Lima area notes include accident and local updates
Don Tedrick suffered a fractured right thigh when his horse fell into a badger hole near Williams. He was treated by Dr. Ford, sent to Murray's hospital in Butte, and is reported doing well. The column also covers Masonic visitors, residents moving, railroad changes, and local health notes with a plug for Chamberlain's remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lima
Don Tedrick
Archie Beardslee
Williams
Dell
Otto Gosman
John Baker
H. G. Rodgers
Dillon
Mr. Howell
Armstead
Maynard
Bessie Gallagher
Anaconda
Richard Gallagher
Russel Owens
Daniel Currie
Carter
Wyoming
Wst. Ingling
F. W. Réthas
Pocatello
W. F. Gardiner
Wardner
Idaho
Nell Heath
Idaho Falls
Sam Boyd
J. G. Benalken
Mr. Gesas
Barney Gesas
Pageville notes of school work and community life
August 24 notes from Pageville detail the progress on the new Pageville schoolhouse with Mr Farr then John Swanstrum buying cattle at $26 each. Various visits and events include births, travels to Helena for M E conference, church attendance in Centerville, and a surprise party for Miss Ada Barshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pageville
Mr. Farr
Whitehall
John Swanstrum
Fred Molleur
O. H. Gilman
Twin Bridges
Joseph Tezak
R. H. Fuqua
Dillon
Margaret Barich
Tezak
Palmer Park
Point of Rocks
Charles Baker
Charles Rhodes
Helena
Sarah Rhodes
Jessie Smith
Belgrade
Centerville
Charley Osborn
Nat Stark
Dunn
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Lillian Jones
Wildwood Ranch
James Shannon
Butte
Bray
Simmons
Wisdom secures Rev. Moore as pastor for six months
Dr Gwynne of the Butte Presbytery has obtained Rev. Moore to lead Wisdom churches. Moore, who has preached in Topeka, may stay six months if salary guarantees are met and mutual satisfaction ensues. The piece also notes local social events, hay harvest pride, and minor incidents around Big Hole Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gywnne
Butte
Wisdom
Moore
Topeka
Kansas
Gwynne
Margaret Ross
Dillon
Woodworth
F. A. Hazelbaker
J. P. Lossl
Henry Olsen
Mr. Olsen
R. H. Jones
Bales & Jones Co
Mr. Jones
Local Notes From Medicine Lodge August Visitants
In Medicine Lodge on August 24 Mrs. Mary Skoning Brenner left for home after a week at the Craver ranch. Miss Frankie Andrus of Dillon visits this week. Frank Rife was among Dillon visitors last week. Spencer Burgess returned to his old Kansas home Monday. Bobbie Barrett of Horse Prairie visits Ike Rife. Martin Ruthie and Thomas Craver traveled to Grant earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Mary Skoning-Brenner
Craver Ranch
Frankie Andrus
Dillon
Frank Rife
Spencer Burgess
Kansas
Bobbie Barrett
Horse Prairie
Ike Rife
Martin Ruthie
Thomas Craver
Grant
Billee
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains Trust For Colds
The ad urges buyers to choose Chamberlains Cough Remedy with no danger and promised relief. It highlights use for coughs colds and whooping cough and notes Potts the Druggist selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Forest fires threaten Big Hole area amid strong winds
August 23 reports say fires rage on both sides of the Big Hole basin near Jackson district with fear they may spread to the Elkhorn ranges if winds persist. crews will work to check the flames at timber edge. Baxter-Graeter party returns toward Dillon after being driven from Miner lakes. John M. Quirk hosted an organ recital at Scudder Creek school house with Miss Anna Jensen. L. V. Seybold of Dell visits. Dell showers noted. Harold Reneau visits valley. Bert Cozad and son Hubert travel to Taylor Creek.
