Grandchild's passing prompts telegram to Sullivan at Butte
Medicine Lodge Jan 31 Special A C Sullivan received a telegram Sunday announcing the death of his small grandchild. Local social notes mention visits by Miss Margaret Ross of Dillon to Craver ranch, Miss Helen Rife and Ike Jr. Rife leaving for Dillon, and plans for the Rife residence.
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Medicine Lodge
A. C. Sullivan
Butte
Margaret Ross
Dillon
Craver Ranch
Helen Rife
Ike, Jr
Rife
Ske
H. D. Hildreth
Eda Craver
Hal Brenner
T. B. Craver
Thomas Barret
Horse Prairie
Rise Ranch
He Won't Limp Now Says Cochran Man
Tom Moore of Cochran Georgia reports relief from a lingering instep sore after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad touts healing for sores ulcers boils burns cuts and eczema with a 25 cent price and Potts druggist as seller.
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Tom Moore
Cochran
Bucklen
Potts
Centennial valley spared by severe storms this year
Lakeview report notes that despite nationwide severe storms this season the Centennial valley has not been affected. The brief field dispatch highlights regional weather stability and contrasts with broader storm activity across the country.
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Lakeview
Centennial Valley
Local cattle trade and community happenings in Polaris area
A cattle buyer from Butte purchased calves from J Doyle and F Noonen with strong prices, and their fat cows were shipped to Portland. Updates include plans of Gilbert Hunt to go to Boise and Clarence to Virginia, a daily elk on Bray cattle grounds, Johnny Jones rushing to Hanson and Twin Falls for his wife’s illness, and Edyth Williams Miller’s marriage to Hart Miller in Zion. James Dodd bought 1,400 head of cattle and hay, with several local visits and social events referenced.
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Butte
J. Doyle
F. Noonen
Portland
Gilbert Hunt
Boise
Ida
Clarence
Virginia
Freeman Marble
Johnny Jones
Hanson
Twin Falls
J. A. Jones
Herman Reis
Salt Lake
Edyth Williams Miller
Hart Miller
Zion
Dillon
Madison County
Granite Creek
James Dodd
Ed Blake
Picnic Springs
Alice Davis
Victor
Bitter Root
Fred Hanson
Idaho
Billy Bowers
Lake
Ellis Murray
Chicago
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Kidney Disease Cure
Foley Kidney Pills claim to cure any kidney or bladder trouble within medicine's reach according to Potts the druggist. Im.
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Foley
Tribune Receives All the News in Briefs
The Tribune reports it compiles and delivers all the town’s current happenings in concise briefs. Readers get local notices, sports snippets, obits, and event updates from the paper’s beat coverage.
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Tribune
Willis Local Happenings in Late January
Mrs. Charles Clark visited Dillon for dental work while Jan 31. Theresa Reichle returned from Dillon for a short visit. M E French of Dillon, after visits in Butte and Melrose, called on friends here. Julius Hartwig and Hugh Hall dropped by for brief calls. Stephen Kambich and C A Beehrer traveled to Dillon on business. Mr Crawley observed flocks with Wood Live Stock. Mrs Reichle testified in a trial in Butte. Neighbors stock up ice as weather stays clear. Card notes local social and business visits around the county seat.
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Wood Live Stock Company
Dillon
Stephen Kambich
Mr. Crawley
E. T. Brock
Melrose
M. Reichle
Butte
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
J. McLean
C. J. Ferguson
Charles A. Beehrer
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Report
Deeds record transfers between Matt Plut and Michael Lauterbach for portions of the Sullivan ranch near the race track with a $10 consideration. Additional deeds show Michael Lauterbach transferring 1734 acres back to Matt Plut for $10, and Joseph G. Bedard conveying two placer lots in Dewey's Flats for $1. Homestead declarations by John L. Hoffman and Laura M. Achter cover 160 unsurveyed acres at head of Carter Creek. Water rights granted by Frank G. Keefer for two cfs on Bedrock River. Industry filings include New Departure Mining, Montana Auto Supply, and Big Hole companies. Local goods listing from Wm. Klein's Cash Store.
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Matt Plut
Michael Lauterbach
Joseph G. Bedard
L. F. Molleur
Dewey’s Flats
John L. Hoffman
Carter Creek
Laura M. Achter
Frank G. Keefer
New Departure Mining Company
Statement
Montana Auto Supply Company
Big Hole Commercial Company
Big Hole Stage Company
Big Hole Basin Breezes Recap of Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs W P Lossl returned from Butte. George Clevidence arrived from Gibbonsville with a remarked tough hill trip. T D Seofield came back from Anaconda for land business. Mrs Emerson Smith returned from Ohio. M B White, Spokane cattle buyer, in the basin scouting beef streets. Walter Hansen of Montana Meat Co Butte toured basin on business. Roy Patrick surprised at lower Straw bridge ranch last Saturday with a jovial gathering. Horse market described slow but desirable draft. A second hand horse remains valued over a second hand auto. A fire at Montgomery home ranch attic was quickly controlled. insurance covers damages. About 20 friends visited Gus Swanson’s bachelor home. a mock wedding involving Nellie Wampler and John Paddock caused playful chaos and a cake mishap as sleigh rides home toppled haystacks.”
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W. P. Lossl
Butte
George Clevidence
Gibbonsville
Anaconda
Emerson Smith
Ohio
M. B. White
Spokane
Walter Hansen
Montana Meat Company
Roy Patrick
Strawbridge Ranch
Montgomery
Gus Swanson
Nellie Wampler
John Paddock
Nellie
John
Gus
Destruction of Superfluous Books by Edmund Gosse
Edmund Gosse argues libraries should purge massed volumes of useless or harmful literature. He notes many libraries hold outdated law handbooks, obsolete medical texts, faulty encyclopedias, and bloated histories from 1780 to 1850 that should be cleared out to improve collections.
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Edmund Gosse
A Dramatist at Work by Channing Pollock
An account of Eugene Walter writing a play with a single room furniture and a rapid stenographer. Walter portrays all roles within the same space, guiding the action as he speaks the lines while the stenograph records verbatim. After hours, a complete act emerges and the process repeats for the next scene.
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Eugene Walter
Amanuensis
Channing
Pollock
Plants That Endure Ice Show Varying Cold Tolerance
London Telegraph reports that while many plants perish from drought after freezing, cold outside cells forms ice crystals and removes cellular water. Experiments show wide variation in killing points from freezing to twenty degrees below zero. Some plants die quickly while others survive zero weather or more.
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Beth
Lively
London Telegraph
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Polaris
Mill Point
Emma Pahnisch
John Lenkersdorfer
Mamie Madden
Frank
Otto Pahnisch
St. James Hospital
Pahnisch
Judge Ranch
Willis
Pearl I. Smith
Wm. Klein’s Cash Store
A. J. Wedum Lumber Co
Armstead
Grant
Panama Swamp
First National Bank
Dillon Horse Sale
Beaverhead County
Ditty
Smith
Peter
Peter Putipkin
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