Chase After Suspected Bandit Ends With Arrest Near Clark's Canyon
Sheriff Erwin and Deputy Scully pursued a man matching the Monida bandit description after a fatal conductor shooting. The suspect, J. E. Dunn, was captured early Monday at the head of Clark's canyon after trail clues from John Lovell's camps. Butte officials linked him to a prior statutory crime and took him for identification.
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Erwin
Scully
Monida
Kidd
John Lovell
Dillon
Lovell’s
Lowstone Park
Blacktail
Lovell
Grasshopper
Clark’s Canyon
Jeff Lovell
Divide
Butte
J. E. Dunn
Jack Dunn
Dunn
Snyder Returns from Orient After Opium Case
Chris Snyder of Dillon came home from the Orient after a San Francisco arrest over an opium charge. He says the case was a farce and he was acquitted in Honolulu, planning to sue U S District Attorney Breckens and Honolulu Collector Stockable for expenses and damages.
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Chris Snyder
Chris
San Francisco
Dillon
Honolulu
Mem
Grand Jury
Uncle Sam
Snyder
United States
Breckens
Browne's Lakes Open for Guests This Season
Joe A. Browne announces Browne's Lakes are open with enhanced accommodations. Rates are $2.50 daily, $15 weekly, and $2.50 round trip from Browne's station. Group Sunday trips for ten or more include meals, bathing, and fishing at $3.50. Road improved for automobiles. reservations by phone.
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Joe A. Browne
Browne
Mr. Browne
Jake
Underwood Wool Tariff Bill Passes House in Vote
The House approved the Underwood wool tariff revision by 21 to 100 with 24 Republicans joining Democrats. The measure reduces duties on wool and Wool products, with one Democrat voting against. Five hours of debate preceded the final passage as amendments were offered and rejected. The bill now heads to further considerations after a Taft tariff-board information request.
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Washington
House
Francis
Ohio
Representativ Payne
New York
Ways and Means Committee
Tariff Board
Underwood
Gray
Indiana
Murdock
Harrison
Taft
Anderson
Anthony
Campbell
Davis
Minnesota
French
Haughen
Hilgeson
Jackson
la Follette
Wisconsin
Lennott
Lindbergh
Madison
Miller
Morse
Nelson
Norris
Rees
Sloan
Steenerson
Stephens
California
Moistean
Woods
Iowa
Young
Kansas
Lauterbach Sells Wool Clip at Record Madison Prices
Twin Bridges reports Max Lauterbach sells a 100000 pound wool clip to Jones McDonald of Boston at 19 18 cents the highest price in Madison county this year. Darnutzer Bros and J E Hample also move sizable lots at about 18 cents with others pending.
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Twin Bridges
Max Lauterbach
Ruby Valley
Jones McDonald
Boston
Madison County
Lauterbach
Darnutzer Bros
Blaine
Brock
J. E. Hample
Butte
Fred Schultz
Laurin
Strayed or Stolen Horses Near Jackson Montana
Two geldings missing from the Dillon area. A 4 year old gelding about 1100 pounds with AH brand on the left hip and a 6 year old roan gelding with an unclear brand. Both raised around Jackson Montana. $10 reward for their return to Hans C Hanson Dillon Montana.
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Jackson
Montana
Sleeping car innovation brings lighter coverings on Southwest Limited
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway introduced a new feature for sleeping cars on its Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. White bedspreads replace heavy woolen blankets year round, with a blanket reserve kept for cooler nights. This aims to increase passenger comfort and attract travelers who prefer a inviting bed.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest Limited
Chicago
Kansas City
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C. Snyder
Orient
J. Carhart
Edison
Tattersall's
Ederheimer
Stein
Schaffner & Marx
Hans C. Hanson
Panama
Stetson
Cluett
Eliel Brothers
The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Coe Afe
Short
Frank Wikidal
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