Frenchman Remey Denies Guilty Charge in Wolf Creek Murder
Camille Frederic Remey, accused of first degree murder in the Wason Oliver case near Wolf Creek Montana, appeared for arraignment in Helena. He claims innocence while admitting to being with Oliver and recounts travel from Alberta with Oliver and a hunter joining them before their camp near Wolf Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wason Oliver
Helena
Montana
Camille Frederic Remey
W. J. Oliver
Wolf Creek
Henry C. Smith
Peter Scharrenbroich
Remey
Smith
Leon A. LaCroi
Mr. McConnell
W. T. Condon
Reimey
John Wrightman
Ravalli
Charles A. Lenwood
Gateway
Mont. Mra
George Farnam
A. Farnam
A. J. Lemkie
R. L. Miller
Charles Buckman
Camille Frederick Remy
Mont
Sherriff Sharrenbroich
Lewis and Clark County
Mulholland
Vancouver
Remy
Record Lamb Deals Relate Strong Montana Market
The Montana sheep market this week posted record prices with multiple large sales. Tom P Dale bought 2 000 lambs from Thorpe Livestock and 1 200 Ace Kennison lambs, sold to Colorado buyer Mr Lucas. J J Gilbert sold 2 300 lambs to an Eastern buyer. T B Craver sold 2 000 lambs to another Eastern buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Tom P. Dale
Thorpe Livestock Company
Lucas
Colorado
Dale
J. Gilbert
Gilbert
T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Galen's warrant opinion stalls wage of state funds
Gov White comments on Attorney General Galen's warrant ruling in the Normal bond case. He says Galen is the lawful voice until a competent authority reverses it, notes inconsistencies with bond reasoning, and argues the choice before the people hinges on treating Capitol bonds as liable or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. White
Attorney General
Rice
Galen
Examiner
Gov. White
State Capitol
Pushing Work On The Dillon Sewer System Progress
Contractor Ben Hager drives the Dillon sewer project toward completion in about three weeks with 30 workers, full material on hand, cement bulkhead at the outlet, and two manholes finished. City officials monitor the job ensuring adherence to plans for an excellent sewer system in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hager
Dillon
Hager
Butte Street
Hayer
Sebree
Glendale
Cattle Movements Slow Yet Heavy Hay Boosts Basin Feeds
Rangers are being shipped as cattle movement in the county slows. Most Big Hole basin ranchers have bought steers for winter feeding ahead of spring markets. Over two thirds moved to the Basin where hay is abundant and stock quality looks strong. Bedrock and Horse Prairie ranchers finish roundup with few sales. Sixty cattle cars will depart Bedrock for Eastern markets this week including cattle of Martin Barrett Mrs. Thos. Pierce and D. E. Metlen. A. J. Yeaman of Junction Idaho also ships east. Range conditions were excellent this summer and winter stock should fare well due to heavy hay crops and low expected losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole Bagin
Bedrock
Martin Barrett
Thos. Pierce
D. E. Metlen
A. J. Yeaman
Junction
Idaho
Rev Dr Tilden Walks 52 Miles At Age 60
Rev Dr Horace W Tilden pastor of the Baptist church of this city excels as a pedestrian. He walked 26 miles to Pageville in Madigan county on Monday and returned Tuesday, totaling 52 miles in 36 hours without unusual fatigue, proving strong physical vigor for his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace W. Tilden
Baptist Church
Montana
Welking
Pageville
Madigan County
Man Held for Manslaughter in Jackson Saloon Shooting
Hearing before Judge Elliott binds Sid Houk for manslaughter in the shooting of Owen Ellis at the Lloyd & Dunbar saloon in Jackson Big Hole basin. Bond set at 5000 dollars. testimony from Frank Dunbar and others detailed the struggle and gunfire from the hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunbar
Owen Ellis
Elliott
Houk
Sid Houk
Owen Kilia
Lloyd & Dunbar
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
H. R. Melton
Amos A. Eliott
Dillon Township
District Court
W. S. Barbour
Edwin Norris
C. W. Robison
Frank A. Dunbar
Tedd. Ellis
R. WH. Ryburn
Dunbar
Ellis
Dr. Ryburn
Frank 8. Dunbar
Basin
Charles Lloyd
Galcon
Attorney Barbour
Ted Ellis
George Lasich Dies After Illness at Local Ranch
George Lasich, longtime county resident born in Austria, died Tuesday at four in the afternoon at his ranch northwest of Dillon from pneumonia after a week of illness. He was 45, survived by a wife seven children and a brother Steve Lasich. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9:30 AM at the Catholic church with interment in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lasich
Hig Ranch
Dillon
Austria
Butte
Steve Lasich
Mountain View Cemetery
Entertainers of St James Guild to host Mrs Poindexter
The ladies of the St James Guild will be entertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs T W Poindexter in a hosted gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild
Mre. T. W. Poindexter
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Oliver
Missoula
Lulu Barnes
Austin
W. M. Oliver
Wiliam Davidson
S. S. Bennett
Dr. L. H. Fligman
M. A. Wellman
Augusta
Johnny Kane
Sterns
Sheriff
Harry Billings
Chris Schemale
Pat Sweeney
A. Harris
Dupuyer
Frank Avery
John Seal
Joseph L. Callahan
Joseph Spurzem
Cardston
Alberta
Dr. Tilden
Atruck
Owen
Honk
Ted Eilia
Owen Ellia
Ted
Sid
P. HW. O'Brien
Wisdom
R. H. Ryburn
Bannack
Lieut. Gov. Norris
Norrie
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