Must Tear It Down After Fire Hazard Condemnation
A frame building on Idaho street south of the Yearian property, owned by E M Yearian and occupied by a Chinese laundryman, is ordered torn down by February 15 after condemnation as a severe fire hazard. Deputy Fire Marshal Birrer and Fire Marshal McCormack issued the order. Yeaman’s request for more time was denied and a $50 daily fine may apply.
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E. M. Yearian
Idaho Street
Yearian
Birrer
McCormack
Yeaman
Butte girl Miss Kellett entertains Dillon audience
Miss Mary G. Kellett, renowned dramatic reader from Butte, drew a large appreciative crowd at the Normal college auditorium last Saturday night. Her fine rendition of The Man of the Hour impressed attendees and her sister Josie Kellett accompanied her on the trip from Butte to Dillon.
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Mary G. Kellett
Normal College
Miss Kellett
Butte
Josie Kellett
Dillon
Girls' Friendly club presents home talent show at Guild Hall
An entertainment of vaudeville acts and musical numbers was staged at Guild Hall last Friday night by the Girls' Friendly club under the direction of Miss Annabel Long and honorary members. The largely attended show reflected credit on the club as a fine home talent display.
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Guildhall
Girls’ Friendly Club
Annabel Long
Clarence Flannigan Found Guilty On Misdemeanor Charge
Clarence Flannigan brought from Dewey to Dillon faced a misdemeanor trial before Justice Louis Stahl. Testimony showed he fired a shot through a house door while intoxicated, with Don Hailey the occupant and James Well the complainant. Stahl fined 40 and Flannigan serves 25 days in the county jail.
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Clarence Flannigan
Dillon
Dewey
Justice of the Peace
Louis Stahl
Flannigan
Don Hailey
James Well
Stahl
Wisdom School District Bonds Registered for New Building
Ten thousand dollars in Wisdom school district No 16 bonds arrived at County Treasurer Fred Rife’s office last Tuesday. The state board of land commissioners purchased the bonds, which run twenty years and are redeemable in ten. Each bond will be numbered and described as part of the treasurer’s registering process for funding a new Wisdom school building.
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Baker
Jay
S. Baker
Lewistown
Attorney General’s Office
Dillon
Fred Rife
Wisdom
State Board of Land Commissioners
Rife
Zerry
Chas Conger’s prize chickens win blue ribbons at state fair
Chas Conger’s rose comb leghorn chickens continue to bring home blue ribbons. Since the last state fair his birds have won eighteen prizes against the best poultry in the state. Last Monday he received rib bons for prizes at the state poultry show in Missoula. His chickens won in the first pen first cockerel second cockerel and first second and third pullets.
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Chas. Conger
Beaverhead High names captain and tourney squad
Harold Fuqua elected captain of Beaverhead County basketball team for the interscholastic tournament to be held in Bozeman next month. Coach Cluley chooses Gosman Wyatt Stahl Chapman and Drummy with Fuqua as center and captain to defend the Beaverhead High school basket.
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Harold Fuqua
Beaverhead County
Bozeman
Cluley
Beaverhead High School
Gosman
Wyatt
Stahl
Chapman
Drummy
British Parliament Opens As Home Rule Bill Looms
King George opens the new session as Liberals press for self government for Ireland after decades of struggle. The home rule bill faces possible Lords revision and Ulster concessions, with Asquith Morley and the king urging settlement by consent amid tense expectations of major political upheaval.
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Ireland
London
George
Liberal Party
House of Commons
House of Lords
Ulster
Asquith
Viscount Morley
Lords
Commons
Assembly
Mob Attacks Japanese Diet in Tokyo Riot
A riotous mob attacked the Japanese house of parliament in Tokyo on Tuesday, breaking gates and injuring scores before police restored order. Rioters aimed to impeach the cabinet over graft charges against naval officers, with many arrests and clashes across the city. Fifteen people were pushed into a canal near a government newspaper offices but were rescued.
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Tokio
Cabinet
Diet
Carnegie Gives $2 Million to Promote International Peace
New York reports Andrew Carnegie donated two million dollars for use through churches to advance world peace. A 29 member trustees board drawn from leading US religious denominations will manage the fund, adding to his existing ten million dollar peace foundation established in 1910 to end international war.
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Carnegie
New York
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Buying to Save Money with Foley's Toney and Tar Compound
Drug advert claims Foley's Toney and Tar Compound stops coughs and colds with few doses and a bottle lasting long. It supposedly heals raw inflamed surfaces and relieves throat irritation and various coughs including croup and hoarseness, by Potts, the druggist.
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Foley
Potts
Ye Adv
Thoroughbred bulls arrive in Oregon Short Line yards
Two car loads of thoroughbred horn bulls arrive in the Oregon Short Line yards bound for John Barrett of the city. Barrett bought the shipment from John Criswell W R Hakes and others of Hillsberry and Williamsburg Iowa, noted breeders. The bulls are being fed at the Craig Cornell ranch.
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Oregon
John Barrett
Mr. Barrett
John Criswell
W. R. Hakes
Hillsberry
Williamsburg
Iowa
Craig Cornell
Painter's Brush Halted
Salt Lake City. Henry L. A. Culmer, aged 60, a renowned American artist famed for Utah and intermountain landscapes, died Tuesday after a sudden diabetes attack. He was a self made man who rose from poverty to success as a publisher, accountant and artist.
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Salt Lake City
Henry L. A. Culmer
United States
Utah
Intermountain States
Bosch
Culmer
Boy Sentenced to Death in Los Angeles Murder Case
Louis Bundy aged 18 was sentenced to death in the superior court for the murder of Harold Ziesche a messenger boy whom he beat to death on December 19 to obtain $20.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Louis Bundy
Harold Ziesche
Midair Collision Claims One Life at Johannisthal Aerodrome
A biplane and a drone plane collided over Johannisthal airfield on Tuesday. One German aviator died and two others were seriously injured.
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Johannisthal
Germany
Wordy Headlines and Odd Ads Nonsense From Old Papers
A scrambled clipping blends aphorisms from the Wall Street Journal Detroit Free Press and Baltimore American with a cure advertisement for Foley Cathartic Tablets. The jumbled passage parrots trade card style humor and dubious medical claims, reflecting fragmented newspaper copy.
Alias Summons in Dillon Township Montana Court
In Beaverhead County Montana Justice Court Dillon Township before Justice Louis Stahl Ib Carrigan sues James Nelson The State of Montana to the defendant You are summoned to answer the complaint within twenty days after service If you fail to appear default judgment may be entered for $826 50 for goods sold and delivered The summons bears date February 3 1914 witnessed by Justice Louis Stahl and attorneys Pease and Stephenson
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Justice Court
Dillon Township
Beaverhead County
Montana
Louis Stahl
Ib Carrigan
James Nelson
State of
Yen
Goat Culture Paves Profit on Uncultivable Land
The article notes that goat culture can be profitable on land unsuitable for any cultivation. It emphasizes the suitability of goats for marginal terrain and the potential economic benefits for farmers relying on livestock rather than crops.
Fame and lasting fame on modern shores
A compact exchange notes fame is easier to gain now but not as lasting. The Boston Transcript comments that fame is easier to reach, while the Chicago News observes that a man’s self control often rests on having a steadfast partner.
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Boston Transcript
Chicago News
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