Letters from Young Ladies Club Entertainments and Local News
Special correspondence from Roonsster details a lively pay day and social events. Reports mention Mrs. Jack Deacon and family visiting Sheridan, neighbors calling on Rochester friends, and wedding rumors. School closed with an engaging program and sweets for pupils. Other notes cover entertainments by Miss Dolly McMinn, Maccabee gatherings, and various visits across Twin Bridges Laurin Dillon and Butte.
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Roonsster
Jack Deacon and Sons
Sheridan
Tovey
Desmers Mies McMillian
Twin Bridges
Rochester
James Foster
Whitehall
Della McCall
Gee
B. Harbison
A. W. Kirby
H. J. Foster
Ethel Lawler
Butte
Young Ladies’ Club
Dolly McMinn
Catole
Miasea Stiger
Parker
Foster
Smith
McCall
Couch
Lawler
Bogue
McMinn
Stroy
Deno
Hitchner
Curr
Hoadley
Falkner
Palmer
Frank Inabrit
A. J. Darland
Garney
Misa Bogue
Laurin
E. J. Falkner
Lima infant dies in bed after convulsions
A four month old child of Mr and Mrs Ed Drowns was found dead in bed in Lima on Friday morning The grandmother found the child lifeless doctors attributed death to convulsions Funeral held today The family and friends express deep sympathy Local railway notes mention staff transfers and track washout delaying No 8 at Lima with 150 men working to restore service and potential further disruption if river rises Also reports of visitors moves and local shop activity in Lima Ohio
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Sia
H. McGouigh
Butte
Geo. Free
Silver Bow
J. P. Condon
Pocatello
Tollerton
G H. Olmsted
G. L. Hickey
Humphrey and
Spencer
No. 8
Lima
Tom Yost
Tom
Ben Smith
Salt Lake
Ed Hartman
Pocestello
Dan Smith
Local social and campus events noted at the Hall
Dr and Mrs Swain visited the Hall on Sunday and Dr Swain planned a state tour including Great Falls and Lewistown. Current Topic Club members subscribed to The Pathfinder. A Virginia City Normal basketball game is set for next Friday in the Opera House. New teams promise lively play. Mrs Scott visited Martha at the Hall and plans to return to Deer Lodge Saturday. Cartoonist Homer Davenport will lecture on The Powers of the Cartoon next Wednesday in Assembly Hall. An audience member will receive eye treatment Sunday and is due back Tuesday with four eyes. Mr Wells of Pony joins summer session coursework. Dr and Mrs Martin were guests at the Hall Wednesday afternoon.
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Opera House
Scott
Martha
Wells of
Pony
Martin
How to Help Your Girls Advice from Dr. Pierce
The anxious mother often bears the home burden of treating common ailments in children. Doctor visits cost may be high, so mothers are invited to write to Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York for free medical advice. Correspondence is strictly confidential.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
$500 Reward For Women Who Cannot Be Cured
Backed by over a third of a century of cures the Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription makers offer 500 in United States currency for any case of leucorrhea female weakness prolapsus or falls of the womb they cannot cure. They seek a fair trial and preservation of remedies. Worths Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo New York. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets noted as alternative laxative.
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Pierce
United States
Worth
Buffalo
N.Y
Redrock River Trade and Local Happenings Report
Special correspondence notes cattle shipments by Lavelle to Butte and Stewart to Caratens Bros in Seattle at 4.60 per hundred and 4.50, Turner sells 264 head to West for Caratens Bros. Bedrock River rises high. Ethy Sturges visits from Arco. Country Club hosts a gathering. O S L painters work. Vogler prepares for an upcoming automobile and near-complete west side motor house.
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M. P. Lavelle
Butte
J. B. Stewart
Caratens Bros
Seattle
J. &. Hample
Frye-Brabp Company
A. J. Turner
L. E. West
W. J. Kennedy
Bedrock
Miss Ethy] Sturges
Arco
J. W. Scott
Country Club
Vogler
Bannack News Recaps Visitors and Local Happenings
April visits to Bannack include George Tash Ed Lloyds and Jack McAllister. J W Burrell was in town Sunday seeking to buy the Pierce ranch on Horse Prairie but failed. Tom Barrett of Horse Prairie visited town last Sunday. A daughter was born to the wife of H.
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Tribune
Bannack
George Tash
Ed Lloyds
Jack McAllister
J. W. Burrell
Pierce
Horse Prairie
Tom Barrett
District residents tour Dillon and Bannack visits noted
R Paddock reports from Sunday that Charles Mikus Bain and partner are spending several days in Dillon this week. Mat Dory and Rob Bain have been visiting towns. Mr and Mrs Martin Quigley, new from the east, stopped in Bannack before heading to the Big Hole basin. Jack Waggoner, Bannack’s oldest resident, visited Dillon, first trip in seven years.
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R. Paddock
Charles-Mikus and
Bain
Diklon
Mat Dory
Robi. Bain
Martin Quigley
Bannack
Big Hole
Jack Waggoner
Dillon
Senior Notes And Class Activities At The School
The Senior class held a meeting after school Monday to select invitations. Chemistry finished experiments with only analytical work and review left. German finished grammar and will review next week. Boys practiced the 12 pound shot and prepare for the shot put and morning bread jump. English History covers the Reign of Victoria. Geometry will have a written review on cylinders and cones today.
Absenteeism, China policy swirl mark Congress heating the day
Washington notes discuss Speaker Cannon facing absenteeism in the house as members miss sessions for conventions and politics. It also covers China denouncing a treaty and the push for stricter exclusion laws in the Platt era, with implications for future legislation.
Seniors Find Hats on Map Rock in Science Room
Miss Eula Cantrell has invitations out for a party next Saturday night. The monthly geometry test took place Thursday morning.
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Eula Cantrell
Mormon Church in Politics Influence in Utah Scrutiny
Judge O W Powers testified before the senate committee on privileges and elections detailing Mormon involvement in Utah politics. The defense tried to label his statements hearsay, but prosecutors presented signed church member statements, state records, affidavits from witnesses, and other evidence supporting his account.
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Judge Powers
Washington
Utah
O. W. Powers
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smoot
Knife and pistol duel erupts at Knoxville church gathering
A pistol duel near Bean's Station, Knoxville, leaves Arizona Goins dead and George Whiteside mortally wounded after a dispute over a woman. Jim Whiteside is also hurt as the crowd disperses and Whiteside escapes into the woods. A whiskey flask in Whiteside's inner pocket is struck by a stray bullet.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Bean’s
George Whiteside
Arizona Goins
Goins
Jim
Whiteside
Religious duty and charity maxim tied to a major philanthropist
A maxim from a leading millionaire links spiritual obligation to cheerful giving and wealth distribution. It reflects a belief in generosity as a religious duty and urges broad charity among the affluent.
A Remarkable Tribute to Delegate Rodey and Congressional Curiosities
The House praised New Mexico delegate Rodey for defending statehood amid cheers on both sides. A New Feature shows Benny asking the reporter to read a question, startling the stenographer. The Dark Horse in Reserve discusses Mayor McClellan possible future presidential run and Tammany Hall dynamics. The Capitol Safe notes repeated Senate rejection of an east front expansion while Hale recalls Jefferson Davis's fits of tasteful leadership. Arthur W. Dunn.
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Rodey
House of Representatives
New Mexico
House
Grosvenor
Ohio
Benny
New Jersey
George B. McClean
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
McClellan
Tammany
Murphy
Parker
Capitol
Senate
Hale
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Arthur W. Dunn
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