Double murder leads to lynching in Mondak Mont
In Mondak Montana Sheriff Thomas Courtney and Deputy Richard Burmaster were killed during an attempted arrest of J C Collins. A lynch mob hanged Collins at a telephone pole about ten tonight after a tense standoff and fire beliaed clothing.
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Mondak
Mont
Thomas Courtney
Sheridan
Richard Burmaster
C. Collins
Bridge In Construction Company
Lissouri
Colins
Aya
Shad
Nother
Neal Slay
Shack
Patterson
Esreuier
Colin S
Tilson
Collins
Urtney
Rmaster
Gro
Burmaster
Williston
Himi
Yin
Restaurant keeper liable for lost coat in coat room ruling
The New York appellate division affirmed a $47 judgment against restaurant keeper L G Riggs for the loss of R D Wentworths over coat. Wentworth hung his coat on a hook in a coat room provided by the defendant and the court found it under his exclusive temporary custody. Glendive independent reports the decision.
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State Supreme Court
R. de M. Wentworth
L. G. Riggs
Wentworth
Glendive Independent
Necessity of Pure Seed in Eastern Montana Farmers
Billings April 9 That eastern Montana farmers recognize the need for pure seed shown by inquiries to Carroll of the Eastern Montana Producers Association. Organized weeks ago the group aims to promote farmers interest especially in good seed. Membership grows steadily and by next season it will likely supply nearly all eastern Montana farmers who join with seed suited to local climate and soil.
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Billings
Montana
Carroll
Eastern Montana Producer’s Association
Better Farming Special Milwaukee Train Tour Reaches Montana
The Better Farming Special train from Milwaukee toured Montana stopping at Bozeman and twenty plus towns including Missoula Miles City and Baker. Faculty from Montana State College traveled with the train led by Prof Ws M. Cobleigh and O. K E. Shaner with others handling agriculture and publicity duties.
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Bozeman
Millicaukee
R. C. Jones
Department of Dairying
W. J. Taylor
R. F. Miller
L. F. Gieseker
Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
A vintage testimonial promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs and colds. O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama cites his wife’s recovery from an obstinate cough, crediting the medicine. Price fifty cents to one dollar, recommended by druggists.
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Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Administration Bills and Currency Legislation Discussed
The article reports ongoing review of tariff programme with the President and Ways and Means. It notes Administration bills and currency legislation planned for future conferences. Senator Owen of Oklahoma indicates currency measures may follow tariff decisions, with the President cautious about rushing key reforms through Congress.
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House Committee
Owen
Oklahoma
Congress
Wilson
Teachers Examination Sets Dates for Glasgow and Saco
The next regular teachers examination will be held April 24 25 and 26 starting at 9 a.m. in Glasgow and Saco. Books listed as basis for questions include Shea Everyday Problems of Teaching Bobbs Merrill 1.00 postpaid Reading Sherman Read Essential Studies in Reading University Publishing Lincoln Neb 1.00 School Management Seeley School Management Hind Noble Klldridge New York 1.25 Elementary Psychology Hallock Psychology and Psychic Culture American Book Company New York 1.25 Flora Sims.
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Glasgow
Saco
Bobbs, Merrill & Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Sherman & Read
The
University Publishing Company
Lincoln
Nebraska
Seeley’s
Hind’s, Noble & Kldridge
New York
Hallock’s
American Book Company
Flora Sims
Bids Sought for Montana Canal and Reservoir Works
The United States Reclamation Service invites bids by the end of April for 22 miles of the St. Marys Canal Milk River Project Montana involving 1 201 000 cubic yards of excavation. Also 2 400 000 cubic yards to be dug for the DishKun Reservoir Supply Canal and Sun River Slope Canal. Details at Reclamation Service Washington DC.
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United States Reclamation Service
St. Mary’s Canal
Milk River Project
Montana
Dishkun Reservoir
Sun River Slope Canal
Reclamation Service
Washington,d.c
St. Mary Canal Work Advances Near Milk River Valley
Morris Bien announces sealed proposals due April 28 for 22 miles of St. Mary canal from lower St. Mary lake to Milk River north fork in Blackfeet Reservation. About 1,201,000 cubic yards must be moved. Project includes two storage reservoirs on Swift Current creels near Glacier National Park and Sherburne and McDermott lakes. total cost around 2,000,000 Chinooke Opinion.
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Milks River
Savage
Morris Bien
Babb
St. Mary ‘Canal
St. Mary River
St. Mary Lake
Milk River
Blackfeet ‘Indian Reservation
Ereels
Glacier National Park
Sherburne Lakes
McDermott Lake
St. Mary
Glacier Park
St. Mary Lakes
Malta Newspaper Sold to New Proprietor in Turmoil
Malta reports John Surgant sold the Malta Enterprise to H A Johnson of Tuave Joy. The new owner has taken possession. John M Parsons plans to move to Portman to begin a new publication.
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Malta
John Surgant
H. A. Johnson
Tuavejoy
John M. Parsons
Portman
Glasgow News
Pains in the Stomach Endorses Electric Bitters
An 1860s ad touts Electric Bitters as the best medicine for stomach and kidney issues. It cites H. T. Alston of Raleigh NC describing chronic pain and improved health after starting the remedy. The testimonial claims kidneys deregulated and liver not working, with positive first-dose effects and overall renewal. Priced 50 cents to 1.00, recommended by all druggists.
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Bright
H. T. Alston
Raleigh, N. C
New Dry Goods and Millinery Store Opens
Announcement that Miss Courtney's Dry Goods and Millinery Store has been purchased. The new owners promise a wide assortment of hats, suits, dresses, ladies and children's furnishings, aiming for best quality at lowest prices with years of East experience behind them.
Automobile License Registration and Speed Limits Issued
Owners of automobiles must register with the secretary of state under a new Montana law, with a two dollar registration fee per machine. Outside cities, speeds cannot exceed thirty miles per hour in thickly settled areas, and inside cities or towns the limit is twelve miles per hour.
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Montaim
Montana Farmers Urged to Diversify for Profitable Cropping
A Montana farmer argues that wheat alone cannot guarantee profit due to freight costs and production expenses. He cites corn as a superior fodder crop that spurred Dakotas and Minnesota prosperity and suggests Montana could raise corn to boost stock raising and dairying. The piece promotes a free copy of How to Make the Farm Pay from Home Quality Goods, with Rogers Templeton Lambete Co. and JOA Dahlquist, Manager.
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Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Canadian
For sale Two year old Ford bull
For sale a two year old white faced Ford bull. For particulars contact McAdams Kyle in Saco.adv
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Herford
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