School Closed With Elaborate Exercises
Special to the Tribune from Silver Star notes visits by residents from Twin Bridges and Dillon. The school closed Friday with an elaborate program and a dance in honor of teacher Miss Summers. Local residents and visitors are profiled, with minor mishaps and community events reported.
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The
Tribune
Silver Star
J. B. Stevens
Twin Bridges
J. F. Dullea
Dullea
Clarence
Geo. Bomey
Bull Dog
McMillan and Menkin
Ralph Bushnell
H. J. Foster and Son
Geo. Harbinson
Chas. Virden
Miss Summers
L. G
H. J. Foster
Whitehall
Busy Railroad Town News From Lima
Miss Adda Ford returns home enjoying a winter vacation in the Centennial valley where she taught. William Massurvey, hospitalized at St. Mark's in Salt Lake City after a coal chute accident, is progressing well. Peter Anderson shipped two carloads of cattle to Omaha last week. Mrs. R. D. Reese, in Salt Lake City for treatment, shows improvement. L. C. Ford Jr. and George Noble make trips to Omaha and Salt Lake City while Noble visits Dubois.
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The
Tribune
Lima
R. D. Reese
Salt Lake City
L. C. Ford, Jr
Omaha
George Noble
Dubois
WILLE Small Boy Kicked by a Horse A Smash-up
April 26 report from Willius notes a boy injured after a horse kick amid local activity. Cattle moves, Easter visits, and brief travels among residents are listed, with a road supervisor reviewing district roads and a Melrose doctor attending a child with minor injuries.
Trustworthy medical advice for women from Dr. Pierce
A Victorian style appeal urges women to seek expert medical help rather than rely on unskilled advice. It promotes Dr. V. Pierce of Buffalo as a trusted specialist with a confidential, free consult for female ailments, touting his Favorite Prescription as effective for a range of conditions and urging letters to this renowned physician.
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V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Farming Fires, Roads, and Water Plans In Dell
Farming has begun in full in Dell as rains demand road work by the road supervisor. Bridges are hard to cross, water is scarce, and Kates claims his reservoir can supply a million barrels to farmers. Water commissioners named by Judge Callaway begin terms in May and June for Bedrock and Sheep Creek. Snow in the mountains indicates a heavy season ahead.
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Del
Dell
Morrow
Twin Falls
C. H. Kaylor
Kansas
Kates
Callaway
James O'Rourke
Bedrock
J.C. Wall
Sheep Creek
Easter Celebrated at the Centerville School House
Easter services were held at the Centerville school house with a large attendance. Mrs. E. H. Page was surprised by friends at a birthday party last Wednesday evening. The Montana Nursery Co of Missoula delivered 854 dollars of nursery stock to Twin Bridges for local farmers.
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Centerville
The
Tribune
Pageville
E. H. Page
George Wilcomb
Amos Eastman
Twin Bridges
Excelsior Ranch
Montana Nursery Company of
Missoula
Mesdames Bushnell
van Osdel
Crow Reservation
Bushnell
Ford Burtch
Nellie Wilson
Rochester
Shannon
Blaine
D. A. Pease
Claire Baker secures Prudential Fire Insurance post in St Louis
Claire Baker, who left Dillon for a long southern and eastern trip, has taken a job with the Prudential Fire Insurance company and now resides in St. Louis. Doctors say heart trouble from a rib pressing on the heart will keep him in hospital for at least ninety days. Judge R Z Thomas and wife, former Dillon residents, arrived in Dillon for a short visit, while Mrs Yeaman of Lemhi Valley is visiting Dr and Mrs Rathbone.
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Claire Baker
Dillon
Prudential Fire Insurance Company
St. Louis
St Louis
R. Z. Thomas
Glendale
California
Thomas_Yeaman
Lemhi Valley
R. R. Rathbone
Milwaukee Banker Bigelow Arrested for Embezzling Over $1.4 Million
Frank G. Bigelow, president of the First National Bank of Milwaukee, was arrested after confessing a defalcation of about $1.45 million tied to wheat and stock speculation. Assistant cashier Henry G. Goll eluded capture as federal authorities outline the case.
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Milwaukee
Frank G. Bigelow
First National Bank of Milwaukee
Bigelow
United States
Butterfield
First National Bank
Henry G. Goll
Goll
Bloodgood
Horace N. Brown
Arthur N. McGeoch
Northwest
Pumber
Scores
le Spain
Bankers' Association
Wall Street
Chicago
First National
Hast Water Street
Wisconsin Trust Company
Savings Bank Department
High School Notes Recap Of Weekly Events
U S History test results pending as papers not returned. School closes June 2 with two holidays ahead. Nancy Featherly and Gladys Tong attended morning exercises. Walter Poindexter injured practicing and limping this week. Botany trip on the new road to view greenery. Bells misbehaving with the gong often late. English 4-2 reading many Tennyson poems. Mr. Conway from the school board visited this week.
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U.S
Nancy Featherly
Gladys Tong
Walter Poindexter
New Road
Tennyson
Mr. Conway
M E Church Sunday Services Announced
Services at the M E church next Sunday include 11 a m preaching by the pastor on Why Follow Christ and evening How to Get Rich. Sunday school at 10 a m Epworth League at 7 p m with special choir music and a duet by Miss Durnford and Mr Simpson. All are invited.
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M. E. Church
Christ
Epworth League
Estray Cow Near Melrose Appears to Claim Owner
A red cow about five years old with brand 6 on the right side and cropped left ear is claimed as estray in a Melrose field by Joseph F Gelhavs. Owners may come forward to pay charges and recover the animal. Also notes Bulls for Sale listing twenty head of Shorthorns and Herefords at Birchdale Stock Farm eight miles from Dillon with contact J E Morse in Dillon Mont.
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Estray
Melrose
Joseph F. Gelhavs
Mont
Birchdale
Dillon
J. E. Morse
Tongue as Concealed Weapon Sparks Commentary
A New York police justice rules that a woman's tongue is a concealed weapon. The remark reflects on votes and gender politics. The piece mocks various societal shifts from primal dinners to modern sports and finance and notes Philadelphia prayers for Mayor Weaver yielding little visible effect.
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