Park County Murder Case Deepens as Suspect Is Released
Friday report explains a rancher’s murder near Dailey. Sheriff Killorn says a man arrested at Gardiner was released after showing an alibi. Mrs Zimmerman testified of a brutal assault without a clear suspect, and officials remain tight lipped as mystery thickens.
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Walter Gooch
Zimmerman
Jim
Babell Zimmerman
James D. Zimmerman
Jack Jones
Jones
Nick Vink
John Killorn
Bailey Implement Co Expands Longstanding Trade in Big Timber
Bailey Implement Company continues its 25 year pattern of buying hides and pelts in Big Timber. The note confirms ongoing purchases and indicates stable local commerce between the Bailey firm and regional suppliers.
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Bailey Implement Co
Hildes
Back From Spokane and Nearby Travels Roundup
Local notices list Miss Ida Becken returning from Spokane college while others travel for summer visits. Mrs. Ben Bradford heads to Bell Plain Iowa. Misses Richards Veasey and Virgil Moore return from eastern schools aboard No. 1.
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Spokane
Ida Becken
Spokane College
Spokane, Wash
Iowa
Ben Bradford
Bell Plain
Mrs. Norton
Winnifred Richards
Cora Veasey
Virgil Moore
Dances Demonstrated By Verona Bohtken And Kenyon Talcott
Miss Verona S Bohtken of Minneapolis with Kenyon Talcott of Livingston will demonstrate the latest ballroom dances at the Jarrett House this evening. All are invited. A class will be organized.
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Big Timber Equal Suffrage League
Congregational Church
Central Committee
Lewistown
Verona S. Bohtken
Minneapolis
Kenyon Talcott
Livingston
Jarrett House
Local Visitors Reported Around Town
Personal notes record residents and visitors in town actions. Henry Schrader William Duffy Knute Anderson W A Harrison L L Wirak Ed Dahl Albert Esp Charley Schuman Frank E Blakeslee O B Flare Newt Lay Pearl Harris Carlos Meigs Frank Tessier Judge T K Lee J L Pemberton Henry C McKinsey Ed West Orville Gray with towns Melville Billings Livingston Boulder McLeod Twin Bridges noted.
Reed Point News Highlights Local Roads and Visitors
Commissioners Hood Harris and County Surveyor Barr visited Reed Point to review a road project southern route cutting 50 miles for Farm families along Countryman and Hump creeks. Absorakee ball team beat Reed Point 5 1, and many locals and visitors are noted with health, travel, and social updates.
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Hood and
Harris
Barr
Reed Point
Burris
Josephine Hale
Big Timber Hospital
Clay Yates
E. M. Humphrey
Mary
Ford
Denver
Gravity
Iowa
Humphrey
Guthrie’s
Columbus
Guthrie
Mr. Fry
Patriot ic Company grants military leave to employees
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company announces leaves of absence for employees entering U S military or naval service during wartime. Time away does not affect pension status. The policy affects over 6 000 workers across seven mountain states and reflects corporate friendliness.
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Denver
Colo
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States
Seven Mountain States
Notice of Practice Handover and Settlement Request
A. Wearne announces he is retiring as a dentist and recommends his successor to patients. All debts owed to him should be settled at J. A. Lowry & Co. The notice expresses gratitude for public patronage and confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lowry & Co
A. Wearne
Cannae Battlefield and Gold Ring Tribute
Cannae lies opposite Rome on the Aulidus river about six miles from its mouth and roughly 200 miles from Rome. Hannibal reportedly sent three bushels of gold rings from slain Roman knights to Carthage after the battle.
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Cannae
Hannibal
Rome
Carthage
Learned to Learn Not Love
A young woman asserts her independence saying she will not be pressured into love. She notes she has learned many difficult things, but only those she wanted to learn, refusing the suitor's demand to change her feelings. The exchange underscores personal agency.
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Cleveland Plain Center
Complicated Courtesies and Battles in Brief Quotations
Quotations from newspapers humorously highlight domestic and public life. A Washington Star joke notes a husband stuck by his wife’s exact salutes while a London Telegraph quip jokes that adding domestic scraps makes a battle volume complete.
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Mr. Meekton
Washington Star
London Telegraph
Northern Pacific to ballast roadbed near Billings with 250 to 350 workers
A. V. Brown, Northern Pacific general superintendent, says 250 to 350 men will be employed this summer to ballast the Billings to Hopper roadbed with about 85,000 yards of gravel. Work has begun at a new pit near Mission, 14 miles from Livingston, as crops and train service improve.
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Billings
Northern Pacific
Hopper
Bozeman Hill
A. V. Brown
Mission
Livingston
Ordinance Amends Water Rules for Big Timber
Ordinance No 101 amends Rule 2 of Section 1 of Ordinance No 71 raising water charges due dates and quarterly invoicing for the Big Timber Water Works. City Council enacts changes to rates and plumber regulations within the same amendments.
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Big Timber
City of
Irrigation Water Rules Take Effect Amid Low Supply
The ordinance sets water usage rules for irrigation by area with north and south sectors on alternating days and restricted hours. It mandates payments within fifteen days of statements and imposes on site pumping and turn on fees. Emergency provisions cite low pressure and fire protection needs, with immediate effect upon passage on June 15, 1914.
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Fourth Avenue
J. R. Kaiserman
Chas. W. Campbell
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Marie Boliver
Grand Hotel
the Park Hospital
Hattie Arneson
A. H. Arneson
Red Wing
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E. J. Bailey
Butte
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T.G. Shipton
Missoula
Alvin
Miles
QO. M. Lanphear
Leonard
Miles City
The
Epworth League
Hughes
L. M. Hughes
City
Boulder
Whist Party
Emily Webb
Ella Gunderson
Daisy Pratt
Florence Worcester
Grace Dillon
Loree Koozer
Will Stewart
Louis Beley
Big Timber Study Club
C. N. Skillman
State Federation of Clubs
Sheffield
Archie Bryan
Twodot
M. E. Williams
N. R. Hutton
Melville
Gertrude Bryan
Miss Bailey
Sadie Bailey
Virginia Parks
Oregon City
Ore
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J. W. Bailey
Sweet Grass County High School Alumni Association
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Eva Shipton
Beth Pound
Lenore Busha
B. R. Patterson
S. J. Brockway
Truma
E. O. Clark
Edith Brockway
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
John B. Stetson
Fine Sox
Raeee
Montana
Henry Schrader
William Duffy
Knute Anderson
W. A. Harrison
L. L. Wirak
Ed Dahl
Albert Esp
Charley Schuman
Frank E. Blakeslee
O. B
Newt Lay
Miss Pearl Harris
Carlos Meigs
Hunters
Frank Tessier
T. K. Lee
J. L. Pemberton
Henry C. McKinsey
McLeod
Ed West
Twin Bridges
Orville Gray
Reed Point News
Mrs
Spencer Jarrett
Billy Muir
Springdale
Lena Fairbanks
Big Timber Friends
Albert C. Silberling
Wib
George W. Moore
A. S. Guthrie and Son
Mrs. Calvin
Richland Center, Wis
Son
Robert Johnson
A. K. Smith
Progress
W. P. Dutton
K. H. Cowles
R. L. Potter
Augusta C. Sheridan
Joan S. Campbell
Bimber
Bozeman
June McCracken
Golden Rule
N. P
Billy Miles & Bro
Livingston, Mont
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Milwaukee
Wis
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N. Y
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Jay Loving
Northern Pacific Railway
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