Butte School of Mines Eyes Top Football Season
Readied for registration next week Butte’s School of Mines expects its strongest football team yet. Returning players from last year join a large incoming class as coach staff plan early practice and seek entry into the Northwestern conference, aiming for key games in Butte.
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Recovery of valuable papers by police in Bezemian
Chief Mulholland and Detective Murphy recovered a woman’s land satchel containing securities valued at 8 000 dollars. Miss Ines V. Black of Bezemian misplaced it in Mast Park street 600 block while waiting for a car. she seated it on the ground and it was momentarily forgotten.
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Miss Agnes Miller Warns Young Women on Menstrual Pain
Chicago woman Miss Agnes Miller urges young women to avoid cold during menstruation. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing dysmenorrhea and improving health after three weeks, noting continued benefit with ongoing use.
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Satchel No Trace Found After Woman Returns
A fragment notes a woman discovering laws and a lost satchel with no owner identified. Police are alerted and authorities plan to deliver the satchel to its rightful owner via Edward Stone. A 7 year old named John Thomas is mentioned in the muddled passage with the satchel later taken to his mother.
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Montana Items of Interest to the People
Billings reports county commissioners rejected bid details for courthouse work, while A C Logan and family depart for Chicago to resume study at the Chicago College of Music. In Boseman, funds prepare for a Big Vimber drill field meet. Helena notes retirements and teaching briefs, and foresters study forest reserves. Havre mentions hay on the border, stock rounds, sheep industry issues, and local woolgrower Edward Yremmer’s eye treatment after an accident.
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Havre
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Great Falls
Big Attendance at the Fair Amid Dust and Wind
At Billings fair crowds neared 2 70, the second biggest turnout in 12 years, despite fierce winds and dense dust. The day featured card events and a standout steer roping contest between Williams of Texas and Wellington of Arizona, with dramatic near-catches and a final dismayed exit as Williams struggled with a balky horse.
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Teachers Meet at Billings for County Institute
Special dispatch from the Standard reports Yellowstone county teachers opening a three day session in Billings. Inspectors include Professor Bovla, principal of Billings High School, and Professor Monroe of the state college in Dillon. Activities featured a duet by Mrs and Miss Comptonn and lectures on pedagogical phases by Monroe. The gathering, led by Superintendent Lather, advocates an educational meeting at the World’s fair.
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Unclear OCR Capture of Local Event
Fragmentary text notes a fight or event at LR00 Rotters with names like James Dobson mentioned. context and details are heavily garbled, leaving unclear dates, places, participants, or outcomes. The piece references demands and a work schedule but lacks recoverable specifics.
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Conspiracy Charges Involving Idaho Springs Miners Union
Five counts in an information accuse members of the Idaho Springs Miners' Union of destruction and conspiracy. James Craig and Fred Well, officers of the Clozets' alliance, face arrest and binding over in Denver. New charges allege destruction of Sun and Moon property and further conspiracies, with judges preparing warrants as case unfolds.
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Retrenchment Delays Planned Carried-Out in Year
The management says the program to be carried out within a year will not proceed as planned due to a pot of retrenchment in expenses.
Great Northern Officials Travel By Special Car to Haver and Beyond
General Manager P M Ward and senior Great Northern executives arrived in Tel aot on a special car. They planned to inspect every mile of the Great Northern railroad in the west, traveling on a direct route through Asteria from Great Vale Moessie. The group included Archibald Gray and other officials. Ward and Slide were absent from the state for a couple of weeks.
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