Notte pleads guilty in Montana double shooting tragedy
In Butte near Pittsmont smelter, Italian laborer John Notte shot and killed Florence Gaggioni’s mother Mrs. Louis Gaggioni and injured Gottard Gaggioni and prospector Joe Williams last Friday. Notte admits the killings and says he will plead guilty.
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Butte
Florence Gaggioni
John Notte
Louis Gaggioni
Florence
Gottard Gaggioni
Joe Williams
Pittsmont
Notte
Anaconda
Des Moines Man Heals Shoulder Ailment With Liniment
A Des Moines man suffered muscular rheumatism in his shoulder. A friend urged Hot Springs at a cost of $150 or more. He sought a cheaper cure and found relief with Chamberlain's Liniment. Three days after first use he was well. For sale by all dealers. 1-m
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Des Moines
Hot Springs
Chamberlain
Red Lodge Man Acquitted
The district court on Friday returned a not guilty verdict for C. W. Barry a Carbon county stockman charged with assault in the first degree for taking Roy Huntington to task at a Winchester point over alleged slander of Barrys wife.
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Red Lodge
Red. Lodge
Fox
C. W. Barry
Carbon County
Roy Huntington
Winchester
Alarm at Night Promotes Foley's Honey and Tar
A Canton New York family praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for croup and hoarseness in children. The ad notes the product is always kept at home and available from all druggists.
Preacher Hedberg Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny
Rev J F Hedberg former pastor of a Swedish church in Anaconda admitted guilt on a grand larceny charge. He was accused of taking $500 from a woman by claiming it aided a dying widow. Arrested in St Paul he posted bail of $2000 and awaits district court action. He said he is willing to go to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
J. FE. Hedberg
Anaconda
Hedberg
St. Paul
Foley Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Kidney Ailments
An advertisement from Belvidere Illinois features A Kelly an ex engineer claiming Foley Kidney Pills cured his kidney and bladder troubles after three years of pain and inflammation. Sold by all druggists with a one month trial.
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Foley
Belvidere
A. Kelly
Suit to Foreclose in Virginia City Montana Mines
Samuel Newhouse by attorney 5 V Stewart sues Montana Revenue Gold Mininges company owner of Revenue and Monitor mines near Norris to foreclose a mortgage on the Hidden Treasure lode dated November 17 1909 for 30000 dollars.
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Virginia City
Samuel Newhouse
5. V. Stewart
District
Montana Revenue Gold Mininges Company
Revenue and Monitor
Richmond Flat
Norris
Hidden Treasure Lode
Drug Store Endorsement Of Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Druggists nationwide praise Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds We can rely on its effect and safety and it is pleasant to take Available from all dealers. lm
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Chamberlain
Accountant locked in bank vault by mistake
Kalispell reports E. J. VanDuzer an accountant at Conrad National bank was accidentally locked inside the bank vault by cashier H. W. Dickey and confined for over an hour. He was then released when officials reopened the vault before leaving the building.
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Kalispell
E. J. VanDuzer
Conrad National Bank
H. W. Dickey
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Cuts Cold Dangers
A cure for colds advertised to prevent serious diseases like whooping cough diphtheria and scarlet fever. The patent medicine claims rapid relief for cold symptoms without opium or narcotics and can be given to children with confidence. Sold by all dealers. 1m.
Big spuds from Kennelty’s farm near Libby
Libby Western News reports Richard Kennelty owner of a Libby area farm about 30 miles south of Libby brought in a week’s yield of large potatoes. He noted armfuls of three pounders with smooth skins and shallow eyes that could have won blue ribbons at the county fair if entered earlier.
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Kennelty
Libby
Richard Kennelty
Fisher Country
Largest Madison county crop raised on Ruby Dale and Brook Nook ranches
The Ruby Dale and Brook Nook ranches in the upper Ruby country owned by C. X. Larrabee of Portland Oregon produced the year's largest Madison county crop. They yielded about 1,100,000 pounds of oats with an average of 75 bushels per acre, plus substantial wheat and barley.
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Twin Bridges
Madison County
Ruby Dale
Brook Nook
Ruby Country
C. X. Larrabee
Portland
Oregon
Deputy Sheriff Killed Near Forsyth in Cattle Theft Arrest
Under Sheriff Orville Bitle of Rosebud County was shot and killed Saturday while attempting to arrest rancher Litner for cattle stealing seven miles from Forsyth. Litner surrendered and was jailed in a different county for mob protection.
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Billings
Orville Bitle
Rosebud
Litner
Forsyth
Mel Jowell Goes South in Escape Case
A $1,000 reward stays on Mel Jowell who is believed to have eluded pursuers. Last report places him in Hudson Wyoming selling a horse and buying a Denver bound train ticket.
