Pretty weddings at Armstead recall two ceremonies
Armstead hosted two recent weddings. Fern Scott and LaGrande Young wed with few relatives present as Rev. A B Martin officiated and a Utah home planned. Edith Decker married Roy S Herndon with a small ceremony and a honeymoon in Butte before returning to Salmon City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Scott
Misa Sadie Graeter
Utah
Edith Decker
Alf Decker
Martin
Roy
Herndon
Salmon City
Lemhi County
Butte
Armstead
Mrs. Herndon
Idaho
Feeder cattle moved to Big Hole ranch in Alaska trade
Several hundred cattle from Washington state markets were delivered to the Wellcome Peckover ranch in the Big Hole valley, owned by Bales & Jones. The 5 to 6 year olds, aimed at the Alaskan trade, will gain weight and fetch higher prices by next March, with shipping costs around 100 dollars per head.
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Alaska
Big Hole
Big Hole Basin
Big Hole Country
George Wellcome
Inter Mountain
Washington State
Mill Creek
Wellcome & Peckover
Big Hole Valley
Bales & Jones
Jones
Railroad war rumors in Idaho and Montana hint at joint use plans
Spokesman Review staff notes in Lewistown quote a senior Northern Pacific engineer saying bondholders will resist costly new lines. He asserts the staging aims to press Wall Street into a friendly joint use agreement and that active building will stall for 12 months, with limited new mileage only if dividends rise.
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Spokane
Harriman and
Hill
Idaho
Montana
Spokesman Review
Lewistown
Wall Street
Portland
Puget Sound
Riparia
Grangeville
Ayatema
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Salmon River
Wall-street
Jine
Bitter Root
Missoula
Huntington
Léwiston
Beaverhead Man Gerhard Albers Dies After Brief Illness
Gerhard Albers a long time Beaverhead resident and major local property owner died in Butte after a brief illness from blood poisoning. He traveled from a finger scratch through swelling to death with his wife and son at his bedside. Born January 8 1844 in Oldenburg Germany he journeyed across the plains to Montana and built a fortune in ranching and sheep. Funeral services will be held at 6 30 this evening at the Masonic Hall conducted by local Masons with Rev. F E Dodda officiating.
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Gerhard Albers
Beaverhead
Butte
Mr. Albers
Bond
al Young
John
Gerhard Albern
Oldenberg
Germany
A. M. Albers
Angie Hendrick
America
West Union
West Virginia
Kanagas
Leavenworth
Kansas
Denver
Salt Lake
Hole-in-the-Rock
Christina Meine
Conrad Meine
Dora
Montana
Rich Strike at Rochester Draws Mining Interest
E. M. Hand, in charge of the New Group of mines at Rochester bonded by St. Paul parties, visited town and exhibited rich ore from the Ora Cache mine at Alder Gulch. Eleven sacks taken since Saturday show ore valued near 290000 dollars per ton, from the shaft bottom about 240 feet deep. The pay streak lies about four feet from the bottom, four to six inches wide, with ore beyond the streak fetching around 80 to 10 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Hand
Rochester
St. Paul
Ora Cache
Alder Gulcbh
Hand's Rochester venture hailed as best in Madison County
Mr. Hand reports $160 per ton and says the project improves daily. The Monitor notes his unwavering faith in Rochester, staying with the camp when others left, calling the proposition the greatest in Madison County in recent years.
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Mr. Hand
Madison County
Rochester
Dillon Beats Twin Bridges In Undeclared Battle
Dillon defeats Twin Bridges 2 to 0 as La Croix and Thatcher shine on the mound in a well played game. Strong defense and sharp fielding highlights the match with no hitting spree. Next Sunday Dillon travels to Twin Bridges for another contest.
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Dillon
Twin Bridges
LaCroix
Thatcher
Bridges
Unclear: Mini Box Score Fragments From Local Game
Partial box score data shows pitchers LaCroix Thatcher and others with strikes outs, walks, and misc events. Mentions Twin Bridges Ankram Wade Purdy Wheat Smithroth Raymond and wild pitches with time of game two hours. Umpires Wikidal and McKenzie listed.
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Dillon
LaCroix
Thatcher
Atruck
Jelt
Bagee
Twin Bridges
Ankram
Wade
Purdy
Wheat
Smithroth
Raymond
Galusha
Wikidal
McKenzie
Chicago Girls baseball team in Bozeman arrest In Missouri?
