Tragedy on Lake Hauser Claims Helena Bill Poster
Helena report states Lewis Crowell, a local bill poster, was found dead in the Eagles' club house on Lake Hauser with a bullet wound. A fishing trip companion, Web Smith, said he heard a shot, found Crowell face down, and rushed to town to tell the sheriff. Crowell had lived in Helena most of his life. family sees no motive.
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Lake Hauser
Helena
Lewis Crowell
Eagles
Crowell
Web Smith
Sheriff's Office
Hearing Set for Three U S Commissioners
After U S Commissioners, Helena federal Judge Bourquin fixed April 10 for the hearing on show cause why the three commissioners should not be removed. The men are John W. James Anaconda accused of taking attorney fees from homestead filers, B R Stevenson Wisdom charged with incompetence negligence and five overcharge cases, and C E Biggs Chester alleged to have altered Oscar Mosheimer papers and forged his name on new papers.
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Helena
Bourquin
United States
John W. James
Anaconda
B. R. Stevenson
Wisdom
C. E. Biggs
Chester
Oscar Mosheimer
Mosheimer
Remarkable Cure Promises From King’s New Discovery
W Holsclaw of Clarendon Texas recalls a brother with a severe cough thought to be consumption who used Dr King’s New Discovery and recovered after ten bottles. The remedy is quick safe and guaranteed with prices 50 cents and 1.00 and a free trial bottle at Potts the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Holsclaw
Clarendon
Tex
Dr. King
Potts
Missoula Sentinel Names Kilroy New Manager
The Missoula Sentinel changed management today with Richard R. Kilroy of Butte Evening News taking active charge after a new company took over the plant. He is joined by Simon P. Donnelly of Lake View Idaho and George Hay of Spokane. The firm filed incorporation papers and is capitalized at 50000 dollars with each man holding one share at par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Richard R. Kilroy
Furerly
Butte
A Mother's Care Promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
A careful mother will not give a medicine without knowing it is pure and free of opiates. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised as safe for children and adults and effective for croup bronchitis whooping cough and throat chest lung ailments. Potts druggist endorses it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Potts
Montana 19th on List Washington
The Post Office Department reports that on January 31 Montana had 49 postal savings depositories with 275000 in deposits from 2800 depositors averaging 8120 per person. Since inception in Montana 3000 accounts opened and more than 7200 deposits made with about 1800 withdrawals. Montana ranks 19th among states with deposits per depositor well above the national average.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Montana
United States
It Looks Like a Crime to Separate a Boy from Buck Jen Arnica
An advertisement claims Buck Jen Arnica Salve provides quick relief for pimples boils scratches sprains bruises burns and cuts. It markets to boys and girls and promises fast healing and piles relief. Available for 25 cents at Potts the druggist.
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Buck- Jen
Potts
New School Building Contract Awarded in Twin Bridges
The contract to build a new school goes to local contractor Fred Sommers for nine thousand dollars. He will demolish and take over the old building, which will be replaced on the existing site in the town’s north part.
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Fred Sommers
Local Resident Credits Foley Kidney Pills Relief
H McGowan of 1218 W 2nd St Little Rock Arkansas reports severe back pain and irregular kidney action. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a few days the back pain eased and kidney function returned to normal.
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H. McGowan
W. 2Nd St
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
Russell Must Get Busy In Capitol Mural Project
Governor Norris announced in Great Falls that Charles M. Russell must complete the Capitol mural over the speaker’s desk, painting for a $5,000 bond and payment, by September end. He has not yet begun, while other state artists near completion.
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Russell
Great Falls
Charles M. Russell
New York
Capitol
Norris
Capitol Building
House of Representatives
Federal court adopts rule on briefs for non-evidentiary motions
Judge George M Bourquin promulgates a rule in the federal court allowing motions demurrers or pleas that do not require testimony to be submitted on briefs with notice and copies to opposing counsel. Opposing counsel have ten days after service to file answering briefs, after which the court will decide the matter.
New Bulletins Ready at Montana State College
The Montana State College Experiment Station is issuing several bulletins now and others will be ready for distribution soon. The Pear Leaf Blister Mite is authored by Prof. J R Parker, assistant entomologist. Hog Management in Montana is by Prof. R W Clark, head of the animal industry department. The biological department has prepared a circular with a spraying program for Montana orchards.
