Twin Bridges Masonic Lodge Invites Brethren
Twin Bridges Lodge So. 17 and Flav A Meeta hold meetings in Masonic hall with sojourning members in good standing welcome. Recorder J R Comfort and MW G E Pitcher preside. Other lodges and officers invite attendees each month and Saturdays in Templar hall.
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Armory Hall
D.T. Chapman
D. Lamont
Occidental
C.C. F
Lodge Hall
Glendale
A. C. Moe
Peter Seybold
C. P. Prospect Lodge
Odd Fellowe
Dillon
Jos. Rich
Sec
Wm. Boatman
C. T. Heel
Lodge
Good Templars’ Hall
Order
Dward Harrison
Ec’v. A
A.O
Peter Leybold
Twin Bridges Lodge
Masonic Hall
Sued
J. R. Comfort
G. E. Pitcher
Flav A
Alwase
Wao
Mclay
Lott
M. W. Stherty
Templar Hall
Templars
Grant's Campaign at Vicksburg Features and Siege Tactics
A historical summary recounts Ulysses S. Grant's 1863 Vicksburg campaign beginning on his birth date April 27, detailing the river terrain, fortifications, and the assault plan including Porter's ironclads and transport crossings. It notes the march distance, key battles, and the momentous siege leading to Grant and Sherman’s close cooperation and ultimate capture of Vicksburg.
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Grant
Vicksburg
Grand Gulf
Sherman
Hayne's Bluff
Yazoo
McPherson
Porter
Bruinsburg
Port Gibson
Milliken’s
Ballock
McClernand
Jackson
Pemberton
Champion Wills
Joseph E. Johnston
Mississippi
Ghiant
Mississippi Viver
Shernan
McClernad
McPhnavance
Haine
Blatt
Chickasaw
Grant's early log cabin near St Louis described
A former neighbor recalls Ulysses S. Grant in the 1851 log cabin near the Gravois river nine miles from St Louis. The small one story two room dwelling had a fireplace and simple attachments. He lived there three or four years before moving to Galena and starting his later ventures.
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Grant
St. Louis
Mr. Hornsby
California
Dent Brothers
Dent
Walirlom
Ohio Parner
Chicago Post
Colonel Dent
Galena
Insect Life in Grass and Clover Crops and Fall Plowing
A university bulletin notes many insects inhabit grass and clover including cutworms and wireworms. It reports that fall plowing between July 20 and Sept 20 disrupts larvae, reducing spring emergence, and cites experts at Cornell and New Jersey stations recommending late fall plowing and kainit as a control, though results vary.
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Comstock
Cornell Station
Professsor Smith
New Jersey
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Barbour
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H .J. Burleigh
Mont
BgaveraEan County
Dillon, Montana
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Emmete Callahan
Dillon, Mont
Kirst National Bank
Jumphrey
United States
Plumb
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JL. Bentley
Wichita
Kansas
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Geo. Chandler
Interior Department
Washington, D.C
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Attorney-At-Law
D' Mary J. Moore
K. P. Dungan
Bannack, Montana
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Dillon Mercantile Co
First National Bank
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Church Directory
St. Rose Church
Father van de Ven
Episcopal
St. James Church
Diam
Hooker
Goo Me E
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First Baptist Church
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Albert R. Crawford
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Butte
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East Quartz St
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Young's Point
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Walnut Hills
Hayne
BHF
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Port Hudson
Young’s Point
Halleck
Young's
Richmond
New Carthage
Bam
Black River
Matticut Sacson
Prof
I. Jeffreys
Nada
Watts
I.D. Burge
Vipond & Burgett
Butte City, Montana
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DOR. Liebig & CO
Butte City
P. O. Box
Eastman
McDermote
M.hartmas
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Lima MB
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Ima Lodge
W. B. Starr
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Cottage Hotel
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the College of Montana
Academy
School of Mines
Conservatory of Witsie
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DeerLodee
Mon
East Granitest
Maho
Wyoming
Mary H. Davis
Capital
Helena, Montana
Joan T. Merpiy
Sammy C. Asupy
Vicr-Prns
Frank Barno
Casuien
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Salt Lake City
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Mallett & Co
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