Senator Clark offers Bannack water color sketches to Montana History
Senator W A Clark offers two early Bannack water color sketches to the Historical Society of Montana. The works depict the New York and Montana Mining and Development Company mill on Grasshopper Creek near Bannack, with Professor Eaton's cabin, Captain Kirby, Nugget Hill and Beehive Hill. Clark asks if wall space is available for display before sending.
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Helena
Bannack
Historical Society of Montana
W. A. Clark
Clark
W. Y. Pemberton
The
Historical Society
New York and Montana Mining and Development Company
Grasshopper Creek
Professor Eaton
Captain Kirby
Nugget Hill
Beehive Hill
Mont
Pemberton
American Art Association
New York
Montana
New York and Montana
M. and D. Company
T. Tofft
State Oil Inspector 18 Conducting Investigation in Montana
State oil inspector W. S. Ballard is in the city inspecting motor gasoline and kerosene as part of a Montana markets survey. The effort follows an oil inspection law for standard fuel quality and aims to ensure consumers receive up to standard petroleum products. J. E. Shaw returned to his Big Hole basin ranch after attending the county commissioners meeting.
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W. S. Ballard
Montana
State Oil Commission
J. E. Shaw
Big Hole Basin
Board of County Commissioners
Arrested on Insanity Charge In Lewistown
Lewistown December 5 David Jones formerly with a local bank and until last winter farming in Grass Range was arrested on an insanity charge today. He faced a previous winter charge of failing to provide for his family though described as a man of large means. He has since resided in Lewistown by court order.
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Lewistown
David Jones
Grass Range
Jones
Troops to Guard Miners Reported in Montana
Four regular army companies from the First and Thirty-fifth infantry arrived in Montana on Gov. Stewarts request to protect citizens who will work in the Sand Coulee Roundup Red Lodge and Bear Creek mines. Other items note jail escape thwarted child sleeping outside in Roundup a Cow Creek shooting case and plans to dismantle the Missoula sugar factory with 134 aliens among its workers.
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Helena
Montana
V. Stewart
Sand Coulee
Roundup
Red Lodge
Bear Creek
Parolee Breach Rates Highlight Montana Prohibition Shift
The speaker notes two men claimed to be intoxicated when violating parole and captured. Since 1913, 466 paroles have occurred with 23 breaches, and 95 percent of ex-parolees reportedly stay compliant. Montana joined the prohibition states on January 1.
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Clifford
Montana
Wibaux County Courthouse Burns in December Fire
The Wibaux county courthouse burned to the ground with part of the records and furniture saved. Loss estimated at about $15,000 and destruction believed from a defective flue. Insurance coverage stands at $4,500.
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Wibaux
Wibaux County Court House
Elk Herd Bound for St Louis Zoo From Montana
Elk saved from hunters and harsh winter passed through Livingston on the way to St Louis where they will be housed in a zoo. The baggage includes 10 cows a 4 year old and a yearling bull. Guilty of involuntary manslaughter billings report details a Montana conviction with a one to two year sentence. Bear Creek miners strike ends as 80 Billings volunteers arrive with troops. union workers walk out and coal supplies expected to flow to Billings for exclusive use.
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Billings
Bear Creek
Fuel Administration
Livingston
St. Louis
Montana
William Frink
Carbon County
Union
W. Lee Mains
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