Railroad plans for new subsidiary line near Spokane
The Northern Pacific and Great Northern aim to extend a cross state network from Connell to Adring and beyond, linking Spokane to Columbia rivers and St. Paul routes. The plan involves water rights, irrigation, and cross country connections, with New York Central pursuing a separate Pittsburgh link. Elevation work on Chicago tracks will cost about eight million dollars and should finish in a year.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Cheney Lo Caulee
Oblengu
Cornell
Tre
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Columbia Rives
Omin Wie
North Tanks
Cinall Novitern
Craton
New York Central
New York
Pubsburg
Clymer
WIL Park Vie
Youghingheny
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Winds Central
Lake Shore
Lake Sloe
Sila
Yoronto
Chietgn
Na York
Vermont
New Osunpeties
Ollestern Cineteln
Ake Mich Pet
SZC Sui
Remany
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
Noah Ky resident touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for menopausal symptoms. Claims include relief from headaches nervous prostration and hemorrhage. Mississippi and Kentucky readers urged to contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass for free confidential advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Noah, Ky
Pinkham
Lydia
Pinksiam
Noah
Fragmentary obituary note with names and relations
Fragmentary OCR obituary fragment mentions a Witte strike and a W. J. strike at Iromawee. It references a death caused by an accient, a Corn wall and Und, and notes survivors including a wife and two children in Michigan, a father and mother, Joer Wethers, and sisters dd Lutte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury Street
W. J
Iromawee
Mick
Rashalt
Cornwall
Miebigan Amt
Joer Wethers
Unclear OCR: Namy Mies End Toy at 6 nerd in Centereie
Fragmentary text mentions Arthur Collins, Trinity Methanse Episcopal church, and a young couple planning a home in Nampa. Names and places are garbled. no clear dated event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Collins
Namy
Ma Oliver
Trinity Methanse Episcopal Church
Nampa
Clarke
Ieatida
Atte Tir Avery
Dillon Notes Reflect Family Travel Plans
Speehil Coprespouirnce of the Standard reports Dillon residents discuss upcoming travels. Prof. Ne Futile and SiO Wak Remember exit Seattle after a Salt Likely gathering. Mrs. Bully and daughter Dillon plan an exposition trip to Seattle, while Sr. Puller stays behind. Mr. Fuller and Mrs. Fuller will attend the election, then travel to Los Angeles and Denver for an education conv en tion, return to Massachusetts, then sail to Germany for the summer.
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Txion
Kane
Ne Futile
Ube
Oita
Seattle
Bully
Dette Dillon
Settle
Ier
Sin
Los Angeles
Donsver
Chere
Massachusette
Jaste
Germany
More facilities promised for Polaris mining camp
Promised upgrades with new facilities for the Polaris mining camp are reported. The article notes plans to construct a spur from the nearest rail line toward Polaris, with expectations the camp will open in the port area within months. The piece mentions the involvement of company property and future hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Petal Vei Ngialel
Dilon
Harry
Dillon
Wierle
Oehere
Gonperay
New York
Rieps
GI Mare & Pittsburg
Butte Business College Promises Promising Careers for Graduates
Informal review extols business colleges urging young men and women to train for office positions. Emphasizes demand for stenographers, clerks, and skilled workers, noting scholarships, modern courses, and strong employment outcomes. Concludes with tribute to a young man and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
Tusties College
Fond Commercial School
Ruch
Butte Business College
Biginesy Ag
Mutte Business College
Thore Swebly
Mliway
Areauniants Ag
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Sullivan's relative named in notice
Street and family mourners named include Throshy Sullivan and Miss Nellie Worry linked to local merchants. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 PM from Mrs Sullivan's mother's home, 10 West Porphyry Street, to Cathalle Cemetery for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera Nre
An American Drummer Delights Family Theater Patrons
The Family theater stage features An American Drummer presented by Wonwhite's Hayvers stern. Cast includes O’Faryel, Desmond, Donnell, and O’Donnell with strong violin interludes by M O’Donnell. The production draws lively local audience all week and showcases notable performances by Lena TNL and Molly Bawn in key roles.
