Departure of Two Valley Ladies for Winter East
In Lakeview Miss Annie Bastian leaves for Wayne Nebraska after a two year Montana stay and Mrs B L Forsyth will also winter in Nebraska joining Miss Bastian. A farewell dance at the Lakeview Hotel featured games and merriment. A newborn girl weighed nine pounds in the Utley home and both mother and child are reported well. Miss Blanche Wilson returns to school after a severe illness.
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Lakeview
Annie Bastian
Montana
Wayne
Neb
B L. Forsyth
Nebraska
Bastain
Lakeview Hotel
C. Leslie’ Utley
Blanche Wilson
Thursday Notes on Local Social Visits and Travel
Miss Bastain spent several days in Lima and will return to Lakeview in spring. Miss Larson visits Lima for a week with her sister. Tom Yost and brother-in-law traveled to Dillon. Mrs. Ed Blake passes through Lima en route to Dell and Dillon for several weeks. Sherman's piano tuner A Augeamon was in the valley. he does fine work. Miss Ollie Wilkins of Twin Bridges stayed with the Wilsons. Mr. and Mrs. W L Page rode to Dillon to visit their daughter Mrs S S Patterson and shop for Christmas.
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Miss Bastain
Lima
West
Lakeview
Miss Larson Fis
Tom Yost
Dillon
Ed Blake
Dell
A. .Augeamon
Sherman
Valley
Ollie Wilkins
Twin Bridges
Wilson
W. L. Page
S. S. Patterson
Death Visits the Wakeley Family in Diptheria Toll
Jackson reports three Wakeley children dead from diphtheria within days and another near death. Loyd recovers from pneumonia, while local sunless winters are recalled. Rev. Martin faces cold reception as a preacher. his coat and gloves were stolen during a sermon. Cousin Jacx.
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Death
Wakeley
the Tribune
Jackson
Wakley
Loyd
Martin
Jacx
Social Events In and About Pageville the Past Week
Pageville report notes a pretty surprise party for Miss Helen Page on her ninth birthday last Wednesday evening. Miss May Walker hosted a gathering of school friends during the week, adding to the town’s social happenings.
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Pageville
the Tribune
Helen Page
May Walker
Twin Bridges Incorporation and Social Roundup
The Twin Bridges incorporation is completed with county commissioners ordering an election for January 17 1903. Dr A M Dwight wins the Rochester physician race. Masons banquet. Rev Hooker preaches. Grand Concert co. draws crowds. a dinner honors county superintendent Grace Baker with a dozen guests and corsages. Mrs Sullivan dies aged about 70 in Dillon with funeral at Grace M E church led by Rev R P Smith.
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Twin Bridgzs
Board of County Commissioners
C.P. Newell
The
Maccabees
Rochester
A. M. Dwight
Masons
Rev
Hooker of
Dillon
M. E. Church
Sherman’s Grand Concert Company
Opera House
Marie Lott
Grace Baker
Katherine Dulles
Helen Dulles
Lena Page
Hortense Houseman
Messrs
Chas Baker
J. R. Dulles
C. H. Virden
J. A.stevens
H. P. Bennet
L. Comfort
L. E. Culver
B. L. Pidgeon
Butte
Pleasant Surprise At Atlantic Street Home
Harry Martin surprised by a large group of friends at his Atlantic Street home on Wednesday evening. Games including a telegraphy round and clever telegrams entertained all, with Misses Scott performing parlor tricks and a door panel trick impressing the guests. Dainty refreshments followed as everyone departed, praising the enjoyable gathering. Attendees included Emma Burfeind Florence Carter Natmie Georgie Featherly Fay Fern Scott Sadie Graeter Grace Gray Blanche Morse Grae Squire Dora Taylor and Arthur Greater Earl McTagne Ray Selway Chester Gilbert Elmer Bateman Frank Sharkey Jardine Rife Victor Stolle Emyrse White Eugene Walter Poindexter.
