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Beggar Imposter Arrested in Boulder Sentenced to Reform School
A healthy young man feigned deafness in Boulder to beg money, was arrested as an imposter, tried before Judge Callaway in Virginia City last week, and sentenced to reform school. The piece urges ending beggary and lauding work rather than charity, condemning panhandling as nuisance.
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Boulder
Secret orders bar liquor dealers from membership
The grand lodge of the Odd Fellows and the Masons ban liquor dealers from lodge membership, unless already engaged since 1895. Montana leads U S silver production with 14,608,100 ounces, while gold output reaches 5,097,800 dollars, ranking fifth. W J Bryan says he will stay in politics for 25 more years and may end by writing a book.
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Philadelphia
Odd Fellow
Atlantic City
Montana
W. J. Bryan
Beaverhead County Sets Official Election Precinct Boundaries
County commissioners at their last meeting defined and bounded voting precincts in accordance with law. Voters may need to vote at new polling places next election. Also notes Wisdom tolls during an early telephone era and mentions Great Northern railroad paying striking operators double salary turning them into scabs.
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Beaverhead County
Great Northern Railroad
Reception to Normal College Students at Presbyterian Church
A Friday evening reception at the Presbyterian church honored Normal college students. Dillon's young men received special invitations and many attended to meet the new students. Guests wore flowers to pair off for refreshments, with Prof. Fenner guiding coffee and Miss Georgie Featherly serving cake. Dr. and Mrs. Martin extended a warm welcome and handshakes.
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Normal College
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Normal College Notes Highlights Faculty and Student News
Prof Monroe worked on institute projects in Arraconda this week. W Chapman returned from a Portland Exposition trip. Prof Forden spoke on origin and development of Manual Training. Katherine Haynes Class of ’05 visited. Minnie Hawker enrolled. Reception hosted by Dr Swain Mrs Owsley featured hops and sweet peas. The dormitory dining room was decorated for a walk and two sit. State Superintendent Harmon spoke to the assembly. New students enrolled. more expected.
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W. Chapman
Portland
Forden
Assembly
Katherine Haynes
Minnie Hawker
Knights of Pythias Members to Aid Lima Lodge
A group from Dillon will travel to Lima tomorrow evening to assist in the third degree work for the Lima lodge. Members listed include Al Gruwell Charles Hirshman James Shearer Herb Selway Al Beardsley John Banks Eph Stoller and several others are expected to join the delegation.
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Lima
Assis
al. Gruwell
Charles Hirshman
James Shearer
Herb, Selway
al. Beardsley
John Banks
Eph. Stoller
West ern Mine Enterprise seeks patent for Bannack placer claim
West ern Mine Enterprise company through attorney Samuel Barker Jr files for patent on 34.58 acres of Horace Placer Mining Claim Sur 7610 located in Bannack mining district Beaverhead county Montana. Notice notes discovery tunnel date September 7 1905 and lists surrounding claims and location details with first publication September 22 1905.
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Helena
Mont
Westerm Mine Enterprise Company
Montana
Samuel Barker, Jr
Butte
Horace Placer
Discovery Tunnel
Bannack
Beaverhead County
Sur
Excelsior Lode
Bannack Lode
Montana Lode
Hillside Placer
Frank D. Mrrach
Deafness cured only by constitutional remedies claims
An advertisement asserts deafness is caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and can only be cured by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for any catarrh related case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills as best, with Toledo based contact.
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F.j.cueney & Co
Toledo
Diphtheria Patient Escapes Quarantine at Kirkpatrick Building
J Kenney a convalescing diphtheria patient escaped from the Kirkpatrick building Thursday night where several others were under quarantine. A double watch is on the building day and night as authorities believe he headed for Idaho. He is about 30 years old, five feet ten inches tall, black hair and mustache, slight slouch, wearing a dark hat, coat, and gray trousers.
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Kirkpatrick
Kenney
Idaho
Hunters Trespassers Warned On Hawley Selway Ranch
All parties caught hunting or trespassing on our ranches will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Hawley J. Selway and associates issue a strict warning for trespass violations.
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Hawley J. Selway
Enjoyable Recital at Normal School Brightens Junior Day
Mrs E L Luce of the State Normal School of Music delighted Normal students with a song recital in general exercises on Wednesday afternoon honoring the Junior class. Selections included Bonnie Sweet Bessie and The Devoted Apple among others. Luce plans more recitals this year. A lost rubber off front wheel carriage between Dillon and Wilson's place was reported. finder to leave at J E Morse's.
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State Normal School of Music
Normal
Dillon
Wilson
J.E. Morse’s
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