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Sunner
Telus
Wonwhite
Hayvers Stern
Vila
Che Arun Pier
Otte Gretlu
Alichsel Creyi
Denrant
Flavey Gornell
Patrick O'Faryel
He Wattery
Milas Phylis Hanington
Ax Molly Bawn
Heralps
Ant Ed Wheins
Virgin City Notes Special Correspondence June 86
Virgininia City notes recount local events and incidents. A child’s accidental poisoning prompts medical care and burial arrangements near Harevision. Mining news includes high grade ore finds at Rite Manloeng and new ore vein development at AY. Educator changes spark school district adjustments as Miss Reay Bradford is appointed assistant principal in Virgin City.
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Waledi Morley
Andrew Mechasd
Famly
Harevison
Walkerville
Tureisau
Sisa Moserice
Mieda Jobnyon
Mrm
F Dolitvon
Mbsuuti
Anlay
Virglwin
J. M. Teanle
Rite nManloeg
Rik
Wwark
Reay M.isradford
Misaowty
Wiegiada Ciy Bublig Srkada
Atise Miah Marri
Wei
Igradford
Merk
A. Hulteerore
Laent Avhwok
Cita
WNI
Mirwouls
Madmnan Saat
Warlso
Bherlelan
Wey
Belig
Popular Armstead wedding weds Fern Scott and Le Grand Young
Miss Fern Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Lees of Armetead becomes the bride of Le Grand Young of Salt Lake City. The ceremony in Armstead features a decorated home, Mendelssohn's march, and a Presbyterian minister officiating. The bride, a long-time resident educated at local schools and state universities, is given away by her father. The groom, a prominent Salt Lake engineer, plans a honeymoon in Colorado before returning to Armstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pintyssoy Miller
Klogsberg
Ranifort
Min
Wad
Mtoe
Sebren
Theniton
Sulienn
Idale
Banesinai
AbiaWh
Zich
Salle Dee
Ph Bowe Ste
Amessea
Paulsy
DM Mid
Hingis
Caden
Dilton
Helen
Carine
Levoll
Ate
Robert
Dota
Nellie
Dillon
Moore
Ching
Mike
Rod Radls
Weasley Foo
Emi
A. Qoehrine
Dilan
Kart Sacht
Withur Gilbert
University of Mionigai
Ann Arior
Clyde Helterson
Mies Cote Tn Verwood
Spencer
Tkthe
Marge
Wr. Acb
Martin
Manze Society
Doh
Mike Fisnn
Have Kennedy
Helent
Morse Prairie
Witty
Danes Manafield
J. Vbetter
Flavre
St. Janes
J. Wash
Adl
Tagden
Pop Hower Ward Swiin
Anil
EL Swati
Frans Melott
Wis
Fern Scott
Anne Ott
J. W. Lees
Armelead
le Grand Young
Mendelssohn
Sadle Gracter
Se. A. J. Martin
Bilina
Faye Scott
Slater
Mad
Borin
Mra J. Py
Herndon
Falmon
Idaho
Ide
Meavertiodd
Countes
Eaverhead Cunty
Californi Ier
4. W. Scott
Armetead
Col Aic Necker
Ue County
Los Rmigration Ganon Vally Aad
Utah
Ele
Sat Lake City
Youngss Hess Min
Mrs. Young
Missoula Party Welcomes Duke and Anaconda Businessmen
Missoula prepares for visiting Duke and Anaconda businessmen en route to Alberton for the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway sale. Ye Olde Inn hosts and J. Pierce greets the crowd aboard the special train. The Garden city touts its hospitality and hotel accommodations for the visitors and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Unis City
Anaconda
Norrow
Alberton
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway Company
Ian
Mont
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Wiberton Inune- Butle
Eity
North Main Street
W. P. Warner, AG. F.& P. A
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Billings
BILL
Confell & Ndatory
Osntelinitan
Fiie Railrendes
Faelfia
Chinne Geo Track
Malirand Stet
Prather of
Wealbeannay
Esningelvedy
Poanagteania
York Cental
Bestan
Melis Ballimera & Kin
Uline
Uly Dant Tong
Colvins-Tov
Linnaa
Ensus Sbles
Wilsen
Antarius
James Spleivas
Aud Wolock
James
Sie Tright
Patrick Sullivan
South Montana
Virginia City Notes
Young—Scott
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Omaha
Minneapolis, St. Paul
B. A. Gray
North-Western
LIN
Sixth Avenue Wear
Ulelena
Stunt
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
Northern Pacific Railway
Butte
Argnol Irrigation Gongres
Brokano
Tacoma
H. Merriman
PP & Boa
Tulte
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
Alberton, Mont
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