Sporting Notes From the Northwest Sports Roundup
Bert Senter named Bozeman manager. August Belmont plans to race hereafter. Pirates extending streak? Culbertson driving meet set for September. Ketchel honored in San Francisco. Butte doubts profit from fistfights in mining camp. Utah jockey club lease ends as Salt Lake races close. Edward Payson Weston completes Nevada walk. Livingston backers wager 8500 on perfect Livingston series. Seattle athletic meet August 12-13 hailed as great west event. Bloomer Girls beat Miles City 3 2 last week fair crowd. Gregg of Livingston linked to Spokane. Chicago asks 3500, Spokane 2000 for him. Helena catchers Thomas and Murray eyed by Cubs. Montana produces players as well as wheat. John Wilman killed, wife injured by NP train near Billings. two others hurt. Train frightened wagon team ran onto rails.
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Gregg
Livingston
Spokane
Thomas
Murray
Helena
Chicago Cubs
Montana
John Wilman
Northern Pacific
Billings
Jase
Jacob Wilman
Azman
Butt
Wilman
Worthless piano coupons circulates in San Francisco area
A San Francisco Bay Area scam trod a $50 million path using worthless piano bonds and rebus puzzles. Fake telegrams from manufacturers promised prizes, with bonds totaling $2.4 million issued to one firm. Buyers overpaid by $75 to $100, buying supposedly high priced pianos at fake discounts.
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San Francisco
Bay
Bradstreet's
Dan
Barnum
Music Trade Review
J. M. Clark Music House
Miles City
Mont
Trade Conditions Improve Despite Irregular Retail Trade
Weather and crop reports drive better trade conditions this week with improved winter wheat and spring wheat, corn cultivation aided by good weather, while cotton remains uneven due to rainfall in the South. Retail activity stays irregular as heat slows distribution but summer sales rise with milder temperatures. Wholesale lines show strongest gains with crops boosting next fall and spring deliveries. bank clearings stay high yearly with slower collections due to farming. Railway earnings rise 21 percent in April as net receipts grow faster than gross.
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Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Encouraging June 26 Dun’s signals broad business improvement
June 26 Dun’s notes a hopeful economic outlook with gains in bank clearings and railroad earnings, despite crop risks and tax disputes. Strong merchandise demand in hot weather and rising dry goods activity bolster confidence in a continued rebound from prior downturns. Exports rise and imports stabilize as commerce expands. Roe: from major industrial centers.
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New York
Roe
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Ismay Horse Sales
Hugh H. Hunter
Burt Mercantile Co
South Side Cafe
Benson Brothers
THE
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Albert Roberts
Miles City Creek
Ismay, Mont
Sheep Creek
Head
R. V. Lawrence
Knowlton
Locate and
Myers Creeks
Powder River
Sells-Floto Circus
S:sion
U.S
Bert Senter
Bozeman
August Belmont
Pirates
Culbertson Driving Association
Stanley Ketchel
Congress OF Beautiful Women
Solythe
Sells-Mioto
Butte Sports
Salt Lake
State Fair Association
Utah Jockey Club
Edward Payson Weston
Nevada
F. J. Haun
Seattle
Bloomer Girls
Donlan
Butte
Bradstreet’s
Northern Pacific Railway
Flathead
Rockies
Coeur d Alene
Coeur d' Alene Lake
Missoula
Coeur d’ Alene City
Idaho
Washington
W. Mott
Northern Pacific By
St. Paul, Minn
J. E. Spurling
A. M. Cleland
Gen. Pas
Dun’s
Lon
Rad
Ismay
Mrs
May Prindle
Devil Saloon
IS May
Bob
Benson Cafe
Geo. W. Bart
J. W. Stith
W. A. Brubaker
FP. P. Reiley
State Bank OF Terry
Terry
David Bickie
B. Kempton
Alfred ‘Wright
Geo. W. Bart, Harve Robinson
Geo
Ts ‘Gipson
Lon Flass “Geo. Qa, Reid
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