Robbers Plot to Rob Silver Bow County Treasurer
Three desperadoes planned to seize cash and paper valued at about 300000 dollars from County Treasurer C. T. Puckett as he walked from the courthouse to the Silver Bow National Bank in Butte. Sheriff O Rourke and deputies spotted the leader, a former convict, and disrupted the scheme before it could unfold.
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Nez Perce Women Shaped Big Hole Battle Outcome
The article details Nez Perce women aiding at the Battle of the Big Hole in August 1877. It highlights To-ka-map-map-e’s courage, the fight's casualties, and Chief Joseph’s morale boost from female fighters. It also notes Montana factory growth unrelated to the battle narrative.
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Deer Run in Herds Near Columbia Falls
Elmer Judson of Great Falls and John Hinkle returned from a five day outing to describe deer numbers near Columbia Falls. Judson reported 170 pound four point buck and Hinkle a 190 pound buck. They said deer were abundant and hunted big ones first as storms drove game into valleys.
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Elmer Judson
American Legion
Great Falls
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Denmark Labor Force Totaling About 255000
The total number of laborers of all kinds in Denmark is about 255,000.
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Denmark
Livingston Plant Manufactures Overalls for Montanans
W M Finck & Co plant in Livingston opened January 1919 and has grown to become a modern, low-cost producer of Pig's Nose overalls and work garments. J F Manning, former Livingston journalist turned manager, secured the Montana location and optimistic plans include added machinery and 100 more dozen weekly output. The plant employs about 100 and ships over $25,000 monthly, with 44 hour weeks and piecework pay.
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Robert S. Phillips
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Leave It To Warren A Butte Pearl Dinner Tale
Mr and Mrs Warren 8 Schuck of Butte celebrate their nuptials with a dinner where oysters on the half shell top the menu. Mrs Schuck finds a large pearl in an oyster and a Butte jeweler sets it into a ring. Schuck, a noted litterateur and poet, may turn his fortune to verse, while the tale ends with the refrain leave it to Warren.
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Former Montana Man King of Turf Sells Havana Race Plant
Curley Brown, once a Helena businessman and racing promoter, sold his Havana Cuba race plant to John J McGraw of New York for over a million dollars. Brown built and ran top tracks including Jacksonville Florida and later fostered Havana as a winter racing center before taking a rest. He plans a return visit to Helena this winter.
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A. Stoneman
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Butte Theater Robbery Stuns Local Office
Two masked men robbed the Butte American Theater office assaulting cashier Miss Emma Peterson and janitor John Kelly. They beat Kelly and overpowered Peterson, then escaped with the safe’s contents estimated near $1,000 as manager Frank Bailey learned of the breach.
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