Aldridge community notes and mining prospects
Re-elected officials include Tanahan as check weigh master. Aldridge hosts a lively union dance with music from local bands and plans for Degree of Honor. Miners discuss placer claims near Missoula with Cryster investing $20,000 in modern machinery. Heavy rains bless crops while Flathead horse sales loom as Indian agencies negotiate herd purchases. Hotels report busy days in Missoula as livery stables see high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pierson
J. D. Sommerville
Livingston
Horr
Cinnabar
Gardiner Jardine
Fridley
William D. Thomas
Aldridge
Meears Ralph
Wright
Beever
la Duke
Cunningham
Kier England
Inter Mountain
CB. Crysler
Cryster
Missoula
Provence Hotel
Montana
ANOTHER VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA DIES IN CITY
Melvin Bleman died today at St Patrick's hospital of pneumonia. His funeral took place this afternoon from the family residence No. 638 Dickens street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Bleman
St. Patrick's Hospital
Dickens Street
Forsythe News: Western Visitors Probe Montana Rail Line
Forsythe May 5. Western part of the state visitors camp north of the Porcupine and Musselshell rivers. They hint at Montana railroad extension from Merino but reveal nothing definite. Local residents include Thomas Davia and Attorney Lynche on Yellowstone trip, Ned Mercer planning to settle in the prize state, Dr. Lamb townsite man, Mrs. Isaacs purchasing Forsythe property, Mrs. J. L. Hale departing for Glendive. Peter Droese family moving into Hale house awaiting their own home completion. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tabor and Miss Mae Alexander arrive from Massachusetts with plans to visit relatives and vacation at Tabor's daughter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldridge
Horr
Iowa
Iie
Montana
Mrs. Kennedy
Lewis Glenn
Thomas Sommerville
Jardine
Relatves
Gardiner
Thomas Tanahan
Miners’ Union
Withigs
Forsythe
Porcupine
Musselshell
Merino
Peter Droese
C. B. Tabor
Mae Alexander
Massachusetts
Mrs. Tabor
William Choltser
Miss Alexander
T. A. Alexander
Jeanne Avenged in Paris Street Revenge Tale
A jilted girl Jeanne disguises herself in black and confronts her former lover at his club. She throws a weak infusion of mustard into his face, leaving him crying vitrol as police arrive. The act is described as avenging Parisian scorn, with the viscount fleeing. The Weekly Telegraph notes the case as a striking Parisian episode. Steamer schedules from Portland to Cape Nome are advertised with reservations available by May 20. First class fare 127.65, second class 10.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jeanne
Vitrol
Weekly Telegraph
Portland
Ore
Cape Nome
Pacific Coast
Campaign opens with Gallatin delegates named for Butte
Bozeman Mont May 5 1900 The republican party of Gallatin county opens campaign preparations Delegates and alternates are named to attend the state convention A mass meeting is planned to organize the drive and elect officers and committees The scene shifts to Park County burglars and a traveling con artist surface in town as law officers pursue suspects and pursue a forged draft scheme
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
Republican Party
Gallatin County
A. T. Hamilton
Jesse Lambert
R. J.perry
B. I. Stanton
T. 8. Styles
W. H. Sales
Donald Cameron
Will Sparr
Ed L. Stowe
Chas, Lisle
W. J. Fransham
C. W. Sparr
J. A. McElroy
W. Smith
P. §. Johnston
Fred T. Osborne
J. H. Rea
A. L. Love
Sam'l Harper
Scott White
J. H. Gallop
M. McCloud
C. Kenyon
H. F. Sears
Jas, McTaggert
J. B. Corrie
J. L. Olsen
Geo. B. Davis
M. Langohr
Chas, Anderson
