Livery Stable Case Leads to Fines and Cruelty Remarks
A livery stable case unfolds as owners facing cruelty questions over a temperamental horse. The judge warns against unsafe driving and notes police court will not settle the matter. Several defendants, including a man with missing limbs, receive jail or fines, while others are discharged for lack of evidence. An ad for Orton Brow promises value on planes or organs at 219 North Main Street.
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Con. Brady
Con. Hafrathan
Gitaro
Tone Quace
Notice Court
Warnanan
Pd. Gillgan
Iver
Courl
Moses
Hannahan
Orton Brow
North Main Street
Knight 70 Be Nominate for Governor in Utah
Logan Utah Sept 21 The Democratic state convention will meet here tomorrow to nominate a complete ticket. With the nomination of Jesac Knight of Provo a mining man for governor almost certain the convention points to lively fights for remaining places and over the focal option question. The convention’s stance on naming the Democratic choice for United States senator is an open issue. It is noted how quickly the automatic phone has gained prominence with many users.
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Logan
Utah
Jesac
Knight
Provo
Techet
United States
Woman Recalls Terrifying Home Invasion by Burglary Suspect
Mrs Bridget Fleming of Clear Grit reports a distressing Sunday morning encounter. A man crept into her bedroom crawling toward two sleeping children, then fled through a window leaving blood on the glass. She identified the intruder and police hope the description aids arrest.
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Bridget Fieming
No. Q Clear Grit Terrara
Henderson
Fleming
Mra. Fleming
Trent
Bricklayers quit over wage demand at bank site
Five bricklayers building the new First National Bank at Broadway and Main demanded a $1 daily raise to $7. the request was denied and they quit or were laid off. Contractor Charles C. Goddard said union pay scales were being followed and no extra perk was granted. The layoff pauses pressed brick work but inner red brick work continues. supervising architect expects no delay in completion and notes no strike, with iron work changes needed and plans to resume with required men. A special dance by M. No Ry is noted at Carpenters Hill.
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First National Bank
Broadway
Main Street
Charles C. Goddard
Vine
Nolley
GOSS NAMED FOR THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT JUDGE
James R. Goss, one of the oldest attorneys in Biting, was nominated for judge of the Thirteenth judicial district at the Renub Ilean convention in Hillhgst. Delegates from Carbon, Rosebud and Yohington counties attended. Goss was the sole candidate mentioned and nominated by proclamation. Banquet attendance included members of the Aiings Bar association.
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Hillhgst
James Remo
Thirteenth Judicial District
Carbon
Rosebud
Yohingtons
Gone
Vinitink
Meubara
Aiings
Divorce Granted After Two Months of Marriage
Catherine A. Smith was granted a divorce from Wallace J. Smith in Judge Lynch’s court. The marriage began in Butte on May 12, 1907 and lasted about two months before the husband deserted and did not return. The court awarded custody of their child Wilbur Harry Smith to the mother.
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Anage Kuynch
Catherine A. Swith
Wallace J. Smith
Smith
Salih
Butte
Waterloo
Wilbur Harry Smith
Horself
Haty
Lynch
Gasoline Explosion Damages Stands At Niagara Falls
A gasoline explosion damaged several roadside stands on Hiver way near the New York house at Niagara Falls. Firefighters found the blaze early this morning with damage running into thousands of dollars after the lights exploded, causing the fire. Sufficient details are unavailable due to fragmented report.
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Nirgane Falls
Morthg
Hiver Way
Mremen
New York House
Greeley Named Missoula District Forester
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports W. B. Greeley of California has been appointed district forester for the Missoula district with headquarters in Missouri. He will supervise about 60 staff, most of whom will move from Washington in November. Missoula office to begin operations December 1.
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Standard
Washington
Forest Service Today
W. B.greeley
California
Missouri
Missouli
Mrs McGann Recovering After Husband's Shooting
Reports from the Hiber ranch say Mrs McGann, wounded by her husband a few days ago, is recovering and believed to survive. She was shot twice in the head neck and chest with a 38 caliber revolver. Mike McGann, who killed himself after the attack, will be buried here tomorrow.
