Bloom Acquitted In Lemhi County Murder Trial
Chas E Bloom is acquitted by a Lemhi County jury in the murder case of John Strom after a week long trial. The verdict followed strong public interest and a contested defense led by Attorney Cowen with Judge Padgham delivering the summation and Judge Stevens presiding.
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Chas. E. Bloom
John Strom
Idaho
Lemhi
Chan
Bloom
Sinclair
Cowen
Padgham
Stevens
Stewart
Commonwealth
Moyer, Heywood and Pettibone
Steunenberg
Memorial Day Proclamation from Civil War Leader
Commander in Chief James Tanner of the Grand Army of the Republic releases a Memorial Day proclamation. He recalls 1868 as the origin, notes Confederate graves receive floral tribute as emblem of renewal, and cites national unity through memory and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
F. P. Sterling
Logan
Broad River
Marty
New York
Montauk Point
Buffalo
Qualified road and school trustees listed countywide
Road supervisors appointed at the March meeting and now qualified include E E Edghill in district 2 Dillon Cecil McNinch district 3 Dell Richard H Haines district 5 Polar is George Kighorn district 6 Glendale Quitman Owen district 7 Wisdom Thomas Low district 8 Bristow D N Paris district 9 Jackson Harrison Church il district 10 Dewey C H McCaffery district 11 Bowen Harvey McKnight district 12 Bedrock. Unqualified road supervisors are O Mast district 1 Far lin C R Eaple district 4 Grant. High school trustees elected April 7th and qualified are George B Conway Glendale George H Featherly Dillon J W Scott Bedrock. The Loldover trustees are B F White Dillon G T Paul Dillon and C H Strowbridge Wisdom and County superintendent Miss Estella Mac Rich Dillon Clerk of the board.
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E. E. Edghill
Dillon
Cecil McNinch
Dell
Richard H. Haines
Polaris
George Kighorn
Glendale
Quitman Owen
Wisdom
Thomas Low
Bristow
D. N. Paris
Jackson
Harrison Churchil
Dewey
C. H. McCaffery
C. H. Strowbridge
Estella Mac Rich
High Wool Prices Reported by Lewistown Buyer
A Lewistown banker connected letter states F H Putnam bought about 650000 pounds of wool there Saturday paying at least 27 cents for one clip. He says growers overvalue prices and most clips will be held to be offered on exchange floors, with little contracting expected in Montana.
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Lewistown
F. H.putnam
Putnam
Bunton House
Hecht, Liebmann& Co
Great Falls
Wyoming
CONDITION OF THE CATTLE MARKET LAGS DESPITE AN APPEAL
The Breeder's Gazette reports no real improvement in the cattle market last week despite a concerted appeal by commission men. Light supply relief failed, prices drifted, with good to choice cattle up briefly then erased. Trade remains slow as killers and shippers show subdued demand and outlet congestion persists.
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Northwest
Liverpool
States
They Were Wedded in Butte
Ed J Ripley of Pro vost and Ripley married Maggie H Courtney in Butte on April 18 at the home of Mrs Garland. The couple returned to Dillon and reside in a Railroad avenue cottage, with many friends offering congratulations.
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Ed J]. Ripley
Provost & Ripley
Butte
Maggie H. Courtney
Ripley
Garland
South Butte
Dillon
Railroad Avenue
Breck targets more stage horses for Yellowstone travel
George Breck superintendent of Yellowstone park stage lines reports a record and expects 1919 visitor numbers to exceed all prior years. Lectures in Chicago Louisville and the east drew crowds with hundreds turned away. The park will open June 1 with new Concord coaches horses and hotel upgrades planned at Gardiner Mammoth and other sites.
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Yellowstone National Park
George Breck
Yellowstone National Park Transportation Company
St. Paul
Middle States
South
Chicago
Louisville
Breck
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead
Park
Concord
N. H
Gardiner
Mammoth
Methodist Choir Hosts Old Fashioned Surprise for Clark Couple
The Methodist church choir staged an old fashioned surprise party Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Clark who are both about 80. About thirty guests attended including the spouses of choir members. The evening featured conversation games and a bountiful repast after a lighthearted surprise.
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Methodist Church
W. G. Clark
Isonse
Planting Sweet Peas Says Bozeman Station
Professor Fisher advises deep trenches with alternating manure and soil, top rich layer for seeds, and early planting to encourage deep rooting. Maintain steady moisture, thin crowded plants to four to six inches, and cultivate regularly for a healthy crop in dry soils.
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Fisher
Bozeman Agricultural Experiment Station
Beaverhead Club Plans Second Annual Reception
The Beaverhead club announces a reception and dance on Friday evening May 11. The early reception will be in the club quarters, then attendees will move to Dart n Hall for the dance. Committees are organizing the event and previous hosts aim to surpass last year’s success.
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Beaverhead Club
Dart’n Hall
Pleasant Woman's Relief Corps reception honors state delegates
A Thursday evening reception at Mrs. George Conway's home honored Woman's Relief Corps delegates to the state encampment in Bozesian. Mesdames Fenner Findlay Cunnard W G Clark Poindexter and Miss Rich attended with two later elected officers. Lunch followed and a complimentary visit was planned this afternoon at Mrs. Clark's home. Assessor Phil Acdcregg returned from St Paul where his mother remains gravely ill with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conway
Woman’s Relief Corps
Bozesian
Mesdamés C. J. Fenner
Findlay Cunnard
W. G. Clark
J. B. Poindexter
Miss Rich
A. B. Martin
Phil Acdcregg
St. Paul
Gome
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Blooms
Lethi
Appomattox
Confederacy
Congress of the United States
Rachel
Ship of State
Gettysburg
Old Reliable
Jack Rabbit and
Eagle
Buck and
Cordovan
Eliel Bros
PHE Club
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