RAN OFF BRIDGE AND FISH CAR TRAVELS REPORTED
A buggy driven by Charles Cantwall of City Stables rolled into a dark ridge river area near a narrow bridge. Cantwall crushed foot, others uninjured. A lamp at the site urged. A United States Fish Commission car passed through en route to Seattle with 70,000 fingerlings aboard. Remains of Robert J. Kennedy sent to Madison Wisconsin for interment. Numerous local notes follow including camping, auctions, and legal deeds.
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I B. J. Kennedy
Wisconsin
Missoula
Charles Cartnall
Cantwall
Parsons
United States Fish Commission
Spokane
Seattle
Boeman Fish Hatcheries
T. C. Pierce
Funeral Service for Mrs. M. J. Moore Held Wednesday
The funeral for Mrs. M. J. Moore, who died Tuesday morning, was held at 2:30 PM from her Hast Front residence. The notices also include an advertised letters list for Missoula dated August 28 1900 with many names and locations for pickup.
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M. J. Moore
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings and Death
August notices from Dillon report Mr and Mrs George Edinger visiting Hast for months and Grant Haynes moving to Lima. Local staff changes include C D Brown visiting from Milton Ore and Mae Rich becoming hello girl in Misa Nickum’s place. high school opens September 4 and public school September 10. A fall hunting party near Blacktail, a serious accident injuring H N Virden, and a Republican primary meeting with delegates elected are noted. The death of pioneer Tane Van Camp at age 72 is reported along with funeral details and surviving spouse.
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Mae Rich
Misa Nickum
Mina May” Murphy
Agnes Staudaker
Beaverhead County
Tane van Camp
van Camp
Montana
Dillon
Martha van Camp
Hooton
Final rites for Mr Van Camp held at Methodist church
One daughter Mrs Farrington of Boulder and a son Charles of this city mourn his loss. Mr Van Camp was a well respected citizen, devout Christian and ready to help the fallen. Funeral services will be tomorrow afternoon at the Methodist church and interment will be at Poindexter cemetery.
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Farrington
Boulder
Charles
Mr. van Camp
Methodist Church
Poindexter
Bozeman News Roundup Highlights Local Visitors and Events
Bozeman notes guest from Lewistown at Hogan home. A. A. Braten returns from Chico Strings visit. Sacket family back from Spanish Creek outing after three weeks. Paisey Rive, famed horseman of Toften, seeks buyers for several well bred horses. Burt Colburn and A. Brasfield newly bought threshing outfit head to Salesville for large contracts. U.S. fish cargo ships young trout to Oregon streams to boost populations. Primary elections loom with party workers mobilizing. Republicans seen strong for fall ticket. Walter Hartman escapes serious injury after horse slip on West Gallatin vacation. New local paper launched amid optimism and growing ads. editor absent, Ed Stowe acts as interim.
Allen’s Foot-Mase and Foot-Base advertised for feet
The ad touts Allen’s Foot-Mase powder for curing painful feet ingrown nails and corns with instant relief and comfort. Allen’s Foot-Base is claimed to ease tight or new shoes and prevent hot aching feet. A trial package is offered free, with purchase from druggists and shoe stores. Also describes a hotel breakfast and lunch on the Northern Pacific’s Harth Coast Limited train with electric rooms and amenities.
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Allen
My Mall
Allen 8
Olmsted, le Roy N, T
Pacife
North Coast Limited Train Feature Compared to Historic Cars
An observation car on the North Coast Limited is likened to the old- style observation and gentlemen's library smoking car, with the Westinghouse air- brake contrasted to the Armstrong wheel brake. The ad promotes the through service from Butte to St. Paul and Minneapolis.
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North Coast Limited
Westinghouse
Armstrong
Butte
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dillon Invites Butte and Anaconda to Park Opening
Labor Day picnic kicks off at Dillon on September 8 with a new park opening. Short Line trains run from Butte at 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. returning from Dillon at 6:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Round trip fares are $1.00, children under 12 pay 50 cents. Music and dancing planned with thirty chair cars and coaches for excursionists.
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Dillon
Butte
Anaconda
Ladies and Gentlemen in Modern Rail Cars and Auctions
A note contrasts the old library and smoking cars with a new observation car on the North Coast Limited offering the best view to ladies. It also records a Montana county notice of public auction of delinquent tax properties in Silver County, listing numerous lot and block numbers for sale at the county courthouse on a specific date.
Special rates to hurt Bo? s Paines at Springdale hot springs
Special eight day round trip tickets offered by the Northern Pacific to Springdale Montana for travel from multiple Montana towns. Tickets include round trip fare, seven nights lodging and bathing privileges at Hunter's Hot Springs, plus meals. Agents listed with partial names and locations.
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Hunter's
Int
Springdale
Livingston
Hamilton
Missoula
Philipsburg
Marysville
Deer Lodge
Pony Sass Norris
Winston
Townsend Lombard
Custer , Forsythe
Miles City
Glendive
Bozeman Chestnut Y
San Goard
Chas
PRN
St Paul
Ming
Ares Verve
Bankrupt Sale of Utah Market Stock at Butte
The trustee in bankruptcy of Utah Market Company in Butte Montana announces sealed bids through September For purchase of entire stock of groceries and fixtures from the store room at 43 West Fork Street and for four horses one set double harness and one spring wagon Bids must include a ten percent certified check and be written Goods may be inspected daily 10 am to 4 pm until bid close August 22 1900 in Butte Montana A Spencer trustee.
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Utah Market Company
West Fork Street
Butte
Montana
West Park Street
Gehorgh A, Spencer
Sale of School Bonds Notice of Public Auction
Notice is given that School District No. 4 Jefferson county Montana will auction twelve thousand dollars in bonds at 1 pm on September 20 1900 in Whitehall. Bonds of five hundred dollars each mature in 15 years at 5 percent interest with principal and interest payable at Jefferson county treasurer. Bids may be rejected. bonds not sold below par. Attest by the board of trustees.
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Silver County
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Court House
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Lote
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James M
Melj Gorn Meighan
Imothy
Ean O'Dopnall
Catherin KcNulty
Summit Valley
Bow County
United Eater
Jane
Board of Trustees
Jefferson County
Sal
Whitehall
Jefferson
Fe Houlder
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