A Busted Bank in Livingston Closes After Cashier's Indictment
Livingston National Bank shuts its doors amid revelations of a cashier George L Carey alias Carey siphoning funds and concealing losses through false entries. Investigations reveal over $60 000 in notes, including a $57 000 loan drawn July 3, and a pattern of forgery spanning months.
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Livingston National Bank
Geo. L. Carey
Helena
Alan Maconachie
Frank Carey
George L. Carey
Carey
Bell
McLeod School House
Sells Rentfrow Circus Promises Grand One Day Exhibition
Public interest soars ahead of Sols and Rentfrow's Circus exhibition set for Saturday June 22. The show touts new features including a giant elephant and multiple novelties beyond the usual acts as crowds anticipate a money making event and broader audience appeal.
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Sols & Rentfrow
Sve
Treaty over Cumberland Mine in Castle Causes Court Fight
The Great Falls Leader reports a dispute over the Cumberland mine at Castle. Tod invested 45000 based on Parsons ore estimates but 7000 tons were found. Todclashed with lenders, a receiver was appointed, and bonds and attachments led to court action. The mine owes about 140000 while ore on the dump totals 500000 in value.
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Cumberland
Castle
Great Falls
Tod
C. O. Parsons
Bank of Castle
E.G. Maclay
J. Kennedy Tod
Quarantine Lifted for Nelson Sheep Band in Montana
Scab inspector Charles ONeill found no scabby animals in the Nelson band of about 1 000 sheep near Forsyth after dipping and quarantine, signaling full county control. He warns of ongoing vigilance at Pumpkin Creek and urges continued care to keep Montana wool successful at the World's Columbian Exposition.
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Yellowstone Journal
Charles O'Neil
Big Porcupine
Nelson
Barney Drive
Chenoweth
O'Neill
Forsyth
Mr. Nelson
Tie
Death of John B Cook of Melville Montana at Rochester
John B Cook of Melville Montana died in Rochester Minnesota on Friday July 7 after several months of illness and hospital care. An examination found liver disease to be the cause. he was a large hearted western man with many friends and died peacefully under attentive care. Bert Shorey arrived from his Lake Basin ranch and noted wool production this year totaling 47 600 with a 6 cent duty, split between Justice Latemann Co and Dewey Gould Co.
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Rochester
Minnesota
John B. Cook
Melville
Montana
Cook
Bert Shorey
Lake Basin
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W. L. Suanna
J. A. Hall
Cashier
J.e.martin
W.l.suanks
Jos. D. Radford
Co. T. Busia
J.A. Hal
Thos
Geo. M. Haten, K. Lee
Deer Lodge Penitentiary
M. L. Lonick
Lonick
Lunick
New York State
Olmstead
Budd Hardware
Evarvey Bliss
Wardson
Jos. Reed, Prop
Newey Buitt
Fuarisnen
BIG Timber
Mont
Beasley & Lee
Ban
Oenee
LIG Timber
Monty
Rem Wed
Bickford
Post Office Department
Harrison
Cleveland
U. S. Gov’t
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