Butte Fight Fans Attend Idaho Mine Bout Ends In Foul
About 150 fight supporters from Butte rode a special train to a fight near the Idaho Mine. It lasted eleven rounds and ended for Bates on a Hawkins foul. The item also notes a school returnee Matt Orr from Delaware and a prank with tinfoil shocks on beer cans. A stray shot at a coyote caused a window to break.
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Butte
Idaho Bine
Bates
Hawkins
Matt Orr
Delaware
Paris
May marred by missing marriage licenses in county
The 1898 Tribune notes May passed without a single marriage license issued by the court. It reports Cashmore’s son Alf with Company I in San Francisco. War news, rural reports, ranchers seeking updates, and a note on patriotic belts and tramps avoiding Castile soap after a meeting near Butte.
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Alf
Co. Io
San Francisco
Tribune Bulletin
Butte
Glove Bout Set by Scenic Manager Next Friday
Manager Hays of the Scenic engaged Kid Foley of Butte and Young Sullivan of Philadelphia for a refined glove contest next Friday evening. William Howard Taft is the choice of the Dillon Republicans for president. H. G. Rodgers, attorney at law, has located in Dillon.
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Hays
the Scenic
Kid Foley
Butte
Young Sullivan
Philadelpia
William Howard Taft
Dillon Republicans
H. G. Rodgers
Dillon
Wrigley Reaches Advertising Milestone With Gum Sales
William Wrigley Jr states in a syndicated interview that over 17 years he has invested 40 million dollars in advertising. Current activity runs 15 thousand dollars daily, moving one million dollars in gum weekly and yielding about eight million dollars in annual profits.
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William Wrigley, Jr
Wrigley
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract for Week Ending June 2 1928
Real estate transfers listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company records for the week ending June 2 1928. The notices summarize properties moved between owners during that period with names and locations as read from the title books.
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Beaverhead Abstract Company
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Patent Granted to Jesse D. Lee for Grasshopper Valley Land
The United States issues a patent to Jesse D. Lee for 631.45 acres located in the Grasshopper valley. The grant confirms ownership and entry of the land under the homestead style conveyance.
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Jesse D. Lee
Grasshopper Valley
Armitage Transfers Lot in Wisdom Townsite
J T Armitage conveys lot 3 block 8 in Wisdom original townsite to Catherine A Armitage. State Bank and Trust Company transfers 640 acres in the Big Hole basin to Pen e R Davis.
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J. T. Armitage
Catherine A. Armitage
Wisdom
State Bank and Trust Company
Pene R. Davis
Ig Hole Basin
Cemetery Deeds Transfer In Lima Montana
Lima cemetery association deeds one lot to F M McKenna in Lima cemetery Lima Montana Mountain View Cemetery association deeds one half lot to Grant Haynes in Mountain View cemetery proceeding in local records by cemetery groups field notes show transfers of parcels and ownership rights.
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Lima
Estate Sales Confirmed for Crowell Schoenemann and Mudd
In the matter of the estate of Albert W Crowell deceased and related estates of Charles Schoenemann and George T Mudd, deceased an order settling the final account and confirming sales of real estate has been issued by the court and is now in effect.
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Albert W. Crowell
Charles Schoenemann
George T. Mudd
Mining Claims Located in Beaverhead County Montana
Fred W Kroger and others file locations for lode mining claims in the Kates Creek district including Squaw Windy Short Bit and Lone Eagle and for the Weasel Quartz claim in McBride Creek district in Beaverhead County Montana.
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Fred W. Kroger
Kates Creek
Beaverhead County
Montana
McBride Creek
One-Armed Philadelphian Shines in Schoolball
Steve Krempasky of Philadelphia is hailed as a marvel of schoolboy athletics. Despite having only his right arm, he excels as a pitcher and batter, with an unusually developed right wrist enabling a variety of curves.
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Steve Krempasky
Philadelphia
A Valuable Life Insurance For Edwin Weiss Jr
Edwin Weiss Jr, son of a stock exchange member, has a $200000 life policy written by nine companies. He jokes insurance will keep him alive and avoids street play. A family dinner includes humorous exchanges about a new baby and vacation stories with light quips about bills and angels.
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Edwin Weiss, Jr
Stock Exchange
Young Weis
Radio changes music and minds says Frank Cornwall
Frank Cornwall, an orchestra leader and radio enthusiast in New York, argues radio has shifted modern music toward pure, well played tunes and could expand public thinking. He cites demand for straight music over cabaret acts and notes radio’s role in informing people about public events.
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New York City
Frank Cornwall
Cornwall
Deacon White Tumbles Into Dream at Prayer Moment
In a humorous scene Parson Jackson pleads with Deacon White to lead a prayer but finds him asleep. The deacon awakens and jokes leading himself, then a string of playful quips about light rays and a college coach fuels a lighthearted campus moment.
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Deacon White
Parson Jackson
All Montana Williams for Senator Club Formed
Statewide effort unites prominent citizens to back Charles H. Williams of Deer Lodge for the Republican nomination. The All Montana Williams for Senator Club names Thomas O. Larson as president and includes executives across Montana. The campaign emphasizes Williams 46 years as a farmer stock grower and his understanding of state needs.
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Washington
Charles H. Williams
Deer Lodge
United States
Thomas O. Larson
Chateau
Percy Williamson
Miles City
Peter Pauly
Stoce
C. L. Benton
Scotty Brown
Missoula
T. H. Busteed
Busteed
J. W. Chapman
Red Lodge
D. J. Charles
Butte
G. M. Clemon
Jackson
R. F. Clary
Great Falls
Frank Conley
Helena
W. H. Hoover
C. 8. Kendall
Hamilton
C. L. Luke
Lavina
Jos. Muir
Stockman
Harlowton
H. A.snyder
Billings
J. W. Speer
Kathryn F. Story
Bozeman
M. F. Trask
Ballantine
Fred Turner
Poplar
C. R. Watkins
J. T. Wood
White Sulphur Springs
Senator Williams
Polaris People and Baseball Tie to Dillon Weekend
Polaris visitors include Mr and Mrs James D Harrison and S M Starr with son Stanley visiting Dillon. Andy Pyle and Lucy traveled to Dillon. Will Pahnish was in Dillon on Friday. Polaris beat Argenta 15 to 5 at the latter diamond Sunday. Several boy scouts visited Elkhorn springs. George Judge suffered flu illness.
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James D. Harrison
Dillon
S. M. Starr
Stanley
Andy Pyle
Lucy
Will Pahnish
Polaris
Argenta
J. J. Brown
Armstead
Clyde Penny
Knoll Ranch
R. D. Marchesseau
Elmer Hays
Edward Hazel
Elkhorn Hotsprings
Anaconda
Carl L. Knoll
Elkhorn Springs
George Judge
Foley Pills diuretic Ad promotes relief from sleep loss
A Hudson New York man describes sleepless misery and back pain and promotes Foley Pills diuretic as a trusted remedy. The ad claims the medicine has been in use over 25 years and guarantees satisfaction, urging readers to ask for Foley Pills diuretic through George M. Gosman.
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D. McMillen
Hudson, N. Y
Foley
George M. Gosman
Potts
Advy
Reward for arrest of bounty fund violators
A one hundred dollar reward is offered to any individual not a regular officer of the law for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association ad runs November months.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn
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