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Mel Jowell
Hudson
Wyo
Denver
Mail Car Burns in Fast Train Near Havre
Fire in a mail car on the Havre to Great Falls fast mail train No 235 destroyed 20 sacks of mail at Big Sandy water tank flooding. Much of the mail consisted of Christmas packages.
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Havre
Mont
Great Falls
Cunningham Resigns as State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner
Helena state official Harry R. Cunningham resigns from the combined auditor and insurance commissioner post. Acting Governor Allen accepts the resignation and appoints C. M. McCoy, formerly deputy insurance commissioner for two years, to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Harry R. Cunningham
Allen
C. M. McCoy
Former Cashier Sued in Virginia City Bank Suit
Elling State bank files in district court against W. A. Clark for $1,000 alleging overpaid salary while cashier from Jan 1, 1909 to Jan 1, 1910. Complaint seeks $1,000 plus 8 percent interest from Jan 1, 1910 and costs.
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Virginia City
Elling State Bank
W. A. Clark
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Sold At Potts Drugstore
Winter’s troubles drive many to seek relief from frost bite blains and chaps but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advertised as a cure for burns boils piles cuts sores bruises eczema and sprains. Available for 25 cents at Potts the druggist.
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Bucklen
Kalispell men plead guilty to game law violation
Kalispell C M Bienz and E M Slemmer pleaded guilty in district court to a game law violation. They each paid fines of 100 dollars after charges were brought by Deputy Game Warden Ralston.
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Kalispell C
Chamberlains Tablets Offer Gentle Relief For Constipation
If you are troubled with chronic constipation the mild gentle effect of Chamberlains Tablets makes them especially suited to your case. For sale by all dealers. 812.
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Chamberlain
Hunter Charlie Ordish Says He’s Killed 98 Lions
Whitefish man Charlie Ordish is described as a famed lion hunter, claiming to have killed 98 mountain lions in the past three years.
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Charlie Ordish
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to help with colds feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Sold by drug stores for 25 cents. Free trial package offered to interested mothers by Allen S Olm sted Le Roy New York.
All work guaranteed at the Acacia
A brief ad promises guaranteed service at the Acacia with an invitation to try the offer noted as fourteen cents.
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Acacia
Kill ed Gardens Buffalo Teddy R the Columbia bull slain
Teddy R the big buffalo at Columbia gardens was killed last Sunday after becoming troublesome. The head will be mounted for the street car office and the hide made into a robe for Manager Wharton. Teddy was bought by Wharton from Mrs. Carrie Trout. five others were shipped to Butte.
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Buffalo
Butte
Teddy R
Columbia Gardens
Wharton
Teddy
Carrie Trout
Monida
Henrys Lake
To Preserve Glaciers Senator Dixon Proposes Park Law
Senator J M Dixon introduces a bill to preserve Glacier National Park. It mirrors Yellowstone rules but adds a resident commissioner who must be a lawyer earning 2500 dollars annually, higher than Yellowstone’s 1500 dollars.
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Washington
J. M. Dixon
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone Park
Mrs Harrington Dies in Butte After Typhoid Illness
Mrs Tim Harrington widow of famed Cornish wrestler Timothy Harrington died Tuesday after a typhoid illness. Born in Calumet Michigan 27 years ago she lived in Butte for several years. She is survived by her husband and four children aged six five months.
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Tim Harrington
Butte
Timothy C. Harrington
Calumet
Michigan
Anaconda Pioneer Kate Coffee Dies at 93
Mrs. Kate Coffee, aged 93 and a prominent Anaconda resident, has died. Born in Ireland, she came to America 26 years ago and settled in Anaconda 22 years ago, where she was well known and beloved by many.
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Anaconda
Kate Coffee
Coffee
Ireland
America
Dick Stuart Dies at 56 in Lewistown
Dick Stuart, a well known local figure and nephew of Granville Stuart, died of appendicitis at a ranch owned by Joseph Ashley. He was 56 and had served as a peace officer in the city at various times.
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Lewistown
Dick Stuart
Joseph Ashley
Granville Stuart
Dog Teams Big Lion Near Yakt Basin
Settler Joseph Dickerson, attracted by his dog’s barking, treed a large mountain lion in the Yakt basin area. Unarmed at first, he retrieved a firearm and killed the big cat, which measured nearly 10 feet tip to tip after the dog held it in a tree.
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Libby
Joseph Dickseron
Yakt
Dickerson
McCoy Names Hawley as Chief Deputy and Insurance Deputy
Charles M. Mc Coy the newly appointed state auditor announced on Tuesday that Bert Hawley of Butte is his chief deputy and deputy insurance commissioner. Hawley, a prominent local figure, has long worked with the Boston & Montana and the Amalgamated companies.
