Weigh coal on new city scales sparks arrest wave
In Anaconda Montana February 1 187 the Anaconda coal dealers push to weigh fuel on city scales. Police court cases appear as drivers and workers face magistrate O Rea with pleas entered. Protests and enforcement plans rise amid clashes over scale use and municipal authority.
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Ginedal Dinpateh
Fulhera
Ghiot
O'Rey
Welglunsiter
Fitzpatrick
Wustress
AL Dk
Cillips
Bl J. Aber
Anacorda Chad Company
Charles Freeman
Cols
Jule O'Rayda
Cheriee Webb May Have Been Killed in Mexico Mission
Friends of Cherie Webb fear foul play after his two week absence while he served a mission to Mexico to capture ex Deputy Sheriff Ea Ler. A wire sent six hundred dollars later produced no word and presumes Webb’s removal was planned by local Natrona county officials.
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Sreenl Diapatek
Cheriff Webb
Webb
Rae
Webi
Weare
Toc
Natrona County
Twin Bridges Notes Special Dispatch to the Miner
Arch ie Mircer son of Fred Brercer, a well known ranchman near Twin Bridges, was found wandering in a deranged state after injuring his head while riding a long brick. He walked about thirty miles in six hours toward Whitehall then to Dillon. Sunday morning he was seen near the section house. The oyster upper given Saturday by library workers was generally well attended and funds will buy new books. The funeral of W. J. Linder was held Sunday afternoon, with many attendees from Sheridian, Virginia City and Dillon.
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Twin Bridges
Archie Mircer
Fred Brercer
Twin
Cali Lo
Sherian
Virernia City
Dilton
Forsyth Notes Attend Nearby Visitors and Officials
Forsyth items report visitors and local business activity. Maurice Rentll of Rescoud, John Larson and Howard canchmen were in Forsyth on Friday. Willand Choigeer and daughter visited with Forsyth friends on Sunday. Reading of Tse visited on Sunday. Several Milwaukee surveyors on Yellowstone work paused in Cowes for meetings. Alexander and Graham ranch business trips noted. Light snow forced street work pause as Lown reports.
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fSnecinl Olapateh
D Torsyth
Mrs. Freeman
Hilbeick
Elty
Kabra
Benator Maurice Rent
Rescoud
Elty Yastertny
John Larson
Howard Canchmen
Wan
Forsyth
Khtay
John Lynn
North Side
Willand Choigeer
Mtteg
Forsyth Frieais
Masebad
Reading
Tse
Ja W. Carpenter
Bine Deer
Tee Waltre
SILVER BOW DROVER SHIPMENT FROM DILLON MONT
In Dillon Montana a shipment from the J H Marsa ranch included 809 head of sheep valued at 1463 pounds at market price. Sheep were bound for Spokane and two teams of county horses were shipped to Butte. One team, a black mare pair, weighed 2000 pounds with a value of 425, was from Jorgenson Fo. The other pair, sorrels from the Wenger Moir ranch, was valued at 375.
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Dillon
Mont
J. H. Marsa
Spokane
Butte
Jorgenson
Wenger
Prescription Théoust Cure All Skin Ailments Claim
A 1905-era ad claims a miracle cure named Prescription Théoust for skin diseases. It boasts direct skin application, asserts safety by affecting the entire system, and promises universal success with repeated promises to cure all cases.
Investigations Set Into Mysterious Explosion Injuring Ex-President
A chaotic report says ex President Laughran was seriously injured by a mysterious explosion. Authorities plan a full inquiry, with Maj. Devel to head a committee of officers to determine causes and arrange a formal report after a thorough investigation.
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Brancince
IL le Lasiehran
Laughran
Tranapare Monde
Maj
Devel
Abatramipaet Service
Anaconda Notes People and Property Moves
In Anaconda Montana on February 18 1931 Cneelay Diapatets of Attacanla visited for business. Shane Wart of Deer Lodge called on acquaintances. Lebridge of A tin was in town. Mrs Anderson of Cable visited. Miss Nule Burk a popular school teacher gave a five o clock talk to friends. Patrick Naughton spoke about Stmount McWidrick game. John Davies of Missoula visited for Seriier magazine interests. A deed filed records sale of Anaconda property from Joseph Frankovich to Mike Dragioeview for 450. Dnffy traveled to Butte. Spratt headed to Alpina Michigan.
