A S Barrett Is Dead From Horse Prairie Area
A S Barrett longtime Horse Prairie resident born in Ontario in 1859 died April 18 at his sister’s home in Dillon from consumption. He served as foreman for the Horse Prairie Herding association and was a Democrat candidate for assessor. Funeral services were held Monday at the Catholic church with burial in Mountain View.
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A. S. Barrett
Ike Rife
Mr. Barrett
Ontario
Canada
Kansas
St. Joe
Flynn
John Barrett
Missouri
Richard Barrett
Martin Barrett
Anaconda
Jamies Barrett
Butte
T. E. Barrett
Tony Barrett
Legion
Horse Prairie Herding Association
California
Father DeSierre
R. T. Wing
Er. L. Hall
Frank Eliel
Dan Ward
N. M. Staudaker
George Hughes
Mountain View
Horse Prairie
Bedrock
Dillon
Tony
Montana
French's Find Not Prehistoric In Blacktail Valley
In April 23 notes from Frenchfort on the Blacktail a claimed anthropoid skeleton is reclassified as a Bannock Indian man about 25 when he died. The piece mocks critics, notes anatomy such as lack of wisdom teeth, and suggests the relic was postglacial with playful sarcasm about its origin and dignity.
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George Washington
Rustici
Lewis and Clarke
City to Install 40 Foot White Cedar Poles from Denver
Manager Vaughn reports a shipment of cedar telephone poles from Denver to replace existing street poles. The 40 foot high poles will be painted white except near the ground and fitted with galvanized iron steps. Clearing the pole line requires trimming shade trees along the sidewalks. Additional improvements are planned as Dillon builds an urban telephone system with inter urban lines.
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Vaughn
Denver
Dillon
Polaris News and Updates From April Afield
Special correspondence from Polaris reports an electric storm with heavy snow that stunned local school children. Stage route changes by Mr Retallack save about ten miles round trip. Cattle traders Linkersdorfer and Tash bought 265 two to three year olds in Idaho at an average price of 26. School trustees Pierson Marsh and Harrison elected with Harrison as clerk. about 20 scholars enrolled with Miss Douglass from Idaho teaching. Snow receding but feeding continues to May first. Families Pyle Hays Mulaneys to Dillon. dehorning completed on young cattle. Jim Albrams begins brushing.
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Polaris
Douglass
Idaho
Pyle
Hays
Mulaneys
Dillon
Messrs. Pyle
Mulaney
Pioneer Richard Deacon Dies in San Diego at 76
Richard Deacon a longtime Dillon resident and local real estate owner died in San Diego California at 4 pm Friday from age related illness. His body was buried Sunday by the San Diego Masonic lodge. Deacon helped plot the town site and owned the New York restaurant and Shaffer lodging house among other properties. He spent winters in California as was his custom and had a brother in DeKalb Illinois with nieces and other relatives there.
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Richard Deacon
Beaverhead County
San Diego
California
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Deacon
DeKalb
Ilinois
Montana
Utah & Northern
Deacon
Dillon
Legion
William Deacon
Illinois
New York
Shaffer
Robert Bammer
Montana Street
Phil Lovell
Charles Hall to Return to Basin for Mine Work
Charles Hall a young miner with multiple promising claims in the Big Hole basin spent winter in Butte and was in town yesterday en route to the Basin to resume work on his properties. Eighty Fourth Anniversary of Appello Lodge to be celebrated Monday with speeches music and social hour. Rev R P Smith of the M E church to deliver the oration. The event is limited to members in good standing their wives sweethearts and sisters with invitations extended to southern Montana lodges though most celebrate locally. Committees named for entertainment executive reception with several members listed and three ladies added by Rebeckahs.
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Charles Hall
Big Hole
Butte
Appello Lodge
Odd Fellowship
R. P. Smith
M. EK. Church
Montana
Dillon Lodge
W. E. White
I. Cashmore
George P. Hughes
H. Cushing
The
Odd Fellows
Mesdames Cashmore
Smart
Miss Selway
Rebeckahs
John S. Forrester
C. M. Eddy
County Surveyor Metlen Surveys Horse Prairie Ditches
County Surveyor George R. Metlen is in the Horse Prairie section this week surveying irrigating ditches.
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George R. Metlen
Horse Prairie
Ambitious Juniors Win Season Opener Led by Doc Bond
The juniors captained by Doc Bond won the first game of the season 19 to 20 at the grounds behind the courthouse. A large crowd of younger spectators filled the bleachers offering advice as the basemen and shortstops labored to chase balls hit from the diamond. The match left both teams worn out at finish.
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Doc Bond
Court House
Summons in Lima Township Justice Court 1903
State of Montana summons to J S Smith to appear before Justice Con Bray in Beaverhead at Lima on April 30 1903 to answer a civil suit by H J Just for 29.95 dollars for goods sold and delivered between October 17 and November 18 1902 with judgment possible if no appearance. First publication April 1 1903.
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State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Lima
O. K. Paul & Company
C. H. Rudy
State of Montana
Justice Court
Lima Township
Con Bray
Justice of the Peace
County of
H. J. Just
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Rie
Catholic Church
Frenchfort
Messrs. Pierson, Marsh and Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Jim Albrams
San Diego, Cali
Fornia
California City
C. C. F. Lodge
Montana Registered Cattle Breeders Association
Helena
Northwest
Herefords
F. L. Benepe
Bozeman
G. C. Eckley
Witmer Bros
P. W. Bradford
Great Falls
Glenn Morgan
William McDonnell
George H. Pew
J. B. Wellcome
Whitehall
J. E. Wilkin
P. V W. Bradford
Col
J. W. Sparks
Marshall, Mo
Jno
W. Pace
Bradley Q Vrooman Co
Dart Hardware CO
Dillon, Montana
Allas
Don Bray
O. K. Paul
G. T. Paul
O. K. Paul & Co
Plaintiff
John R. Clawson
Said Township
J. S. Smith,fendant
Summons
Mammoth
Dillon, Mont
Bond
Patterson
J. Allerton
J. McLaughlin
C. Crowley
L. Burnett
Wade
C. Stone
Tom Gilbert
R. Edwards
S. S
Roy Forrester
Wilbert Gilbert
Sorrel
Price
Fatty’’ Haines
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