Large crowd views new sweep shearing machine in operation
About 50 people traveled from Great Falls to Little Muddy on a special train to watch the new 30‑shearers machine at John Power’s ranch. The company claims output near 145 sheep per day with higher wool length, while riders paid 9 cents per head and enjoyed demonstrations by J S Holliday and Tolliday.
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B. W. Marquis
Record of longest observed human sighting distance
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey observers report a new maximum line of sight distance of 08 miles between Uncompahgre Peak Colorado and Mount Jellen Utah. Earlier records like Algiers to Spain at 168 miles are noted as historical benchmarks in the earth measuring effort using star timing and international observations.
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Mount Jellen
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United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Maunehaut
Mount Bullen
Algiers
Spain
Greenwitch
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Lick
California
Imperial Dnivesity
Japan
Tokio
Philadelphia
Celebration marks successful Big Timber track event despite rain
The Eagie Screamed The Races Were Good and The Spectators Well Pleased as cold rain delayed Monday and Tuesday programs. Deban shoot winners were Tarry ard and Dr W A Moore. Races included a one mile trot won by Lady, bicycle race won by Sharmine Bazeman, and several dashes with Chubb and Kid among winners. Weather improved and officials earned praise for a safe, well run celebration in Big Timber.
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Jude Terry
Rnes
Tarry Ard
W. A. Moore
Sweet Grass County
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Harvey Blixs
Trishy
Robt. Brownlee
Sharmine
Bazeman
Geiger
Tommy Prather
Charley
Linu
Chubb
Red Lodge
C. Noerrdsles
Tim Mendenhball
Tay Billy
Old Maid
DT. Tjarvisen
Steepy Jim
Stone
Absarekee
Horaes Owred
Prilby
Rebb Broawnlea
Maud
John Quinn
Kid
No Robinson
ANK
Ly FF
Nelly
Billy
A. Robertson
Priiby
Rainbow
Luda
Black Charles
Fist
ARV
Dick Budd
Hingh Perrine
Padi
A.C. Login of Springdale in City Spends Wednesday
The report notes A C Login of Springdale spent Wednesday in the city and returns home Thursday morning. Logan, a staunch free trader and silver advocate, sees the Mckinley prosperity wave nearing for wool growers and expresses cautious optimism.
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A.C. Login
Springdale
Columbus Gains New NP Stock Yards Say Billings Gazette
Pat Lavelle of Columbus reports that the Northern Pacific completed new stock yards there. He says Columbus will have first class shipping facilities for sheep and cattle, with improved trade prospects for the town, and Stillwater business leaders are jubilant.
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Columbus
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Billings Gazette
New Park Rules Regulate Yellowstone Visitors
Helena Herald reports Col. S M Ba Young new Yellowstone Park commandant issues added regulations at Fort Yellowstone. Rules require bicyclists to dismount near horse teams and emphasize fire extinction camp cleanliness and proper conduct near geysers, roads, and wildlife with penalties for noncompliance.
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Yellowstone Park
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Theers
Rene
Ligueles
Paper horseshoes appear in use across Germany
Report notes German keyboard makers and hobbyists adopting paper horseshoes for decorative or educational purposes. The shift reflects a trend toward lightweight, recyclable materials in craft and display contexts rather than traditional metal or wood versions.
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