Man Dies After Snake Bite Near Sentinel Butte
J. J. Barley, 57, living six miles north of Sentinel Butte with his son E. W. Barley, was bitten by a rattlesnake while removing its rattles last Monday. He died eight hours later as his heart, already weak, failed after the poison entered his system. Dr. Museus arrived too late. Also noted: Geo. McClellan bought lot 4 in block 3 east of the Badger State Store to build an office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Barley
E. W. Barley
Sentinel Butte
Mr. Barley
Dr. Museus
Geo. McClellan
Badger State Store
Trains Restart Service From St Paul and Helena
Jno. M. Rapelje announces trains No. 3 from St Paul and No. 4 from Helena will resume service tomorrow. Equipment will move from Nos 5 and 6 to Nos 3 and 4, placing mail cars and sleepers back on trains 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Helena
Jno
M. Rapelje
Rancher Killed Near Belfield in Train Collision
B H Reineman, a 35 year old rancher near New England, was killed when an eastbound Northern Pacific train struck him near Belfield. Engineer W H Flannigan saw the man outside the rail too late to stop. He had a watch and $30 on him. foul play is suspected. He had traveled from Dickinson and planned to visit Miles City.
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Dickinson
N. C
B. H. Reineman
New England
Belfield
Northern Pacific
W.H. Flannigan
Reineman
Miles City
Homesteader Found Dead Near Dickinson
The decomposed body of William Laird an Englishman about 66 was found in a claim house ten miles south of Dickinson North Dakota. Coroner’s investigation indicates he had been dead in his bunk for several weeks. He had no known relatives and his origin is unknown. Neighbors recall odd behavior at times.
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Dickinson
N. D
William Laird
Laird
Estrayed Bay Horse Branded 69 Near Carlyle Mont
A bay horse estrayed from a residence on Sunday June 13 is described as about 1150 pounds, with rope around its neck, branded 69 on the left shoulder, located near section 24 1160 Carlyle Montana. Finder should notify Albert Setter in Carlyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
Albert Setter
Carlyle
Mont
Candidate Declares Candidacy for County Commissioner District Three
The candidate announces seeking the Republican nomination for the third district in the primaries. The name will not appear on the ballot, but stickers will be used and placed in every precinct within the district.
State's Attorney Candidate Born in Fondu Lac County Wis
A June 24 primaries candidate for State's Attorney is described as born and raised in Fondu Lac County Wisconsin. He studied public schools then Ripon College, later moved to the Dakota Territory, served as clerk of court in Union County, partnered with E W Miller, served as general counsel for North Western Realty Co., practiced in Lions Falls South Dakota, moved in 1906 to Beach North Dakota, where he built a substantial law practice serving North Dakota and Montana.
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Fondu Lac
Wisconsin
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
Territory of
Dakota
Union County
E. W. Miller
United States
South Dakota
Miller & Miller
Northwestern Realty Co
Lions Falls
S. D
Golden Valley
North Dakota
Beach
Montana
Billings County
Near-Arnold Ferris slate disrupts Beach politics
A Beach Advance editor new to the area pushes a 3 rate for candidate announcements while claims of outside control by the Near Arnold Ferris group swirl. The Chronicle accuses Cook of being forced into backing Near candidates to profit a local political machine, detailing alleged carpetbagger ties and improper county leadership.
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Ferris Clique
Beach Advance
Cook
J. E. Arnold
Geo. Nelson
Near line slate targets Keohane and McGregor for reelection
Cook urges voters to reelect John Keohane and J. A. McGregor despite over three years in office and past misconduct as part of the courthouse scandal. The note recalls a petition to remove the two for misconduct and mentions taxpayers voting against a new project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keohane
J. A. McGregor
Cook
Mr. Cook
Court House
Committees Appointed For Fourth of July Events
The executive committee in charge of the Fourth of July celebration met last Saturday night and appointed sub committees to oversee attractions. The groups include Howery Mike Power Geo Honges and C F Smith for general duties, Fireworks Geo Campbell 1S Bispham and C K E Chadderdon, Minor Sports E A Shabel C H Moulton and E E Noble, Baseball Geo Baht P G Marrington and Max Kuehl, Reception A B Kellogg ge Parahase and G D Lovell, Speaker J W Brinton Ed Hoverson and Phil St Jacque, Privileges Phil St Jacque Mike Power and J W Brinton, Marshal of the Day J S Bisphain.
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Howery
Mike Power
Geo
Honges
C.F. Smith
Campbell
1S. Bispham
C. KE. Chadderdon
E. A. Shabel
C. H. Moulton
E. E. Noble
Baht
P. G
Taft To Be Next President At Chicago Convention
Secretary of War William Howard Taft was chosen as the Republican presidential candidate at the Chicago convention. The selection was unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Chicago
Wm. H. Patt
Western State Vote Power Shifts to Western Counties
An editorial urges unity in the western part of the state to gain influence in politics and the U S Senate. It promotes support for C B Little of Bismarck as a western candidate and calls for regional cooperation to balance eastern dominance, noting new counties and growth.
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Minot
Red River Valley
Congress
Red River
East End
Senate
United States
C. B. Little
Bismarck
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J. A. Miller
A. Miller
E. C. Cooper Insurance
F. E. Near
Near-Arnold
Charles I. Cook
Chas. I. Cook
Advance
Near
J. EK. Arnold
Golden Valley State Bank
Ile
Arnold
Medora
Keohane
McGregor
Will
Marmarth
Brother Cook
Nelson
Nelson-Ferris
Mail and Herald
Ife
Ferris
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