Waterworks Debated At City Council Meeting
The city council held its regular monthly session with Mayor and five council members present. They reviewed May receipts from fines, approved a $100 claim for A B Rife street extension, discharged the water supply committee, and appointed a three member panel led by the mayor to study water plans with a July report due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Jewell
Crowell
Brainard
Stone
Melton
Phillips
Montana Street
Eliel
Inter Mountain Mining Congress
Salt Lake
L. A. Stone
Jas. McLaughlin
Big Beaverhead horse sale shifts horses to Canadian buyer
James Mauldin sold his entire band of horses including fifteen pure bred stallions to George Lane of Calgary Alberta. Lane purchases for breeding and plans to ship the thoroughbreds this week. The deal marks a major transfer of Montana stock to Alberta as demand grows in the Kootenai country. Lane calls the purchase a step to develop the northern stock base and notes Manitoba’s wheat boom and ongoing immigration.
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Beaverhead
Jas
Mauldin
George Lane
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Lane
Montana
United States
Mr. Mauldin
Fort McLeod
Little Bow River
Kootenai
Trisone
Manitoba
City considers nuisance removal of dilapidated goal at Deacon’s
Councilmen Jewell highlighted an old dilapidated pair of goals at the rear of Deacon’s brick property. The street commissioner was authorized to use city prisoners to abate the nuisance. Discussions on the tramp issue were held but the case was left to police officers as the council adjourned.
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Jewell
Deacon
Jerry Highsmith Dies In Prison From Self Inflicted Wounds
Jerry Highsmith who was serving a sentence in the penitentiary for attempted wife murder died at Deer Lodge on Wednesday from wounds inflicted upon himself with a small knife.
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Jerry Highsmith
Deer Lodge
Jerry
Open meetings urged for Montana school boards
E A Cameron urges Helena and Montana boards of school trustees to end secret sessions and allow public access. He argues reporters and citizens have a right to know official actions, promoting open meetings under state supervision of schools.
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Hunn
Mont
Board of School Trustees
Helena
Montana
Gentuemen
E. A. Cameron
Public Instruction
Letters Remaining Uncalled For at Dillon Post Office
A list of letters uncalled for at the Dillon post office as of June 2 1808. Letters not collected within seven days will be sent to the dead letter office. The notice prompts patrons to claim items to avoid transfer.
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Dend
Rhubarb Pie Compote and Drink from New York Tribune
Recipes describe a rhubarb pie with tender red stalks and puff paste baked an hour, then sugared top. A rhubarb compote stews unpeeled stalks in their juice with sugar, finishing as a rich red sauce. For a drink, strain the compote juice and dilute with water, adding lemon peel and agar to taste.
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The
New York Tribune
Fragmentary Incomplete Text About an Oak Tree Memories
A garbled reminiscence describes a live oak tree and childhood memories. The passage mentions pleasant recollections and figures tied to a tree, with fragments about days, grows, and climbing. The text is too broken to identify a clear event or persons.
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Sanny South
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J.C. Freese
Brooklyn
CH Padley
Board of City
Maceaveree
Orr Electric Light Co
Meisner
Patrick
Jos Bich
H-Johnoon
Etrest
Vvage Reveasreness
John Taylor
Carpenter
Ate Adee
Thompson & Reynolds
Nen
James Mauldin
A. E
Cagnetton
Dillon
Skabkura
Cooper’s
Dillon Implement Company
H.D. Brainard
F. B. Williams
Kentucky Liquor Store
Tolanka
Schlitz
Cleveland
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