Chicago Ladies team manager Birdie Carleton and two players are arrested in Bozeman charged with attempting to steal 400 dollars from the team en route from Butte to Livingston. The case is later dismissed after settlement between Carleton and accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Carletop
Jeff
Livingston
Old Timer of Lima Dead
George Bailey of Lima dies at 74 after a brief illness of general debility. He came to Montana 30 years ago with E. J. Ripley and settled at Spring Fill now Lima. A stock raiser and dairyman, he was known by many in the southern county. He leaves only a step brother, E. J. Ripley of Dillon. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bailey
Lima
E. J. Ripley
Dillon
Pennsylvania
Montana
Ripley
Spring Fill
Dillon Prepares For Big Fourth of July Celebration
Dillon plans a novel Fourth of July program with a decorated automobile parade featuring 80 cars or more, the Dillon band providing music, vaudeville acts on street corners, morning foot races, afternoon horse racing and baseball against the Anaconda Independents, and an open air dance. Monida will join in celebrations on Saturday the 3rd to rest up for Dillon’s Monday the 5th festivities.
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Dillon
Dil Jon
Dillon Band
Aize
Aone
Folka
Fair Grounds
Anaconda Independents
Monida
Big Independence Day Celebration in Monida and Valley
A large Monida Fourth of July event draws the Centennial valley together with Lakeview possibly joining next year. Dillon band will provide music and attendance is expected from Bedrock to Idaho Falls aided by reduced rail rates. Summit Hotel owner Farmer Smith is president, Levi Shambow is chief marshal, and Mayor Bert Paul leads entertainment. a prohibition on sleeping in Mounds from 6 p m Friday July 2 to Sunday night July 4 promises banishment.
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Dillon
Rockies
Monida
Centennial Valley
Lakeview
Bedrock
Idaho Falls
Farmer Smith
Summit Hotel
Levi Shambow
Marshall
Bert Paul
Mounds
Opening of Lemhi Reservation Land to Settlement
Inland notice from the interior secretary states Lemhi Indian recreation land excluding agency plant and school farm totaling 457 acres with church buildings will open to homestead settlement and entry filing on August 16, 1909. The agency plant and school farm comprising 475 acres will be sold at public auction on September 1 at Hailey to be appraised price with improvements reserved for preference right purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Salt Lake Herald Aaya
Secretary of the Interior
Lemhi
Protestant Episcopal Church
Hailey
Landa
New County of Lincoln Stands in Montana Ruling
The Montana Supreme Court today dismissed a suit by Lincoln County residents seeking to block the creation and apportionment of debt for Lincoln and Flathead counties. Justice Holloway delivered the decision, upholding the enrolled bill despite arguments that amendments were not properly adopted and that the enrolled bill did not reflect the passed legislative text.
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Helena
Lincoln County
Minthead
Montana
Supreme Court
Holloway
Flathead
Lincoln
Candy Kitchen Opens To Sell Fresh Candies In Dillon
The Candy Kitchen announces a Saturday opening with a partial assortment of pure fresh candies due to delayed goods. A full line of taffies nuts carafels pastries and creams will follow as they stock up for Dillon customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Danish Services Sunday Sermon by Rev Julius Jesperson
Rev Julius Jesperson of Winlock Washington a prominent Danish Lutheran minister will preach at the Presbyterian church at 5 30 p m Sunday June 27 He has traveled and preached since March visiting ten states mostly west of the Mississippi All Danes and Scandinavians are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Jesperson
Winlock
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Jesperson
Mississippi
Saloon Case Challenge Under County Licenses Revoked
John J. Gelhaus and Jules Gayaz challenge county action closing their Horse Prairie saloon near Gilmore Prita burg construction camps. They filed writs of certiorari seeking a hearing before Judge J. B. Poindexter, claiming no hearing was held before license revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gelhaus
Jules Gayaz
Horse Prairie
Gilmore & Pritaburg Railroad Company
Board of County Commissioners
J. B. Poindexter
Gas A. A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ankrom
Pore Raymond
J.jonea
Seyler
A Galusha
Ramenison
F. Jonea
Lemhi Reservation
Candy
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