Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft Host Whit Party
Local Woodmen lodge on West Broadway held a whist party with music, prizes, and socializing. Ladies of the Women’s club contributed talks on liquid air and oratory while members and guests enjoyed games, a walking stick prize, and a silver bell won by Mrs. Meyant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onder
LTA
Harry Shippen
Dean
Deering
Keith Ae
Pho Hitler
Miss Messier
J. M Vhdes Tio
Whonwis
Mrs. Meyant
J. St. Sidley
Annie Titchards
West Myidle
Alex Husband
Mira
George Nobte
Mies
Joinah Leigh
Dillion Pasehal
Daisy D
Misa Dork
Helen Merkechnie
M Pearl Hoyes
Lowes Basen
Parise
WI Black
Gaylord Wak
Meoab Passmorn
Bot. Cornelius
Angus McDonald
Futon
William D. Burbage
Kins
Husbands
Secon
Tinskin Bond
Ed Peesmore
Women's Club
Mpg
Lyvest & Paper
Iton Aleesey
Mrs. Clark
Unclear fragmentary incident near Pesta and Werghinphond
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a young man from Werghinphond and a Titdames sulway with a Dudesa polative of Mere Hanson. Details are unreadable and no clear event or outcome emerges from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaghan
Reva
Emoe
Cope
Werghinphond
Hanson
Deer Lodge Notes From The Pioneer Era
Deer Lodge notes recount visitors and residents arrivals and departures from Pioneer days. Names include Tul Aarts N Bielowberg Th F Trown and Conley with various local families, church events, travel to Philipsburg Helena and Anaconda, hunting reports, and a death in the Larsen family with funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver State
Tul Aarts
Pioneer
Bielowberg
Bulle Uy Juwayid
Tron
Montana
Th. F. Trown
Deer Ludee Munday
Hla Rane
Weetenbors
Dele
Bozeman Figures Visit Friends and Travel
Bozeman residents and visitors are listed with several trips and calls last week. Miss Ballinger visited Livingston friends, Mrs. J. Philips went to Pony for a short visit, H. C. Cockrill traveled to Big Timber on business, Reid left for Salt Lake on a business trip, Dr Charnbliss was called to Big Timber, Miss Fannie Campbell visited Bozeman, J. C. Kinney and family moved back to Manhattan for the summer, and Mrs Frank Kyle visited from Helena to see parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thubert Cray
Bannack
Tony
Reneh
Argenta
Co. R. Townsend
GT. Paul
Monida
Wfituirn
A. J. Stone
Tutte Monda
George W. Wheat
Twin Bridges
M. Ft. Loughlen
Gist
Glendale
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Dillon Volunteers
Montana
Sanders
Butte
Silver Bow County
Teachers’ Institute
Massollonmer
Dade
Weiliae Nepton
Inseyia O
Deer Lodge
Gasper Gherrite
Irs
Valizem
Thineias
Anaconta
Hite
Will Hyde
Uiivers
Fraternal Union
Amwreen
K. C. Parker
Garnet
Vata
A. Robinson
Martin
Codvce
Frank
Mise
Porthind
Purney Metinley
Anavenda
Witte
Wales
Italy
Belcle
Dordan
Wipalur
Namie
Eyrnjenes
Charlie Andrus
Dyer
Walker
Betuttedt
Kom McTagie
Figft
Helena
Lieutenant French
Court House
Willie Christofferson
Win
Conville
Shields River
Park County
Archille Menard
W. H. O'Neill
California
Portland
Wm. Williams
Margaret Beaumont
Zosel
Axel
Welling Napton
Philipsburg
Anaconda
Pat Boyle
James A. Saunders
Wm. Bradshaw
Father Deltyck
Cornelian
Mise Eveline
John Matheson
Sterritt
Chipmient
C. 1
Dostum
B. J. Beaver Company
Tvony
Mra
Joba Fliamattel
Teohut
Felemia
Dee
Momdlak
Pitalye
Peter Peterson
Altalee
Eliy
Pete
Nicetolnes
Dil Mille
Ben Fes
P Raytex
Jerre Lehigh
Magnolia
Che Vaitroad
Jerome Wyckell
Dola Triktiorgar
Metin
Snyder
Texas
Vito Lo
Molle Lontana
Gen- Homan
Mrs. Walker
Miseea Mae Slavery
Tene Robinson
Ona Dinghi Ronni
Missy Norman Ohneon
Mr. Rice
Penthemin
New York
G. A. Wilson
Fulio Davestor
Tutte
Dyer Longe
Quest
Mire
Wilson
Mary L. Jelley
Spokane
Anaconda Company
Merrill Stackpole
Chloride Point Mining Company
Mercur
Utah
Laura Larsen
J GC. Larsen
Christian Church
Frank Kyle
Woman's Dread and Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Ad
Testimonial letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from hysteria painful menstruation backache and bearing down. Women from Greenpoint Racine Jersey City Heights and New York share cures and urge others to seek the remedy and free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily F. Hass
Freeman Street
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
C. D. Smith
St. Racine, Wis
Lydia E. Pinkhalm
Mrs. van Cleft
Saunders Ave
Jersey City Heights
N. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homer Etub
T. B. Aldrich
Might
Py Roe
Mra. Harwood
Grover Cleveland
Speer
James A. Talbot
Columbia Falls
Talbot
Mae Sullivan
West Park Street
James K. Hesser
Clark Pros. Bank
Arkansas Hot Springs
D. W. Tilton
West Broadway
St. John's Parish
John Hubert
Germany
James Reid
Agria1 College
Bozeman
City
Drs. Hall
Seymulez
Weber Sisters
Tedder Sentinel
J. M. White
Philadelphia
Mr. and
Caring Wartedd
Dt Te Onli
M. D'Atoey
Sothet
Mere
Breply
Firmnite Street
W. Tryin
Salt Lake
Stenshaw Hall
Mirso T. Ho Steinhorn
Oast
Mery, Jones I Lyneham
Arkaneas Hot Springs
Pqtty
Mr. Benjamin
Goulden
Wen
W. J. Peenk
Hot Springs
Ark
H.R. Martleth la Pook
Businesa
E.W. Sherman
Dillon Doings
Frank Cuening
W.G. Blair
Horsy
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