Baker Lands and Railway Split Falk in Local Nerves
Investors renew option on 200 acres of Findlater land south of Baker to fund a $12 001 capitalization venture inviting Baker businessmen to buy stock and stake a railroad yard plan. N P desires the tract. division points possible at Kingmont Tonquin or Pieva and Ismay taint the talks. Local sentiment warns of a potential disaster if prices rise and Baker seeks substantial backing for a division site amid a bustling homestead land rush in Rosebud and Custer counties.
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Real estate boom hits Western Montana filings boom
The United States land office in this city shows rapid progress as 262 filings were recorded in four days, a figure that may challenge any lingering doubts about the booming land market. Register Albert Kireh-
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United States Land Office
Thomases
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Albert Kireh
Great Responsibility for Railway Safety Impresses Post Odessa Wreck
Grant Counts argues that the Odessa railroad disaster highlights the duty of engineers operators and dispatchers to follow rules. He says safety devices help but only if staff exercise care. Negligence by one employee can kill many and deserves severe punishment. He urges reducing accidents by stricter measures.
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Deputy Sheriff Faces Arrest After Farm Home Attempt
Ratizak drove to Jhon Lattera’s farm south of Wibaux in Custer county to serve an attachment. Lattera disarmed him and aided by a companion with a six shooter. Deputy Boyce then arrived from Wibaux to serve the attachment. Sattero reportedly owned mortgaged stock. He is expected to be placed under arrest today for resisting an officer.
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Jhon Lattera
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Woman breaks leg on boat trip at Burlington Island park
Mrs. Mary E. Fries aged 73 of 856 North Fortieth street was injures when she tripped over a hawser on a returning boat from a Burlington Island park church picnic. Her daughter Cynthia Fries witnessed the fall. Dr William C Barrett treated her injuries aboard and Dr R B Wolf improvised splints before she was taken to Presbyterian hospital.
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Onions Enjoined in Des Moines Street Scene
Judge De Graff issued an injunction against the odor of cooking onions in Des Moines Iowa after lawyers complained of smells escaping from a restaurant chimney. The court ordered the restaurant to raise its chimney high enough to carry odors above nearby offices.
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