Fatal shooting in Centennial rocks Beaverhead county
Charles Robinette, foreman for the Dodd outfit, fatally shoots Roumanian sheepherder John Timisen known as Cayuse during a dispute over grazing. Inquest held Saturday in Dillon. Robinette charged with murder, bond set at 5000 dollars. preliminary hearing scheduled for August 3.
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Dillon
The
Tribune
West Fork
Madison River
Redrock Lake
Charles Robinette
Beaverhead County
Dodd Outfit
John Timisen
Cayuse
John Anderson
Pete Anderson
W. C. Clark
J. H. Brundage
Reuben Boatman
John Gordon
William Chapman
James Fay
Albert Kidwell
Ed Earl
D. W. Erwin
Herman Wallace
Ed Ear
Robinette
Lakeview
Earl
Timisen
Old Country
Root
Roumania
United States
Erwin
Ford
Stephenson
Brundage
Rev. E. V. Ostrander
G. T. Paul
James Dodd
Borax Great for Nuisance Control of Flies
The Department of Agriculture reports that sprinkling borax daily on horse manure prevents fly breeding without harming manure’s fertilizer value. Experiments at Arlington Farm and New Orleans show 0.62 to 0.95 pounds of borax or calcined colemanite can stop maggots and eggs from producing flies in eight bushels of manure, with two ounces sufficient for garbage cans or refuse piles.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Arlington Farm
Virginia
New Orleans
State Coal Contracts Awarded for Institutions
Montana state board of examiners awarded coal contracts totaling 21 400 tons to multiple firms for state institutions. Maxie Coal Company to Agricultural College 3400 tons Roundup Coal Company to Reform School 650 tons Northwest Coal Company to University and School of Mines 400 tons International Coal Company Bear Creek to Deaf and Blind School 1600 tons Orphans Home 1500 tons Capitol Building 3000 tons State Prison 3500 tons Normal College 800 tons Anaconda Coal Company Insane Asylum 5000 tons Tuberculosis Sanitarium 200 tons.
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Helena
State Board of Examiners
Maxie Coal Company
Agricultural College
Roundup Coal Company
Reform School
University
Northwest Coal Company of
Butte
School of Mines
International Coal Company of
Bear Creek
Deaf and Blind
Orphans’ Home
Capitol Building
State
Normal College
Anaconda Coal Company
Insane Asylum
Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Best killer beeves hold steady as cows decline in Omaha market
In South Omaha on July 28 the butcher stock sees steady best beef cattle while cows and heifers slip by 10 to 15 cents. Feeders stay active with good demand for early shippers. veal calves and range beef show varied prices. Hogs remain stubborn at current levels due to light receipts. sheep and lambs are moderating in quality with lambs slightly higher.
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South Omaha
Sister of Grover Cleveland Dies in Montana Heat
Mary C. Hoyt elder sister of Grover Cleveland died at Arlee Montana from heat prostration. She was 80, born in Virginia, spent summers with granddaughter Mrs L A DeMers, and had Omaha Nebraska as her home. Body taken to Beatrice Nebraska for burial.
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Grover Cleveland
Missoula
Mary C. Hoyt
Arlee
Neb
Beatrice, Neb
Wilson blocked in bid to appoint Thomas D. Jones to banking board
Washington reports that President Wilson failed to secure Senate confirmation for Thomas D. Jones as a member of the banking and currency Reserve board. Jones faced opposition as a non seaboard appointee and a proponent of a major trust, International Harvester, amid farm pressure and anti trust disputes.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Thomas D. Jones
Banking and Curency Reserve Board
Jones
Seaboard States
Democratic Campaign Fund
International Harvester Company
International Harvester’ Company
Bowden Family Returns from Hecla Mining Camp
Josiah Bowden and his family returned from Hecla on Wednesday evening after spending several weeks at the mining camp.
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Josiah Bowden
Hecla
Hold Up Parry Strands Yellowstone Tourists in 18 Coaches
Two masked men halted 18 coaches in Yellowstone National Park from Old Faithful to Yellowstone Lake, seizing about $3,000 in cash plus jewelry. The bandits, one armed with a rifle, forced passengers to surrender valuables while drivers stayed unpaid. A $500 reward was offered. Passengers included Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb and Rev. and Mrs. Cunningham of Livingston, and Dr. Barber and wife. The assailants likely acted as in a prior 191? incident at the same site.
