Double wedding and tragedy highlight Bannack week
Bannack reports a pretty double wedding with Lizzie Denny Bohannan and Elvira Reece ties the knot at Thos. Denny Sr. house with Judge Retallack officiating. A rancher's kick led to a young worker's death and county burial expenses.
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The
Tribune
Bannack
Thos. Denny, Sr
Retallack
Lizzie Denny
Mont
John E. Bohannan
Junction
Idaho
Elvira Reece
Lemhi Agency
Big Hole
Angher
Banna
A. O. Yeaman
Dillon
Richard Nelson
Big Hole Basin
Keneson
Dr. Ryburn
Wm. Tash
Ed Gray
Tom Thompson
A. Bessette
Joe Barries
George Gray
Hattie Willard
Lima correspondent corrected on Peat hotel reopening
Mrs. Henry Thompson writes that the Lima report erred in claiming the Peat hotel would reopen under Mr. Bray. She thanks many kind friends in Lima for their support.
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Henry Thompson
Lima
Peat Hotel
Bray
Sincere Thanks for Kindness in Time of Sorrow
The letter expresses deep gratitude for the rare kindness shown by strangers, especially Mrs. Maria Russell who stood by us through our sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Buu.
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Ter
Lima
Maria Russell
F. A. Buu
Watseka Company Improves Clark's Mill and Local Socials
Special correspondence notes Watseka firm upgrading Clark's mill with a long downtime ahead. J P Hulsizer rents hall for weekly dances. Miss Cora Marshall of Twin Bridges visits, with Miss Jane. Local social dance well attended. several out-of-town visitors arrive and relocate.
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Tribune
Roongstrr
Watseka Company
Clark’s Mill
J. P. Helsizer
Henry Hungart
Robert Haxby
Cora Marshall
Twin Bridges
Jane
Myrtle Oldrich
Glendale
Mont
Hardesty Hotel
J. E. Burkhart
Ray
Mark McCune
Salt Lake City
Sheriff W. S Pyle Resigns. Padley Appointed Undersheriff
The resignation of Sheriff W. 8. Pyle was received on Wednesday by T. F. Barrett, chairman of the board of county commissioners. D C H Padley was appointed, with Pat Phillips as undersheriff, and bondsmen listed as B F White, P H Poindexter and Wm Roe.
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W. 8. Pyle
Board of County Commissioners
T. F. Barrett
Board of Commissioners
H. Padley
Pat Phillips
Padhey
B. F. White
P. H. Poindexter
Wm. Roe
Unclear health claim promotion snippet
Fragment text promotes a bowel remedy claim asserting universal cure from illnesses by improving bowels. Lacks verifiable facts, names, or objective outcome details.
Governor seeks resignations of local Normal School board
The governor of Helena Montana on August 2 1900 asked all members of the State Normal School local board to resign saying a reorganization will promote welfare. Some members agreed others declined or remained unsure amid rumors of a governor appointed board.
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Local Normal Board
The
State Normal School
Heeman
Mont
Board of Trustees
Stone
Kress
Huber
Crowell
Mahoney
Helena
Buggy overturn injures Mrs Roe after Bucking Horse incident
Tuesday evening near the Whittaker ranch a buggy overturned injuring Mrs. William Roe with a fractured left leg and multiple bruises while Mr. Roe escaped unharmed. Dr. M A Miller set the fracture and Mrs Roe was taken to town by Mr Kirkpatrick.
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William Roe
Mrs. Roe
Mr. Roe
Whittaker Ranch
Lovell
Roe
Miss Clara Mittlemeier Dies After Illness in Dillon
Miss Clara Mittlemeier a well known Dillon young lady died of heart disease at her mother's home on Birch Creek Early Monday She was 20 born in Hayes City Kansas Came to Dillon seven years ago and resided here Since health declined she lived with Mrs Patterson Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at the Catholic church with Rev Father English of Butte presiding She leaves a mother and three brothers survive and many friends mourn her loss
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Tribune
Lima
Sid Garland
Salt Lake
Dillon
O. W. Gray
BE. A. Baily
Florence Mansing
M. E
Mite Society
E. A. Baily
Nellie
Jonh Hardesty
Walker
Melrose
P. Olson
J. Mow
Ulrich
Rock Creek Lake
H. McCauley
H. H. Townshend
Butte
McCauley
Olson
Judge
Thomas
Teal
Mildred Teal
Louis Des Riviers
Charles Harvey
Mary Foster
Heola
Oscar Wold
Frank Hagenbarth
J. A. Browne
Spencer
Idaho
Winnie Aldrich
Anaconda
Soap Gulch
Vipond Park
John O'Connell
Stebbin
Charles W. Clark
John Helban
Divide
Helehan
Aulerthea
Clara’ Mittlemeire
Mis
Margaret Banneyer
Birch Creek
Miss Mittlemeier
Hayes City
Kansas
Osteopaths Tied to State License Law by Attorney General Opinion
The attorney general states that an osteopath practicing in this state is liable for license payment and amenable to medical law. Practitioners could be prevented from practicing osteopathy without a license issued by the medical board, though lack of license does not absolve the practitioner.
Educators vs Lawyers as Sanders is Rejected by State Board
The state board of education met in Dillon for a long session and voted six to four to not uphold the local board’s reelecting President Sanders of the State Normal School. Educators supported Sanders. lawyers and politicians opposed him, while public opinion in Dillon showed strong support for the president.
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State Board of Education
Dillon
Preside Sanders
State Normal School
Sanders
Dil.ton
R. B. Smith
Court House
O. B. Nolan
I. A. Carleton
O. F. Goddard
McConnell
Banderas
Spt
Carleton
Helena
F. O. Kress
Kress
Supt
Melton
Model School
Board of Trustees
Normal
The
Met
City School
E. Moree
J. E. Monroe
W. J. Crowell
L. A. Btone
the Normal
Mr. Sanders
Messrs. Carleton, Chisholm, Garrett and
Hamilton
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New York
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Union Meat Market
Deputy Bros
Proprietors
Dillon, Montana
Dave
the Tribune
Mehva Ead
Madison Counties
Tera Ely
John Hardesty
Imany
Elee
Rochester
Pyle
Trenaurer’s
Clara Mittlemeier
French
Demet
City of
Mteiem
Poli
Board of Education
Monroe
L. T. Jones
Rev. D. Hooker
W.M. Oliver
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