Five Die in New York Central Crash at Batavia
The crash of New York Central express trains at Batavia New York on January 13 killed five people and badly injured twelve others. Carrie Nation suffered a nervous collapse at her Arkansas home and fears her career is over. Japan ordered 100000 tons of rice from Indo China growers for immediate delivery. Millard Buskirk chose Sunday school over jail after a drunkenness conviction in Kentucky. Indictments against ten millionaire beef packers linked to the National Packing Company were set for trial. A Portuguese decree bans distinctive dress for monks or nuns and delays Jesuit return for twenty years. John Wanamaker pledged 60000 to an association building in Pekin China. Miss Marian H Jones was ordained the first woman Congregational pastor in Iowa.
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New York Central
Batavia
N. Y
Belleview notes on visits and new Saypo post office
Belleview residents including Mrs. Nat Collins and Abser Carr visit Saypo and Chateau plans. A Saypo post office with Frank Cady named postmaster is expected. neighbors urged to form a mail route. School attendance rises slightly after holidays. Alex McLean is ill. Fred, Harry Miller and Rupert Ward return to schools in Great Falls Nozeman and local areas. Frank Jefferson and others conduct post office business in Chateau.
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Nat Collins
Chateau
Frank Salmond
Abser Carr
G. I. Smith
Collins
Saypo
Frank Cady
Fred
Harry Miller
Great Falls
Rupert Ward
Nozeman
John 8. Lane
Interior
United States
Jonnd Umee
Montana
George Hansen
Choteau
Muntans
Mont
Meridian
A. C. Warner
J.tngram Cain
Guy S. Jameson
Harry Boutilier
Rupert Bouter
Chotéau
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Collins, Mont
WM. Hodgskiss
Choteau, Mont
Miss Verge’s Millinery
J. F. Maule
Bynum, Mont
George W. Magee
Attorney At Law
Dupuyer
Telephone
H. W. Bateman, M. D
Chothau, Montana
J. E. Webb
Chotead
F. H. Federhen
U. S
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
A.F
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Jas. Eckiord
W. M. B. BE. Toan
ODD Fellows
Choresu Lodge No. 11
Connor
Vishing Brothers
J. Roberson
N.G Ghas
Rebekaah Lodge
T. A. Smith
Uhoteau Hous
Ohoteau
MO. C. Ferris
Collins Teron Country
Ipile
Phil 1
Cole
Robert Henderson
Henry D. Robison
Teton County Abstract CO
Department of the Interior
United States Land Ofice
Gustav A. Breding
Farmington
Township
Range
Mertaian
Nottes
Couiin
John W. Shields
Conrad
Montanna
Peter ‘Truchot
Carl A. Malone
Paul Haugen
Thomas Ritenle
E. L. Barnes
Register
Kirst Pub
United State
Gquneriuus Jermanson
Brady
Amontana Meridian
U.S
Ernest Marricent
William E. Ballard
Kenneth McKenneth McKenzie
Car Misone
KK. L. Barnes
Nelson-Jenks Coal Company
Sand Courte
Egg Nut
H. K. Ferris
Great Falls, Mont
Odenwald & Sons, Props
Mre
Carrie Nation
Hureka Sprizga
Ark
Saigon
Indo- China
Japan
Russia
Millard Buskirk
Catlettsburg
York
Carpenter
Chicago
National Packing Company
Beef Trust
John Wanamaker
Pekin
China
International Young Men’s Christian Association
Marian H. Jones
Hartford
Staffordsville
Iowa
Smith College
Belleview
Alex. McLean
Frank Jefferson
Otte
Adgar J. Roberron
Elnar Laugset
Snd Secrion
A.C. Warner
Carlton SK
Malone
Neometh Melenzie
Olaf
O. Lidgeth
Karo Pekin
Edward Fr. Ganong
Enert
Cfirst
E.L. Barnes
United States Land Office
Joseph N. Stonehouse
Bynum
Ninge
Nice
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Duncas Stewart
George Denny
Charles C. Shubel
Carl Troumer
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