Census Report Shows Big Gain in Cropland and Population
The county census reports large land holdings and farm activity. It lists acres under cultivation and pasture, counts of native and foreign born citizens, age groups, literacy, home ownership, and occupations. Local towns mentioned include Cody Basin Byron Lovell and Garland. A Sunday baseball game ended 8 to 11 in favor of Bass, with a planned rematch. Public funds from the Fourth of July celebration show receipts of 208.60 and expenses 183.95, leaving a balance for next year.
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Harley
Yatta
Meetectae
Cody
Basin
Byron
Lovell
Garland
Bass
Bo A
Turlone
Hal Blakesley
Attorney Senior
Gibson
Regeipta
Disburnemytti Ag
News in Brief from Baltimore to Montana Across 190-s era items
Jot Burch hanged in Baltimore on the 7th. Park tourists reported in Livingstone papers. Bridger park railroad work finished. Henry Schaeffer dies at 104 in Devel Colorado. A southern woman choked a bulldog to death. The Brooklyn steamer carries Admiral Jones's body home. Endympient reports a rich gold strike. A pleasure boat collision near Muskegon, all aboard saved. Japan and Russia plenipotentiaries to meet in the U.S. Burlington runs an electric Denver to Chicago through train. Great Northern flyer derailed in North Dakota. sixty injured. Scott of California the millionaire draws attention with extravagant feats. Barney Oldfield sued for divorce. Warrantes issued in Oregon land fraud. Southern Russia aflame with revolution. Firecracker accidents in Casper, Rawlins, Evanston, Cheyenne. Japan launches a powerful battleship built by a British firm. Red Ledge Montana contract for sidewalks awarded. work to start. A mob seeks D Gallegos near Las Vegas New Mexico. Frank Strong of Trinidad Colorado nearly kills himself in a car accident. William Nougherty dies. Montana connection noted. John L. McLain to back Republican ticket. media praise in Ohio. C D Roger, ex judge and Alaska official, commits suicide in Denver. Red Ledge winners go to Portland. Mrs Pratt and farm hand Pershing in trouble in Sioux City for alleged poisoning. End.
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Jot Burch
Baltimore
Maryland
Livingstone
Bridger
Park
Henry Schaeffer
Devel
Colorado
Brooklyn
John Paul Jones
Endympthent
Muskegon
Michigan
Japan
Russia
United States
McNalla Feland
Tacoma
Washington
Ankell
Red Lodge
Montuns
Perry Memorial Fund
Burlington
Denver
Gucage
Great Northern Flyer
North
Dakjets
Scott
Calfornia
Barney Oldfield
Oregon
Casper
Rawihms
Evanston
Cheyenne
Red Ledge
Montana
D. Gallegos
Las Vegas
New Monico
Frank Strong
Trinidad
William Nougherty
Patterson
New Jersey
Torrey
John L. McLain
Cincinnaty Enqueror
Ohio
Media
C. D Roger
Alaska
Sucide
Leonard Hotel
McLennan and Flynn
Mian Graffi
Joliet
Portland
Explosion injures three miners at Camp Kirwan tunnel
A tunnel explosion at Shoshone Mountain Mining Camp Kirwan yesterday morning injured three miners. One worker, identified as Chubb, is believed dead before doctors could reach him. The camp has no local doctor or phone, delaying outside aid.
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Menteatse
Soon Bringy
Shoshone
Camp Kirwan
Marning
Chubb
Kirwin
Bennett
Omaha
Nebraska
Richarda
Black Hills
South Dakota
Meeteetuett
Richards
Rev Mecum to Lead New School and College Plan
After Rev E W Mecum returns from Yellowstone Park a large school complex is proposed in Brain with a commercial and manual department and an Académie course. Prominent local and eastern financiers show interest. Fall construction expected if plans succeed, with state and county officials watching railroad progress and local development.
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Yellowstone Park
Mecum
E. W.mecum
EW Mecum
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Republican
Keystone Hotel
Pioneer
Burlington Railroad
Francie Garland
Alston
Mra
Wilson
Miss May
Pacific
Ed. Sessions
City
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