Paul Mitchell Buried at Deer Lodge After Fatal Spine Coach Crash
The body of Paul Mitchell 32 died near Sylvan River when a stagecoach toppled down a steep grade. He was buried at Deer Lodge after services at Warm Springs conducted by Rev H Ey Robbing. Pallbearers included notable local men from Butte Deer Lodge and Warm Springs.
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Paul MiThe
Paul Mitchell
Salmon City
Jigno
Butte
Oregon
Burthl
Sierman & Reed
Warm Springs
Deer Lodge
H. Ey Robbing
Anaconda
Fuera
Pallbeaters
Lawier Napian
Charles H. Reneshaw
F.C. Cavanaugh
Donald Larable
Joseph Mulcahy
G. H. Bahaka
Belle
William Mitchell
Witan G. Porter
Tatler
Romaina
Door Lodge
Tor
Warren
Alanminey Pan
Sylvan River
Gyve Way
Cmach
Mitch
Wie
Tenal
Te Pruch
Outil Porter
Itchell
Red Rock
Font
Paul Mitchal
Willan Mitchel
Willan Porter
Abney Scanlon
Wilayn Connors
Bell Phens
Butle
Guy Churchill
Bulle
Deer Lodge Mourns Paul Mitchell in Salmon River Tragedy
Deer Lodge reports the death of Paul Mitchell in an accident on the Salmon River near Salmon City while traveling with a party. Mitchell, a Deer Lodge native and former county surveyor, served in the war and later worked as a mining engineer and surveyor. He was actively involved in outdoor sports and loved driving four horses on hunting trips with friends. His mother Mrs. Mary Mitchell and siblings survive, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Deer Lodge
Larabig
Willane Mitchell Lis
Autattig
Paul Autenol
Salmon River
Ralmon City
Vaner
Paul
Paul Mitehall
Aml
Deer Ladyr
Whet
A. H. Mitchel
Paul Witenten
Lewisvile Ky
Sealy
Aul
Malte
Genewlly
Stephens
States Court
Mitchell
Dane
Pann Mittelie
Tii Wother
Mary Mitchell
Aid Ata
Scanlan Slater
Po Yrothers
Wilf
Harold
Deee
Heather
Thirty Horan Harned and the Morning Fire
A garbled report notes Horan Harned and Santini among others in a morning incident. It mentions punters, oils, and a burned area with horses affected, implying a local disturbance or accident with limited readable details.
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Teno
Bey
Baew
HM Inters
Santini
Tng
Hoss
London barring voyage for coast guard group voyage
Fragmented OCR text mentions London on Sept 2 and a voyage planning involving a group named Mayenne Coorsio and others from Chely London. It hints at a civil action and a larger pool, with a destination possibly Nostan and Minaw, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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London
Ayers Mayenne
Coorsio
Oler Ameen Miadome
Honample
Ayumery Company
Teft Chely
London Premory
Bigerpool
Fragmentary Historical Note About Stanford Delay
Fragmented readable lines indicate a person or event connected to Stanford and a delay or postponement at a location or institution during a September period. Names appear garbled but imply a notable local figure or arrangement and a delayed outcome tied to a place called Winaton or Winston.
Trade disruption delays Wenger shipment
A brief item reports a Wenger trade incident affecting a Nike freight car and an initial derailment. A wrecking crew re-railed the car, allowing the freight to proceed after ballast handling.
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Wenger
Nike
Willie Clark Found Wandering After Loss of Parents
Special dispatch from Helena reports a boy about ten, found wandering on Main Street with a blue cap and red strings in his slippers. He claimed both parents were dead and he had slept on lawns while surviving by shining shoes. Police traced him to St Joseph's Orphans Home. he was returned, with investigators seeking the truth of his tale.
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Helena
Main Street
Wille Clark
Uelin
Willemane
Wilie Clark
Paty Clark
Huth
Willie Clark
St. Joseph's Orphans' Home
Slater
Seemie
School Trustees Face Change On Transferring Pupils
A new law alters the authority over when school apportionment funds follow students across districts. Previously trustees could request transfers. now districts may elect whether to act. Mrs Sharpe sought to move her children from Wim to Great Falls, learning trustees are no longer compelled to transfer under the updated statute.
