Pray New Congressman Chas N Pray Prepares for Congress
The Montanan congressman elect Chas N Pray departs for Washington to assume duties at the coming session. He has toured the state during the summer, gathering insight on forest reserves land settlement and western needs and says he aims to voice constituent judgment while facing the responsibilities of federal action. He notes the value of civic improvements such as better street lighting for local business and public welfare.
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Montara
Chas. N
Washington
Montana
de Coneres
Congress
Montana Congressman Vows Thoughtful Stance for State
The speaker pledges to discuss issues with other states and decide courses in matters of utmost importance to Montana, stating he has talked with many residents and will represent their wishes wisely in Congress.
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Fowever
Montana
Financial calm returns as panic eases this week
News summary reports improved conditions in financial circles with rising confidence and ample reserves in New York. J P Morgan and associates back New York trust companies while bank runs cease and money rates fall. Copper prices rise as Treasury plans aid for cotton and wheat shipments amid calls to move funds to Swin ity banks.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Cortelyou
Hansbranch
Minnesota
Notice to Hunters on Cascade Land Co Ranches
No hunting or shooting allowed on the ranches of the Cascade Land Co. A. F. Corson, Sunt.
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Cascade Land Co
A. F. Corson
Sunt
English Baseball Letters From London Highlight Misplayed Game
In a letter from London a retiree notes American players dominate the British league and describe attitudes toward the game. He recalls a 6 to 5 close match and a 52 to 38 reserve game, observing British fans favor hits and running over sharp defense.
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BufFyle
Rae
London
England
Olympic Games Programme Draft For 1908 Etiquette
President James E. Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union and secretary of the American committee of the British Olympic games of 1908 has received two communications from Right Hon. Tord Desborough, chairman of the British Olympic games committee. The programme sanctioned by the international Olympic committee at The Hague meeting of May 1907 was sent to Sullivan for American input before finalization. Sports of all sorts will be represented and in most events entries from any one country are limited to twelve.
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James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Tlon
Tord Desborough
Sullivan
Desert Land Proof Notices From Montana in 1907
Department of the Interior notices from Great Falls Montana announce intention to make desert land proof. Wichard H Wright of Farmington and Elizabeth Wright heirs appear for claim Nos 7620 and 303 with witnesses named. Notices cite dates November 22 1907 and November 13 1907 and include witnesses from Chateau and Farmington.
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Auvd
Cts Bibacemane of the Interior
United States
IT Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
David Scott
Bynum
Teton County
Mm. m
A.C. Warner
A. S
Chateau
Tiarry King
William H. Flacher
Tobias Tallison
Bennett Golding
Bynum, Montana
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Wichard H. Wright
Elizabeth Wright
Farmington
U.S
Harry KX. Ferris
William Chalmers
Robert Scharn
Andrew Roe
J.M. Burlingame
Register
First
Seton County
Dennis Wolland
Charles G. Mockman
Karl Trenmer
Otto C. Miller
Coal for sale from Birch Creek mine at four dollars per ton
Paul Slezack offers coal from his Birch Creek mine at four dollars per ton with cash payment due on delivery. He provides a teamsters cabin and a free horse corral, and charges fifty cents per meal if meals are supplied.
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Birch Creek
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