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Bozeman
Montana State College Experiment Station
J. R. Parker
Montana
R. W. Clark
Animal Industry Department
Biological Department
Fire wipes out block in South Butte causing $800000 loss
A fire starting at the Campagna Feed Store on Iron street and Nevada avenue destroyed an entire South Butte block, with losses exceeding $800,000. Stone Or dean & Wells Grocery suffered the heaviest hit, Daly Bank & Trust Co. lost about $50,000, and other firms accumulated significant damage. An unrelated testimonial from M. D. Boardman praises Foley Kidney Pills.
Dem. leader Finlay McRae dies after pancreatic cancer operation
Finlay McRae secretary of the state Democratic committee died here after pancreatic cancer surgery. A renowned state figure, he served as grand treasurer of the Fraternal Order of Hayles. Born in Scotland, he spent most of his life in Montana and is survived by his wife a daughter and two sons.
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Finlay
M’rae
Helena
Finlay McRae
State Democratic Committee
McRae
Order of
Hayles
Scotland
Montanas
Bee Hive Store Endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound
Neihart Montana merchant Wmn L Cook of the Bee Hive Store praises the Belt Canon route as picturesque and recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to customers, claiming it best treats coughs and colds among his offerings. Potts the druggist notes support.
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Wmn. L. Cook
Bee Hive
Neihart
Mont
Belt
Montana
Foley
Potts
Missoula Fruits Group Plans New Apple Packing Plant
The Missoula Fruit and Produce association directors vow a 40 by 100 foot warehouse and packing plant in Missoula to handle members' apples next fall. Plans will be drafted now and reviewed at the next board meeting for final action.
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Missoula
Engineers mark silver anniversary in Anaconda
The Montana Society of Engineers celebrates its founding with a two day annual meeting in Anaconda starting Friday morning and ending Saturday night with a banquet at the Montana hotel.
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Anaconda
Montana Society of Engineers
Montana Hotel
Timber Deterioration After Fires A Montana Study
Forest Assistant Charles R. Clark studies how long fire killed timber retains value. He cites fires in 1874 1889 and 1910 near Rattlesnake Creek Fox and Jackson. Rot grubs and moisture affect decay. counting growth rings on young stumps yields exact tree age and fire year. Timber from 1889 is being hauled from Argenta to Dillon for fuel.
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Charles R. Clark
Forest Service
Clark
Rattlesnake Creek
Fox
Jackson
Dillon
Argenta
Statue of Charles I Rediscovered and Reused
A bronze statue of Charles I in London was sold during the commonwealth to a brazier who buried it to profit from the bronze. He created bronze utensils as souvenirs, bought by royalists and Puritans. After the Restoration the statue was dug up and acquired by the government for display.
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Charles I
London
Land and water transfers and filings in Sage Creek and Medicine Lodge areas
A batch of deeds and notices includes warranty deeds from William H. Beck and John A. Nyhart to George Staudaher for 120 acres below Dillon, from William Bernstein and Blanche B Morse to Sage Creek company for 160 and 240 acres, a quitclaim from Erik Hansen and Rasmus Hansen to Fred Jensen for 200 acres on Medicine Lodge creek, water rights for Willard H. Fitch and Gordon J. Geiger, a homestead declaration by Gordon J. Geiger for 160 unsurveyed acres, an Erik Hansen Rasmus Hansen agreement to Fred Jensen for 200 unsurveyed acres, John T. Orr Auto company incorporation, and a US Land Office letter about Mary E. Selway’s unsurveyed land on Medicine Lodge creek.
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William H. Beck
John A. Nyhart
George Staudaher
Dillon
William Bernstein
Sage Creek Company
Sage Creek
Blanche B. Morse
Erik Hansen
Rasmus Hansen
Fred Jensen
Medicine Lodge Creek
John T. Orr Auto Company
United States Land Office
Mary E. Selway
Postmasters Authorized to Send Undeliverable Mail to Hospitals
Postmasters under Postmaster General Hitchcock may forward undeliverable matter such as picture cards newspapers and periodicals to municipal authorities for distribution among hospitals asylums or reformatories. Previously such items went to the dead letter office in Washington. In eighty years English coasts lost over 3000 acres of land with York shire Lancashire Suffolk Kent Sussex and Lincolnshire bearing the brunt.
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Hitchcock
Washington
England
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Suffolks
Kent
Sussex
Lincolnshire
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Montana State. News
U. S
M. D. Boardman
W. Main Street
The
Tarun
FRG
C. R. Clark
Ford Agency
Phone
Black
Illon Novelty Works
Helena Street
Pearl J. Smith
Levi P. Morton
New England
Boston
James M. Beebe & Co
L. ‘P. Morton & Co
Canada
E. H. Brundage
J. Carhart
M. Paumie
West
Galena St
Butte, Mont French
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