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Gardiner
Yellowstone National Park
Old Faithful
Thumb Lunch Station
Yellowstone Park Transportation Company
Yellowstone Western Stage Company
Shaw & Powell Camping Company
Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone
Park
B. F. Holcomb
C. E. Cunningham
Livingston
Barber
Ollie Ferguson
Bozeman
Portland
Frazier
Robbers Raid Stage Crew Then Retreat In Park Incident
A stagecoach holdup near Sho shone Point ended without injuries as a coachman alerted military authorities. Soldiers and scouts were dispatched to the scene and a cordon was placed around park boundaries while passengers and drivers complied, and no shots were fired.
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Shoshone Point
Brett
Nominations Filed for Local County and Township Offices
Nominations by petition and declaration include Carl F. Stahl for county surveyor Republican Peter Hansen for Lima township justice of the peace Republican L P Phillips Dillon town township justice of the peace Democrat Arthur L Badcon county commissioner Republican A A Elliott Dillon south precinct committeeman Republican J O Shell county coroner Socialist Martin Klaster county assessor Socialist Arthur W Butts assessor Republican T J Murray Dillon west precinct committeeman Republican Geo R Featherly Dillon north precinct committeeman Republican
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Carl F. Stahl
Peter Hansen
Justice of the Peace
Lima Township
L. P. Phillips
Dillon Town
Democrat
Arthur L. Badcon
A. A. Elliott
Dillon South
QO. J. Shell
Socialist Party
Martin Klaster
Arthur W. Butts
T. J. Murray
Dillon West
Republican Party
Geo. R. Featherly
Dillon North
Suffragist Kate Blake to speak at open air meeting
Miss Katherine D. Blake of New York a noted suffragist speaker will address an open air meeting from the Main street band stand next Monday evening August 3 at 7 30. All ladies are urged to attend to hear this noted advocate of women’s suffrage.
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Katherine D. Blake
New York
Main Street
Wynes Buys Stoller Place on Kentucky Avenue
Finley R. Wynes of Bannack has purchased the Epic Stoller place on Kentucky avenue and plans to move his family to Dillon soon.
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Finley R. Wynes
Bannack
Kentucky Avenue
Dillon
John Lovell Dies After Gall Stone Operation
John Lovell stockman of the county died after gall stone surgery at St James hospital in Butte. He was born May 28 1872 in England and married Margaret Morton in 1898. Survived by wife two sons Maynard and Phillip, and brother William Lovell. Funeral at Mrs Ellen Lovell’s home conducted by Rev A R Hardy with Masons assisting.
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St. Janes Hospital
Butte
John Lovell
Lovell
William Lovell
White
Divide
Gregson Springs
J. R. Edgehill
Boston
Poindexter
England
Hutton Cranawick
Yorkshire
William
Old Country
America
Montana
Phillip Lovell
Mr. Lovell
Margaret Morton
Dillon
Maynard
Phillip
Dillon Lodge of Masons
The
Eastern Star
Elks’ Lodge
Salt Lake City
Ellen Lovell
South Pacific Street
A. R. Hardy
Baptist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Order of Masons
John Ewing
Id Hollingsworth
Tom Gilbert
Julius Rounds
St. R. Rathbone
Hugh McCaleb
George Dart
W. Geary
Plan to Boost Farm Efficiency With County Data Analysis
The U S Department of Agriculture will send a farm efficiency man to Montana to gather data from 75 to 100 farms. The information will be tabulated by experts in Bozeman and Washington and used to compare each farm against the best averages and top twenty five. Negotiations for the position are underway.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Office of Farm Management
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Montana Extension Service
Bozeman
Cooley
Extension Service
Mrs William Bernstein Hosts Bridge Whist Tea
Mrs William Bernstein entertained at bridge whist Tuesday afternoon with a small party of friends. Guests included several neighbors, sharing tea and light refreshments after the game.
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William Bernstein
Bridge Whist
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Bedrock Lake
Borax
Fox
New York Evening Sun
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