Bear on Hamilton ranch ends in chase and kill
In a Montana rural tale from Horse Prairie the bear at Hamilton’s ranch is pursued by Lee Powell and 14 men after Ham Hamilton’s escape. The hunt ends when the bear is killed and the rider returns with Mrs Hamilton to view the trophy. Nearby Twin Bridges and Rexburg notes add ranch and farming details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Prairie
Hamilton
Ham
Jen
Lee
Shineberger’s
Jeff Davis
Mart Barrett
Powell
Minneapolis
Brigham Young
Joseph
Mrs. H
Twin Bridges
Intermountain
Montana
Doncaster Ranch
Jefferson River
Old Tom Bowling
Spokane
Salt Lake
Ogden
Rands
Rexburg House
Bingham County
Blackfoot
W. A. Woodin
A. M. Carter
C. H. Moon
W. Kinport
Pie for Sixteen in London and Other Travel Snippets
An American traveler in London visits a shabby pie shop to satisfy Dickens era nostalgia. He funds a feast for sixteen local boys, observed with astonishment as they rush in for veal pies. The piece blends stories of storms in Maryland, a thunderous chestnut, and odd natural details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
London
Charles Dickens
Danno
Tel-el-Kebir
New York Sun
Truth Tellers’ Club
Maryland
Cumberland
New York Evening Law
Butte Miners Union profits from Anaconda picnic
State news brief notes the Butte Miners Union cleared 3000 dollars from the Anaconda picnic. The item also reports leadership moves at Montana Union and a tragic double tragedy near Livingston with a rancher killing his family, later shot by a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Miners’ Union
Anaconda
Democratic State Officers Nominated at California Convention
California Democratic convention names state officers including Associate Justices J. N. Coffee and George A. Smith. Secretary of State W. C. Hendricks. Comptroller John P. Dann. Treasurer William Herald. Attorney General W. C. Graves. Surveyor General 8. C. Boon. Clerk of the Supreme Court J. D. Spencer. Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertised as a cure-all with testimonials and price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Democrata
San Jose
Supreme Court
J. N. Coffee
San Francisco
George A. Smith
Los Angeles
W. C. Hendricks
John P. Dann
William Herald
W. C. Graves
8. C. Boon
J. D. Spencer
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Tribune
Beaverhead River
Madison County Fair Association
Butte Miner
Rexburg
Idaho
Vira Juddy
Teton Basin
Boise
James Davis
Breckenridge
Seymour
Nickerson
Swaner
Barry
Messrs
Winters
Jacobs
Hibbart
Hinele
Albert Elliot
Rexberg Mill
Consolidated Farmers’ Canal
Albert Petit
Snake River
W. Therston
J. J. Stockings
Soda Springs
Market Lake
Canada
Omaha
C. O'Laboratu
Glendale
Ouur
W. C. Vipond
E. R. Alward
Ed. Reed
Steve Hobden
Knippenberg
Helena
John Wells
Jack McCarl
Blacktail Creek
Pickett
Bergman
Leopold Schmidt
Hecla Mercantile and Banking Company
R. C. Halliday
Melrose
Sappington & Co
Centennial
Hulsizer
Messrs. Wright
Waterous
Conway
Pennington’s Bridge
Dutch
Teal
Harvey
O. K
Willis
Henry Reynolds
Glen
Beehrer Bros
May Browne
Lima
James Mathews
Josh Baily
John Clinton
C. F. Stewart
National Park
Ed. Hughes
Little Roy
E. A. Bailey
Henry Hankly
Silver Bow
John O'Neil
Dan Robinson
John Mitchell
W. Nugent
Dillon
Mrs. Woodcox
Capt. Howard
Ogden Military Academy
Michael Berger
Mr. Beers
Ripley
Engineers’s Hall
Gridley
Dr. Ford
Sioux City
Mary Douglas
John LaMunyon
Susie Douglas
Montpelier
Pat Barney
Frank Fagan
Billy Evans
Camas Meadows
Brotherhood of Engineers
James Frost
Dan Gutting
Joe Byrnes
Chas. Truax
John la Munyon
Gid Oram
John Else
Dave Stoddard
Beaver Canyon
Stoddard
Ears
Brig Nelson
Brig
Beaver Cave
Beaverhead County
Philadelphia Record
Dean Murray
State News
Peerless Montana
W. H. Baldwin
Montana Union
Union Pacific
Quinn
Livingston
Robert Ruhl
Stewart and
Lewis
Ruhl
Sheridan
Butte
Shonkin
Highwood
Judith
Big Spring Creek
Milk River
Big Sandy
Marins
Boundary Line
Dreath
Benton Press
Baleen No. 2
Gustav Anderson
Baleen
Gotleib Wekersheim
F. F. Anderson
Dr. King
Bucklen
N. M. White
Ballard
N. M. Warrs