Phil Dodson
C. E. Hoy
John Walton
George T. Young
Park County
Jnil
Livingston
Frank A. Ball
William Carr
Oreé
Moyer
St. Louis
Frank Rennie
Ed. A. Stowe
Maxey's Hall
Onas
Repiblican Party
Fragmented tale of a circus widower and midnight window scare
A disjointed narrative describes a husband waking during the night as his wife mocks him for a habit of hoisting the widower in their bedroom. He plans a loud confrontation, tosses a bundle from the window, and the interwoven tale shifts to a Paris music hall dancer and rival performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chet
Livingston Board Elects Mostly Reappoints Teachers
Livingston on May 5 1900 reports the school board re electing most teachers for the term with Miss Mabel Mortimer chosen to fill Miss Mallons vacancy. Principal election postponed to May 24. salaries set at 65 dollars per month. Fire department officers elected. social club event held with euchre prize winners. Local real estate purchase, tree planting around the courthouse, and arrivals and births noted. several corrections and typos in names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Miss Mallon
Mabel Mortimer
Blanche Welliver
Ida Walsh
Minnie Foss
Adelaide Chambers
Jennie Simpson
M. W. Woodward
Virylan Hunter
Eva Hunter
V. Jacoby
Nora Colvin
Livingston Volunteer Fire Department
P. W. Nelson
G. W. Chamberlin
Frank Bender
Harry McCue
T. M. Swindlehurst
Alex Livingston
T. W. Madden
E. C
Allen’s Foot Base powder for tired feet
A 1900s style ad touts Allen’s Foot Base to relieve swollen hot feet. It promises cure for ingrown nails, busters and calluses, varicose and bunion pain, and provides rest and comfort. Trial package offered free. address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Addreed
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
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Missoula Mercantile Co
Fae
Inter Mountain Publishing Co
Higgvan Avenue
Lanahan
Cayus
Walter Robison
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George Frigkel
Robert Sommerville
Doe
Otiu Kayahn
Charles Ackles
W. J. Kennedy
Lewis
Witzgerald
Missoula County
Fitzgerald
Minneapolis
Flathead Reservation
Pitzgerald
Fred van Bestenhostel
Florence and Missoula
America
H. J. Riley
Landers
Tifinots
Florence
Missoula Hotel
A. Munson
St. Paul
W. D. McLaren
Eddy
D. Pesky
Elty
B. Wolfe
Mike Hayes
Saltese
W. P. Ketcham
Clinton
J. F. Harrington
Bearmouth
L. Rosenstein
Chicago
Frank Able
Frenchtown
Alex Petachniakoff
N. Y
Mark Hambourge
C. C. Willis
Plains
D. A. McDonna
Garnet
H. 8
Jayne
Helena
Alex Blair
Los Angeles
Lapp
Mike Thieney
Copper Cliff
May Smith
Helen Smead
Flathead Agency
Simons
Forsythe News
John C. Lyndes
Thomas Davia
Lynche
Yellowstone
C. Mercer
Miller
Ned
Times
Dr. Lamb
J. L. Hale
Glendive
Mr. Hale
Wilson
BR. B
Dan E. Allen
Inter Ee
P. O. Newsland
Butte
Drummer
Sane Man
Board of Health
Ww. L. Lanning
Council
Durance
Anes
Water Works Department
EH. V. Wilcox
Colege
Wilcox
Northern Pacific
James J. Jenkins
Scofield
Rudolph Fuhrmann
Wilhelmina Blume
Isabel Mand
Shelbyville
J. B. Woods
Mission Creek
Charles Nein
Thivalay
Evenine
Cit
Lhks
J. R. King
Thomas Tose
Big Timber
Ue Inter
Meyer
Chews
Cory Nenson
Trom
la Guerrero
Livingston News
H. 8. Masters
Western Union Telegraph Office
A. W. Miles
Gordon Bros. Lumber Company
Miles Haw
Mr. Miles
Candy Club
8. C. Pierce
Miss Stevenson
Samuel W. Allen
Upper
McKimmie Ranch
Pine Creek
Yellowstone River
John T. Smith
Chlwad
A. BE. Burns
Mammoth Hot Springs
Matke
Yelluwatute Park
Hector McTonald
Electric Grit Company
Myr
Samuel Nye, Jr
A. N. Shearman
Winkman
Ind
Paderewski
Newhra
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