Sunday School Ice Cream Social Nets Forty Dollars
Special correspondence from Rocuesten Montana reports a crowded hall until the ice cream ran out and about forty dollars was raised. Numerous locals and visitors are listed with travels and visits to nearby towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Maddux
Mack Dorland
P. B. Handlin
Cartzwell
Ohlo
Ter
8. C. McClure
Baby
Bilverton
B. C
McClure
Grace Mitchell
Butte
Denver
Colorado
J. A. Thomas
Ogden
Utah
Reception at Page House Honors Bushnells in Pageville
A large group gathered for a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Page honoring Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Bushnell. Guests brought useful gifts as refreshing fruits ices and cakes concluded the evening. Pageville news notes multiple residents visiting Blaine Dillon Norris and Butte with health and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paqeville
Montana
Rodney Page
Tracy Bushnell
Archie Walker
Burtch
Floyd Burtch
Hol: Coyle
Blaine
W. Page
Mercer
Arthur Page
Robert Page
Centennial Valley
Fred Snodgrass
Springfield
Missouri
Patterson
Dillon
Leone Barton
Mae Burtch
Tom Richania
Butte
Norris
Edward
Pageville Mercantile Company
Frost Sels Gardens in Montana Summer Visit Notes
Special correspondence from Wills Montana August 2012 reports multiple local residents traveling to nearby towns for visits and work. Names include Kamich Kambich Murray Pfeiffer Woodside Hartwig Dillon and McKinney with social calls to Butte Glendale and Melrose. A baby girl arrived to Frank Young with mother and child thriving. Jack Frost arrives shading gardens and beans scarce. several outings, picnics, and river camping mentioned.
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Hayes Cannon
Butte
Julius Hartwig
Jack Frost
Melrose
Hood
Tata
Bette
Matt Konda
Miss Stamm
Dillon
Milwaukee
J. A. Browne
Orem Farm Ranch Sold To L Stahl Near City
Chas Deputy sold the Orem farm back of the city to L Stahl who lives on Rattlesnake. The ranch covers 120 acres with eighty below the Union ditch. Price was 6000 dollars with possession given after the present crop is removed. The property has changed hands several times recently with large profits reported by previous owners.
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Chas
L. Stahl
Orem Farm
Union Ditch
Dillon Theatre season promises top attractions
The Dillon Theatre announces a strong season with manager R. V. Sebree booking solid plays and more to come. Opens September 17 with Wanted A Wife and names Liberty Belles on October 1 and Fiddle Dee Dea on February 19 as standout shows likely to draw crowds.
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Dillon Theatre
R. V. Sebree
Liberty Belles
Chinatown
James Boys
Missouri
Weindman’s Stock Co
Bill
National Stock Co
Fiddle Dee Dea
Weber & Field
New York
Racing Men Meet Elect Officers for Dillon Meeting
Dillon racing association members held a meeting last Tuesday and elected officers to govern the upcoming race meet. Chris Snyder is president and Frank H. Cooney racing secretary with Geo Wolf as corresponding secretary and Ralph V. Sebree treasurer. Committees include soliciting Frank Williams Bob Bammer and Chris Snyder and track refreshments Frank Williams Geo Linkeredorfer and R. W. Bammer. All track privileges will be issued by Chris Snyder. The first race is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon September 24 and runs through the next three days with potential Sunday continuation. About 3000 dollars in purses are planned as the meeting targets success.
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Dillon Racing Association
Chris Snyder
Frank H. Cooney
Geo. Wolf
Ralph V. Sebree
Frank Williams
Bob Bammer
Geo. Linkeredorfer
R. W. Bammer
Redmen Initiate Swainbank in Chief’s Degree
The Redmen lodge held a Wednesday night meeting in which the chief's degree was conferred on Robert Swainbank after initiation rites and a strenuous war dance. A banquet followed with toasts by B. Stevenson F. B. Olmsted and others, and a concluding smoker.
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Lodge of
Redmen
Olmsted
Robert Swainbank
B. BR. Stevenson
F. B. Olmsted
Sam Parker
W. Robison
Two Men Captured After Train Incident Near Madison County
Two men identified as Frank Smith and Charles Grimes were captured Wednesday by Chief Stone after firing at Brakeman O G O Dice aboard a southbound local freight No 28. They were locked in a car and turned over to county officials in Dillon after the train stopped at 12:30. The pair claimed they were firing at Italians disturbing them.
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Chief Stone
Madison County
Big Hole
OG. O. Dice
Dillon
Frank Smith
Charles Grimes
Jimmie Sparrow Injured In Delivery Wagon Accident
Jimmie Sparrow, a worker for Montana Mercantile, was thrown from a delivery wagon after climbing to the seat. The wagon startled by a parasol and paper caused him to fall seven feet to the street, bruising his shoulder and side and preventing work since the incident.
