Bribery Trial Highlights Dillonites and Clark Family Links
The Long Beach bribery trial features J Ross Clark and Thomas Cullen as witnesses for Losee with Montana ties. Cullen denies knowledge of the alleged scandal linking Senator Clark to a $1,000,000 payoff to clear Losee, while Nelson Storey offers a humorous deaf perspective. The jury hears about cost differentials in piling bids and a $4,695 foundation claim, with evidence suggesting a $1,000 price gap hinting at a bribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Lpace
Long Beach
Cal
Erstwhile
Montana
Dillon
J. Ross Clark
Thomas P. Cullen
Salt Lake Railroad
Losee
Cullen
Clark
Nelson Storey
R. A. Eno
W. A. Clark
Davia
Logee
Denver Post Praises Big Sells Floto Circus in City
The Big Sells Floto Circus impresses Denver crowds at Twenty third and Welton shows grounds. The Denver Post lauds cleanliness, order, polite attendants, and rapid, bold performances with new features and music. Animals, ponies, baby pets, and a baby camel delight families.
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Denver
Colorado Enterprise
Denver Post
Twentythird
Welton Streets
Texas
Fighting the codling moth and forest grazing rules
The annual report by state entomologist Prof. R A Cooley highlights methods to control the codling moth harming 6 000 000 apple trees. He estimates a statewide bearing value around 6 million dollars and notes one fourth of crops could be lost without control. Helena Independent cites Anaconda dispatch criticizing forest reserve grazing policies driving cattle and sheep from Montana, with rangers dictating stock movement and fees per head, plus treeless acres inside reserves.
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R. A. Cooley
Cooley
Helena Independent
Anaconda
Rock Creek
Mail Order Commandments From An Old Exchange Ad
Satirical list urges cash sales from farmers yet forbids selling to the author while pressing advance payments and broad charity fronts to fund church fixtures and local merchants. It mocks monopolistic schemes that erode rural businesses and push consumers to depend on a distant supplier.
Suitors and business moves in Big Hole Basin notes
W M White returned from delivering 100 head of steers to Anaconda for Helena Meat Co. James Tissot hauls lumber to Wisdom for Big Hole Commercial Co. Eugene Fox starts a Granger hotel venture. Eph Stoller and Steele Van Duzen plan to work on Wm Montgomery’s new residence until July 15. A D M property sold to Colorado capitalists with July 1 transfer. Ajax mine closes due to snow hindering equipment delivery.
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W. M. White
Anaconda
Helena Meat Co
James Tissot
Doolittle Creek
Wisdom
Big Hole Commercial Co
Eph Stoller
Dillon
Steele van Duzen
Wm. Montgomery
Stoller
E. E. Edwards
Gibboneville
Butte
A. D. & M. Company
Colorado Capitaliata
Roy Noyes
Ajax Ranch
Ajax
First National Bank of Dillon Montana June 18 1906 Report
The report lists resources and liabilities for the First National Bank at Dillon Montana as of June 18 1906. It shows Loans and discounts, U S Bonds, cash items, and the lawfull money reserve with figures for capital stock surplus profits deposits and other liabilities. The document is signed by F. White president and notary J B Poindexter with sworn testimony on June 20 1906.
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First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
U.S
Sykhien
Beaverhead
F. White
Banc
BF. Watte
J. H. Ginnert
E.D. Waiter
Hinkyy Burfeind
J. B. Poinpexter
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Forfier
Dillonite
Floto Circus
Examiner
Big Hole Basin
Jack Husted
Fox
Eugene Fox
Granger
Wash
Tureb Se
Eliel Bros
Dillon, Montana
W.C. Orr
Tel
Dillon Furniture Co
G. T. Paul
CoPrRiGni
the Examiner
State Bank OF Dillon
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