Montana News Highlights From Across The State
Judge McGowan in Butte targets wife beaters. Livingston reports 10 000 burned fence posts from a NP spark. Madison county to build a women s building at the poor farm. Billings faces book shortages delaying school start. Beaverhead beach lands yield fine rain fed crops this season. Harry Keasier Montana pioneer dies in Pittsburg. Cascade counts typhoid epidemic with fifty cases in Great Falls. H K Dennis dies in Minnesota from ptomaine poisoning. George Putnam found dead on Yellowstone Island near Billings. Y M C A campaign in Billings raises 53449 04 on first day. Columbia Gardens hatchery stocks 300 000 trout fry. Fred A Slade escapes Deer Lodge prison. Montana banks show nearly 2 000 000 more resources than 1906. Billings votes favor Yergen Bros streetcar franchise. Charles L Meyers jailed for three years for liquor theft. Henry Ferguson wins Boone and Crockett prize for elk crime convictions. Joseph Horsky orchard near Helena bears heavy after two decades. Prees Summere 21 held in Lewistown for Dougherty case. Billings eye coal vein at Custer. Kinney murdered sheepman on Riverside line. Alexander New Breast arrested on Blackfeet for killing a man. G M Karn dead in Lombard depot after dance. Cemento town to supply Helena cement at 1 a barrel. Missoula to extend saloon hours to 1 am. Patrick Brice pioneer dies at Anaconda hospital from Bright s disease.
Omaha Stock Market Receipts Steady Despite Lower Cattle Prices
South Omaha reports liberal cattle receipts this week with steers 10 to 15 cents lower than last week on better grades. Cows and heifers fall 15 to 25 cents while buyers remain active for desirable stockers and feeders. Prices for killing steers range from 4.00 to 5.35, lambs 6.90 to 7.15, and various sheep and feeder categories show modest declines. Clay, Robison & Co. report.
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South Omaha
Clay, Robison & CO
Quick as a Wink Cut Over on New Bell Switchboard
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company main Salt Lake building nears the end of a planned switch to a new board. Officials expect the cut over to occur this month without disrupting service or alerting subscribers. The system will allow calls to switch between boards seamlessly. The new board sits in the United States largest operating room, Desert News notes.
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Bell
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Salt Lake
New Board
United States
Deseret Newa
Notice of Higher Horse Shoeing Prices
Owing to the rise in material and labor we are compelled to raise the price of horse shoeing after the first of September. The price per horse will be $2.25 up to No. 5 and Nos 5 and 6 will be $2.50 per horse. J Be McLaren Eaton & Sanders.
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McLaren
Eaton
Ordinary Woman's View Of It Riotous Take On Domestic Doom
A Chicago Inter Ocean column reprinted in Dillon Montana mocks twentieth century marriage norms and women’s roles. It ridicules preachers temperance lectures and parents while debating whether men or women shape the home and nation.
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Dad
Atellin
Mre. &. V. Brackett
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Dillon, Mont
Death of Harrison Churchill in Dewey area
Harrison Churchill aged about 65 died suddenly Sunday Sept. 7. Funeral held from his residence Monday the 10th. He leaves a wife two sons and a daughter. Forest Supervisor C. K. Wyman visited on business. Rev. G. W. Kaufman arrives to take duties as pastor of the Big Hole valley on Sept. 22.
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Harrison Churchill
Dewey
C. K. Wyman
Dillon
Bannack and
Jackson
Georgie Tong
Jesse Tope
Salmon
Gibbonaville
Wisdom
G. W. Kaufman
C. E. Bovard
Big Hole Valley
Kaufman
Bovard
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Theological Seminary
Notice to prove will in Montana estate case
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the matter of the estate of David Burke deceased notices set a time for proving the will. On Saturday October 19 1907 at 10 am in Dillon the hearing will address Mary A Burke’s application for letters testamentary and proof of the will. Clerk F A Hazelbaker dated September 21 1907 first publication September 25 1907.
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David Burke
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
Mary A. Burke
F. A. Hazelbaker
Time for Proving Will in Beaverhead County Montana
In Beaverhead County Montana the scheduled proving of the will of Henry Lovell deceased is set for October 12 1907 at 10 am in the clerk’s office at the Dillon Court House. The hearing will address the application of William A Lovell and Jonathan Lovell for letters testamentary viguance. Dated September 21 1907. First publication September 25 1907.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead County
Henry Lovell
Dillon
William A. Lovell
Jonathan Lovell
Threshing Prices Set for Oats Wheat Barley Rye in Dillon
In Dillon Montana on September 10 1907 threshing prices are announced by G C Stimpson J U Berry Wilson Bros and West Side Farmers Association. Oats two cents per bushel Wheat four cents Barley three cents Rye four cents. The notice lists office hours and contact details for Dr Walker and location in Metlen Building with residence at 625 South Malti Alley.
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Dillon
Mont
Wilson Bros
West Side Farmers Association
Thegqdore Nelson
McFarlin Mercantile Company Seeks Dissolution
Montana Beaverhead County court docket shows the McFarlin Mercantile Company applying to dissolve. Publication notice runs Sept 18 to Oct 19 1907 inviting objections before expiration. Deputy Clerk Co. W. Conger signs the notice for the court. Fleet publication date Sept 18 1907.
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News OF the State
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Madison County
Billings
Harry Keasier
Butte
Pittsburg
Cascade County
Great Falla
H .K. Dennis
Minnesota
George P. Putnam
Yellowstone River
Columbia Gardens
Bette
Fred A. Slade
Deer Lodge
Slade
Yergen Bros.’ Street Railway
Charles L. Meyers
Virginia City
Meyers
Henry Ferguson
Bozeman
Boone and Crockett Club
New York City
Idaho
Wyoming
Joseph Horsky
Helena
Mr. Horsky
Prees Summere
Nepro
Fergus County
Lewistown
Red
Dougherty
Custer
Foster
James Kinney
Riverside Land and Livestock Company
Tully
Kinney
Alexander New Breast
Blackfeet Reservation
Faber
New Breast
G. M. Karn
Lombard
Kara
Cemento
Three Forka
Missoula
Patrick Brice
Anaconda
Nezhers
Indiana
Bright
Omaha Stock Market
Tommie
Marie
J. B. McLaren
Idahio
China
Edison
Bartlett Sewing
Annie Hart
Geo. R. Melton
Chas. Perry
Ste
E. T. Brock
Prop
Huber Bros
Jewelers
Masonic Temple
S. J. Haines
Montana Street
Big Hole Basin
The
Beaverhead
G. C. Stimpson
J. UD. Berry
McFarlin Mercantile Company
Co. W. Conger
Fleet
Oscar C. Findling
Centennial Cafe
Oscar's
Helena Street
Dillon, Montana
E. M, Yeaman
P.O
Plymouth Rock
Co. W. Scott
Provost & Ripley
Anaconda Standard
Standard
Northwest
Anaconda, Montana
Albert Stamm
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