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Jimmie Sparrow
Montana Mercantiles
Scenes on Brownes and Agnes Lakes
Agnes Lake and Browne's Lake are depicted as popular mountain resorts near Browne's station on the Oregon Short Line. The scenes note fishing, camping conveniences, and scenic views, with Senator Clark and friends staying at the lakes for the season, serving Salt Lake, Butte, Dillon, and Melrose visitors.
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Agnes Lake
Rock Creek Canyon
Jos.a
Browne
Salt Lake
Butte
Dillon
Melrose
Two Defendants Plead Guilty as District Court Opens
James Williams pleads guilty to grand larceny and receives two years in state prison after being arraigned with no counsel. John Johnson, 14, pleads guilty to burglary and is committed to the state reform school. Court sets August 19 for further actions and schedules numerous demurrers and hearings in water rights and debt cases.
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District Court
M.H. Parker
James Williams
Barbour
Parker
Williams
Matt Orr
John Johnson
Brananberg
Lima
Melrose
Dillon
H. R. Melton
Cudge Parker
Court calendar notices set trials for November
Pine and Dunbar against Best and others debt trials set for November 18 at 10 a m Bond against Hurd debt trial November 18 at 1 30 p m Willis v Davidson debt trial November 19 at 9 a m Schultz v Schultz divorce trial November 19 at 10 a m Wilson v Propper debt trial November 19 at 10 30 a m Knapp v Knapp maintenance trial November 19 at 1 30 p m Weiser v Snyder debt trial November 19 at 2 p m Rabichau v Rabichau divorce November 19 at 2 p m Clerk ordered jury for next term thirty games returnable November 18 at 9 a m
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Pine & Dunbar
Best Et al
Bond
Hurd
Willis Va. Davidson
Schultz
Wilson
Propper
Knapp
Weiser
Snyder
Fire Engulfs Butte Reduction Works in Report
A telephone message from Butte reports a major blaze at the Butte Reduction works with little chance of saving the facility. No further details were available.
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Butte
Papers Filed In Clerk Office This Week In Dillon
Weekly clerk filings show fewer deeds and locations than last week with several notable instruments. G N Towers deed to Belle Towers for 2000 dollars and various lot deeds are listed along with water rights and quartz location filings by multiple residents in Bannack and Bloody Dick districts.
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G. N. Towers
Belle Towers
Wisdom Riperty
Frank Schwart Et
Olsim
Antone Erhardt
Red Star
French Gulch
Fred Rabichau
Bloody Dick
South Omaha Livestock Markets Report From Aug 1902
Market letter noting cattle receipts the largest of the year with over 20 000 on Mon Tue and Wed beef cattle steady desirable cows stockers and feeders firm and demand good but common stock weak best feeders and killers 4 80 to 5 60 fair 4 25 to 4 80 stockers 3 00 to 4 00 common 2 50 to 3 25 canners and cutters 1 75 to 2 60 stock calves 3 25 to 4 50 real 4 50 to 5 50 choice cows and heifers 4 00 to 4 50 hog receipts light but market weak and lower until past two days when there was a 100 advance range 6 60 to 6 85 three days this week bring nearly 44 000 sheep mutton sheep began declining but feeders stronger with yearlings 3 40 to 4 00 wethers 3 30 to 3 75 ewes 2 75 to 3 40 lambs 5 00 to 6 00 stock lambs 3 50 to 4 00 calls 1 00 to 2 00 good demand for feeders
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Ditton Tribune
Nye & Buchanan Co
South Omaha
Deserd Land Claim Case Heard In Court Today
Clerk of the Court George W. French presides over a dispute between Craig Cornell and John Kent over an unsurveyed desert land claim. The areas involved include sections 7 18 17 township 88 range 7 west. Edwin Norris represents Kent while Joe Poindexter advocates for Cornell. The hearing was not completed at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. French
Craig Cornell
John Kent
Joe Poindexter
Cornell
Notify All Customers Of Successful He Irregular Trade
Inform all customers that successor to Fred Landeau in the butcher business is E Krowrs with address 8 oe and related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Landeau
E. Krowrs
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Frost
Visltors
the Tribune
Fah
Browne’s and
Agnes Lakes
Agees Lake
Browne's Lake
James Wilinma
John
Johnson
Reform School
Fle
Poindexer & Orr Live Stock Co
Whittaker
Greed Va
Wm. Manthin
Beaverhead Canal Co
Dillon Elestric Light Power
Thompson & Reynolda
Bratman
Moore
Howe
Glendale Transfer Co
Greenwood Milling Co
Mow Lung Kee
Lung Joe
Morrison
Padley
Morrison Va Padley
Hill Va Jada
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Canute
Brophy Ve
Reichle
Jamon Weisner
P. J. Brophy
Margaret Reichle
Barrett
Nelson Va
Haines & Co
Ashby
Mueller
Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Co
Oregon Short Line Co
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