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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1904

Page

8

Metzel Ranch Change Hands and Local Happenings

Lakeview August reports Albert Metzel sold his ranch in the valley center to Robert and Will Boatman as he considers moving to Oregon. Mrs. Donilley of Butte returns home due to health. Frosts damaged gardens and grain, haying is abundant, and Belle Collins and J. Duff marry.

Lakeview Scott Donilley Butte Fred Hanson Lake Will Shambow Alaska Basin Divide St. Anthony Belle Collins J. Duff Mr. Duff M.Y. Company Ike Marble

Alfalfa Harvest Prospects Amid Busy Neighborhood Scene

Special correspondence notes a good alfalfa crop and active outdoor work on Aug 3 in the area. Visitors include Mrs. M E French and daughter Gertrude of Dillon, Dr C W Newton of Butte, Julius Hartwig and family, and others from Melrose and Salt Lake City. Several trips to Dillon and a passage toward the National Park are recorded.

the Tribune Will M. E. French Gertrude Dillon Obus. Matheson Jacob Hartwig and Sons Masters Newton Melrose C. W. Newton Butte Jacobs Hartwig S. Hayes Osman Julius Hartwig Adolf Reichle R. Adders Reichle Maiers Math Polich John Tears Galbraith

Lodging house sold and town news from Rochester

In Rochester Aug 3 reports note heat reducing activity. A. F. Deno sold the lodging house to Mr. Bellinger and his home to Frank Inabnit, plans to move to Seattle. Ice cream festival by the Sunday school raised funds. several locals bid farewell or traveled for work or travel.

Déno The Tribune Rocuester A. A. Marah Robert Whitehall Sheridan A. F. Deno Mr. Bellinger Frank Inabnit H. B. Stevens Lou Gleson Mac Stacy Rochester Peru Bob Thomas Tonapash L. A. Thomas G. B. Harbison Dr. Wilson Twin Bridges Bumans Family Cave Hell Canyon Park H. W. Jones Presbyterian Church T. Burch Pageville

Tom Pendergast Breaks Leg Sees Doctor In Bannack

Bannack reports Tom Pendergast with a broken leg after the Big Hole incident visited the town on Tuesday to consult a doctor. Local residents Alma Underwood and Hazel Mathews are noted as visitors in Bannack and nearby areas with several others also in town for business or family visits.

Bannack Tom Pendergast Misa Alma Underwood Mia Tom Thompson, Jr Jackson Archie Gray Hazel Mathews Dillon

Lima Freight Crew and Local Business Shifts

New regular freight crew added to the 8th district running force. Bridge Carpenters stationed at Lima to build stock yard fixtures between Lima and Butte. Tom Yost moves to a house near the Baily residence and, with a brother, rents the Peat building to open a saloon in about ten days. Elmer Ripley sells his saloon. Culver from Moulda becomes buyer. Royal Fire Insurance Co agent J W Rockledge visits The National Realty Co. J M Da Costa recalls student days and ballroom lancers. New York News humor and Shakespeare commentary included.

8Th District The Tribune Lima Here Butte Tom Yost Baily E. A. Baily O. K. Paul Mercantile Co Elmer Ripley Culver & Burnside Culver Moulda J. W. Rockledge Salt Lake Royal Fire Insurance Co National Realty Co J. M. da Costa Philadelphia Jefferson College Young da Costa Ife New York News

Recent Occurrences of Interest in Scandinavia

Swedish press comments on statements by a notable figure prompt wide discussion in Sweden Norway and Denmark. Coverage traces reactions in the Swedish American press highlighting the percieved impact on regional affairs and public opinion.

Sweden Norway Denmark

Swedish scholar questions Swedes' future in America

Stockholm reports Professor Kjellen, eminent Swedish writer and educator, said Swedes in America may lose their national identity if relocated and that Swedes could disappear into the great American nation. The remarks drew strong comment from Swedish American press amid planned visits by King Oscar’s appointees to the peace congress in St Louis.

Rudolf Kjetlen Extven Lund University Rock Island Kjellen America Sweden Mississippi Valley Oscar Riksdag St. Louis I. G. H. von Scheele Raoul Hamilton Hugo P. Tamm Frisz Beckman John Olson Mr. Tamm Chicago Patent Bureau Stockholm Umen Bjorklund Upsala University Patent Department Andree Spitzbergen W.ok Vanderbilt New York Aftonbladet Securitas Insurance Company K. Anderson Anderson London Prince Heinrich XXXI of Reuss Grand Hotel Christiania King Osccar Marstrand Edward Johanson Edward Princess of Wales Johanson Axel Cedergren Swedish Publishers’ Association Andrew G. Carnegie Oscar Ekman

Norway Watches Anglo Russian Strain Amid War Fears

In Christiania Norway the tense ties between England and Russia provoke near breathless anxiety. Norwegians and Swedes foresee the Nordic peninsula as a likely theater of activity if war breaks out, with heightened vigilance across the region.

England Russia Norway

Assassination of Russian Minister Plehve Reported in Copenhagen

Copenhagen reports the July 28 assassination of M. von Plehve Russian interior minister as he traveled to the Warsaw station to visit the Peterhof palace. The act sparks diplomatic interest but surprise is limited. Plehve’s Finnish policy and policing powers are noted. Also mentions local suicides of a Copenhagen student and the king’s illness.

M. von Plehve Warsaw Peterhof Copenhagen St. Petersburg Plehve Russia M. Plehve Copen- Dager George E. Peterson Amager Peterson Copenhagen University Dyrehavn Christian Schwerin Marion Norbliub

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