Shooting on Horse Prairie Ends in Fatal Wounding
William McKenzie a broncho buster at Sam Jaggers ranch on Horse Prairie was fatally wounded Wednesday night by Sam Moore an employee of the Jaggers ranch. Moore surrendered to authorities claiming self defense after a long enmity and was jailed in Dillon. Dr Ryburn treated McKenzie and county officials plan further investigation with County Attorney Poindexter.
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William McKenzie
Sam Jaggers
Horse Prairie
Sam Moore
Jaggers Ranch
McKenzie
Moore
Dillon
Jules Guyat
Sheriff’s Office
Phillips
The
Trinity
Mr. Daggers
Tom Barrett
Bedrock
Montana
Bob Jaggers
R. H. Ryburn
Bannack
Poindexter
Oil Discoveries in Smallhorn Canyon Promising Claims
Promising oil discoveries reported in Smallhorn Canyon about 18 miles southeast of Dillon. W. T. Taylor and partners hold 8 000 acres across 10 to 12 claims with two tunnels excavated. T. B. Landers cites shale analysis predicting 33.10 gallons of oil per ton, with parties seeking drilling machinery in Butte.
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Smallhorn Canyon
Dillon
W. T. Taylor
Taylor
M. A. Miller
C. M. Stolle
P. H. Poindexter
Matt. Orr
Ray Butler
T.B. Landers
Butte
State Mention to Helena new telephone line planned
A new telephone line is to be built between Billings and Rock Springs covering three hundred miles. The bulletin notes regional developments and stirs expectations of expanded intercity communications.
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Helena
Billings
Rock Springs
What They Got From the Robbers
On his way home from the lodge Mr Jymes was held up by footpads and relieved of all his valuables. Abs asks what was taken and Jymes replies with a groan that he has lost everything except the password.
Notice to Creditors Axeline M Thomsen Deceased
Executrix of the last will and testament of Axeline Thomsen Hancock warns all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be shown to L J Price in Dillon Montana for estate administration in Beaverhead County. Dated Dillon Montana July 10, 1901.
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Axeline M. Thomsen
X Thomsen
L. J. Price
Dillon
Montana
Ipeenees & Eaid
County of
Beaver
Slavish View of Women in Slavic Proverb Lore
The piece cites southern Slav proverbs depicting women as inferior to men and a wife as primarily a worker and bearer of children. It notes the harsh stereotype that a man is “head” and a woman “gross” with humor and critique, referencing Outlook and contrasting with love songs. It ends with a home tip on driving ants with coal ashes from the Ladies' Home Journal.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Spellbinders' Role in Campaigns and Early American Money
The article notes how national committees select spellbinders for campaigns and the candidate's itinerary, with ex presidents as top stars and others as laborers or ambitious figures. It adds that some speakers travel on their own funds, and that Pennsylvania issued paper money starting in 1723 with £15,000 then £30,000 more.
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National Committee
Home Magazine
Pennsylvania
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Stackpole
Glendive
James Lynch
Northern Pacific
Edward Allen
Meaderville
John Conley
Powell County
Cramorre Linopera
Pegizettte
Dilom Montana
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Buffalo, N. Y
L. J. Willama
NEW Idea
Bodmopolikin
Kuppenhemmer’s
Ben
Kaiser, McCann & CO
MNO, Deere and Oliver
Buckeye
Superior
Dillon Implement Co
C. W. Dart Hardware CO
Tron and Steel
C.w. Dart. Hardware Co
R. Ton, Bion
Montana Street
Smart & Brown
Dilllon, Mont
IT. Be.co
Union Meat Market
Deputy Bros
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