Arm of Plummer and Bannack Dance Folklore Revealed
Frank T. Conway recounts the Bannack tale of Henry Plummer and Hank Crawford. Dr. Glick amputated Plummer's arm after a fatal street fight and later unearthed the limb for inspection. A dog carried the arm into a dance causing panic and a mass exit, and the tale ends with Plummer’s hanging in 1864 and Crawford fleeing Bannack.
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Henry Pleingmer
Bannack
Old Timers’ Club
Plummer
Hank Crawford
Buz Caven
Crawford
John S. Glick
Mr. Plummer
Glicé
Jeff
Montana
Hangman’s Gulch
Glick
Dr. Glick
Arid Land Fund Reaches Over 25 Million Dollars
The auditor reports the arid land fund in the treasury increased to about 25 million dollars from receipts in the past year. The fund, from public land sales in western states, funds irrigation works under the 1902 act for California to Wyoming. For three fiscal years ending June 30, 1903, the total reached 16.44 million dollars.
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The
Treasury
Auditor of the Interior Department
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North
Dakota
Oregon
South
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Congress
Cement Walks by Ben Hager Contractor
Notice to the public announces immediate start for cement sidewalks. Ben Hager specializes in decorative lawn and garden cement walks and has made all preparations to begin work at once.
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Ben Hager
Holy Roller Apostle Creffield Seized in Corvallis Oregon
Joshua Creffield, the holy roller apostle, was found hiding under a house owned by A. V. Hart in Corvallis and jailed. The same residence had earlier burned valuables including household items and clothing. Several sect followers have been sent to asylums or homes in Portland as state authorities pursue the case on adultery charges. Detectives planned to bring Creffield to Portland for questioning.
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Hank Crawford
Plummer
Hit
Montana
Crawford
Grasshopper Gulch
Cleveland
Corvallis
Oregon
Dillon
Associated Press
Joshua Creffield
Holy Roller
A. V. Hart
Creffield
Ingine
Portland
Ore
Notice to Creditors Estate of William A Stanchfield
In the Beaverhead district court Montana the administratrix Mary E Stanchfield notices creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be shown at the late residence near Fox Montana in Beaverhead County. Dated June 28 1904 with publication July 13 1904.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
William A. Stanchfield
Fox
Aaid
Mary
E. Stanchfield
Fleet
Court term dates set for Fifth Judicial District 1904
The order fixes the 1904 regular terms of the District Court in Montana for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Jefferson begins the first Monday in January April July and October. Beaverhead begins the second Monday in February May August and November. Madison begins the first Monday in March June September and December.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Jefferson and
Madison
Jefferson County
Beaverhead County
Madison County
Boulder
Moontana
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Virginia City
Ita
Old Town of
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Minera
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Buz
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Cranford
Depsite
Fort Benton
Lion Coffee
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Second National Bank
Toledo, Ohio
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Peas
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Sete Ee
Lion
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Toledo
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Lion Coffee Woolson Spice CO
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M. H. Parker
Illinois Central Railway
Omaha
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Minn
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Ohio
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Theyé
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J. A. Foley
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Maurice A. Walker, M. D
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Frisco System
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Southeastern Limited
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Atlanta
W. Martin
Eneral Western
Denver, Oolo
James L. Jones
Washington and Bannack Streets
Dillon, Montana
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