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Cozad
McDermott
Butte
Ellis
North Fork
Olive Marchesseau
Hester Clements
Bannack
Montreal
Canada
John Judge
Sadie Ray
Bell
Hazel Lemarsh
Lizzie Harrison
James D
George Harrison
Wm. Hayes
Elkhorn
A. Marchesseau
Anna Jensen
Dillon
Jenkins
Charard
Jackson
Malad City
Idaho
Friarry Burries
Tribune
Polaris
Big Hole Basin
Elkhorn Ranges
Baxter-Graeter
Miner Lakes
Elkhorn Springs
Baxter
John M. Quirk
Scudder Creek School House
L. V. Seybold
Dell
Dell, Was A Welcome Visitor To Our Valley the Past Few Days. Mr. Seybold
Dell Range
Harold Reneau
Ee Bert Cozad
Hubert
Taylor Creek
Visitors from Butte fill Reichle’s with summer guests
Willis News notes a steady stream of visitors from Butte to Reichle’s and nearby homes. Martin and Geo Kern spent days at Reichle’s, Mrs. E Huber and children visited Beehrer home, and others including Fred Normandier and G Henry enjoyed extended stays. Local business figures from Dillon and Butte toured the area, with Bell Telephone men discussing a rural line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinune
Willis
Martin
Geo. Kern
Butte
Reichles
G. Henry
Reichle
Adam Maier
Dillon
G. Forster
Dan Smith
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Jas. Garrison
John Hails
Geo. White
Butt
Market Letter Reports Steady Gains in Corn Fed Beefs
The weekly market letter from So Omaha reports strong demand and rising prices for corn fed beeves with receipts fair. Price ranges noted include good to choice beeves 7.25 to 7.90 and stockers higher by 10 to 25 cents, with hogs up 1.00 from prior lows and feeder sheep advancing 30 to 35 cents. Receipts were heavy across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Big Hole Stage Accident Near Wisdom Injures Many
At Fishtrap creek near Wisdom an impaired Concord coach drawn by six horses toppled from a bridge Tuesday morning, injuring 18 passengers. Driver Walter Coulson was lightly hurt, most seriously hurt was passenger John Rehn. A doctor attended from Wisdom and Rehn was later moved to Murray's hospital in Butte with non fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Concord
Fishtrap Creek
Walter Coulson
Concord Big Hole Commercial Company
Wisdom
Divide
John Rehn
Despondent Woman In Green House Tries Carbolic Route
A woman calling herself Grace Gorman, staying in the Green house in the restricted district, drank carbolic acid last Tuesday night. Physicians rushed to aid her, and she remains alive but in critical condition. her true name and origins are unknown.
Mrs E H Schneider Opens Millinery in Dillon Store
Mrs E H Schneider, who bought the Dillon Dry Goods millinery, plans a three day opening starting September 1. She has hired Mrs Margaret Anderson, a veteran milliner from Duluth and other cities, to assist and bring notable expertise to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Schneider
Jeffers
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Dillon
Schneider
Margaret Anderson
Duluth
Dillonites
Miss Anderson
Excursion to Denver for Spanish War Veterans Reunion
An August 27 excursion to Denver via the Ol L. S. for Spanish War Veterans' Reunion is announced. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. is slated to be present. Agents can provide rates and further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Theodore Roosevelt
Will
Injured Rancher E L West Crushed in Accident
E L West, employed by John F Bishop, was fatally injured when his horse fell into a badger hole in a pasture. He was crushed through the hips and suffered a bladder rupture. He was moved to Dillon and then to a hospital in Butte in very serious condition accompanying him were Drs Bond Poindexter and Mrs West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. West
John F. Bishop
Garrick in the witness box praised by Burke and Fox
In a London Parliament scene Garrick shines for his eloquence as Burke and Fox praise his art. The gallery debate ends with the stranger remaining while Garrick stays seated. A London Gazette item notes the famed wit and his influence on debating style.
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Garrick
Carrick
London
Burke
Fox
Townshend
St. James
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