Brief session of district court adjourns for November
District court opened by Judge Frank Henry with a brief term. McNeil was fined 2500 plus costs for destroying jail property. Several cases set for trial November 11 including Charlesworth larceny and Walker poker. Jury list named as adjournment nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeil
Frank Henry
Arthur Charlesworth
J. W. Bailey
Daniel Walker
W. O. Tucker
Noylth
Roderick McNeil
James Vestal
L. P. Anderson
G. R. Wilson
Thomas McCurry
Oscar Monrad
Creston Crest
J. N. Kelly
Briggs & Ellis Company
Godaya
David Wartman
Chas. Lippy
Livy H. Harris
H. C. Har
Eis
J. B. Deeney
Wm. C. Svella
R. R. Roe
John Satre
E. H. Budd
Ralph Baker
C. A. Bailey
J.P. Cook
P. H. Carleton
Wm. Dudley
John Ellison
J. W. Geiger
Robi. Guthne
Hugh Henry
Jacob Hoyem
J. C. Hooper
Jacob Hohenberger
O. P. Jasper
J. E. King
John Lord
T. S. Layold
Carlos Meigs
M. H. Morand
J. T. Marley
John Nepstad
Erick Neste
H. C. Perrine
Lee Smoot
K. Scholton
Frank Webber
J. W. Weir
A. Wheat
Striking Machinists Return to Work at Livingston
Northern Pacific machinists in Livingston resume duties after Friday night talks with General Manager Horn and General Superintendent Boyle. The union sought separation of strike breakers from engines. management refused. Workers agreed to return under previous conditions. work proceeds with no anticipated trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Uction Lato
Horn
Supt
Boyle
Boilermakers Mend Fences as Settlement Near
Ongoing boilermaker strike continues with reports of a near term settlement. Talks resume amid labor tension as workers press for terms.
Switchboard Cut Over Planned at Rocky Mountain Bell
The Salt Lake Bell Telephone main building will switch to the new board before month’s end in a virtually seamless cut over. Subscribers may receive calls on the old board one moment and on the new board the next with no disruption. The new board fills the largest operating room in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone Company
Salt Lake
United States
Deseret News
Carleton Seeks Drainage from N P Rail to Save Bogland
Paul Carleton of Greycliff reports serious trouble with the Northern Pacific Railway over draining a bog hole created by the railroad changing Whistler Creek. A flood plain now covers about thirty acres of his hay land with rising alkali. He filed a 1000 claim and has pressed letters for three years without result. A St Paul attorney may take the case to court, following a recent rail survey of the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carleton
Greycliff
City
A. E. Taylor
Reed
Joseph Lay
L. C. Harris
Work Creek
Lay
Sweet Grass
B. O. Forsythe
Norway
Forsythe
America
London
Paris
Stella
Minneapolis
Pleasant Surprise Party for Miss Sebrah Glark
A Saturday Sept 2 gathering at Miss Sebrah Glark’s home surprised her with a porch yell and games then dancing. An afterglow lunch followed at 10 30 with attendees listed including Delphine Olmstead Beth Thad Hugh Pound Ernest George Allen Dodge Inez Everett Edna Bryan Lenore Busha Tom Busha Clara Doyle Gladys Nicholson Charles Nicholson Will Bailey Athan Barbour Alta Barbour Margaret Rice Elsie Lowry Laura Sanderson Bessie Loasby Ivah Moore Albert Sheridan Earl Lamb Harry Cross Selmar Solberg Earl Perrine Julian Huot Nellie Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphine Olmstead
Beth
Thad
Hugh Pound
Ernest George
Allen Dodge
Inez Everett
Edna Bryan
Lenore
Tom Busha
Clara Doyle
Gladys
Charles Nicholson
Will Bailey
Athan
Alta Barbour
Margaret Rice
Elsie Lowry
Laura Sanderson
Bessie Loasby
Ivah Moore
Albert Sheridan
Earl Lamb
Harry Cross
Selmar Solberg
Earl Perrine
Julian Huot
Nellie Lamb
Stockmen Return From Chicago Shipment With Varied Prices
