Alleged Bigamist Case Tied to Montana Wyoming Officials
Sheridan county grand jury probes bigamy charge against Morehouse a Montana man held by Wyoming authorities. Evidence includes a Minnesota license to wed Elizabeth Marqueden of Sheridan and Helena’s Mourghause stories. Trial set in Buffalo, witnesses include Justice Harvey and clerk Brady. bonds set at 1000.
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Morehouse
Bigamist
Wyoming
Buffalo
Sheridan County
Brady
Indith Basin
Preus
Minnesota
Moorehouse
Violiw
Mary Roeyner
Helena
Dalula
Grady
Justice Harvey
F.C. Gray
Roy Waldell
District Court
Mourghause
Bullala
Montana
Iss Becrer
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Judith Basin
Tlarvey
Hind
Hue
Big Ranch Plans Large Irrigation Plant Investment
White Sulpice Surings Atay A McDonald and Ringling archased the Kingo ranches totaling 1,320 and 420 acres respectively. Purchasers plan to unite the properties into a private irrigation project supplying water for about 1,500 acres with a lake site of roughly three acres. Outfits will clear the site, add a private cave, and build an embankment across the gulch. The cost is stated as modest and aimed at boosting ranch productivity and regional continuity. Local properties along Lyme Hayne corridors welcome the project and its possible private irrigation benefits.
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A. McDonald
Kingo Ranch
Logan
Kingon
Gil
Sandpoint Lumber seeks right of way through Troy land
A Sandpoint Lumber and Bale company condemnation case won approval to build a logging railroad over Big Eight Mining property in Troy. Commissioners toured the site and damages will be set by J. W. Croft, Art Angell, and Frank Wagner. Construction to begin once action is settled, with a mill to employ 200 to 300 workers at Troy.
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May
Troy
Sandpoint Launber and Polo Company
Big Eight Mining Company
McCaffrey
Big Eight
Theodore Lentz
Pom~eroy
Judge Lente
Herp
J. W. Croft
Art Angell
Wil Frank Wagner
Fis
Cone
Big Wight
Frank Culver
Sandpoint Linnher
Bale Campany
S. M. Logan
Kalispell
BE. W. Wheelin
Sandpaine
Metalfrey
J. M. Blackford
J. Edison
Callahan Creek
Butte Hotel Murderer Admits Role in Hold Up
Multe George Beach, recently sentenced to life for murder of Cyril Schilling, admits presence in the Macyllan hotel hold up. Five others named as participants were sentenced or facing further appeals. MontE Harris and Willian Marris received death sentences, while others await supreme court review. Mack Graham remains in custody.
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Wiliam
Monte Mnariis
Earl McCoy
Duguio
William Hyrvis
Wim
Reach
Murdey
Schilling
Local Notes Record Small Town Happenings and Deaths
White Sulphur Springs items list visitors, dances, decorations and illnesses. Notables include MacDonald of Billings visiting for records, Copeland Lumber business and Miss Ruth Smith’s mother’s death. Also noted are Eli Johnson’s death at Ringling and Brank Cale’s sudden passing at Grand Central.
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Sulphuy Springs
Mide
Mardin
Mable Hereiny
Ivande
Ilene Lee Copeland
Copeland
Nozeman
Byrne Ranch
Fort Logan
Byrne
Monakt Moore
Palson
Freckles Treated Promise Clear Complexion By Othine
Advert indicates Freckles treatment promises success with Othine double strength and a money back guarantee. Claims show improvement after first uses and some light freckles vanish, urging customers to ask for the double strength preparation.
Wolf Creek News Briefs From May Day Season
Viala Dixon closes Wilfird school near Stearns and returns home with her mother on their ranch. Local visitors include Gas and Farnese Koch in Wolf, Joe Beatty at Sullivan valley, and Dick Bean traveling to Helena for business. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or report minor incidents, including Vera Rowman’s fall and possible arm injury. Local officials and workers move between Wolf Creek, Craig, and Helena for county business and projects.
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Viala Dixon
Wilfird
Stearns
Gas
Farnese Koch
Dick Bean
Jmear Clemons
Capial
Busta Joe Beatty
Sullivan Valley
Hess
M.S. Davis
Catheters Roggett
Craig
Jol T. Paves
Hutte
Yesterda
Burns
Neil Conway
County Coun
Balle Moore
Satredig
Helena
Romaty
Jobo Mere
Mast Molena
Merz
Myre
Pyle
Joe St. Meter
Arlena
Busi Ac
A. Tradichk
Franz Theampson and Son
Fmeleta
Roy
Frank Folsom
Sune
Dren
Telepa
Bace
Archie White
Danuher
Jane Wirden
Itisiness
Renan WeCarp
Holter
Neema Stewart
Creat Falls
Nicholas C. Wirth
George Tufty
Mr. Tufty
Vera Rowman
Hym
Howard Bown
Menard
Disturbance Over Lodger Ends in Jail for Man
Reported disturbances by Snores Disturb Hin over a lodger led to a row and subsequent jailing. Arthur Lawrence faced police testimony amid protests as a man named Laurence denied charges. Trial near Laue renue revealed assertions about quarters and a controversial sum paid for lodging.
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Arthur Lawrence
Salvas Huw Army
Jelstrate
A. Sheppard
Asanday Werelig
Lauerenue
Atlee
Jerry Locke Campaigning On State Business In Montana
In Harlowton on Saturday evening Jerry Locke spoke at the county court house amid a small crowd. He urged reductions in expenses and adjustments of inequalities and pressed for a seat in the legislature for Wheatland County while serving in state business. A local senator presided over the gathering.
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Jerry Locke
Harlowton
Chain Sta Af Aueitteititsurange
Hind
Wheatland
Job Foster
Oregon primary drama pits Olcott against Hall amid Klan unrest
In Oregon a fight over the Republican nomination for governor unfolds as Governor Olcott and State Senator Hall clash amid Ku Klux Klan activity. Reports from Great Falls tie Hall to Klan influence, while Olcott denounces the Klan and pledges equal treatment for all citizens. Local observers note strong Klan organization in multiple Oregon cities, complicating the race and prompting calls for vigilant law enforcement.
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Bey W. Olcott
Charles Hall
Oregon
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Hall
Mterest
Ku Kins Klan
Great Falls
Moarsrlay
Lewistown
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Helena
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Td Vers
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Olcott
Kirk
Aml Hose
Olentz
Ore
Genitus
Klan
Evry
Oleort
Victim of Unknown Assailant to Have Bullet Removed
Ernest Miller, who was attacked by an unknown assailant about two weeks ago, arrived in Shmatra on Thursday and will have a bullet removed tonight. A priest notes Miller reports a strange sensation as the bullet remains near his body.
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Shmatra
Ernest Miller
Vorarth
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