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Butte
Charles M. McCoy
Bert Hawley
Hawley
Boston & Montana Company
Amalgamated Company
Neuman Sentenced for Second Degree Assault
Julius Neuman a shoe clerk formerly of Butte pleaded guilty to second degree assault for shooting at his wife and was sentenced Monday to 12 months in the penitentiary.
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Neuman
Livingston
Julius Neuman
Butte
Monday
Saloon Hold Up in Butte With Hawke Robbed
Two masked men held up a Butte saloon early Monday taking forty three dollars from proprietor Hawke and six customers. Local authorities pursue leads as investigation continues.
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Butte
Hawke
Peculiar Mine Accident in Virginia City Claims Two
A rush of air from a cave in the surface workings hurled miners Morris Quinn and James Ferrera who were 11 feet apart against shaft timbers, killing them on Tuesday.
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Virginia City
Morris Quinn
James Férrera
Broadwater Farm Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation were filed with Clerk and Recorder Schumacher for Broadwater Farm Company. Headquarters are in Three Forks and capital stock is set at 60000 dollars, all of which is subscribed.
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Big Farm Corporttion
Helena
Schumacher
Broadwater Farm Company
Three Forks
Postal Telegraph Plans Widen Copper Wire Network
Miner M. Davis, newly appointed superintendent of telephones, announced that the Postal Telegraph company has issued orders to expand its heavy copper wire lines between key points. The goal is to extend telephonic service to independent telephone companies.
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Miner M. Davis
Postal Telegraph Company
Montana Girl Wins Carnegie Medal After Bobcat Kill
Miss Lulu Archer, a Musselshell homesteader near Delphia, shoots a monster bobcat at twenty yards with a .22 rifle. She drags the heavy animal half a mile before it weighs 38 pounds and earns local praise for expert rifle shooting along the Musselshell river.
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Lulu Archer
Musselshell
Delphia
Musselshell River
Miss Archer
Bob Cat
Archer
Dynamiters Blow Up Nevada Courthouse in Yerington
The Lyon county courthouse in Yerington Nevada was destroyed by dynamite early Sunday. The unoccupied building collapsed with the second floor dropping to the ground. No arrests or injuries were reported though fuse fragments were found and the lock forced.
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Reno
Nev
Lyon County
Yerington
Dillon Montana Post Office Missed Letters List
Uncalled letters will be sent to Washington DC dead letter office if not claimed within two weeks. Names listed include Mrs E C Bradford Mattin Owen Brown F J Bugle J E we J H Dierson John Evens M J Franklin Gabriel Hall Will Hayes Miss J B Haynes Margaret Jensen A N Jones James K Jones Chas Meinzer A Meyer C W Morse D D Phalen Nick Melendez Mrs A R McLeod N O Neil Albert Nelson Max Stettenhorts Mrs E Stellenger George Snead Claude Stottlemeyer Chas Stoll Clark Wight. Grace Lamon P M Dillon Montana. December 22, 1911.
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Nick Me Iendez
A. R. McLeod
N. O'Neil
Albert Nelson
Max Stettenhorts
E. Stellenger
Geo. Snead
Claude Stottlemeyer
Chas. Stoll
Clark Whight
Doan's Kidney Pills Proven By Dillon Resident
Dillon resident Fred Rabichan testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his gravel and back pain after hospital treatment failed. He credits the medicine with improving his health and urges others to use Doan's Kidney Pills. Sold by dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dillon
Fred Rabichan
N. Pacific St
Dillon, Mont
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Five room furnished house for rent in Dillon area
Rental notice lists a five room furnished house with contact at L. J. Price 49-1f. Also mentions Acacia cleaning and repair services by Col. Washington and Bannock streets. Also sale notices for Langshan cockerels and Merino bucks with Stark details and locations Lima Montana Sage Creek.
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L. J. Price
Col. Washington and Bannock Streets
Lima
Mont
Sage Creek
Stephen Cook
Notice on Hides and Furs Drop-Off at Washington Street
A notice invites shoppers on shopping days to drop hides pelts or furs at 535 Washington Street where they will receive the highest price and a liberal assortment. It touts FP. G. Bassett as a long time honest taxpayer and reliable dealer seeking continued patronage.
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Washington Street
G. Bassett
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Preacher
Cunningham
Montana Girl
Bob
Dynamiters
Nevada
Idaho Street
W. J. Forster
Prop
Terence Flynn
Kentucky Ave
E. W. Slack
Paris
Beaverhead County
Harrisons
John
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
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