Local notes from the St Andrews Guild and town events
Items clipped from a local page report St Andrews Guild ladies receiving ten dollars from receipts after expenses and note Sheriff Conwell leaving for Deer Lodge with Arthur Gardiner who got one year and eight months for sheep theft. Also mentions a bank space reconfiguration, a large Yellowstone trout exhibited at Peterson's drug store, taxidermy work by EB Wittich, and a death from scarlet fever aged five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connew
Yeterday
Deer Lodge
Artur Gardiner
Todrocke & Wark
National Park Bank
Iron Park Street
Main Street
Law Cdice
Henry
Bank
Yellowstone
Peterson
Local business and crime notes in Lewistown region
C W Bayless assigns his Lewistown drug store amid credit concerns. Livingston forms a new telephone line to Boulder district as Big Timber sees activity. Linton and Robison travel to Chievo to plan a Belknap block store, with Linton family visiting the World’s Fair. A burglar was spied escaping through a window by Rademaker. he hid in an outhouse but escaped with a few trinkets and remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Boulder
W. L. Linton
Sherm Robison
Chievo
Fo Uher
Belknap
Mr. Linton
Rademaker
L. A. Cory
Sheriff Conron Transporting Prisoners This Week
Sheriff Conron is transporting prisoners to the state penitentiary this week. A business men's club formed at big 'imler last Saturday evening to promote public enterprises and protect regional interests. Justice Lepley found three Boulder men with a deer carcass near Brutty's ranch, violating game law while en route to the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conron
State Penitentiary
Big ‘Imler
Board of Trade
Sweet Ciruss County
Livingston
Houldes
Livingston Rod and Gun Club
Bozeman Births New Issue to Raney Family
A new Bozeman infant was born Wednesday May 3 to Mr and Mrs G L Raney. The birth adds a daughter to the Raney family and marks a joyful arrival in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
G. L. Raney
Bozeman Chronicle Items Cover Roads and Races in County
Bozeman Chronicle notes a bicycle craze with no injuries to poles and mentions H Rice bringing trotting horses for Si Huntly and Helena interests. It discusses telephone line rivalry to Independence and Cooke, road projects from Boulder to Liv ingston, and a 12 000 dollar railroad read to Livingston. Also reports calendars from Rocky Fork Electric and a near idle check weighman post at local mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman Chronicle
Boze
Independence
Cooke
Bie Timber
Livingston
Boulder Camp
Rocky Fork Town and Electric Company
Red Lodge
Livingston and Chicago Visits Mentioned in Local Notes
A letter from Thomas McKeever says he will visit Livingston in a few days. Mrs. R A Rice and family depart Shields Valley for Chicago to see relatives and the World’s Fair. Attorney Cob Nolan sues Thomas Kent for 720 in Helena for defense of Frank Casey in a murder case tried in the U S court at Helena last May. The Georgia Mining and Milling Co. vessel and five stamp mill shipments to the Boulder district aim to start ore processing at the mine. William Standey reports ore returns from Cooke company mine sent to Omaha, Lennon, Tacoma and Aurora, gathered from the dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cob. Nolan
Helena
Thomas Kent
Grey Cut
Frank Casey
United States
Helen
Casey
Weazel
Went
Grey Clit
Lamartine
Georgia Mining and Milling Company
Cooke
Omaha
Neb
Lennon, Ore
Tacoma
Wash
Aurora
Smelter Offers Payment on Shipments From Cinnabar
The Omaha and Grant Smelter company states they will pay 250 dollars per ton upon receipt of bill of lading delivered on board the cars at Cinnabar for the described ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha and Grant Smelter Company
Cinnabar
Stillwater Bulletin Briefs and Local Goings On
Alex Hundley has claimed improvements on George Pease’s claim near the old Crow agency and moved his family there. Kent and foreman Monigal arrived from Rock Creek, noting lambing in progress with four to five hundred ewes. Liddell of Lanphear & Liddell reports many new buildings rising in Sweetgrass county capital. Thieves threaten as Glidden barb wire thefts total about 350 dollars. Local opinions on newspaper readership and public duty are mused, urging tolerance of diverse views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Hundley
George Pease
Old Crow Agency
Thes
Kent
John Monigal
Rock Creek
Mr. Kent
Wm. Liddell
Lanphear & Liddell Contractors and Builders
Big Timber
Geo. H. Simpson
Sweetgrass County
Gordon Brosco
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JA. Wald
Eee Big Timber
Montana
Jlb
Marren
Wue
Stranns
Jok
Dclp
Pusica
JA. Fall
Jrapford
Haron
K. Ler
The
Olmstead
Cou
Stubblefield
Ftarvesy Biss
Eet
Rahe Beter
Ogaler IN
Freen
McLeopn
Skconp Ave
Jos. Reed, Prop
Mont
Beasley & Lee
Aimi
Bank Building
Lev Wseston Iegrralp
Ladies of St. Andrews Guild
Ramsey
de Xbhie Garner
Baltimore
Saca Lion
Winefred Panton
BiLeixes Gazirre
C. W. Bayless
Lewistown
Livingston Post
Bohemian Glass
U.S. Gov't. Report
H. Rice
Si Huntly
C. W. Hoffman
Rice
Rip Lopek Plemsi
Itv
Ad. Egan
Mr. Esselston
Livingston Enterprise
Thomas McKeever
Minneapolis
R.A. Rice
Shields Valley
Theo
T.B. Coreson
Chicago
Stillwater Bulletin
Ias
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