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Great Falls
Sept. S
Ousecout
Sharpe
Wim
Wim Lo
Lnw
Football Men Celebrate Securing a College Coach
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports football players and enthusiasts celebrate John Mynt being selected as coach for the season. Dr Reid announced the decision at the assembly. Mynt hails from the University of Winnewola and previously starred for a Minnesota high school team, bringing anticipated leadership to drills beginning tomorrow at the college dell.
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Bazeman
Sept
John Mynt
Essembly
Reid
Flynt
University of
Minnesota
Wynn Wil
College Dell
Seriors
Juniora
Dispute with Good Home Mining Company Settled at Court
In Philipsburg on September 22 the case of Als asander Wogiing and Jonny Boyd versus the Good Hone Mining Company was withdrawn and settled out of court for 92.80. With the matter resolved a large force of men will be put on at the mine, and work will commence as the company has substantial ready ore to move through the mill.
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Spvcia
Philipsburg
Alsasander Wogiing
Jonny Boyd
Good Hone Minin
Tor
Maine
Postun relief a well woman after digestion and heart spells
A testimonial from a Battle Creek reader credits Postun for curing digestion and heart palpitations. After two years of improvement, the user stopped caffeinated drinks, noting the remedy as the cause. The message urges others to request the famous bottle from a specific address in Wollville.
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Adndy
Battle Creek
Mich
Wollville
Dandruff Cure Claimed On Detroit Ad Card
An old promotional text promotes a dandruff remedy claiming to stop the dandruff and its causes. It touts a product described as a halo dressing and urges readers to send stamps for samples to a Detroit company, with Paxson and Rockefeller listed as agents for a local firm.
General Corbin Inspects Fort Harrison and Helena Visit
Gen Henry C Corbin visits Helena for an inspection of troops and fortifications at Fort Harrison and reviews the battalion. He meets old soldiers at Senator Carter's home, attends a reception at the Montana club, and plans further tours to Fort Missoula and Salt Lake City with Mrs Corbin and Miss McMillan.
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Helena
Henry C. Corbin
Helens Todus
Fort Hareiaan
Carter
Dearburn Avenue
Ihn Mopinna Club
Corbin
McMillan
James McMillin
Michigan
Missoula
Fort Missoula
Montana
Fiathead Lake
24Th Infantry
Fort Harrison
Salt Lake City
Fla
Rutherford Core Hin
Og« Jen
Creneral
Alre
Corbi
Mss McMilan
Stentor Carter
Warty
Butte
Helengej
Onator Carter
Fort L Marrison
Sth Infantry
McMilan
Port Hackison
Corwin
King
Mose
Montana Ub
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO MONTANA PEOPLE
Montana news briefs from Philipsburg Forsyth Havre Helena Billings Bozeman and other towns report a mix of personal notices, illnesses, accidents, legal actions, and local civic events. Items include deaths and illnesses of relatives, a jewelry scam case, a seal of state fair closures, a marriage license, a smelter accident, and civic society reorganizations with upcoming meetings. Numerous small-town updates mention individuals by name and local institutions.
Unclear historical note on militia and ranks
Fragmentary OCR text mentions militia and ranks with scattered names and terms. No coherent event or details emerge to identify people, places, or actions.
Family Remedy Peruna Praised by Congressmen
Letters from Congressman H Henry Powers of Vermont Morville Wisconsin and John I Burnett of Alabama praise Peruna as an excellent family remedy for coughs colds and catarrh. They endorse its tonic value and claim it cures catarrh wherever located calling it a scientific absolute remedy with no substitutes.
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Isaac Sharp
Kanan Ia
N. F
Washington
B.C
H. Henry Powers
Vermont
Morrlaville
Wis
Henry Powers
John I Burnett
Congress
Alabama
Peru
Perana
National Trotting Meet Set Under National Rules
Special dispatch from Heena notes the state fair trotting race in Helena will follow National Trotting Association rules. Secretary Pace has secured a charter, promising a large turnout of top horses from Montana and neighboring states. Dozens of horses and trainers arrive this week, with notable entrants including Button and Diavilo, racing for premier stakes at the fair.
