Washington City Notes from Emma Bast on Washington Visits
Correspondent Emma Bast reflects on a July London Washington tour sharing impressions of President McKinley at church, the White House, Mount Vernon, the navy yard, and highlights from the Library of Congress, Smithsonian, Arlington, and other capital landmarks. She plans to move on to Philadelphia.
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the Tribune
Samaron
Tribune
M. O
Montana
Santiago
United States
Shafter
Spain
Platte
McKinley
Bryan
White House
Pendel
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Lincoln
Garfield
Nellie Grant
Mra Harrison
Tracey
Washington
Dolly Madison
Mount Vernon
Potomac
New
George Washington
Martha
Ton
Jim
Lafayette
London
Eleanor Parke Custis
Lawrence Lewis
Navy Yard
Secretary Long
Princeton
Maine
Public
Washington Monument
Smithsonian Institute
National Museum
Capitol
Logan
Arlington
Our National Cemetery
Cheevy Chase
Glen Echo
Cabin John’s” Bridge
Philadelphia
Emma Touman Bast
Flynn Wilson case settled after court dismissal
The Flynn-Wilson dispute, heard by Justice McGough's court on Monday, was dismissed Tuesday with all parties released. Attorneys Barbour for the Wilsons and County Attorney Poindexter with Judge Conger for the Flynn side led the defense in a highly tangled neighborhood quarrel.
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Flynn-Wilson
Continuation of Ander son Bros. Blacksmithing Firm
To the public we announce the blacksmithing business has been taken over by Cannanan McDonald. We offer horse shoeing wagon repairing and general smith work at the old stand 842 Cannanan Street Idaho Street opposite Anderton Bros. We emphasize capability to shoe any horse and invite patrons to call and visit.
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Ing
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Anderton Bros
Cashmore Resigns as M. M. Co. Deliveryman Purchases Dillon Transfer
Wm. Cashmore resigns after years as a general deliveryman for the M. M. Co. and buys Geo. Murray’s Dillon transfer business. He aims to grow a solid enterprise handling Continental Oil Co. traffic, coal, and general drayage and transfer work.
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M. M.co
Dillon
Geo. Murray
Cashmore
Continental Oil Co
Mr. Cashmore
Patterson and Hayter Leave Monday Evening
Mrs. B. Patterson and Miss Ellen Hayter departed Monday evening after a rail trip not fully detailed in the fragment.
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Ellen Hayter
Smelter City Notes Highlight Glendale Visits and Projects
Beaver Head readers report H T Sippington from Lake City in town last weekend. Surveyor J H Harper and assistants from Butte were here east of town for professional work. Dr G W Newsom in town ten days practicing dentistry. Mormon elders active with services this week. Prof Chalmer Munday of Dillon met with school board. W H Pine of Sheridan in town ten days. Local marriages include John Rowett and Miss Lilian Hull of Heola wed in Butte. Principalship applicant Miss Bessie Potts of Miles City visited. Mrs Henry Knippenberg arrived from Indianapolis for summer stay. Mrs Elizabeth Boetticher and Miss Helen Conway visiting Salt Lake City for a month. Glendale gains an opera house, owners E H Harvey, O Boetticher and G R Vance purchased the St Charles Hotel and fitted ground floor for stage and audience. Decor by W H Pine, Walter Lord, E H Linden of Butte. Miss Clara Tillotson resigns Heola summer school. Miss Carrie Randall of Sheridan takes the post. Heola Company pay day featured a red hot foot race between Jacob Hartwig and Joe German. saloon glass broken. Rev H W Tilden of Des Moines and Rev Captain R H Reed of Twin Bridges visited Glendale.
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Butte
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Sheridan
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Heola
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Miles City
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Indianapolis
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O Boetticher
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Excounty Survey
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H. W. Tilden
Des Moines
Town
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Twin Bridges
Lima Doings Details of a Mormon Picnic
Lima July 26. About 160 Lima residents gathered at Thompson's grove two miles north to celebrate the Slat anniversary of the Latter-day Saints in Utah. A day of picnicking, songs, recitations, races, and abundant ice cream followed a morning ride by wagon. Gratitude was extended to Mrs. L B Wharton and C A Boies for leadership and railroad aid.
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Thompson's Grove
Territory
Utah
Henry Thompson
Administrators' Account Books for Estate Use
Our impression or copying books are cheap and well made with waterproof backs. They are designed for administrators to keep accounts with estates accurately and with little trouble. Osan behad only of Tarr 8 Pousissaine Co. Dillon.
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Osan Behad
Tarr
Pousissaine Co
Dillon
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