Esteemed Old Lady Harriet Stout Dies in Dillon
Harriet M Stout 1832 1904 a native of Marshall Michigan died at 11 20 PM Thursday at the home of A L Stone in Dillon after ten years of invalidism Ur a em ic poisoning was the direct cause She had taught at Raleigh Tennessee New York Illinois and Olivette College She married John M Stout after his death she returned to Marshall Funeral held at Presbyterian Church Interment Mountain View Also notes state library funding and club drive with Homer club Butte contributing sixty volumes to traveling libraries and plans for 1904 05 plays and topics
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Harriet M. Stout
A. L. Stone
Dillon
Marshall
Michigan
Mr. Stone
Hotchkiss
Olivette College
Raleigh
Tennessee
New York
Illinois
John M. Stout
Marshall, Mich
Presbyterian Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Homer Club
Butte
Richard III
Henry VIII
Julius Caesar
Mies Bernice Myers
Tre Shakespeare Club Meeting and Arts Donation
Tre Shakespeare Club held a meeting and approved a donation for traveling libraries in Montana. The session also featured a Saturday program with related arts items and club enjoyment.
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TRE Shakespeare Club
the. Club
Montana
Protracted Spree Turmoil Ends in Death at Redrock
Frank H. Cleghorn a Salmon City ranch hand in Idaho died by his own action during a prolonged drinking spell. After walking from Salmon toward Redrock he was found unconscious in his room at Redrock with an empty morphine bottle nearby. An inquest was held by Justice of the Peace Jos. Rich and the body shipped to Dillon for burial.
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Frank H. Cleghorn
Lemhi
Idaho
Redrock
Cleghorn
Tom Landers
Copper Queen
Dillon
Walker
Justice of the Peace
Jos
Rich
Bedrock
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Gordon & Ferguson
St.Paul
Pop
Are Club
Salmon City
James J. Jeffries
Davy Crockett
Dillon Theatre
the Examiner
Geo. R. Metlen’s
Beaverhead County
Dillon Examiner