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Harry Martin
Atlantic Street
Scott
Mesars
Bateman
Emma Burfeind
Florence Carter
Natmie
Georgie Featherly
Fay
Fern Scott
Sadie Graeter
Grace Gray
Blanche Morse
Grae Squire
Dora Taylor
Arthur Greater
Earl McTagne
Ray Selway
Chester Gilbert
Elmer Bateman
Frank Sharkey
Jardine Rife
Victor Stolle
Emyrse White
Eugene
Walter Poindexter
Mrs Sullivan Pioneer Lady Dies After Noble Life
Ruth W. Sullivan aged nearly 79, wife of Arthur Sullivan, died Monday evening after a long life in which she upheld upright conduct and helped build a settlement. Born February 6, 1824, she and family moved from Richmond Indiana to Montana in 1868, running a ranch and the Montana Street lodging house. Funeral services were Impressive with many relatives present, and she is remembered as a devoted pioneer who helped transform wilderness into a home for civilization.
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Pennsylvania
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sullivan
Elmer E
Harvey Sullivan
Anna Hart
Dillon
Sarah Bliven
Mary Tilton
Butte
Benjamin Boyd
Olympia
Washington
Ruth W. Sullivan
Poindexter
Pathfinders
Charles Lennox Sentenced to Hang for Murder
Charles Lennox was sentenced to death by hanging by Judge McVlernan after being convicted last week in the Butta court of the murder of Fireman Williams last June. Lennox stood calm as the sentence was read and answered no legal reasons against it. Attorney J B Kremer gave notice of an appeal to the supreme court. If the appeal is not granted Lennox will hang.
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Charles Lennox
Butta Courts
Williams
McVlernan
Lennox
J B. Kremer
Recent Arrivals in Furniture Showroom
Recent arrivals include bookcases desks sideboards music cabinets buffets and china closets from Distor Forsrrune Oo.
Dillon Dairies Uphold Clean Milk Standards in Town
In Dillon Montana two dairies supply most milk for residents. Pioneer dairy run by George Whittaker milks 25 to 80 cows with Holstein Durham and Jerseys. Rife dairy man A S Rife milks 33 cows with modern equipment. Both dairies emphasize clean milking, never chalk or water in milk, and healthy cattle with no tuberculosis. Dillon boasts high per capita milk consumption and a long history of clean, reliable dairy service.
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Montana
Dillon
Pioaver
Riverside
George Whittaker
Craig Overwell
A. 8
Rife
Jersey
Durham
Week of dances planned in Dillon town
A series of dances are advertised for next week. On Wednesday the Dillon orchestra will perform, Christmas night features Prof Howarth at Dart Hall, Friday hosts a benefit dance for Dillon Post G A R at the Dart, and Saturday ends with Prof Howarth’s regular dance. The notices promise continual dancing for young people who enjoy tripping the light fantastic.
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Circulara
Dillon Orchestra
Howarth
Dart Hall
Dart
Dillon Post G. A. RK
G. A. R. Dance Keeps Married People's Club Event Postponed
The Married People's club postpones its dance to the Friday night after the G. A. R. post dance. No definite plan yet for an Indies choice event. members urged not to worry as nothing is final.
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G. A. R. Post
Milk Quality Ordeals and Holiday Produce Offerings
Dillon boasts two milk supply establishments and clean, pure milk for citizens unlike Deer Lodge. The piece notes premium dairy and farm freshness with hot house grown Yancy Lettuce Green Cucumbers Ripe Tomatoes Cauliflower Radishes. Montana Mercantile Co invites early Christmas orders.
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Dillon
Deer Lodge
Simon
Nebraska
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DOLCE
Jackson News
Pageville News
Twin Bridges News
Grace M. E. Church
R. P. Smith
Jesus
Ber
Atives and Friends
Williams Sene Tenced
OUR Lady OF the Angels
Bouguereau
Dillon Dairies
Eastern Star and
Dillon Lodge
Phil Poindexter
Harry Gilbert
Tom Scott
George Frenon
L. D. Greater
M. A. Walker
Hugh McCaleb
John Innis
Will Orr
Eastern Star
Montana Mercantile Co
Star OF Bethlehem
Piglhein
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