Montana Democrats Convene in Bozeman for 500-Delegate State Meeting
The Democratic state convention will assemble in Bozeman on September 23 with about 500 delegates, the largest in state history. The apportionment bases delegates on county votes, with three delegates at large per county, and notable activity surrounds Toole Milburn representation and a missing committeeman.
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Helena
Bozeman
State Central Committee
Palf
Toole
Milburn
Picaverticad
Broadwater
Cathon
Silver How
Sweet Corage
Veton
Valley
Yellowstone
J. J. Rnowlsen
Pow County
Goce
Pedena
Riowlion
Joseph Ko Toole
Tane
County RB
Browlten
Piss
Pocde
Paris
Check Was he Good. Charles Hirchhkmss cashed a bo gue check
A Monday evening bank transaction involved Charles Hirchhkmss cashing a bounced or bogus check, leaving questions about the instrument and its origin. Local authorities may review the incident for possible fraud or misrepresentation.
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Charles Hirchhkmss
Stray bullet kills man at shooting gallery in Montana
James McCue, a long-time county resident, lay unconscious for 36 hours after a stray bullet struck him behind the Stoller shooting gallery. He died after an autopsy found a small caliber bullet wound, with jury noting unknowns about the shot’s origin and recommending gallery safety changes. McCue’s lone known relative listed is his brother Thomas in New Jersey.
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James McCue
Stoller
Stoue
Pitl
Ile
Lovelock
Des. Rove
Jones
Javes MiCue
Fred Frean
Raeneer Setistartory
Piti
Lusher
Creeter
Moeline
Melrose
Beaverhead County
Hine
Divide
Eney
Mr. McCue
Thomas McCue
Willia Street
Hoboeken
New Jersey
Golden Rule Store Victimization Report
A reader describes a theft at the Golden Rule store where a person entered, bought an 80 cent tie, and altered a Phiney Gilbert item. The scheme allegedly involved deceitful handling of cash and a plan to defraud the victim through forged payments and misdirected funds.
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Golden Rule
Phiney Gilbert
Man Killed Bear Believed Wary of Centennial Valley
A hunter named Meteel was in the Centennial valley last week near Pow Metaele. He reportedly killed a bear after a fox fight and, while away from the ranch, shot a sample of pheasants and hens to defend his claim.
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Goeome Metal
Centennial Valley
Meteel
Meilen
George
Frank Thompson Suffering Steam Scald At Bond Ranch
Frank Thompson, formerly night watchman, was seriously burned at the Bond ranch near Borel siding at noon yesterday while preparing the Gill threshing machine. A cylinder cock was loosened, steam scalding his face and temporarily blinding him. He was taken to town and placed under Dy Bond care, now resting at home on Kentonky Avenue.
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Frank Thompson
Bond Ranch
Borel Siding
Mr Thorpson
Dy Bond
Kentcnky Avenue
County Commissioners In Session Address Routine Matters
County board opened its regular quarterly session with all members present and major discussion turning to approving bills and road matters. The road report for Nob, Tod was approved, and road viewers were appointed for various petitions while several road projects were approved.
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Bosan
Fata
Ladies Elect Officers At Local Club Meeting
In a cordial gathering, the Ta. Wiew Al,feld center elected officers for the year. Mrs BOOP henith was named president with Mrs. KRestraean as vice president and Mrs. Magpie Morse as secretary. Treasurer is Mrs fletsey Haines. Also serving were Mrs Jon Forrester, Mrs. Brofis, and Mrs J. Z. Partley.
Reception at the Taverns Reed Event
Oliver presided over the gathering where Misses Bisrche Morse, Poroma Barfeind and Ore Conway served guests. The attendees praised the success of the reception as the weather improved and refined details enhanced the evening celebration.
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Risa Oliver
Bisrche Morse
Poroma
Ore Conway
Reserve Pist Pier Site On Red Rock River Near Lima
A reserve pier on the Red Rock river near Lima is described as owned by John Lindasy and local residents. Berms prepared in the office of Gerze RB Metlen outline a 40 foot game area covering 57,076.86 acre feet. water will be checked for a 12 mile reach.
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John Lindasy
Phitte
Eitasted
Red Rock
Lima
Fire destroys clothing and belongings in Jacques home
A reader report from August 25 describes a fire at the Jacques residence in our town. Firefighters faced water scarcity as flames damaged clothing and other family goods.
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Kaaupiner Wries
Jeaac Jacques
Lady Maccabees Lodge Forms in Pilion City
The Lady Maccabees organization reports a flourishing lodge established in Pilion with officers elected by the state council. Key positions include Finance Keeper Kare Harding, Lady Mistress-at-Arms H Barfeind, and Lady Sergeant-at-Arms Minnis Knotts. A meeting will be held soon to invite new members.
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Arends Heirdsiee
Kare Harding
At. Armee
Mra
H. Barfeind
Escape at Reform School Stuns Miles City
A boy named John Johnson, brought from Beaverhead County and recently admitted to the reform school, made a brief stay Friday morning around 11 o'clock and escaped. He has not yet been recaptured, despite vigorous pursuit.
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Miles City
Riday Esgethet
John Johnson
Reform Athoe
Beaverhead County
Leteet
Reform School
Dillon Racing Association sets bold schedule for carnival
A Dillon Montana racing association meet runs four days from the 25th to the 28th featuring trotters runners cowboys and automobiles with five to six races daily and purses near four thousand dollars. New rules limit cowboys saddle weight and entry criteria while top figures from Montana and neighboring towns are expected to compete.
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Dillon Raceg Association
Montvnd
Niles
American Trottino Association
Atetican Racing Uled
Coebey
Tourly
Dillon Bride Joins Blueite Man In Montana Ceremony
Fennells and Miss Browning wed Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs C C Barnett in Dillon. Rev Clewes officiated with Norah Monshen as attendant and George B Gove as best man. The couple planned a California visit and will settle in Butte after a Montanan honeymoon.
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Fennell
Dillons Fairest
Buclis Browning
California
Montene
Butte
C.C. Barnett
Episcopal Church
Mise Norah Monshen
Wea Bie Pertier
George B. Gove
Bette
City Schools Open Next Monday as Attendance Promised
The city school system plans to open next Monday with strong hopeful attendance. Principals and teachers emphasize hearty enrollment, full follow up of core studies, and continuation of supplementary work and library book distribution for reading accuracy. The staff lists include Grant Po Maret Sixth Grade, Effa Puaed Lee Sixth, Alice Charbers, and others guiding grades from seventh to second.
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Fiona Dietot
Lee Lanl
Grede
Pierce
OM Lyle Tones
Alice Charbers Piet Grate
Blas Kasken Pesan
Ebeoye Teachera Me
Maret Minwea Puerce
Cheinbere
Miictung
Norrie
Water Rights At Stake In Mountain Creek Case
A garbled excerpt discusses water rights near a mountain creek and a central valley location. It mentions measures to control water flow and issues of access at a head of the creek, with references to a metropolitan area and potential public impact.
Smallpox Case Shocks Town Police Chief Chases Patient
Chief of Police Stone found near town Saturday with a defined case of smallpox. He chased the patient to the county physician’s office where Dr. Jones ordered him sent to the post house. Three others exposed were given care and their clothes remigated by the police force.
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Stone
Jones
Beth
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