Social and Other Doings of the Week in Farlin
Farlin notes a gas related mine incident with no injuries after exhaust pipe misadventure. Dillon baseball defeats Farlin Indians 15 to 11. Gil bert and Ellis praised as promising players and Farlin's infield praised. About thirty Dillonites joined the trip and the teams plan a rematch next Sunday in Dillon.
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Farlin Indians
Dillonites
sJater
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Gilbert
Ellis
Farlin
Doings of the Week at Lima 1904
Local notes from Lima Montana dated June 7 1904 report visitors from Butte and Pocatello including Mrs Stover Mrs Sullivan and Bert Grant returning to work for Elmer Ripley. Plans for Fourth of July posters and upcoming games with Bedrock Idaho Alle team and local basketball progress are noted.
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Lima
Bert Grant
Pocatello
Elmer Ripley
Bedrock
Litma
Local basin activity and summer plans reported in Montana
Jesse Tope takes charge of the Towers feed and livery. Wm Montgomery sells Morrison ranch to J H Shuey. A Nelson family accident and Ed Ralston’s Philadelphia study noted. Grant Spry shop meeting funds July Fourth celebration planned with Gibsonsville band. Montana Weekly Press praises state papers for public service and community life.
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Gibbonsville
Montana
State of
Real Estate Transfers For Week Ending May 31
Public records show patent deeds and final receipts transferring land in multiple sections and townships. Notable actions include James L. Willard, Christian and Emily Schroeder, Stanley and Ada Dunbar, and Mountain View Cemetery Association involving parcels, water rights, and an equity distribution in Beaverhead County with prices and lot references.
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James L. Willard
Lotland
Christian S. Schroeder
Emily Schroeder
Stanley Dunbar
J. A. Lawrence
Seth Holberts
Jimmey News Slough
Wise River
Mountain View Cemetery Assn
Fred Hopp
Sarah Reinhardt
Dillon
Beaverhead River
Property Sale Notices in Argenta and Dillon
A bargain is taken at once involving five houses and two barns in Argenta and one house in Dillon. WILLIAM BRADWELL, Dillon, Mont, is named. Dr. S. W. Miller, osteopath, operates in the former Dr. Willard office with hours Wednesday and Friday 8 to 12 and other days 9 to 3.
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Argenta
Dillon
William Bradwell
Dillon, Mont
S. W. Miller
Willard
How They Stand In Democratic Delegates
The piece lists delegates to the Democratic national convention with Parker at 122 instructed and Hearst at 87, Olney 24 and Wall 26, plus 217 uninstructed delegates. It notes many undecided elements and mixed opinions among the delegates.
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California
Connecticut
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Shan
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New York
Ohio
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R. Island
S. Dakota
Pennsylvania
Carolina
Washington
Virginia
Mexico
Jersey
Wisconsin
Daily stage schedule links Redrock Salmon City and Gibbonsville
F W Vogler as general manager announces daily stages in both directions among Redrock, Salmon City, and Gibbonsville with first class accommodations.
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F. W. Vogler
Redrock
Salmon City
Gibbonsville
Montana
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News OF the County
Ed. Burley
Butte
Tom Nober
Harry Lemm
Messrs
Robison and
Rd. ‘Hartman
Irvin
Mrs. J. A. Peat
J. H. Fisher
Nebraska
Henry Gleed Jr
Emma
Pearl
Logan
Nell Child
Mrs. Dice of
Kemmierer
Idaho Alle
Big Hole Basin
Jesse Tope
C. E. Miller
Divide
Wisdom
J. H. Shuey
Morrison Ranch
Wm. Montgomery
Nels Nelson
Will Loveaul
C. H. Strowbridge
Harry Hopkins
Ruby Water Co
Ed Ralston
Old Germantown College
Philadelphia
Eddie Nelson
the Weekly Press OF Montana
Great Falls
Smith
Ada L. Dunbar
Sea
J. W. Franklin
Dill
Grand Street