Brighter Outlook for the Young Smelter Town
Special correspondence reports Rochester may see development in Watseka and other mines, with mining activity expected to begin. Local residents including Mrs. Ed Vance, Mies Foster, Chas. E. Goldsmith, and others are mentioned in community and social notes alongside school and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Rooster
Rochester
Watseka
Ed. Vance
Dewey
McKenizie
Mrs Dowling Hospitalized in Salt Lake Salt Lake Tribune
Winter arrives with ten below zero as Mrs M Dowling is taken to a Salt Lake hospital last week. She is reported to be doing as well as could be expected. Mrs James Patterson travels to Bozeman to visit parents over the holidays. H T Patterson ran a business trip to Butte. H Thompson returns from a lengthy eastern visit. Two local amateurs hunted a bear last week. bear meat available by hotel order.
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Salt Lake
James Patterson
Bozeman
H. T. Patterson
Buttersat
H. Thompson
Local Notes from Dillon and Surrounding Area
Ford Burch attended the teacher's examination at Dillon last week. RK W Page sold turkeys raised on Gravel Bar ranch for Thanksgiving trade. Miss Grace Baker, county superintendent of schools, is at home for a few days. Mrs Ralph Lesever of Sheridan ate Thanksgiving turkey with her mother, Mrs R K Baird.
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Ford Burch
Dillon
RK. W. Page
Grace Baker
Ralph Lesever
Sheridan
R. K. Baird
Funeral of Mrs Leroy Gilman Highlighted by Family Loss
Mrs Leroy Gilman died from spinal trouble and her funeral was conducted at C W Pages home by F M Butch pastor. She leaves a husband and two young children. The burial followed at Ruby. Local notes include births, saves from Thanksgiving visits, and residents traveling or visiting in nearby towns.
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Leroy Gilman
The
Tribune
Pacrevrour
Navy
Peter Wolfe
Wolf
Colorado
C. W. Page
F. M. Butch
Baptist Church
Virginia City
Dwight “Bushnell
Phillipsburg
Irwin Blaisdel
Ira Williams
Laurin
L. Utley
Dillon
Melrose Couple United In Marriage In Butte
Herbert Kelley of Rochester wed Miss Anna Gleed in Butte last week. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Gleed, is known locally and will reside with her husband in Rochester. Special correspondence notes local visits by T Naughten and Kathleen, and various relatives visiting Butte.
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Herbert Kelley
Anna Gleed
Trinum
Montrose
T'bos
Naughten
Kathleen
Butte
Rochester
Kelley
Robert Hoffman
Henry Gelhaus
Virginia City
John Reed
H. H. Townsend
Lima Posts New Electric Lights for Firemen's Dance
Lima reports the first use of electric lights last week with town touting modern lighting and water service. George Noble traveled to Dillon on business related to the approaching Firemen's bail. Posters announce Beaver Canyon lodge bail No 495 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
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the Tribune
Lima
George Noble
Dillon
Poaters
Beaver Canyon Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
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Willis
Vallley
Wits
Will Lovell
Frank Young
Dilton
Mathias Rieber
Joy
Math Polich
Germany
Chris
John Huile
Melrose
Mies Foster
Mercentile Co
Isin Twin Bridges
Chas. E. Goldsmith
Anderson
Kelly
Thomas
J. E. Dickey
KR. F. Killip
Geo. Galbraith
Ethel Lawler
Pearl Anderson
Thos. House
Twin Bridges
H. S. Romans
Watseka Co
Plauts
Kumsve
Geo. Deacon
Mr. Headley
DELL
DR. Cupid
Cupid
Medical Association
Dr. Pierce
N.Y
Huber Brothers
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
Montana
Lemaire
Garters
Gorham
Hawkes
Pickard
Reed & Barton
Earth
Reed & Barton and Gorham
Reed & Barton’s
Pageville
Lima Opera House
pIoCess
Knights of
Pythias
W.H. Boyle
Cardus
South Prior Street
Atlanta
Marci*qj
Olive Joseph
Treas
Avanta
Dillon Bakery
Lowney’s and Allegretti’s Factories
New England
A. Kuntze
Dillon Theatre
J. F. Wikidal, Mer
Fluhart Stock Co
East Lynne
Jerry the Tramp
Postoffice Book
H. H. Swain
G. T Paul
State Board of Education
Helens
Lottie McIntosh
Mabton
Wash
Edna Squire
Phoenix
Arizona
Manse Society
Mesdames Monahon
H. B. Selway
Hinkley Lodging House
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