Sweet Grass County Fair Assocation to Sell Lumber Barriers
Notice to stockholders from Melville. At a May 31 meeting in the courthouse the Sweet Grass County Fair Association directors vote to sell lumber in all buildings and fences to raise money to pay debts. Objections must be filed with the secretary by June 21. Sale proceeds go to highest bidder if no objections. H O Kellogg president H Utermohle secretary Directors H C Pound C T Busha Phil Cook.
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Sweet Grass County Fair Associaton
Sweet Grass County Fair Association
H. O. Kellogg
H. Utermohle
Four Mile Ranch on Yellowstone River Listed at 60 Per Acre
For sale is a 1500 acre ranch along the Yellowstone River with the north boundary the river and the south line the N. P. Ry. and Yellowstone Trail. It includes 500 acres alfalfa 500 acres grain land and 500 acres pasture. The pasture supports large stock, with ample timber shelter and strong water rights via a private Boulder ditch. Main buildings near the high school, electric lights and power, bath, and two other sets of improvements.
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N. P. Ry
Montana
Dog Tracks Rabbit in Submerged Cave Tale
In South Berkshire Connecticut exploration of caves reveals stalactites stalagmites and a submerged brook. Jack Newboy recalls rabbit hunting in Patterson woods when his dog chased a rabbit into a cave and returned with it after two hours. His brother Pat describes a lake incident where the dog surfaced with the rabbit.
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Berkshire
Conn
Jack Newboy
Lenoxdale
Patterson Woods
Newboy
Jack
Pat
New York World
Daddy's Heart Nutpicks Prompt Humorous Tale
A Sunday school scene in which Dorothy explains her father has nutpicks in his heart. The teacher asks for clarification and contacts the mother who recalls a wedding moment where the mother joked with the father about opening his heart to give a handsome set of nutpicks.
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Daddy
Dorothy
John
Pneumonic plague debate and local Happenings in Grisea
The text discusses H De Brun on plague in Syria and the fatal nature of pneumonic plague. It then shifts to Grisea Happenings listing social notes from Miss Esther Marsh to Mrs Haas, school closures, railroad news toward Gibson, rain, Farmers' Union, telephone line, road works, broncho dusting, new business promises in Gibson, wind damage, a good roads dinner, and a large dinner host list with local families.
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H. de Brun
Bulletin de l’Academie de Medicine
Syria
Church Announcements at St. Mark's Episcopal
Rev. C. P. Burnett announces regular services on the first and third Sundays of the month at 11 a m at St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
C. P. Burnett
Pastor Leads Norwegian Service and Stereopticon Lecture
Rev. L. O. Onerheim conducts 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. Norwegian service at the Settlement church. An Old Time Stereopticon lecture is scheduled for 2 p.m. in the same church.
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L. O. Onerheim
Methodist Church Sunday Services Announced
Services in the Methodist church every Sunday morning with Sunday school at 10 o'clock and church services at 1. The public is cordially invited.
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Methodist Church
Saint Josephs Church Services and Schedule
St Josephs Catholic Church under Pastor Rev F D Lucas holds services on the second Sunday of each month at 10 30 am and on the fourth Sunday at 10 am First Congregational Church offers Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am each week.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
F. D. Lucas
Commercial Telegraphers Strike Shapes U.S. Labor Action
The early stage of a general strike by telegraph operators in the United States began as a faint movement but gained seriousness as railway operators’ organization urged members to join. The developing dispute signals broader labor friction and potential nationwide impact.
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United States
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