Here and There in Beaver Head County News Summary
Beaver Head items note a push to adopt a new high school bled schol law and rank the school era first among state schools. A dramatic report details Sheriff Padley recapturing six railroad jailbreakers, guiding a lengthy pursuit from Dell to Melrose, with them ending back in jail after a dramatic train stop. A prisoner escaped through a window bar, with authorities yet to recapture him.
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Cricerbon
Wenter Mountain
Tullon
Padleyer
Wham
Te Inter Mountain
Bute
Dell
Melrose
Hhis
Big Hole
Padley
Doon
Milner Banquet May Be Delayed By South African War Deliberations
London dispatch notes British mood unsettled as South African campaign lingers and Milner faces possible ban on public speech. Milner’s invitation to a London banquet hinges on Chamberlain approval and wartime sensitivities.
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Milner
London
War Department
Sir Alfred Milner
South Africa
Mr. Chamberlain
Marriage Surprise Party Links Dillon Couple in Virginia City
Special to Tater Mountain Dillon April 29. Madison county sheriff Wil D. Husted and Miss Mary Carey surprised friends by marrying in the Metlen hotel Dillon. The couple left Friday for Twin Bridges to attend Odd Fellows celebration where Husted was noble grand. They returned as Mr. and Mrs. Husted and were warmly congratulated on their wedding night.
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Tater Mountain
Dillon
Madison County
Wil D. Husted
Mary Carey
Virginia City
Old Player Town
Pia
Metlen
Justice Hirachman
Orig
Dan Callahan
Prank oVen Way
Jartie
Beaverhead County Briefs Highlight Moves and News
In Dillon Harry Horton and Butler plan to move to Miles City to run a new butcher business once the deal closes. Alfred Livingston reports fine ranch conditions and contemplates a Long Island foreman position. Harvey Quigley’s death brings bereavement to S J Haines. Residents send best wishes to movers and note local social visits and theatre rehearsals.
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Pecal
Inter Mountain
Harry Horton
Padley & Mud
Miles City
Tay Butler
Mr. Uth
John T. Cox
Mr. Butler
Mr. Horton
Dillon
Alfred Livingston
Belmont Park
W. H. Ramon
Mr. Livingston
Long Island
High School Bonds Carry in Beaverhead County
Special to Inter Mountain. Dillon voters backed a 30000 bond to build and equip a free county high school. In Dillon 273 votes were cast with 13 against. Lima reported about 30 votes all for bonds, Bannack eight against and about 40 for. Frontal parts of the county indicate the proposition passing by roughly ten to one. Beaverhead leads as the first county in the district.
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Inter Mountain
Dillon
Lima
Bannack
Beaverhead
Start Land Boom at Camden
Geo W Jessop, a Camden real estate dealer and board of trade member, confirms massive land purchases along the Gloucester City Mount Ephraim corridor near Philadelphia. Purchases total twelve farms in early week with three more by Saturday, over 400 acres in the latest buys. Investors led by H C Frick of Pittsburgh plan business development. Jessop cites 50 million dollars backing and foresees a Camden city annex near 40 000 to 50 000 residents in a few years.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Gloucester Ciy
Mount Ephraim
New Jersey
Geo. W. Jessop
N. J., Board of Trade
Pittsburg
Camden
Mission board deputation to Ceylon and M dia continents
The prudential committee of the board plans a deputation to M dia and Ceylon after urging for years. Rev. James L. Barton, Rev. Dr. Jean F. Loba, and Wm F. Whittemore form the delegation. They will stop in London for May anniversaries and expect to reach Ceylon in early June.
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Mdia
Ceylon
Prudential Committee
Boston
London
Slashing Chilean Claims Progress Report
New York April 29 six claims remain to be disposed of by the Chilean claims commission before adjournment. Twelve claims have been determined with about two and a half million dollars originally sought. The commission awarded only thirty two thousand. One unsettled claim concerns the seizure of the stemmey stata by the United States as Chile braces for a strong legal effort led by Senor Don Abel Crug counsel.
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Associated Press
New York
Chilean Claims Commission
Herald
Washington
Chili
United States
Chill
Don Abel Crug
Era of Peace in Salvador
New York dispatch reports President Regalado, facing ill health, asked Congress for a nine months leave of absence due to the nation enjoying peace. The Salvadoran government has taken charge of the steamer Tiv, recently bought in San Francisco for coast service.
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Associated Press
New York
the Herald
Salvador
Regalado
Tvl
San Francisco
Miners and Prospectors' Excursions to the Southwest
Advertises discounted excursion fares via the Chicago Great Western and Santa Fe lines for homeseekers and travelers from various U S locations to New Mexico Arizona Utah and Buffalo Pan American Exposition 1901. Details include round trip prices duration limits and agent contacts with dates in April May and June.
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United States
Chicago Great Western Ry
Itlp
Great Western
F. H. Lord
Gen. Pasa
Agt
Chicago
Santa Fe
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
New Mexico
Arizona
J . F. Warren
Gen
A. T
3. F
Dooly Block
East Lake City
Utah
Buffalo
Chicago Great Western Railway
Exposition Grounds
Tte
Or . P. Elmer
Adams St
French Yansy Tablets Marketed for Pain Relief
Ladies appreciate a remedy with no market equal for relieving and curing painful irregularities. French Yansy Tablets, manufactured in Paris by A. Augendre, are sold only by Newbro Drug Co. of Butte, Montana for $2 per box, mailed sealed. Chicago Restaurant under Luxton's new meat market at 525 Main reopened with improved fixtures and service offering best value.
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A. Augendre
Paris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Mont
Chicago
Luxton
Main
American Board Plans Eastern Mission Deputation
The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions completed arrangements to send a deputation to the Far East from its eastern stations, aiming to gather full facts and inform the board. The announcement was made in New York on April 29.
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American Board
New York
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Far East
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