Bank in Livingston closes amid alleged cashier fraud
The Livingston National Bank shuts its doors after Cashier Geo L Carey absconds to seek funds, leaving notes totaling over 60,000 hidden in the case. Police and officials link a series of false entries to Carey, indicating a deliberate robbery exceeding 80,000, with no depositor run. Reverend Bell held services nearby. Deer Lodge prison notes Lonick seeks to regrow hair for release papers to face forgery charges.
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Livingston National Bank
Geo. L. Carey
Helena
Alan Maconachie
Frank Carey
George L. Carey
Carey
Bell
McLeod School House
Deer Lodge Penitentiary
M. L. Lonick
Lonick
Lunick
New York State
Sells Rentfrow Circus attractions draw eager crowds
The Great Sells Rentfrow's Shows tour arrives Saturday, June 22, with new feats and a record elephant that promises novelty. Public interest runs high as reports from this season praise the exhibition's entertainment value and value for money.
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Sols & Rentfrow
Sve
Fight over Cumberland mine risks vast losses and court action
The Great Falls Leader reports a dispute at the Cumberland mine in Justle where Mr. Tod funded operations on a Parsons estimate of 50 000 tons of rich ore. Ore yielded 7 000 tons, Tod halted further funding and seized ore on the dump. The Castle bank appointed a receiver. E G Maclay named receiver with Tod’s bondholder status contested by J Kennedy Tod. The mine owes about 140 000 while ore on the dump is valued at roughly 500 000, leaving a blue outlook for Castle despite proven deposits.
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Cumberland
Justle
Great Falls
Tod
C. O. Parsons
Bank of Castle
Castle
Quarantine lifted for Nelson sheep band in Montana
The Yellow Stone Journal reports Inspector Charles ONeill found no scabby sheep in the Nelson band of about 1 000, though he ordered another dipping as precaution and removed the quarantine. He notes Montana livestock disease appears controlled while urging continued vigilance.
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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 at Rochester Minnesota
John B Cook of Melville Montana died in Rochester Minnesota Friday July 7 after several months illness and liver disease. He was a well known western man with many friends and died under hospital care. Best Shorey visited from Lake Basin ranch and reported wool sales this year.
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Rochester
Minnesota
John B. Cook
Melville
Montana
Cook
Best Shorey
Lake Basin
Mr. Shorey
Merril
Justice Lateman & Co
Dewey, Gould & Co
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J. A. Hall
Cashier
J.e.martin
W.ljsuanks
Jos. D. Radford
T. Busia
J.A. Hal
Thos
Geo. M. Haten, K. Lee
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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