Yellowstone Park Prepares for Heavy Spring Travel
Thirty eight special train parties are booked for the season in Yellowstone as transportation firms boost capacity. The main company adds seating for 650 and will operate 297 vehicles. Hotels expect extra help and 28 large coaches will move staff to upper park hotels. Roads open Gardiner to upper geyser basin. Jupiter terrace and Cleopatra terrace show richer color this year.
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Yellowstone National Park
Helena
Park
Gardiner
Upper Geyser Basin
Divide
Thumb
Jupiter Terrace
Cleopatra Terrace
Big Sheep Sale By Beaverhead Ranchers Slack and Sorenson
Slack and Sorenson sold seven to eight thousand head of sheep through George A. Hawkes, agent for the Oregon Short Line. The price was not published but described as the highest paid for sheep in the region this year.
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Slack & Sorenson
Beaverhead County
George A. Hawkes
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Slack
The
Tribune
Experience Is the Best Tea Cher Use Acker Remedy
An advertisement offers Acker's English Remedy for coughs colds or croup with immediate relief or money back. Priced at 25 and 50 cents, promoting R L Riley as the seller.
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Acker
R, L, Riley
N. 8 Wood Baggage and Delivery in Dillon
Notice to the People of Dillon announces N. 8 Wood operating a delivery wagon for baggage express and light freight to and from the depot and across the city including the Normal college and Dormitory. The service specializes in stove wood and dry kindling. coal not handled. Orders left at Deputy's Meat Market or with the Central telephone office messenger boy receive prompt attention.
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Wood
Dillon
Normal College
Central Telephone
Azaleas Two-Step Intermezzo Endorsed by Lampe
A new two step intermezzo Azaleas arranged for band and orchestra by J Bodewalt Lampe is praised for its beauty and rhythm. It suits Pianola Victor Empress and Edison machines and is sold at the Tribune Store Dillon Montana for 25 cents with postpaid delivery.
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J. Bodewalt Lampe
America
Victor Talking Machine
Empress Music Box
Edison Phonograph
Tribune
Dillon
Tribune Pus. Co
Montana
Fragment of a New Gospel Found in Oxyrhynchus Ruins
A Greek vellum fragment unearthed by Doctors Grant and Hart in Oxyrhynchus monasteries, now at Oxford's Queen's College, reveals about 300 words. It begins mid speech with Jesus and disciples confronting a Pharisee over ablution rites and ends with a defense of inner purification. The find excites theologians as potentially historic, though not part of any existing gospel.
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New York
London
Grant l and Hart
Oxyrhyncus
Queen’s College, Oxford
Jesus
Christ
Lumber, ranch deals and races flagged in local notes
James Tissot expects to finish a 170000 foot timber run on Doolittle creek by week’s end. Gustaf and Charles Swanson buy the John Knoch ranch near Bristow, 1080 acres with livestock and machinery for five figures. Ernest Nelson reports progress on a half mile track for the Fourth of July races in Fox while Al J Noyes returns from Salmon river with 1000 cattle and plans to stock the Ajax ranch pasturements.
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James Tissot
Doolittle Creek
James Stewart
Ernest Nelson
Fox
Stewart
Washington
Walla Walla
Gustaf
Charles Swanson
John Knoch
Bristow
Ernest
al. J. Noyes
Ajax Ranch
Salmon River
Noyes
Cattle Buyer George Woodworth Returns with 625 Steers
George Woodworth returned from Idaho and Washington with 625 head of steers, split about evenly between Idaho east of Lewiston and near Garfield Washington. He and Mrs. Woodworth and their son George were in Dillon for weeks, with 250 two year old steers and the rest yearlings. They brought the cattle to Anaconda and expect 500 more cattle to Garfiel Washington on June 15.
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George Woodworth
Idaho
Washington
Education board investigators visit Dillon to review college operations
Bozeman G T Paul of Dillon and Helena State Superintendent W E Harmon led a state board of education committee in Bozeman on Tuesday to inspect college workings and equipment. The visit precedes a June report focusing on general management and reducing duplicated work across state institutions.
Mob Lynches Suspect After Train Attack in Monroe
A mob stopped a special train at Monroe Alabama on Tuesday and dragged R L Rogers to Tallulah where they executed him for the murder of a leading local merchant two years prior.
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Monroe
Alabama
Tallulah
R. L. Rogers
Sundry civil bill carries Panama canal funds and more
The sundry civil appropriation bill to be reported to the House in Washington carries 94,346,573 dollars, including 25,460,991 for Panama canal work. The bill is the largest of its kind and the committee reduced the total by 11,070,000 dollars below department estimates.
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Kennedy
Riley
House
Washington
Acker
Cts
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
Panama Canal
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Dillon, Montana
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Mont
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Rio Grande
Colorado
Ogden
Denver
A. B. Ayers
E.R. Hunt
East Broadway
Butte
Dillon Bakery
Joe T. Oishi
United States
McCall's Magazine
Queen of Fashion
Goday
Gco
McCall CO
Big Hole
Houghton
Michigan
Devine
Red Cross
San Francisco
Lollister
Rocky Mountain
R. L. Riley
Internal Revenue
Philippines
Culion Island
United States Geological Survey
Clark
Tonopah & Tidewater
Tonopah
Bullfrog
Nevada
Goldfield
Nevada Territory
Nelson
Herara
Los Angeles
California
DeWitt
Riley's Drug Store
Washington, D. C
Panama
Isthmian Canal Commission
Magoon
Presbyterian General Assembly
Des Moines
Iowa
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Ohio
Movement For Union and Federation
Presbyterian
Western Federation of Miners
Charles H. Mover
W. D. Haywood
Mover
Haywood
Steunenberg
Canyon City
Chicago
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James Britt
New York City
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Great Western Sugar Company
Trenton
N. J
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Seattle
St. Louis
Hollister
R. le Riley
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Jerome
Chamberlain
Chambrlain
Riley the
Drugeist
Mary Ramsey Wood
Hillsboro
Knoxville
Tenn
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Missouri
Roosevelt
Western Hemisphere
Ely
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Keefe
Nollister
Houustrer Deca Company
Madison
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