Fatal Horseback Accident Passes Edna Wadsworth
A four teen year old girl Edna Wadsworth died after a pony frightened by locomotive steam dragged her about forty yards. Her brother escaped with minor injuries. Funeral held yesterday with Rev. Dunlop officiating.
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Simple gasoline method to kill dandelions in Colorado
A Colorado paper promotes a cheap dandelion remedy using a few drops of gasoline on the plants. The blossoms should be picked but the plant left intact, and an oil can prevents spillover on the grass. Dry conditions help the root rot and the method allegedly prevents reappearance. The note urges care to avoid grass damage and suggests trial in other cities where dandelions are a nuisance.
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Death of Mrs Nancy Kimberling at 79
Mrs Nancy Kimberling died peacefully last Monday at age 79 after a period of failing health. She was mother to six children four of whom survive including Chas Kimberling of this city who lived with her, Mrs Marshall, Mrs Johnson of Oregon and Mrs Conant of Spokane. She leaves several grandchildren and one great grandchild. her husband died eighteen years ago. The family had moved to the area decades ago.
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Narrow Escape At Busha Ranch Fire Alarm Saves Children
Miss Mabel Busha discovered smoke from a room at the Busha ranch home Tuesday night and alerted the family. The blaze began from a lamp explosion on the dresser and was quickly extinguished, preventing possible asphyxiation of the two younger sisters who hid under bed coverings.
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Company C N G M Members Ordered to Armory Meeting
All members are ordered to report to the Armory at 8 30 p m Tuesday June 13 1905 to vote for one lieutenant to succeed U S Rice resigned.
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Eagles Convention Ticket Sale in Anaconda 1905
Anaconda Montana hosts the Eagles Convention from June 16 to 21 1905 with round trip tickets priced at 87.40 dollars. Sale dates run June 18 to 21 and return validity extends to June 22. W J Waynes agent.
Local notes detail staff moves and school leadership changes
Prof J A Lowry leaves Big Timber public school for Seattle on business and will not return as principal. Florence Mullen is elected Big Timber public schools teacher replacing Miss Mabel Spencer. The Absarokee Trading Co buys Ross Runner Mercantile and reorganizes with new officers. A band instructor is hired for summer. Prof Wood of Stillwater to lead.
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