Cottage Fire In Banwacg. Lloyd Property Damaged
At 5 p m Monday a cottage owned by Chas Lloyd in Banwacg caught fire. It was started by children and could not be saved, with nearby property at risk. Lloyd but recently moved out. Mrs. Lloyd away in Jackson. A second fire damaged Louis Demars' house but was saved. Died Aug 26 at Polaris post office John C. Hoffman aged 81. Funeral held at Polaris. remains to Kalama zoo Michigan.
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Chas
Lloyd
Bob Jaggers
Loyd
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
McDonald
F. L. Champlin
Dillon
John Innis
Theodore Snyder
Bald Mountain
R. H. McClellan
Harry Underwood
Horse Prairie
Farley
A. F. Greater
Frank Schwartz
Dillon Lnst
Bert Lloyd
Hol
Upper Grass
California
Carl Knoll
Pat Connore
Horee Prairie
Jack Romain
Big Hole Bavin
Dr. Ryburng
Waddame
Mort Hart
Chas. Mikne
Elk Horn Hot Springs
Harvey Sullivan
Bloody Dick
Terry Herr
Joe Gauthier
Jas
Elk Horn Mountain
Geo. Gray
Upper Grasshopper
Tom Thompson, Jr
Idaho
James Kirkpatrick
Dice Creek
J. A. Best
Frad Schuler
Horse Prairis
Wm. Tach
Thomas Barrett
Hugh Young
Eugene Wolf
Chancy Brown
Ed Lloyd
R. W. Christian
Butte
St. Paul Hospital
O. K
Bannack
George Tash
Tim
Amede Bessette
Louis Demars
Polaris
John C. Hoffman
David Pierson
Josie McGee
H. F. Jackson
Rochester Roaring Growth Sparks Second Butte Ambition
Rochester eyes rapid growth as mining activity expands with Wateeca Elgin Hickman and Longfellow prospects. 650 residents, new homes rising, businesses like J Carpenter and Jamber shops boost construction. Local events include a marriage at Melrose and Salvation Army meetings.
Fred Hopp’s Apple Trees and Local Visits
Special correspondence from Willis reports Professor Fenner of the State Normal visiting the school with county superintendent Mise Isabella Rife and Mrs. A. Rife. Visitors include August Reichla, Enkie family, Jacob Hartwig, Mayme French, Freeman Humes, and J.B. McKinney’s accident on a steep hill. Road viewers Talton, Long, and Sullivan inspect Glendale and Deweys. River campers depart, leaving one tent.
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Fenner
State Normal
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A. 8
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Birch Creek
August Reichla
Balt Lake
Smoky City
Enkie
Butte
J.B. McKinney
McKinney
Benj
Bond
Dillon
Glendale
Deweys
Jacob Hartwig
Joe A. Browne, Jr
Talton
Long and Sullivan
Redrock News A Rustic Chronicle Of Local Moveables
Special correspondence from Redrock Montana reports cattle and horses shipped from Lemhi to Omaha totaling four hundred head. Dove of Dillon and visitors pass through while J Yeaman dies after treatment in Salt Lake and is laid to rest in Lemhi. Local dances, visits to Lima and Medicine Lodge, and stage trips to Thunder Mountain round out a week of social and economic activity.
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Reprock
Montana
Willis
Dillon
Lima
Mrs. Shannon
Scott
Mies Bray
Medicine Lodge
J. Woodnough
Fred Woodworth
J. G. Shannon
Iowa
Bedrock
Josie Bray
Featherly of
Redrock
Postoffice
Butte To Develop 20000 Acre Timber and Mineral Strips
J R Wharton street railway manager reports a 20000 acre tract rich in timber and mineral land six miles from Butte where about 100 prospectors have mined quietly for years. He proposes the county commissioners build a road to the area and push development of its resources.
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Butte
J. R. Wharton
Street Railway Company
Health certificate fees for stock and livestock traders
Montana stockmen shipping horses cattle and sheep into North Dakota for sale must pay 18 per horse 15 cents per head for cattle and 60 per head for sheep for examination and a health certificate unless already bearing a certificate signed by the state veterinarian. Deputy signatures are not recognized.
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Helena
Montana
North Dakota
State Board Orders Assessors to Report Bank Stock
The state board of equalization has ordered all county assessors to file supplementary reports detailing the amount and number of shares of capital stock for each bank in the state.
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Helena
State Board of Equalization
Pendleton Notice of Wife’s Departure and Debt Disavowal
Frank Pendleton declares that Mary A Pendleton has left their home and he will not be responsible for any debts incurred by her after August 28 1902. This public notice serves to inform creditors and the community of the separation and liability change.
