Legislature Audit Sparks Alleged Coup and Payrow Clash
The week in the legislature features a probe into the state house investigation and a Senate joint committee plan to delay cleaning of Augean stables. Edwards and Whiteside trigger cross party maneuvers while the attorney general questions payroll authority. The Oliver election contest session stalls as legal advice is sought.
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State House
Senate
Whiteside
Dean
Imsitmazm
Amd
Edwards
Wilitesufe
Senate labels echo through opening session
Senator Flathead of Whitewash county refers to ongoing debates as the session begins while the governor signs a bill granting 50000 dollars for the Frisco exposition.
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Flathead
Whitewash County
Senate
Charley Russell Marries Cleo Walls in Presbyterian Church
The wedding of Miss Cleo B. Walls and Charley J. Russell occurred at the Presbyterian church with Rev. J Forsyth Smith officiating. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. J L Barstow and Miss Ruth Lowry. The newlyweds will spend a few days with Miles City friends before moving into their new bungalow.
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Rides City
Cleo B. Walls
Charlles J. Russell
J. Forsyth Smith
Than Church
Mrr
J. L. Barstow
Ruth Lowry
Russell
Robe. Walls
Csome
Asafe
Miles City
Joe Baker
Russell Bes
Martial Sliss
Hopkins on The Golden Fleece at Congregational church
Dr Frederick E Hopkins of Chicago delivered the third Lecendre Course lecture to a large but deeply interested audience at the Congregational church on Wednesday evening. The title hinted at maritime simplicity and stability in life though his financial view of the U S monetary system seemed to diverge from common interpretation.
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Hopkins
Frederick E. Hopkins
Chiazo
Congregational Church
Pace
Thrifty Chauffeur Recounts Miles City Trip
John Daut tells of starting toward Miles City in a car and letting the cutter stop. He describes passengers sawing wood to keep warm and prying for their board during the journey.
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John Daut
Miles City
Woman's Club Musical Impresses Baker With Fine Program
A large attentive audience at the Congregational church heard the Woman's Club present a polished program Tuesday evening. Performances included The Last Rose of Summer, Shubert Serenade, The Pauper's Drive, Tenderer Ties, The Lost Chord, The Message, Absent, and a concluding oratorio. Accompanist was Mrs Emil F Lentz. punch served by Eula Sparks and Bessie Millard. church parlor decor was crimson and white.
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Baker
Congregational Church
Woman’s Club
Mesdames Chuning
Morey
Price
Cornish
Hobart L. Cory
Shubert
Cory
Tack
Chuning
Lynn P. Chuning
Delbruck
Beatrice Daugherty
Shirley Andrews
Frank C. Bunn
Brooks
George M. Daugherty
Riley
Mesdames Cornish
Metcalf
R. S. Hamilton
Emil F. Lentz
Eula Sparks
Bessie Millard
Joe Ries Retires and Family Leave Baker for Minneapolis
Joe Ries and family left Baker last Friday for Minneapolis to make their future home. Ries has sold his interest in the Modelt clothing firm to John Kopweiler, whose son Nick has worked with Ries. Kopweiler and his son will run the local business here and manage the larger operation.
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Joe Ries
Baker
Minneapolis
Mr. Ries
John Kopweiler
Nick
Rues
Kopweiler
Whirl of Life Catches Fallon County Residents
Paul Chaning and Floyd Ridgway took a dip into the whirl of life in Fallon county yesterday traveling by Studebaker. John Kauffman from near the 101 ranch accompanied his nearly blind son to St Paul for treatment last Wednesday.
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Paul Chaning
Floyd Ridgway
Fallon County
Studebaker
John Kauffman
101
St. Paul Wednesday
Charley Russell Toasted by Business Friends Before Wedding
Charley Russell and about twenty-five associates gathered at Lew Jims cafe on Tuesday evening to honor his upcoming marriage. A committee delivered playful verses and quips about his future as a husband and public figure with toastmaster L A Conser guiding the crowd.
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Chas. J. Russell
Lew Jim's
Charley
H. W. Sparks
Commercial Club
J. H. Schmidt
Boar’s Nest
L. E. Rushton
Bert Rarey
F. C. Bunn
F F Kelling
Jud Cory
W. A. Goble
P. C. Cornish
L. A. Conser
Morrison Held for Burglary at Max Frederick's Saloon
The sheriff's office probes ownership of a brace and bit found with Morrison who is held for district court in the Max Frederick's saloon burglary. Kane, arrested with Morrison, testified and was released from custody in justice court but held for further evidence.
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Daily Star
Morrison
Max Frederick
Kane
Justice Court
de Fredericke
Bowling Contest Won by the Married Men Last Saturday
The table shows the result of the bowling contest held last Saturday night won by the married men.
School fund apportionment announced for county districts
Miss Annette Leonard county superintendent submits the apportionment of the county school fund. Per capita is 926 for 2 410 children of school age, totaling 22 316 00 with 21 359 58 to the general fund and 957 03 to the library fund. Clerks’ post offices listed for districts.
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Annette Leonard
E. Ts
Wills
Reek
Dennis
Ismay
Alzada A
Camp Creek
Carlyle
Khalala Mh
Piniele Rm
Capital SS
Westmore
Loud
Sykes Calumet
Baker
Baker M
Webster al
Prenton
Calumet Ras
Ekalaka
Marsh
Is Iss
Plevna Ya
Aceat
Quarantine Tiers Detailed for Foot and Mouth Control
The article outlines three quarantine classes under Bureau of Animal Industry Order No. 231 closed exposed and modified. It lists restrictions on livestock shipping and animal products, timelines after disinfection, and identifies eight states with area coverage as of January 9. It notes specific counties and cities under closed or modified status in New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Illinois Wisconsin Maryland Kentucky Iowa and Montana.
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Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New York City
Union Stockyards
Chicago
Kentucky
Iowa
Montana
Dawson, Custer
Fallon
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Cudahy
Subscribership Quibble Hits Sentinel's Funny Bone
A reader mocks the paper and jokes about stopping the Sentinel while hinting at unpaid balance. The letter lampoons bankruptcy notices and the paper’s perpetual motion of news.
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Enoc
Sentinel
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Eker
Pepalar
Hopkins On “the Golden Fleece
Powder River Times
Crook
Sazette
Charley Russell
Creel
Lowry
H. Cory
Foot
Lentz
Simpson
Smith
Potterton
Lron, Victor
ST Georges
The
Ekalaka Eagle
Havn
the Sentinel
Enoc Wiedstok
Pease
Baker Sentinel
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