Montana News Bits From August 9 1895
This column notes Anaconda population near 9000 and plans for a new Wickes newspaper using Hartford Pioneer materials. Fergus County Argus marks twelve years. possible daily Anaconda Recorder edition. Fort Ellis camp with soldier meals and instruction. county editors mock Montana moon and dry papers after haying. Beverages in Butte and requests for Beaverhead rock samples for Helena capitol. school trustees lawsuit over books. tax on telegraph instruments deemed unconstitutional. debates over federal revenue and New York relocation rumors about W A Clark. Jackson Hole Indian war viewed as minor. Macaulay described road conditions and parish labor statute impacts on 19th century roads.
Northwestern Magazine features diverse regional interests
The August issue of The Northweat Magazine delights Northwestern readers with Geo. Cady Johnson’s Lake Cushman piece and Jennie Louise Harris’s A Paseo Belle tale. It notes Minneso ta educational center, Montana mining scenes, and Life as a Cadet by Victor Her bet Smalley among other items. Choteau Montana area residents lack a church and mobilize funds and leaders to build one despite high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northweat
Northwestern
Geo. Cady Johnson
Lake Cushman
Wash
Jennie Louise Harris
Minnesota
Lucius R. Root
Northwest
A. H. Hersey
Montana
Victor Herbert Smalley
Helena Lodge Hails Chinese Ma sons Welcome
Helena reports a new lodge of Chinese Mannsomen welcomed as Livingston residents spent Sunday playing ball and wagering on horse races. An Anaconda saloon keeper Dan Gleason died Sunday from apoplexy. Capitol site commission in Helena debates site choices after ballots. A Cree princess rider fell from a pony near Kali spell fracturing her skull. a surgeon removed bone and she recovered. Footner missing. $1,000 package missing but not believed stolen. Brackett creek Ed Profitt shot his brother Lee. wife fled. First National Bank of Butte sues State Lumber Co Missoula and Smead Brown for 820.08 plus $200 attorney fee. attachment issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Dan Gleason
Anaconda
Capitol Site Commission
Helena
Kali
Eid. Profitt
Brackett Creek
Lee
First National Bank of
Butte
State Lumber Company
Missoula
W. H. Smead
George M. Brown
Excursion to Yellowstone offered by Northern Pacific
A limited round trip for Butte travelers to Yellowstone National Park departs August 24 with through sleepers, stage transport, and hotel stays. Price is 50 dollars for adults, 25 for children under ten, covering all en route expenses. Return to Butte August 31.
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Yellowstone National Park
Northern Pacific
Park Transportation Company and Hotel Association
Butte
Cinnabar
Return
Park
Livingston
Albemarle Hotel
W. M. Troxr
Gen. Agt
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Iid
P. Fisher
Merchante’ Exchange
San Francisco
Dimon, Montana
Jackson's Hole
Wickes
Hartford ‘Pioneer
Fergus County Argus
The
Argus
Anaconda Recorder
McMurray
Fort Ellis
Beaverhead County
Capitol Building Commission
Butte Haa
Board of
Sudge Blake
New York Sun
Salt Lake Herald
W. A. Clark
Buite
New York
Macaulay
England
Red Rock
Deering Machinery
Deering
Studebaker Wagons
Balmon City
Lembi County
Choteau
Teton County
Massachusetts
Montardits
State’ News
H. M. Footner
Great Northern Express
Footner
General Merchandise
A. Elil la
Mont
Kipp
Todd
Big Hole Basin
Holden
K. J. Conger
Attorney Wines
D. W. Walker
Amesville
Price Dodson
Dewey's
J. W. Collins
Wm. Stanchfield
Maggie Nigard
Big Hole
Chas Salifsky
Frank Dipon
Hall
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D.M. Newbro Drug Co
de Witt
N. M. White
Newbro
Dillon
Union Pacific
Union Ba
F. T. Corrins
Eliel Brothers
Stoge
Goming
Dillon, Montana
M. L. Davidson
D. T. Chapman
W. A. Jones
QO. M. Best
Montana Mercantile CO
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
Quality Con
O. E. Morse
Dillon Furniture Co
Trefrigerators
Board of Equalization
Henry R. Melton
Pvt
D. McGough
Staudaher
G. J. Braves
Dillon High School
Mars. K. Poindexter
Mr. L. O. Tinkham
Toxicway
Newhall
California
N. Y
D. George
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