Athletics Win World Series Sixth Game 13-2 at Shibe Park
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Giants 13 to 2 at Shibe Park in Philadelphia securing the world championship. Ambrose Ames started for the Giants, but the A's offense exploded in the seventh inning scoring seven runs while Wiltse and Marquard struggled in relief. Attendance reached 20,485 with receipts totaling 36,109.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
New York
Ames
Giants
Barry
Murphy
Davis
Murray
Athletics
Wiltse
Marquard
Thomas
Bender
Wiltie
Doyle
Attletics
Lord
New Yorkers
Collins
Herzog
Meyer
Devore
National Commission
Hill urges confidence and securities as loan collateral
St Paul J J Hill testified before the monetary committee urging first class bonds and industrial securities as bank loan security. He cited a recent stringency when he borrowed in New York using railway bonds and argued confidence drives business growth. He supported increasing central reserve association capital from 300 million to 500 million.
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St. Paul
J. J. Hill
Monetary Committee
New York
Hill
Central Reserve ‘Association
Jis
Thirty Cars of Lambs Shipped to Omaha Market
This week's shipment from the county sent thirty cars of lambs to the Omaha market. The cattle were loaded at Dillon, Willis and Lima. Shippers include Prench-Haines Land and Cattle Co., E. R. Selway and Geo. Edinger. Lambs were in prime condition and expected to bring a good price.
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Omaha
Dillon
Willis
Lima
Prench-Haines’ Land and Cattle.co
E. R. Selway
Geo. Edinger
Marked activity shown in Beaverhead National Forest land listing
A Forest Service update notes substantial listing activity since the 1906 act allowing National Forest lands valuable for agriculture to enter under the Homestead Law. Of 9,748 acres examined, 8,948 acres recommended for listing, with 1,540 acres examined last season and 1,460 suitable.
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Beaverhead National Forest
National Forest
Wyman
National Forest Administration
Forest Service
Forests
Missoula
Montana
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of the Interior
Department of the Interior
Cutting Up the Big Ranches in Smith River Valley
Meagher county steps to break up the Catlin ranch of twenty thousand acres near White Sulphur Springs as the Smith River Development Company sells eleven hundred acres in small irrigated tracts. Purchasers are mostly Meagher county residents, aiming to boost White Sulphur Springs and local farming population with railroad-era optimism. Roe Emery joins the Smith River Development Company.
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Smith River
Meagher County
Catlin
Smith’ River Development. Company
Co. B. Witter
White Sulphur Springs
Witter
Roe Emery
Smith River Development
Helena sRe&ordz
Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad appeals district court awards
The Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad Company through attorneys Padgham of Salmon Idaho and Rodgers and Bennett of Dillon files a notice of appeal in district court. They appeal the commissioners awards in condemnation suits against Craig Cornell and others and against Poindexter and Orr Company.
New Telephone Officers Elected for Centennial Co.
A meeting at Monida last week saw resignations accepted from Bert Paul as secretary treasurer and Pearl I Smith as director. Pearl I Smith becomes secretary treasurer, E O Selway becomes director, and the office moves to Dillon to conduct company business.
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Centennial Telephone Co
Monida
Bert Paul
Pearl I. Smith
Pearl I Smith
E. O. Selway
Mr. Smith
Dillon
John Farsythe Bowen Dies in Dillon at 38
John Farsythe Bowen, 38, died Monday night at the Metlen hotel after a health decline linked to tuberculosis and overwork. A New York native, he had been treasurer at Outing Publishing and later managed Silver Fissure Mining Co. He leaves a 12 year old daughter Katharine, his parents, three brothers, and a bereaved community. Funeral plans set for Wellsboro, Pa., with brother C R Bowen traveling ahead.
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Metlen
John Farsythe Bowen
Bowen
Montana
New York
Outing Publishing Company
West
Katharine
C. R. Bowen
Dillon
Jack
Wellsboro
John F. Bowen
Silver Fissure Mining Co
G and P Surveyors Withdraw Amid Territorial Dispute
Twin Bridges reports that Gilmore and Pittsburgh surveyors have halted operations between Twin Bridges and Whitehall and returned to Dillon. The stoppage spawns theories of a territory divide between Harriman and Hill interests, with winter approaching and weather not cited as the cause.
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Twin Bridges
Butte
Gilmore & Pittsburgh Railroad
Whitehall
Corps of Surveyors
Dillon
Putney Station
Peidmont
Puget Sound
Harriman
Hill
Idaho
Oregon
Gilmore & Pittsburgh
Early beef contracts hint at scarce spring supply
Beaverhead county ranchers contracted all Big Hole basin beef for spring delivery to coast buyers, signaling tighter supplies and higher prices next spring. Montana slaughterers say beef could command records, with local buyers paying about five cents per pound on first class stock, about a cent under Chicago prices.
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Big Hole
Beaverhead County
Helena
Montana
Chicago
G A Williams seen in Dillon from Wisdom
G A Williams visited Dillon on Saturday connected with the Big Hole Breezes publication.
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G. A. Williams
Dillon
Wisdom
Mr. Williams
Big Hole
City mulls improved lighting with district plan
Mayor Olmsted called a special meeting to draft an ordinance creating a lighting improvement district using post and cluster incandescents. The plan covers MT street to Reed er and Idaho to Glendale with 70 posts per business block at about 1.20 per linear foot, installation by the electric light company or by property owners.
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Olmsted
Montana Street
Helena
Reed
Idaho Street
Glendale
Barmack
Montana
Court House
Electric Light Company
Saul David and Samuel portrayed by Frederick Wilson
The S R O sign at Odd Fellows Hall signaled a large crowd for Apollo Lodge entertainment by Frederick Wilson of New York. He performed a mono drama Saul Jonathan and David with seven speaking parts and received praise for his portrayal of Saul and agile voice shifts between Samuel David and Saul s daughter.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Apollo Lodge
Frederick Wilson
New York
Samuel
David
Saul
Traveling Convention at First Baptist Church
A traveling convention at the First Baptist church drew speakers from Burma and the western states to inspire interest in home and foreign missions. Sessions featured Burmese songs, phonograph music, foreign curios, and native costumes with much interest, and the Dillon gathering felt repaid for the visit.
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First Baptist Church
A. J. Weeks
Tavoy
Burma
Carrie O. Millspaugh
Portland
Oregon
Chas. A. Cook
Spokane
Wash
L. G. Clark
Thos. Stephenson
Montana
Dillon
Ida Lewis Dead Grace Darling of America
Ida Lewis keeper of Lime Rock lighthouse for over fifty years died last night in Newport R I She saved 18 lives at sea and earned fame worldwide for her daring rescues She received medals a lifetime presidium and thanks of Congress for her acts of bravery.
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Newport
R. L
Ida Lewis
Lime Rock Lighthouse
Grace Darling
America
Congress
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Clerk of State Board of Equalization
J. J. Ryan
State Board of Equalization
Beaverhead Careee
Dawson Penetaneceesee
Deer Lodge Areste
Flathead
Avallieee Wenseeenener
Rosebud Weweneeeenee
Sanders Ateeeena Renee
Sweet Grass
Corte
Tetonneeee
Catlin Ranch
White Sulphur
The
Tribune
G. & P. Withdraw Surveyors
City Council
ODD S. O. O. F. Entertainment
Mr. Wilson
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