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Newspaper

Grass Range Review

Location

Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1919

Page

5

Robbers Plot to Rob Silver Bow Treasurer

Three masked men plotted to rob County Treasurer C. T. Puckett as he transported a day’s tax receipts to Silver Bow National Bank in Butte. A former convict linked to the plan approached Puckett on the courthouse stairs but the scheme was foiled by Sheriff O’Rourke and deputies who spotted two cars waiting and followed the suspect.

C.T. Punckett Silver Bow County Silver Bow Puckett Silver Bow Bank Butte O’rourke Montana Quartz Street Deer Lodge

Deer Herds Reported Near Columbia Falls By Veterans

Elmer Judson of the American Legion in Great Falls and John Hinkle return from a five day outing with big trophies. Judson says deer are so plentiful they pick out the largest bucks, with Judson taking a 170 pound four point and Hinkle a 190 pound buck.

Columbia Falls Elmer Judson American Legion Great Falls John Hinkle Judson Hinkle

Denmark reports about 255000 laborers in total

The report states that the total number of laborers of all kinds in Denmark is about 255000, indicating large employment across sectors within the country. The figure underscores the breadth of Denmark's workforce.

Denmark

Nez Perces heroine noted for frontier battle valor

The article extols Nez Perces women in the Battle of the Big Hole in August 1877. It highlights To-ka-map-map-e who seized a soldier’s knife, killed him, and fled to Chief Joseph’s camp to report enemy dispositions. It cites casualties and lasting impact on morale and fighting reputation.

The Big Hole Joseph General Gibbons Nez Perces Gibbon Battle of the Big Hole

Livingston Plant Makes Overalls for Montanans

A Livingston W M Finck & Co factory opened in 1919 drives Montana manufacturing, led by manager J F Manning. The three story brick plant uses modern equipment to produce Pig's Nose overalls with 44 hour weeks, piecework pay, and bus transport for workers. Output stands at 200 dozen weekly, with plans to add 100 dozen more and install more machinery.

Detroit Livingston Montana Missouri Arizona New Mexico Colorado Wyoming Idaho Washington Seattle Finch O. J. Paul W. M. Finch Company Treasure State Atlantic Middle West Finch Company Treasure Robert 8. Phillips W. M. Finck & Co J. F. Manning Twin Cities Pacific Coast Mr. Manning Livingston Fac Park County United Garment Workers of America Manning An

Leave It To Warren And The Pearl Ring

Mr and Mrs Warren Schuck of Butte host a nuptial dinner where an oyster yielded a large pearl now set in a ring by a local jeweler. Schuck, a poet and writer for the Butte Anaconda Standard, may craft a new jingling that rings with luck as the couple welcomes prosperity.

Mrs. Warren Schuck Butte Mrs. Schuck Schucks Warren

Former Montana Man King of Turf Sells Havana Racing Plant

Curley Brown longtime Montana figure and promoter of major race tracks sells his Havana, Cuba plant to John J. McGraw of New York for over a million dollars. Brown earlier built and ran the famed Old Stand in Helena and later became a leading turf executive with ventures across the United States. He plans a rest before possible future ventures and may visit Helena this winter.

Havana Cuba John J. McGraw New York Curley” Brown Montana Maurice Weiss Placer Hotel Brown Weiss Helena California Jacksonville Florida South McGraw C. A. Stoneman South America

Robbery at Butte Theater Cashier Office

Two masked men robbed the American theater in Butte causing Miss Emma Peterson and janitor John Kelly to be knocked unconscious. They looted the open safe of nearly $1,000 before fleeing the scene as manager Frank Bailey learned of the heist.

American Theater Butte Emma Peterson John Kelly Frank Bailey The American Miss Peterson Kelly

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