Pioneer miner Patrick Flynn dies in Wallace Idaho
Patrick Flynn a renowned Montana and Idaho mining figure died of typhoid pneumonia in Wallace Idaho. Born 1844 in Ireland he prospected across Last Chance French Bar Blackfoot Helena Hailey Coeur dAlene and Huaily discovering the Michael Davitt mine and forming the Flynn group. Funeral in Dillon Sunday. interment Mountain View Cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Wallace
Idaho
Mountain View
Dillon
Patrick Flynn
Terrence
Thomas Flynn
Sisters’ Hospital
Mr. Flynn
Thomas
Tom
Montana
County Lantrum
Ireland
United States
Sun River
Last Chance
French Bar
Blackfoot
Ehelena
Utah
Lost Chance
Cottonwood Canyon
Salt Lake
Young Lima railroad worker’s son dies of pneumonia
William Purdy aged 16, son of Engineer Purdy a Lima Short Line veteran, died Friday after a brief illness. His body was taken to Logan Utah for burial Sunday. He was a bright, beloved Lima resident with many friends in the railroad town and his family receives deep community sympathy.
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William Purdy
Purdy
Lima
Butte
Logan
Utah
Lima Man George Gleed Visits Dillon on Business
George Gleed of Lima spent several days in Dillon last week tending to business matters requiring his attention.
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George Gleed
Lima
Dillion
President Roosevelt Passes Through Dillon in Native Train Visit
A crowd of over 150 gathers on Dillon platform as President Roosevelt’s special train passes through at about 1 am. Secret service guards, a sleeping president, and a six-car coach consist highlight the event. Report notes late arrival, admonitions for quiet, and souvenirs taken from the sleeping car. The dispatch also references large cattle shipments through El Paso by the Mexico Mormon colonization syndicate and related northbound cattle movements.
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Dillon
Olmsted
Lawrence Selstram
Mr. Roosevelt
Teddy
Butte
Lima
Bedrock
Montana
el Pasco
Texas
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
News Notes From Big Hole Basin
7400 pounds of ore and concentrates from Ajax shipped Saturday. A drove of 75 beef steers from the $6 ranch passed through town toward Anaconda with Lee Lewin in charge. John Flanagan of Butte sent 27 fat beef steers last Friday and bought Johnny Peterson’s horse M C Smith reports thieves entered his North Fork cabin last month and took all valuables. Jesse Rhoades plans a new business building joining his saloon for a restaurant and meat market. N S Woodse of Dion and Robert Shaw head to a placer near Moose Horn to spend summer. Woodse locates quartz nearby for development. Mrs Maury A Pendleton of Brinton traded in town and disputes Oscar Aiken’s forgery claim. she has not received any repayment from him. The forged check of £56 was cashed and later restored to her by the First National Bank at Dillon.
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John Flanagan
Butte
Mr Flanagan
Johnny — Peterson
N.S. Woodse
Dion
Moose Horn
Robert Shaw
Woods
Maury A. Pendleton
Brinton
Oscar Aiken
Owen Ellis
First National Bank
Dillon
Railroad Surveyors Probe Tunnel Route Across Divide
A party of railroad surveyors camped at Horse Prairie finished a tunnel site survey on the Bannack pass. They indicated plans to move to Birch creek divide and may pursue a Butte to California route with Burlington in mind. The chief reports to Hillings Montana, with no confirmation of exact aims. Three men were seen in town Monday night, exact mission undisclosed.
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Horse Prairie
Continental Divide
Junction
Birch Creek
Lemhi
Burlington
Butte
California
Hillings
Mont
Salmon City
Herald
Northbound cattle shipment from Panhandle reaches Dillon
Over 1,000 head of two year old steers moved through Dillon last week en route to Great Falls. Buyers W Stevens and J Bi Monroe had purchased them months earlier. This marks the first of several large shipments expected in the coming weeks.
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Panhandle
Dillon
Great Falls
W. Stevens
J. Bi’ Monroe
Boiler Makers Strike Ends Return to Work
Omaha dispatch reports the Union Pacific boiler makers strike ending tonight with all shops resuming work under last week’s New York settlement. A small hitch yesterday was resolved as workers return to their posts tomorrow.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
New York
Dentist C M Eddy Next Door To Telephone Office
Short classified item notes C M Eddy a local dentist operates next to the telephone office. The brief reads as a compact listing likely in a directory or local ads section.
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C. M. Eddy
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