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Holeng
Myr
Charles L. Danley
Biss Evie PL Moorie
Bozeman
Winnie Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy
Helena
Seri
Heléna
Montana
Heena
Helens
John W. Pace
Gochen
Billings
W. B. George
C. M. Bair
Chris Peterson
W.D. Boyd
Anaconda
Schoat Bell
Charles W. Hoffman
Boseman
Bevel
Engles String
Harde
Rite Huber
Lady Spokane
Button
Yietlves
Bozeman Races
J. Conway
Billogs
Rudolph Horaky
Examination in Great Falls for mounted inspector post
Great Falls September reports show Charles M. Web ater, Collector of Customs, receiving papers from Washington after a civil service test for mounted inspector of customs. The August examination was held to fill a vacancy in the mounted inspectors’ force.
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Great Falls
Chartea
Shelby Junction
Civil Service
Washington
Charles M. Webater
Dillon and Beaverhead doings report Troubles in Madison forest reserve case
Special Correspondence of the Standard from Dillon details a warrant issued for Over Yates on grand larceny charges after he received three checks from fellow workers to deliver cash. Yates allegedly diverted to the south instead of returning to the survey camp as authorities monitor towns in the south. Also reported is the funeral of Thomas M. Lewis, who died Saturday, with services led by Revs Hooker and Martin at Mountain View cemetery. Lewis, a Virginia native, was 87 and a distant relative of explorer Malcolm Clark.
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Dill
T. E Jos
Realougeea Etrvpy
Madison Forest Reserve
Ovear T. Yates
Mit
Wates
Dillon
Montda
W. M. Stacton
Helena
M. Taylor
Oklahoma
Tyrell
Washington
Thomas MW. Lewis
Mountain View Cemetery
Hooker
Martin
Lewis
Malcolm Clark
Virginia
Life sketch of a Civil War officer at river and frontier
An obituary style note recalls a man born in early years near the Mississippi river who lived in California in youth and later retired to Missouri. He served with distinction in Price's army during the rebellion, attaining the rank of captain.
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Mississippi River
California
Missouri
Price
Bavi
Lewistown Editor to Marry Near Minneapolis
Billings September 2 Tom Stout editor of the Lewistown Democrat is visiting Billings. He will wed in Minnesota where he met his bride while at the school in Valparaiso Indiana. Best man will be Mr Brown. After the wedding the couple will travel to Missouri to visit his parents.
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Standard
Billings
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Stout
Bushiees
Marcy L. Wilson
Mr. Stont
Toonington
Wison
Vapiraleo
Ind
Broant
Missouri
Former Irish tenants may go back now
London reports a letter from United Irish League of America secretary O Callahan to Mr Condon urging that evicted tenants in the United States be allowed to return to Ireland. He notes many are anxious for reacquiring their lands and believes a large migration back could ease immigration concerns.
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London
O'Callhin
United Irish League of America
Condon
M. Py
United States
O'Callahan
Ireland
Graln Stacks Tarned and Thrasher Fire Incident
Fragmentary OCR reports Graln Stacks Tarned and Apeelel Diapaten Lo the Stwadara. Sept. SoA. A. McMonal sustained a heavy loan thin weed. While thrashing hin gratn tha alacke gangh fire from the thrasher and ground burned. W603 tonnage noted in limited text.
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Apeelel
Stwadara
Thilipsbirge
Soa
McMonal
Catimatad
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Weeck
Spoulel Dinpayol
Iia
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Heidi
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Willie
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Merpleidn Co
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Gen. Corbin
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Seanntoy Carter
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E. B. Blumen- Viel
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G. W. Renneker
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Patrick
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Molen
Lu Me
Dra. Nesbit Rabble
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Meenga
Rvin Anders
Ira Ida. M. Davis
Adlar
W. H. Donovat
Donovan- McCormick Company
Seattle
Keown
Ed Joyce
Cheerful
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Atuilty
Hazeman
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Praia
Manhatta
Suni Jay
Justice Court
Mchlberg
Fort Benton
John H. Green
Thi Grand Union
Miles Cléy
T. J. Bonner
Jordan
Chaunty
Jordan Mall
Lou Brouten
Post Office Department
Miles City
Aieat Falls
Walter Gill Wrlet
Smelter Hill
Western and Stock Inspector
Smithwire
Lewis Down
Ravalli County
Alex
Seventh Avenue North
Pretorio Sociéty
D. D. Smith
Sheléty
C. M. Pareing
Boise
Idaho
Bett, Perkins
Ftortock
Serams Ericke
Parel
Meroe
Péirina
Vae
Peruna
Condresaman
Vace Peruna
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Dr. Hartman
Fia Hartman Sanitarium
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