Rancher Killed North of Hinsdale in Mine
Ernest A. Detert, a Hinsdale area rancher, was crushed by an earth bank above a coal seam while entering a mine opened by local farmers for winter coal. He died quickly. three sons survive. Burial was in Hinsdale.
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Ernest A. Detert
Hinsdale
Mr. Detert
Conrad ships 144 cars of beets to Chinook
One hundred forty four carloads of sugar beets, about 5,200 tons, were shipped to the Chinook sugar factory this season from the Conrad district. Yields varied due to webworm damage with the top yield of 16 tons per acre on the Ted Anderson and Roe Everts farms. The price at $6 a ton earned Conrad growers $31,254.
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Chinook
Conrad
Ted Anderson
Roe Everts
Old-Time Butte Printer Dick Oates Dies at 58
Richard Jenkins Oates a Butte pioneer printer and publisher died in the Mining City at age 58 from heart disease. He left four children Will Dorothy Hale Strock Marjorie and Jack. Born March 1 1873 in Cornwall England he came to the US at 13. He built a long career in Butte journalism and printing with Dunstan Oates Roberts Tribune Review and was a dean of the craft.
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Dick Oates
Butte
Will
Dorothy Hale Strock
Marjorie
Jack
Sam Roberts
Read Oates & Roberts
Roberts
Oates & Roberts
Tribune Review
Oates
Philipsburg mining property must be sold
The Montana supreme court ruled that the estate of Charles D. McLure must offer for sale the remaining Philipsburg mining property before final accounting. It held the federal decree had disposed of the title to the combination group and approved the administrator’s actions to protect estate interests and forego collecting from insolvent creditors. The Silver Bow district court is ordered to mandate sale and require a sale report and supplemental final account prior to closure.
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Charles D. McLure
Philipsburg
Montana Supreme Court
District Court For
Silver Bow County
Nashua Stock Shipped for Chicago in Large Season Move
The largest stock shipment of the season left Nashua bound for Chicago. Nineteen cars carried sheep and cattle. Shippers included Arthur Maxwell P J Whittmayer and T N Erickson with two cattle cars each, A N Thomas with one cattle and one sheep car, Phillip Berreth two sheep, Fred Collins two sheep, and Perry Stcinia seven sheep, all accompanying their loads.
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Nashua
Chicago
Arthur Maxwell
P. J. Whittmayer
T. N. Erickson
A. N. Thomas
Phillip Berreth
Fred Collins
Perry Stcinia
Mines install pit head baths for thousands of miners
Nearly 80 mines across England Scotland and Wales are installing pit head baths. They allow about 100000 miners to change bathe and don clean clothing before going home.
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England
Scotland
Wales
Native Nations Rumored to Track Distant Events
The passage notes that some Indian groups like the Crow and Sioux could learn of distant events soon after they happened, a phenomenon not fully understood. Townsend's men believed their foes in the engagement were Sioux, and Mr Weaver shared that view.
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Townsend
Bozeman Trail
Coffinbury
Frank Huddlemeyer
A. Warren
Missouri
Idaho
Montana
Captain Townsend
Shield’s River
Bridger Canyon
Gallatin Valley
Virginia City
Gibboney
Best
Yellowstone City
Isaac Best
Emigrant Gulch
Skinner
Boulter
Richards
Weaver
Ohio
Big Horn
Castoria the trusted remedy for children
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a safe regulator for babies and kids. It claims gentle acting relief for colic digestive upsets fevers and colds, touting no harsh drugs and urging parents to use the branded product.
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Castoria
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