James J. Hill is expected Wednesday to discuss iron mines and a new steel plant. A large iron ore strike is noted at the Hill-Gibson mines near Wyack, with Hill accompanying mining experts during his Montana visit.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
James J. Hill
Hill-Gibson
Wyack
Hill
Montana
Governor Toole Requisitions Inez Perry in Helena Robbery Case
Special Dispatch reports Governor Toole issued a requisition for Inez Perry charged with robbing Nat Mat tering, a Klondike miner, of $500 on Wood street Oct. 16. Perry is jailed in Seattle awaiting officers from Montana. Authorities believe she escaped Helena aboard the Florodora special train, hidden in a passenger car.
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Helena
Toole
Inez Perry
Nat Mattering
Klondike
Wood Street
Seattle
Perry
Florodora” Company
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