Democrats and Scoop at Bynum factor in 1914 campaign
A Bynum gathering of Democrats and Scoop editors met to plan the 1914 campaign. They endorsed Wilson tariff measures, Governor Stewart, and U S senators on toll repeal, while Scoop declined to declare political stance, aiming to stay independent.
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Central
Postminsters
Bynum
West
Great Northwest
Australia
China
Stewart
Butte
U. S
Walsh
Congress
United States
Evans
Stout
Acantha
Catholic Services Next Sunday Mass at Chateau Church
Catholic services are scheduled for Sunday June 23 with Mass at 8 a.m and 10 30 a.m at the Chateau Church Sunday school begins at 7 p.m and Evening Devotion at 7 30 p.m.
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Chateau
State Fair Premiums Highlight Record 1914 Exhibition
The Montana state fair premium catalog lists over 30 000 in prizes across sixteen departments including poultry agriculture fruit and flowers and dairy products with total premiums from government manufacturers and railways surpassing 6 000. The fair runs September 21 to 26 as inquiries surge and counties increase official displays.
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Montana
Lberal
Johnson Lambert Marries Elsie Ryan in Valier
Johnson Lambert M Johnson and Elsie Ryan both of Valier wed last evening at :30 by Rev E L White at the First Methodist church. After a short honeymoon to San Francisco they will reside in Valier where the groom is employed. Freat Falls Tribune.
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Lambert M. Johnson
Elsie Ryan
Valier
E. L White
First Methodist Church
San Francisco
Pacific Points
Visit of Nicodemus and Travel Reminiscences at First Methodist
Rev. Percy Reid McMahan will lecture at the First Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday June 28. The topics are The Visit of Nicodemus and Reminiscences of Travel based on his extensive 1903 to 1908 journeys through Europe Asia and Africa. Services are at 10 30 a m and 8 p m.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Percy Reid McMahan
Nicodemus
Parade at Noon Delays Circus Day Procession
To allow country residents and arriving excursionists time at home and to witness Yankee Robinson and Texas Bill, the parade starts at high noon. Promptly at noon the parade moves and outside free exhibitions occur at the show grounds. Early arrival is advised for ample amusements.
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Yankee Robinson
Texas Bill
For Sale Rhode Island Red Yearling Hens
Advertises two dozen strictly pure bred Rhode Island Red yearling hens for sale.
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R. C. Rhode Island
Local notes from Chateau and Dupuyer reflect community life
Twenty years ago Rev J M Largent of Cascade died in Augusta of pneumonia. In town Jos Kipp administrators in the Burd estate gather stock. Dr Wamsley treated Padget after a wagon accident with ribs broken but no internal injuries. Proceeds of Miss Grace Vance’s Dupuyer performance benefited the local school. Chateau reports strong business with three stores and Mitchelson’s return from Missoula.
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Jos. Kipp
The
Marias
Burd
Lethbridge News
Wamsley
Clark’s
Padget
Grace’ Vance
Dupuyer
Vance
Chateau
For Sale Cheap Cobblers Outfit and More
A cobbler's outfit, a plumbers outfit, a partial jewelers tools set, and Byron Corsen are offered for sale.
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Byron Corsen
Riot Fire in Butte Kills One and Wounds Several
In Butte a riot outside the Miners Union hall led to 80 deputies shooting into a crowd. Edward Noy, 31, was killed. Pete Bruno, 56, fatally wounded. Christ Kramer and T. Noland wounded as bystanders and attendees were struck during the confrontation connected to a Western Federation of Miners meeting led by Charles H Moyer.
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Butte
Driscoll
Union Hall
Main Street
Charles H Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Edward J. Noy
Great Northern
Noy
Pete Bruno
Moyer
Miners’ Hall
Christ Kramer
Kramer
Los Angeles
T. Noland
Weatherhead tops Montana Sportman's tourney with high score
F A Weatherhead of Billings led the Montana State Sportman's Association tournament closing night with 451 targets. R J Starkey of Chateau placed second with 448 and W L Mitchell of Miles City third with 438. Weatherhead won the indi vidual championship with 50 straight in the shootoff after tying on 49. Mitchell claimed the Butte Rod and Gun club trophy with 38 of 40. Weatherhead and Starkey tied for the handicap medal, Weatherhead winning the shootoff.
