Surprises Mark August Socials in Lima and Nearby
In Lima and surroundings on August 6 to 8 residents hosted surprise parties for birthdays. Frank Adams turned ten and Laura Marsh celebrated her 18th with about 89 guests. A fishing party of 12 sailed to Mill Creek lakes and returned with 75 fish. Several residents moved or planned trips, while local railroad work and school repairs progressed.
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Bhoridan
the Tribune
Bumarmay
Frank Adams
Frank
Laura Marsh
Laura
Mill Creek
L. O. Edwards
Dr. Southerland
Frank Osry
Walcott Raymond
Raymond Rossiter
Z. Olem
Bert Page
John Madigan
Gesner
George
Lewis Bullerdick
Howard
Missoula
M. E. Church
Rev. Hartt
A. Lindfors
Nellie Peterson
Dillon
L. Co
Community Notes From Lima Area Observes School Pride
The column captures local life with praise for teachers and students at the close of term, visits among residents Miss Eve Guiting in Idaho Park, Rev W H Burton leaving for M E conference in Missoula, and numerous social calls. Ranch work, haying, and travel anecdotes frame a bustling provincial scene.
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Eve Guiting
Idaho Park
Dorean Porter
W. H. Burton
M. E. Church
Missoula
M. E
Lima
Misa Eddie Hammon
Anaconda
Kagan
McBride
Salmon City
Idaho
Lawrence Sellstrom
Surprised Ed Page With Birthday Party in Pageville
A group of Ed Page’s friends hosted a birthday surprise for him Tuesday night. Crokinole was played into the night as guests departed by moonlight. Rev E T Maring and family visited from Bozeman last week. Mr Maring left to attend the M E conference at Anaconda. Mrs Newell traveled from Twin Bridges Saturday.
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Adolf Reichle
Miss Nash
Dillon
Mr. Heiee
Idaho Falls
M. W. Reichle
Short
Jacksonville
Ill
John Hale
Butte
Mr. Neugent
Papa
Julais Hartwig
Mrs. Hopp
Weenink
Ed. Page
the Tribune
Pageville
Ansconda
Newell
Twin Bridges
Saitt
J. M. Page
Bannack
Nellie
Lizzie
Proutz
Rochester
Ford Burtch
Ister
L. Utley
Twin
the Baptist Church
Dillon Orchestra
St. Paul
Wallis
Holy City
Miss Peterson
Prof. Pasmore
Jesus
Mendelesohn
Mrs. Scott
Miss Chambers
Marshoni
Pants the Hart
High School Quarters Debate Bonds May Be Floated
A joint meeting of the State Normal and County Free High School boards discussed housing the high school in Normal building rooms 18 14 east and center first floor and basement rooms in harmony. Rent set at 850 dollars with furnishings. Contractor Mr Price proposed to build the high school and accept bonds, plus take over the heated plant bid, with a 30 000 bond difference to settle. Special meetings were planned to review the proposal and the current year’s tax levy.
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Normal School ‘Board
Normal School
Normal Board
Price
Best
Norris
Dart Hardware Co
Woolgrowers Association Formed in Southern Montana
A meeting at the courthouse established the Southern Montana Wool Growers' association to advance wool and mutton markets, protect open range rights, and combat camp robberies. Officers elected include Philip Lovell as president and Walter J. Crowell as secretary. A $5 membership, a $25 robbery reward, and a $250 conviction reward were authorized, with plans for a regional warehouse and possible scouring plant.
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Montana
Southern Wool Growers’ Association
Philip, Lovell
Fred Schultz
Jas.p. Murray
Geo. Gleed
L. E. Thomas
Elza Smith
Beaverhead County
Pioneer L Done Dies After a Rugged Montana Life
A Montana pioneer known as L. Done dies at the county hospital after a long life as hunter and sheep herder. Born in North Carolina and raised in Indiana, he came west in 1857 and settled in the central mountains. He worked for the American Fur Company and possibly Hudson Bay, lived largely apart from society, was married with children, and was buried by the Pioneer society at Poindexter Orr cemetery after a funeral led by Rev. S. D. Hooker.
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West
L. Done
North Carolina
Indiana
Plains
Johnson
Montana
American Far Company
Hudson Bay Company
Poindexter & Orr
Clover Creek
Centennial Valley
Burt Orr
Panama Doctor Praises Chamberlain Remedy In Dysentery Case
In a Panama letter Dr. Charles H Utter, a prominent physician, recalls treating a 16 year old girl with severe dysentery. After ineffectual remedies she used Chamberlains Olio Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. within eight hours she improved and a week later was entirely well. Sold by L J Widam.
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Panama
Colombia
Chamberlain
Chas. H. Utter
Columbia
L.J. Wildiam
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Misses Marshall
Messrs
Page
Madison
Ruby
Mrs. Rolland,Rightenour
Boise
Mary Rightenour
Wm. Zeller
W. Gray
Colorado
Geo. Edinger
Willis News
Bell Nash
Willie Reichle
Reichle
C. W. Newton
Jacob Hartwig
Alexander
Melrose
Bammer
Farley
Huber Brothers
L. Kupfer
Dillon, Montana
Smith
Boston
Mary Baker. Eddy
Mother “of
Christian Science
Aviek Stamm
Pageville News
Libby—A. Roderick
Yahk Valley
Helena
Joseph P. McCarthy
Keith
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