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Yillings
Hiber Ranch
McGann
Mike McGann
Women Who Wear Well and the Changes of Marriage
An old column notes how marriage and motherhood alter women’s appearance and temperament, citing ignorance and neglect of health. It promotes Dr. Plore’s Favorite Prescription as a nonalcoholic tonic made from native American medicinal roots, claimed to restore strength and vitality to women’s delicate systems.
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Plorcg
Plares
Yasui
Early Day Montanan Captain Healy Dies in Los Angeles
Word reached here of the death in Los Angeles on Tuesday night of Capt. Jonn J. Healy at age 72. Heart disease was the cause. He served as sheriff of Chawton county in the early days and was a pioneer in Alaska ventures with Portus B. Weare and Ell Gage. He helped found the North American Transportation and Trading Company in Seattle and ran a trading post at Dyon. He planned various enterprises including a tunnel under Bering Sea for a trans-Siberian railroad.
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Los Angeles
Jonn J. Healy
Healy
Chawton County
Alaska
Klondike
Portus B. Weare
Ell Gage
North American Transportation and Trading Company
Seattle
Dyon
Biren Creek
Bering Sea
Handsome Women Dominate Orpheum Bill
The Orpheum theatre presents a lineup featuring several handsome women. Mas Burke and Miss Marshall draw praise for their appearance, while Miss Hope Booth and Miss Badle Sherman are highlighted for beauty and stage presence. Valadon the magician, Miss Melville, and Miss Stetson also attract attention.
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Orpheum Theater
Mas Burke
John and
Mee Burke
Cressy
Linham
Indy
Miss Marshall
Tennessee
Hutte
Orpheum
Valadon
Maglerat
Misa Hope Booth
Miss Booth
Pete Blonia Tyne
Badle Sherman
Sho
Trnet Melville
Vie Stetson
Sanyo
Democratic convention of Silver Baw county reassemble
A garbled note describes the Silver Baw county Democratic convention to reassemble at 19 o'clock on a Wednesday in September. It mentions Harry Gallwey as chairman and references a layover at Lodge Saloon West Park with John Mulch proprietor. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Silver Baw County
Harry Gallwey
West Park
John Mulch
Speers Nee ‘Leden
Cald Hoor
Geena
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Butte’s Shopping Center
Luteys
Bell Phone Lutey's Store
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Meike
Fay
Caine
Falcon
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Japan
Amnoui
Letey's
Taney
Sue
Spess Con Np Ce
Pauvale
Shaw
IBM
Mieses
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Goodyear Wall
Sand St
Everybody's Shoe Store
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Swift
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Montana Cab
Nonbard
Muse
Bard
Mae
Bell
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the Sportsman's Store
Mal and Quarte Streeta
Dennis McCarthy
Adurt
Mike Keith
Grace Moore
Mary Wilson
Rank Uf. Johnson
Albine Steens
Aimant Untrerani Une
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Main and Park Sts
Bulte, Montana
Riddell Paint and Art Co. Eit Park Street
Prabody & CO
Makera
Househuraken Maris
Snelai
M. No Ry
Carpenters
James R. Goss
Spevin
Miles City
Sapt
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George Feater
A. Stolt Ia
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Clarks
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Jakan
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EP Singh
Alan Sheenate
Inal Ee Uorn
Sete
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Judie Kynch
Department of Court
Motlan
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Nerdy Defiault
Mary Jenkins
Cevella, Davidson
Peter Vadnais
Delrrer
Henry Veondette Agaligt Hn
Anater
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Hennessy Mercantile Company
WC. Moerr
Madison County
Joseph Ti.dfantle
W. F. Cobban
Atrike
Niagara Falls
W B. Greeley District Forester
Missoula
Mrs. Weann
Montana
E. Park
Thi Ber Giods
The
Join W. Healy
Chanteau Cannry
Aveny
Angus
Tolynktentt
John PF. Cordray
Noblette
Marshall
Lewis and Green
Soma Mendens
Puiday Society
Broadway Theater
Willie Dunlay
Geo. M. Cohan’s
Honeymooners
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