Sheridan Pioneer Rozelle Bateman Dead in Portland
Rozelle P. Bateman, founder and longtime owner of the Sheridan townsite, died November 5 1901 in Portland Oregon. His wife had died months earlier. He was laid to rest beside her at River View cemetery in Portland. The community mourns the loss and sends sympathy to the Bateman family.
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The
Tribune
Boxebroad
Sheridan
Portland
Oregon
Rozelle P. Bateman
Tripunz
Mra. Bateman
Montana
Thanksgiving Ball by K O T M Lodge Delights Attendees
The K O T M lodge held its fourth annual Thanksgiving ball with strong attendance and enjoyment. Music by Dave Corbett and Mrs Parrieh. supper at Frank Scherrer’s tailor shop. A visiting minister from New York preaches in Rochester and Melrose.
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Dave Corbett
Parrieh
L. O. T.M. Lodge
Frank Scherrer
Melrose
Rochester
Walter Mitchell
New York
George E. Nelson
Butta
J. Ei. Dickey
Local Residents Depart For Home and Family Visits
Mrs E J Hoadley left Sunday for her home in Butte after visiting her daughter Mrs H B Rummane for a few weeks. Mrs Richman of near Twin Bridges spent last week with her daughter Mrs B Hall. Myrtle Aldridge was called to Glendale to see her brother Ben Cole who is very sick. Mrs W P Murdock returned after spending two weeks with Mr and Mrs C H Hand of Butte. Jack Hash is visiting friends in Idaho Falls for a few days.
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Mra. E. J. Hoadley
Butte
Mra. H
Rummane
Mra. Richman
Near Twin Bridges
Hall
Myrtle Aldridge
Glendale
Ben Cole
W. P. Murdock
Local notes on residents moving and health concerns
Pacavitt December report covers P W Baker moving his family to a new brick house and Charles Baker seeking health care in Salt Lake for throat trouble. Also notes cattle numbers, Edwin Utley returns with his elder brother John, and several Thanksgiving gatherings with teachers from Twin Bridges Orphans' home visiting. Sam Powell dies in Dillon after a fall. J Lock family relocates to Melrose. School resumes at Beehrer brothers with Mr. Robinson as teacher.
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Pacavitt
P. W. Baker
Charles Baker
Salt Lake
Edwin Utley
Warrick
John
Pageville
Harry Redfield
Clara Burtch
Misses Shaw
Lewis
Mae Burtch
Twin Bridges
J. Nugent
Butte
Julius Hartwig
Sam Powell
Birch Creek
Dillon
J. Lock
Melrose
Beehrer Brothers
Mr. Robinson
Steve Kambioh
Adolf Reichle
Joe Carter
Fritz Sassman
al. Fassler
Jacob Hartwig
Hunters of the Valley Track Swift Moves Reported
Special correspondence notes local figures in the Glendale Melrose and Beaverhead areas making visits and business calls as December weather prompts movement. Names mentioned include John Kambich B G Swofford James Bateman Steve Kambich Mathias Conda George Staudaher L G Woodside and son Fred.
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John Kambich
Glendale
B. G. Swofford
Melrose
James Bateman
Steve Kambich
Mathias Conda
George Staudaher
Beaverhead
L. G. Woodside
Fred
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