News from the Junction country and surrounding camps
A miscellaneous letter feature from Junetion Idaho and nearby camps reports cattle movements, mining deals, real estate sales, and local arrivals. Notables include D J Hogan of Great Falls buying 700 steers for Sun River, R M Cobban closing Bannister mining deal, and Ed Johnston of Omaha visiting.
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Tur Tribune
Spa
Rockies
D.J. Hogan
Great Falls
Sun River
Montana
R. M. Cobban
Butte
Bannister
Texas
Ed Johnston
Omaha
Gilbert
Thos
Sperian
Horse Prairie
Gray L. Pareill
Olive Humphrey
J. W. Spearian
Bannack
Fine Watch Repairing Albert Stamm
Buy Cedar posts from Thompson Reynolds and save compared to mountains pickup. affordable offer highlighted with local dealer emphasis.
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Albert Stamm
Cedar Posts
Thompson & Reynolds
Defeat Cleveland urged amid tariff and governance debate
A compilation of opinions argues against Cleveland’s presidency citing risks of an accidental president if Stevenson were to succeed. It contrasts imperial and domestic policy while noting England’s population growth and tariff effects on wages, with figures from New York officials on raised salaries and tariff-era price shifts.
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Cleveland
Lincoln
Garfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Chicago
Mr. Cleveland
Adlai
New York Recorder
Watchdog of the Treasury Celebrated in humorous note
A lighthearted quip from the New York Recorder praises Uncle Sam as the fairest watchdog of the Treasury, framing his role in patriotic terms and using informal vernacular. The piece blends satire with national pride in a compact punchline.
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Sam
New York Recorder
Where the Surplus Went in U S Treasury Funds
The article discusses the return of a surplus of about 50 million dollars, noting Republicans used AP funds to cut the public debt rather than loaning to pet banks as Cleveland did. It argues European rivals view reciprocity policy as a real trade threat and would celebrate if protection and reciprocity were abandoned, per Harrison’s acceptance letter.
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Buon Creek
Robert Joy
Willow Creek
Kembitch
Julius Hartwig
Glen Siding
Julius
Louis Maurer
Twin Bridges
People’s Party
Geo. Swartz
George
Clare Stanfield
George Hastings
Treasury
Cleveland
Aurope
United States
Harrison
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the Tribune
Idaho
Rock Vezina
Oliver Clough
Neb
State University
Geo. Banon
A. m
Lower Lemhi
Warren
Red Rock
Birch Creek
M. J. Connell CO
Illinery
Mail Order Department
M. J. Connell Company
Butte City
England
New York
Peck
the Treasury
Priges
Hammer & Moore
Bannage ST
Dillon, Mont
Shorthorn Bulls
Dillon Fair
Alex. Metzel
U. S. Gov't Report
Lund
Illon National Bane
Butte Furniture House
Pele
W.park Street
Butte, Mont
Dillon
CASH
W. Park Street
BEE Hive Hardware CO
Cold Coinstoves & Ranges
Crockery
Mont
Montana Street
First National Bank
M. A. Hennebery
Crowell & Nuckolls
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