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Billings
F. A. Weatherhead
Montana State Sportman’s Association
R. J. Starkey
Chateau
W. L. Mitchell
Miles City
William Harkey
Butte
Weatherhead
Starkey
Wool purchase caps Miles City market gains
In Miles City the North Star Woolen Mills bought Hunter Anderson and Wells clip of 150000 pounds for 214 cents, marking the best wool site of the season. In Butte A E Blixt was convicted of murder in the first degree for the death of Enoch Burkheimer, with life imprisonment pronounced, his defense claiming the act occurred during an epileptic fit.
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Miles City
Charles Miller
North Star Woolen Mills
Hunter, Anderson & Wells
Butte
A. E. Bhixt
Enoch Burkheimer
Blixt
Burkheimer
Daley Files Democratic Run For County Surveyor
Freeman A Daley of this city has filed with the county clerk his declaration to become a candidate for the democratic nomination for county surveyor. Daley pledges that if nominated and elected he will fulfill the duties of the office to the best of my ability.
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Freeman A. Daley
Track Laying Commenced Near City and River Line
Track laying began west toward the river and bridge area with about 30 workers. Ties and rails arrive by push cars as crews prepare to extend the line toward the race track, with bridge piling finished between the city and Vaughn.
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Chateau St. Paul
Missouri
Great Northern
Boston
Montiina
Great Falls
Lewistown
Falls Yard
Vaughn
D. J. Burke
Tribune
Civil suits filed in district court June entries
The Citizens State Bank sues C Sheble in a vote case filed June 19. A I Schwingel sues Margaret M Smith et al for foreclosure filed June 23. Wim Titman sues Elias Rekdahl for damages filed June 24. The County of Teton sues Jens Bakke in eminent domain filed June 24.
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Clerk of the District Court
Citizens State Bank
Sheble
A. I. Schwingel
Margaret M. Smith
Wim. Titman
Elias Rekdahl
County of Teton
Jens Bakke
Naturalization Applications Filed in Gibson Court
Karl Kilian of Germany and Fjerk DeVries of Holland have filed declarations to become United States citizens before the Clerk of the Court in Valier.
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Gibson
Karl Kilian
Germany
Valier
United States
Fjerk DeVries
Holland
Advertised Letters at Chateau Post Office Listed
The list of uncalled letters includes William Adams Morris L Bridgeman Geo Boyd H M Braughter Miss Mary Chlasper Fk W Egelston Frank Feth Leonard Fransworth E Curon Customers are asked to say advertised and pay one cent to receive their mail.
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Chateau
William Adams Morris L. Bridgeman
Geo. Boyd H. M. Braughter
Mary Chlasper
Fk. W. Egelston
Frank Feth Leonard Fransworth
E. G
Oscar Odenwald and bride return from Helena trip
WM Krofft P M reports Oscar Odenwald and his bride have returned last Saturday from Helena and nearby cities and are now making their home in this city.
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Oscar Odenwald
Bride
Helena
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Steele
Wallace Taylor
Wm. Hodgskiss
Mr. Hodgskiss
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K. of P
Grand Lodge
Samuel Mitchell
Missoula
Mitchell
C. EK. Trescott
Carpenter
al Hamilton
Park County
Livingston
Ander- Soh
Jas W. Cory
J. B. Erickson
W. H.webb
Jacob Schmidt
Jennie McDonald
Sydnora Silverman
Otis Whaley
Chateau Avenue
I. S. Carson
Sun River
Mrs. Beaupre
Messrs
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Sulgrove
Erickson
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W. T. Cowell
Dagle
Mesdames Burd
Crawford
Concannon
Graves
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Hardin
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