Wool Market Shows Activity Amid Mixed Demand
Commercial Bulletin reports a revived but uneven wool market with better demand for combing wools and firmer medium fleeces, while clothing wools remain oversupplied. Prices in Oregon and Idaho show margins narrowing. European and Buenos Aires trends suggest overall firming, though many mills delay orders and preparedness to increase purchases remains cautious.
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Oregon
Idaho
United Kingdom
London
Buenos Aires
United States
Montevideo
Montana
Utah
Blair
Triangle
Boston
Dakota
Arrest of Salmon City youth in horse theft case
Albert Saylor of Salmon City Idaho was detained after a late night sighting with eight horses bearing Justice of Peace Jones branding. Harry Neal captured him near Wisdom and turned him over to Officer Wampler for county seat questioning.
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Albert Saylor
Salmon City
Idaho
Wisdom
Dillon
W. C. Jones
The
West Aide
Harry Neal
Gibbonsville
Neal
Harry
Taylor
Mr. Neal
City Council Schedules Regular Session and Awards Several Contracts
The city council held a regular meeting on July 2 with reports read and referred to the finance committee. Saloon permits were granted to Provost & Ripley and John J. Gelhaus for six months. Bids for cement sidewalks were withdrawn and reawarded to F. P. Birrer, who must file a $2,000 bond. Birrer also secured the lumber contract at $25 per thousand. The Argenta road bridge project was sent to the street and alley committee to begin. A motion to stop a July 3 boxing event was ruled out of order by the mayor. A list of bills totaling multiple payments to city officials, vendors, and services was approved for payment.
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Finance Committee
Provost & Ripley
John J. Gelhaus
Campeau
Gilbert
F. P. Birrer
Argenta
Rounda
Phillips
White
C. W. Conger
J. B. Poindexter
C. D. Foster
Chas. Martin
R. E. Foster
Oscar Findling
Proard
Bell Tel Co
Mre. Thomas
John F. Davies
Union Elec. Co
A. L. Badcon
L. Underwood
Bracket
K. M. Yeaman
B. Howard
W. C. Orr
A. Potts
Druge
M. A. Walker
First Nat’l Bank
Ke, Robbins
Wm. Clark
Fred Baker
Ralph Boone
Jos. Rich
Dillon Lumber Co
Last Week's Weather Highlights Warm and Dry
Warm sunny days and cool nights prevailed with mean temperatures above 60 degrees in most of the state. The warmest days were the 2nd and 3rd with highs around 90 degrees in the east and above 85 elsewhere. Precipitation was deficient and soil and stream moisture declined across regions.
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Altho
Found-One Sorrel Mare Near Argenta Montana
Found mare described as sorrel with light gray shoulder branding on left, shod on all four feet. Located near Argenta, Montana. Contact McBride in Dillon for details and ownership verification.
Card of Thanks for George W. Perkins
We thank many kind friends and especially the Mas onic fraternity and Mr and Mrs George Kunzman for thoughtful deeds during our bereavement in the death and burial of our father George W Perkins MR and Mrs Elmer Kelly.
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Masonic Fraternity
George Kunzman
George W. Perkins
Elmer Kelly
Trio Heads to Browne's Lakes for Fishing Outing
Ed Farnsworth Eddie Hammond and Karl Main left this morning for Browne's lakes where they will spend a day or two fishing. A negro hobo was badly injured last Thursday by falling from the roda of a passenger train at Spencer Idaho. He was brought to Dillon and taken to the poor farm.
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Ed Farnsworth
Eddie Hammond
Karl Main
Browne’s Lakes
Spencer
Idaho
Dillon
Sleeping car innovation on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway unveils white counterpanel or bed spreads replacing heavy woolen blankets on Southwest Limited runs between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets will be kept in reserve for cooler nights, improving comfort for sleeping car patrons and appealing to travelers who want an inviting bed.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest
Chicago
Kansas City
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John W. Morton CO
the City Council
Con McBride
Mont
Chicago, Milwaukee
Copyniauts
C. F
Larose
Scientiic
Fiterican
Eulanion
Peres
Examiner
the Examiner
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