Beaverhead County News Roundup From Small Town Correspondents
Beaverhead County locals report birthday surprises for Mr and Mrs John Loughridge and a party for Miss Vandervoort. Transfers move yard crews to Glensferry while lines contend with heavy canyon snow. Multiple notes from Wins Bannack Aurora and Sunshine Creek mention travels, visits, and mining prospects. The Home Dramatic club plans a second recital as church services detail sermons and music.
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Lira
John Loughridge
Bessie Singer
Dillon
Paxton
N. D. Reese
Lima
Glensferry
Mrs Holsinger
Kansas City
Home Dramatic Club
Spices and flavoring extracts offered for sale
The notice promotes Schilling’s Best flavoring extracts as pure, money back guaranteed. Sold by O. K. Paul & Co. in Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
O. K. Paul & Co
Lima
Pageville and area notes round up local sightings
Albert Page spent time with the old folks at home while ill with la grippe. Clayton Page and family stay near Whitehall as Mrs. Page visits sister Clara Gilpan Page. Elmer Page and J. H. Reynolds buy the Orem livery stand in Dillon. Frank Swartz returns from the East. Mrs. Amy Nye is seriously ill. Pageville residents celebrate new railroad news as Henry Utley reports hearing the whistle at Twin Bridges. Rev. F. G. Clark visits Pageville this week.
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Amy Nye
Wm. Trestle
Isit Ranch
Pageville
Henry Utley
Twin Bridges
F. G. Clark
Twin Bridges Monitor
Whitehall
Monitor
W. C. Marion
Lott Bros’ Field
Scott Place
Official nominations for Dillon city officers in 1897 election
The Citizens' Ticket lists Leonard Eliel for mayor Phil McGough for police judge Elza Smith for city treasurer B F White for first ward alderman Alex Williamson for second ward alderman Walter J Crowell for third ward alderman. Dillon Montana, April 2 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Leonard Eliel
Phil. D. McGough
Elza Smith
B.F. White
Alex. Williamson
Walter J. Crowell
Beaverhead
J.B. Porxpexton
Argenta Daily Briefs Cover Local Goings On
Amroenta district reports Hardesty & Co shipped a carload of ore and Chas Perry leaving Argenta for a summer ranch. Maggie Ross returns from Great Falls to Dillon to finish school term. Teachers and locals share news of moves, rugs race, and spring travels. In Rep Rock Hill travels to Salmon. Maud awaits a new wheel as riding behaviors continue in town. Burnett and Rev Smith lead a schoolhouse service on Wednesday.
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Main Avenue
Wn. Tash
R. A. Ball
Chicago
London
England
Mr. Ball
H. P. Grugin
Dillon
Red Rock
Frank Davis
Chas. Lipe
Amroenta
Hardesty & Co
Chas. Perry
Argenta
Maggie Ross
Great Falls
The
Tribune
Rep Rock
Hill
Salmon
Maud
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