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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1927

Page

6

Thompson of Restaurant Fame Dies in Summer Home

Chicago financier John R. Thompson, 52, founder of a nationwide chain of self service cafeterias, died Friday at his Lake Forest estate after a six year illness. Born in 1865 in Vermillion county, he built a fortune from one arm white tile cafeterias and expanded to hotels and art, with a Hals painting valued at 250000. He served in politics, backed Roosevelt, and led a large empire including groceries and a 22 story hotel project.

Chicago John KR. Thompson Thompson the Highlands Lake Forest Downstate South State Street Franz Hals Libertyville Vermillion County John R. Thompson Illinois Fithian Rose Holloway Georgetown Cook County Theodore Roosevelt Emergency Fleet Corporation the Shipping Board

Builder Announces Erection of New Hotel

The article notes the plan to erect a hotel and mentions family members including two daughters Florence and truth E and son John R who had managed much of the business in recent years.

Ing Florence 1 Truth E John R

Kid Curry Seen in Seattle. Chase Ends in Great Falls

Great Falls dispatch says J. W. Vance who was shot by Curry in the early murder witnessed him in Seattle six years earlier while Curry was a disguised fugitive carrying money. The note ties Curry’s 1890s crimes to renewed sightings in the West.

Great Falls Kid Curry Benditry Montana Laramie Wyo J. W Kid Vance Curry Seattle

Western legend Kid Curry spotted in Seattle reunion tale

The narrator recalls a week in Nevada years ago when he worked as a cowboy cook and prospector. He returned to revisit familiar scenes and met Kid Curry in Seattle. The disguise masked the famous outlaw who offered money, but the witness declined and kept the encounter brief. The man hinted at a Seattle stay but offered no home details.

Nevada Charles M. Russell Vance Tell Ing Kid Curry Seattle Carry

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