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Mary A. Pendleton
Frank Pendleton
Woolen mill at Big Timber resumes work after brief shutdown
After several weeks of closure the woolen mill at Big Timber reopened on Monday. The outlook for the season is described as exceptionally good.
Notice to Hunters in Fields Warning
Notice warns hunters that no shooting will be allowed in designated fields. Includes references to 66 dozen hampers and par warp with cryptic abbreviations. Readers are advised to comply and avoid hunting activity in these areas to prevent penalties.
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Doz Harnps
Par Warp
County Free High School opens as new building completes
Beaverhead County celebrates completion of its three story County Free High School with a Beaux Arts style brick and pine structure. The project features Frying Pine stone walls, extensive laboratories, a gymnasium, a water tank fed by an on site well, and a fully equipped library and auditorium.
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Beaverhead County
Cabot
Osbot
First Graduating Class at Beaverhead County Free High School
The Beaverhead County Free High School reaches its third year with its first graduating class from last year totaling seven graduates four girls and three boys Miss Bessie Tyree Eliza Selway Mamie McIntosh Mary Adams Irvin Rich Arthur Graeter and Norman Gilbert The school plans continued annual graduation and notes a five member faculty led by Prof. H Tyree The new building features ample light and a substantial steam heated basement with two boilers 45 radiators and 2700 feet of radiation designed to heat halls and rooms to 70 degrees Fahrenheit when the outside is thirty degrees below zero.
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Edgar Tyree
Mias Holt
Elisabeth Hawley
Charlotte Herr
Olive McDonald
Miss Herr
Chicago
Oak Park High School
Wellesly
Mass.) College
Pekin
Ill
Curtisa School For Boys
Brookfield
County Free High School
Bessie Tyree
Eliza Selway
Mamie McIntosh
Mary Adams
Irvin Rich
Arthur Graeter
Norman Gilbert
H. Tyree
Man Pleads Guilty in Out of Season Duck Hunting Case
Last Monday Patsey Cunningham was taken in charge by Under-Sheriff Phillipe for killing ducks out of season. He pleaded guilty before Justice Hirschman, claiming Idaho law misled him. He paid a $5 fine plus costs for the violation.
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Patsey Cunningham
Phillipe
Justice of the Peace
Hirschman
Idaho
Beaverhead Canal Company Suit Moves to Circuit Court
The Beaverhead Canal Company suit against the Dillon Light and Power Company over water rights in Beaverhead County has been removed for trial from the district court to the circuit court on defense counsel's motion. Notice of the change was filed with Clerk Stevens of the federal court.
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Beaverhead Canal Company
Dillon Light and Power Company
District Court
Circuit Court
Beaverhead County
Stevens
Butte
The Count Visits Dillon as Medical Fakir
A traveling con man posing as Prince Manteneta Montezuma Count of Incas Central America drew a large Dillon crowd on Montana Street. He claimed medical and legal education and advertised Mexican remedies selling cards and a bottle with a wood token promising inflated returns before fleeing with funds.
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Butte
Montana Street
William
Salvation Army Service
Prince Manteneta Montezuma
Incas
Central America
California
Salt Lake City
Meden
California woman arrives in Dillon linked to Golden Route store
Miss Carrie Kirshman of California Missouri arrived in Dillon Sunday night and has accepted a position at the Golden Route store run by H A Kaiser one of the proprietors. Reports say Kaiser hinted of being doubled in attitude after a prior incident and warned his friends that Miss Kirshman would arrive Sunday leading to rival chatter among locals.
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Carrie Kirshman
California
Missouri
Dillon
H. A. Kaiser
Mr. Kaiser
Isi
Trinunz Force
Penny wife and a pound foolish in town
A local family regrets the misdeed of their unsupervised Justy cow that roams at night and has raided a vegetable garden. The tale ends with a wry hope the cow faced consequences for her greed and a note about impending high school opening.
Dillon Band Concert Promises Varied Program
The Dillon band presents an evening concert with a New Colonial March and a spectrum of selections. Featured pieces include Hall Waltz Charming Waldtentie Overture and a variety of marches and waltzes arranged by Willis and including Bonnie Banche and Solitude. The program also lists Dakota Int and a caprice, highlighting a lively mix for the community concert.
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Dillon
Willis
Bonnie Banche
Ellis Brooks
Byl Board
Willis March
Booth Dakota Int
Halstead
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