Danner Pleads as Death Row Keeps Silent
County Attorney Peterson states the condemned man Seth Orrin Danner will pay the penalty for the murder of Florence Sprouse. Danner reacts to news of his former wife’s marriage to James Trogna in Butte, showing pleasure at the event.
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Peterson
Seth Orrin Danner
Florence Sprouse
James Trogna
Butte
Justin M. Smith
Danner
E. A. Peterson
Steamer Yellowstone Wrecked in Buffalo Rapids
The Yellowstone steamer wrecked in Buffalo Rapids near Miles City. Once a pioneer Montana link to the Missouri, it carried cargo and passengers, aided troops in Indian campaigns, and later became a modern auto garage on Miles City’s Main Street.
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Buffalo Rapids
Yellowstone
Miles City
Montana
Missouri
Iron Horse
Fort eBnton
Alder
Last Chance
Gallatin
Mississippi
Josephine
Far West
Bozeman
Custer
Coulson
Billings
Dr. Lamme
D River
Buffalo
Miles
Fort Keogh
Tongue River
Montana club girl wins free trip to Chicago
Miss Margaret Bennett 13 of Danvers Fergus county Montana is announced winner of a free trip to Chicago for being the champion club girl in the state. She led Bread Canning and Sewing clubs and has three years of club work with two scholarships. Accompanied by Miss Doris Ingram she will depart for Chicago this week as state champions from Montana join guests of Montgomery Ward.
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Margaret Bennett
Danvers
Fergus County
Chicago
Montana
Bennett
Doris Ingram
Montgomery Ward Company
Farrar barred from Atlanta church concert
Opera star Geraldine Farrar will not be allowed to appear in concert at the Wesley Memorial Church in Atlanta Georgia as advertised. Church officials offered no explanation for the cancellation.
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Atlanta
Geraldine Farrar
Wesley Memorial Church
Early Montanans Admired as Pioneering Trail Blazers
C M Bell of Salt Lake recalls Montana in the 1870s and 1880s, praising early settlers as wonderful folk. He describes barter credit from St Louis wholesalers, travel by buggy and stage, and encounters with Montana traders, miners, and Chicago Board of Trade members who sought fortune in the mines.
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Salt Lake
Chicago
Beaver Canyon
Jack Fallon
Sym Estes Place
Bassett’s
Helena
Boulder
Butte
Glendive
Virginia City
Gaffney's
Tevery
Killing over horse trade sparks manhunt and trial
Grube 18-year-old claims self defense in Montana killing of George Morse after a heated exchange over an unbroken horse. Morse shot in the Lewistown area, body dumped in a well, then Grube fled to Idaho before being captured and returned for trial in Roundup.
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Idaho
Montana
George P. Morse
Albert Harold Grube
Grube
Idaho Falls
Morse
Lewistown
Morse Ranch
Darrel
George A. Horkan
New Oil Lamp Free for Early Adopters in Localities
An inventor from Chicago Illinois offers a remarkable new oil lamp that supposedly burns 94 percent air and heats gas or electricity. He will give one free lamp to the first user in each locality who helps introduce the device. Send for particulars. Agents wanted.
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RE. P. Johnson
W. Lake 8&J
Chicago
Ill
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Terry
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Reno
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Posthm Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Chicago Board of Trade
Albert Grube