The party of stockmen returning from Chicago sold cattle through Bowles Livestock at an average $32 per head for nine cars of cows calves and yearlings. Clay Robinson Co buyers paid low rates with H P Franklin 25 05 Knute Hanson 5 25 John Hanson 4 60 and B Plaggemeyer 25 00. A Tronrud through Wood Bros tops brought 4 60. Cattle were kept on cars two extra days and claim damages will be pursued against the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chris Christensen
Bowles Livestock Company
Clay, Robinson & Co
H. P. Franklin
Knute Hanson
John Hanson
B. Plaggemeyer
A. Tronrud
Wood Bros
Stillwater Bridge Construction Bid Approved in Sweet Grass
A joint session of Sweet Grass and Carbon counties selected Security Bridge Co. of Minneapolis for the Stillwater River bridge at Kern crossing. Bid for 150 foot span set at 26490 with right of way provided in 30 days. bond required and contract to be signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Mont
Board of County Commissioners
Carbon County
Stillwater River
William Barclay
Robert G. Beattie
F. W. Hine
Sweet Grass
H. O. Kellogg
John Rye
Geo. A. Loasby
D. J. Walvoord
A. Y. Bayne & Co
Security Bridge Co
O. E. Peppard Fargo Bridge & Iron Co
O. E. Peppard
Fargo Bridge & Iron Co
Carbon County Board
Carbon
Minneapolis
Robt. Beattie
Sweet Grass County
R. C. Beattie
W.S. Hewitt & Co
Aint Bridge
Kern Crossing
R. G. Beattie
H. O. Kelvone
Krisolite cement plaster touted as 500 percent stronger
Big Timber Lumber Co markets Krisolite cement plaster claiming it is 500 percent stronger than lime, emphasizing durability and cost efficiency for construction projects and renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Lumber Co
Bell Telephone expands line from Salt Lake to Provo
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company advances a new long distance circuit between Salt Lake and Provo. Two gangs work on the gap between Thistle and Price and expect to finish in about six weeks. When connected with Eastern Idaho Telephone at Price the line will link Carbon county and Uintah country to Salt Lake and the broader Rocky Mountain Bell network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Salt Lake
Provo
Thistle
Price
Eastern Idaho Telephone Company
Bell Company
Carbon County
Uintah Country
Rocky Mountain Bell Lines
Deseret News
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The undersigned express appreciation for sympathy and deeds of kindness shown during the illness and death of their child.
Elgin and Waltham Movements Featured at Wood’s Jewelry
The old standard grades are highlighted by L. G. Wood, the jeweler, showcasing complete lines of Elgin and Waltham movements. The display emphasizes reliability and classic craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Waltham
L. G. Wood
the Jeweler
Moving Telephone Poles In Salt Lake City
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company will move poles from paved streets in Salt Lake City in a few days. About six miles of new aerial cable will be completed next week as lines are moved from streets to block interiors, with vacated poles expected to be moved around September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Salt Lake
Big Timber Building and Loan stock sale planned for 1908
The Big Timber Building and Loan announces a new Series B stock offering planned to start January 1 1908 subject to sufficient subscriptions. The secretary or officers provide details. The past year is praised with four houses aided and three more applications. Also advertised 160 acre ranch for sale three miles from school with good buildings inquire at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Ryan
J. A. Lowry
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. P
Patterson
Stillwater
Sweet Grass and
Carbon County Commissioners
H.C. Allen
W. P. Franklin
E. F. Mowdy
W E Nankeville
Human Hearts
W. L. Martin
Dier-Browning
Allen Mercantile Co
Melville Trading Co
Melville
Martin
H. G. Lyons
BIG Timber Building and Loan
Welty
M. D. Wells
J. S. Solberg
Pioneer
Diet-Browning Merc. Co
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