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Cneelay
Attacanla
Mont
Shane Wart
Deer Luda
Byshinis
AP Lebridge
Atin
Anaconde
Lorie
Anderson
Cable
Anaconda
Nule Burk
Patrick Naughton
Stmount McWidrick
John
Davies
Missoula
Seriier
Magazing
Lucien
Sone
Southern Cross
W. Uf
Taentumd
Butte
Joseph Frankovich
Mike Dragioeview
Con
Eiterni
J. Hi. Dnffy
Bulie
D. Spratt
Alpina
Mich
Trapper John Cook Missing in Wyoming Mountains
Anxiety grows for the safety of Trapper John Cook who headed into the East Fork mountains near Pinedale in December to trap. Forest Supervisor Zeph Jones plans to dispatch forest rangers on snowshoes within the next few days to search for him amid fears he was killed or eaten by wild beasts. Meadachken and Neuralsin note a cold, flu remedy advertisement at the end.
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Sneelai Bisorteh
Pinedale
Wyo
John Cook
East Fork
Cook
Tina
Zeph Jones
Wining Outlook Good in Camp Around Hope Idaho
A dispatch from Hope Idaho reports a booming mining district with a promising year ahead. Recent rich strikes in multiple mines spur railroad expansion toward the lake region, with forty seven mines partly opened and ore shipments already starting toward the Sandpoint smelter.
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Hope
Idaho
Joe Maer
Itape
Idane
Wisconsin
Green Monarch
Venezuela
Heap Cool
Weber
Jack
Port Arthur
Comet
Lam
St Jn
Panhandle
Bandpoint
Amounrs
Ottinra
Sandpoint
Deer Lodge notes recount local entertainments and obituaries
In Deer Lodge Montana on February 9 and surrounding days Mrs Catherine Dake aged seventy died after living with her daughter Mrs William Carks ton. The event followed a social gathering honoring Esaworth of Spokane. Attendees included Mrs dames Coleman and others. The piece also notes arrests, a new store proprietor taking charge, and local residents undergoing surgery and travel for business.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Willams
Homor
Sitka
Esaworth
Spokane
William Carkston
Rucktey
Attarney
Cénirl
M. F. Tennen
Jaren Konlaret
Charles Parker
Harntogn
Wye
Go es to Asylum in Anaconda for Mental Health Care
Mrs Ela Johnson was examined for her soulty by Dr B C Anderson and M Leahy in Anaconda on February 13. She is afflicted with a man in for religion and her mind is fixated on this idea. It was decided she should be sent to the asylum for quiet surroundings and good medical treatment. She will be taken to Warm Springs tomorrow.
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Aline
Tlowest Proctora
State Medical Institute
Anaconda
Mont
Ela Johnson
Dra. B. CG. Anderson
M. M. Leahy
Rosebud County Seachers Institute to Meet in Forsyth
Arrangements completed for the Rosebud County Seachers institute to be held in the Forsyth High School building on February 16 and 17. Instructors include Superintendent W. E. Harson of Helena, Dr. W. C. Bagley of Dillon, and Mrs. Young of Butte, assisted by local teachers. A strong program is planned.
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Man
Iwan
Rosebud County
Seachers’ Institute
Porsyth High School
Amon
W. E. Har ‘On
Ilelona
Bagley
Dillon
Young
Hutte
Lncal
Geary Street Railroad in possession amid control fight
San Francisco, Web. 13 President durace G. Platt of the Geary Street Railroad company says the firm will not abandon its legal battle for control. The statement asserts the company is in possession of the road and warns that city intervention to take property would not affect the underlying legal points.
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San Francisco
Durace G. Platt
Geary Streat Railroad Company
Blg
Ing. Ite
Elly
Wisconsin Rail Passage Cut Policy Sparks State Complaint
In Madison, Wisconsin, 13 steps were taken toward establishing a per mile passenger fare on the Wisconsin railroad. Secretary of State Walton Venser filed a personal complaint with the state railroad commission alleging the Wisconsin railway’s charging is excessive.
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Wisich
Wisconsin
Walton Venser
Wisconsin Railway
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