Noted Nye News and Tax Grievances in Stillwater Area
Notes from Nye dated November 1 1895 report a heavy snowstorm in the region. Mentions locals visiting Boulder Billings and Livingston and ongoing ranching activity along Stillwater and Lodge Pole creek. A school house scheme draws ire with accusations of tattling and calls for a $220 bond reward for information about the plan.
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Carbon County
Sweet Grass County
West Fork
Stillwater Basin
House
District Court Record From Big Timber Montana 1895
The district court session in Big Timber, Montana on November 4, 1895, presided by Judge Frank Henry, includes default judgments against Susie Sargent and S. Deutsch, and a burglary sentence for Joseph Reaygen. Turger Mraadlee was ordered confined to Warm Springs asylum. Guardianship granted to Mrs. A. C. Walbridge for Pattie Erickson with $300 bond. Court adjourned after reported proceedings and editorials praising country weekly papers.
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Sixth Judicial
Montana
Park, Sweet Grass
Carbon
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Frank Henry
H. E. Jones
Sydney Fox
Jake L. de Hart
Samuel Jackson
Charles N. Skillman
Thomas Kent
Susie Sargent
Yellowstone National Bank
S.deutsch
Thomas H. Gurney
Gallatin Valley National Bank
William Wright
Thomas T. Prather
Sydney I’ox
Anth
State of Montana
Herman Uttermohle
G. A. Cook
Abraham Grosfield
State of
Joseph Reaygen
Turger Mraadlee
Norway
Melville
W.A. Moore
W. ©. Almas
Braadlee
Warm Springs
Pattie Erickson
A. C. Walbridge
Karl's Clover Root Tea Purifies Blood and Beautifies
A natural beautifier promoted as purifying the blood and improving complexion. Sold by druggists with claims of clear skin and beauty. Regular use recommended by the advertiser.
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Karl
Catarrh Cured by Shilohs Catarrh Remedy for 50 Cents
Cure claims cured catarrh and secured sweet breath with Shilohs Catarrh Remedy. Nasal injector offered free. Sold by druggists.
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Shiloh
Shiloh's Vitalizer Offered As Cure for Digestive Ailments
Advertisement claims Shiloh's Vitalizer cures indigestion constipation dizziness loss of appetite and yellow skin and is sold by druggists.
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Shiloh
Steady Improvement Report From Helena Transcript Visit
Peter Wine Nie reports from eastern Montana that timber is improving and confidence grows. The Episcopal society plans a new Liv ingston church with Rev Pritchard to lead services. cost 2560 dollars, completion in two months. Beef shipments have...
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Helena
Peter Winenie
Transcript
Episcopalian Society
Pritchard
Livingston
Testimonial by Capt. Crawford Endorses Bill Gay
Helena residents hear Capt. Jack Crawford defend Bill Gay as a generous, noble man. Crawford recalls circumstances in the Black Hills and notes Gay would share his last flour even when scarce. The endorsement argues Gay is not the red-handed villain some hold him to be.
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Jack Crawford
Helena
The
Herald
County
Bill Gay
Black Hills
Capt. Crawford
Workmen on the Increase in Montana Jurisdiction
Grand Recorder James Sullivan told Helena Independent that The Ancient Order of United Workmen in Montana is flourishing with about 5000 members. The order has 14 assessments this year at 1 dollar per member and five Workmen deaths in a Butte explosion raised revenue. growth expected as lodges exist in major towns statewide.
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Montana
Order of United Workmen
Grand
James Sullivan
Helena
Butte
Montana Order
Waters Trumpeting Power Fails to Secure Seat
A Billings Times report recalls Ela C. Waters of the National Park as a past senator from Yellowstone County who won a term in territorial days but lost to Warren Conrad after a Democratic sweep. Waters boasted of strength, yet Conrad won as voters reversed the political tide. The piece ends with a moral on overconfidence and unpredictable voter behavior.
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Billings
Ela C. Waters
National Park
Waters
Dawson
Alfred Myers
Warren Ashley Conrad
Conrad
Yellowstone County
Myers
Park County Court Notices of Estate and Foreclosure Decisions
The Enterprise reports court actions including decrees of distribution for the estates of John Halloran and Jacob Slalverson with venue changes. Civil judgments favor plaintiffs in cases against F G Hildiger and others totaling 3786.20 with fees and costs, plus another 803.76 with fees. Foreclosure decrees filed. A receiver for Livingston National Bank is authorized to settle a debt for 355.70. Two farms are described as needed to locate a mining claim.
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Park County Court
John Halloran
Jacob Slalverson
Sweet Grass County
John I. Mercer
F. G. Nildige
Arthur I. Kennelly
Frederick G. Hildiger
John I. ¥. Mercer
Livingston National Bank
Thomas Kent
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Knives
H.o.kellogg
Nicholson & Snook
NYE
Hibbert
Boulder
W.H. Myers
Stillwater
al Nichols
Winters Hot Springs
A.W. Chadbourn
H. B. Kramer
Limestone Butte
Wm. Lind
R. D. Alton
Ile
Messrs
Squaw Gulch
Lodge Pole Creek
Brain
EF. M. Smith
Frank Bemn
Eve
Mrs. Smith
Frank
Lemhi
Idaho
Scandinavia
Park County
John Studson
Udson
Carbon County Pielars
Sweet Grass Coun
District Court
Montana Stockman and Farmer
Country Weekly
Inquirer
Focal
Country
Anderson
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