Death of Samuel Garret a Montana Miser Near Deweys Flat
Samuel Garrett died at his ranch near Deweys Flat after years of poverty and isolation. Authorities found nearly twelve thousand dollars in bank certificates and cash in his possession, which Public Administrator Thomas O'Connor received. Neighbors note he refused medicine during illness, and his hoarded wealth contrasted with his destitute surroundings.
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Deweys Flat
Montana
Garret
German Gulch
Dolman
Colonel Dolman
Dillon
Thomas O'Connor
Preachers Appointed and New Montana Mission Formed
The Montana Methodist conference at Anaconda concluded with parish assignments across Helena Bozeman and Great Falls districts. New North Montana mission formed. Idaho conference expanded. Also includes promotional notes on excursions, a patent remedy ad, and local real estate sale.
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Montana
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Salmon City
Idaho
Great Falls
North Montana
Helena
Bozeman
NORTS
W. W. van Orsdel
Coombe
Bishop Walden
Marvels of Marble Cave Rival to Mammoth Cave
A lengthy travel note describes the Ozark cave known as Marble Cave, its dramatic entrance Roark peak, and a string of wonders inside including caverns, rivers, lakes, statues and banners of native bones. It recalls exploration by Warry T Blow and Powell and compares The cave to Wyandotte Indiana and Mammoth Cave.
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Missouri
Wes
Frank Gaylor
Roark
Gaylor
Warry T. Blow
St. Louis
Grand Army
Lamar
Barton County
Truman &. Powell
Marble Cave
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