Prices for wool will advance say packers drive demand
Montana wool prices are expected to rise as demand for mutton grows and packing houses raise their buying. Experts, including EK. M. Hungerford, predict wool will fetch 15 to 18 cents with good clips bringing higher returns. The Helena Independent notes a hopeful outlook for sheep and wool markets amid steady supply and favorable conditions.
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Criminals of Science Show Modern Criminals Using Science
The article argues that criminals now act with scientific methods using chloroform opium and morphia with physician like skill. It cites Marseille bank safe cracking with an engineer’s device and detectives using photography to detect forged documents bloodstain analysis now uses serum to identify human blood.
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Lucey Dinners Highlight The Metlen Event
Lucey dinners at The Metlen are noted with details in the 1734 item. The notice emphasizes gatherings at the Metlen with names and dates implied in the fragment.
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Bishop Carroll to Spend Four Weeks East on Archdiocesan Tour
Bishop John P Carroll of the Helena diocese leaves next Tuesday for a four week trip to the east. Before departure he will open bids for the new Catholic cathedral on Warren Street and break ground on the project next Monday. He plans to lay the cornerstone in the fall alongside dedication of the new high school and House of the Good Shepherd. He will address St Vincent's academy graduates at their ceremony. He will ordain a young priest in Dubuque Iowa and arrange a year of postgraduate study for him at the Catholic University of America. He will also lead priest retreats in Peoria and Baltimore before returning via multiple stops.
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Wool Market Dips as Washington Sheep Clip Overruns Oregon Trade
In Kittitas and Yakima regions 570000 pounds of wool nears sale with buyers scarce. Blatchley plant on J C Boyd range clips many bands while some still hand shear. Wool stored at North Yakima exceeds 1 million pounds with prices failing from 12 cents to about 9 1 4 cents. Ranchers shift to Seattle and coast shipments. 3000 mutton sheep and 12 carloads headed for Chicago. Spokane News Bulletin.
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Strayed white horse near Point of Rocke with DY brand
A large white horse, well broken, with a wire scar on the left shoulder and DY brand on the left thigh, was seen near Point of Rocke. A $10 reward offered. Leave at Andersons atable.
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Reduced Rates Advertised by Oregon Short Line
An Oregon Short Line notice highlights reduced rates and limits for travel or services. Details including dates and specific terms are implied by the advertisement text.
Sleeping cars get lighter blankets on Southwest Limited
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces a new sleeping car feature on the Southwest Limited between Chicago and Kansas City. Heavy woolen blankets are replaced by lighter counterpanes for hot weather, with blankets kept in reserve for cooler nights, aiming to improve passenger comfort.
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Excursions East Retimed Fares to Major Midwest Cities
Greatly reduced rates to Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other points. Travel via O S 1 and Overland Route on June 1st 6th 13th 23rd and July 10th with limit September 30th. See Oregon Short Line agents for details The Examiner for fine job work.
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Notice to Prove Will in Beaverhead County Montana
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County a time is set on Friday July 8 1908 at 10 a m at the Dillon court house to prove the will of Weltha R McIntosh deceased and to hear application for letters testamentary to B F White Ernest O Selway and Belle Ward Dillon Montana June 9 1908 F A Hazelbaker Clerk By C W Conger Deputy 43-31
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Belle Ward
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C. W. Conger
Dillon City to Advertise Bids for Sewer District Four
Resolution orders construction of a sanitary sewer in Dillon Montana Sewer District Four from Clark Street to Helena Street with 12 inch pipe. Bids open July 1 1908 8 PM with 5 percent bid bond and $2000 performance bond. emergency clause. approved June 3 1908 by Mayor B F White and City Clerk J B Poindexter.
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