Lima News Highlights Local Fracture and Cold Spell
The Lima News reports Dr W D Almas locating in Lima and ready to answer calls. Severe two week cold snap with temperatures 85 degrees below zero. Mrs L C Ford suffered a leg fracture but is recovering. High Five club hosted by Mrs H P Wilson with Mrs C K Paul winning a catere prize.
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Trisunx
Lawa
E. H. Brundage
H. Virden
Spencer
Idaho
Geo. Kibbie
Pocatello
Lima
Presiding Elder Mills
Reese
Edna Ripley
Dillon
W. D. Almas
Traax
Omaha
Almas
Calla
Big Timber
Montana
Steve Cook
Sage Creek
Wm. Braockin
Rexburg
L. C. Ford
H. P. Wilson
C. K. Pau
Kattenburg
A. Just
Peat Hotel
Blaine Local Notes On Storms And Social Doings
Special correspondence reports a recent storm bringing little stock loss but potential hay scarcity if another cold wave hits. Carl N Darnutzer lauds Salt Lake City trip but prefers Montana. A Pausday dance at Mailey home delights attendees while the Corbett Nyhart Co. works on breaking horses. Mailey family ill with grip.
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Tripunx
Buaxz
Carl N. Darnutzer
Salt Lake City
Montana
John Mailey
B. F. Morris
Walter
Dillon
Charles Morris
Corbett & Nyhart Horse Training Co
J. P. Darnutzer
Laurian
Mailey
A Short Letter Telling About People We Know
Feb 5 report notes weather changes caused illness in the neighborhood. J H Look from Melrose visits due to Wood Livestock Co sheep feeding here. Steve Kambich searches for a missing pig. Jacob Hartwig traveled to Melrose on business. Frank Gransberry returned to his ranch after a stay in town.
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Turbune
J. H. Look
Melrose
Wood Livestock Co
Steve Kambich
Jacob Hartwig
Frank Gransberry
Students witness Dillon Butte Business College basketball game
Superintendent Tyree visits Butte J E Tyree travels to Butte for a brief stay Several students plan to attend the Dillon Butte Business College basketball game The Senior class is busy with extra work 0 8 L special car 630 arrived with officials to inspect the road Haggerty reports on Birch Creek mining plans and development efforts
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Tyree
Butte
J. E. Tyree
Arthur Graeter
Dillon
Butte Business College
Bupt. B
B. J. A. Weed
B. B. Kelliher
Mike’ Haggerty
Birch Creek
Messrs. Roe and
Little
Walden & McIntyre
Haggerty
Barbourgulph
Trans Atlantic Steamship Pool Raises Freight Rates
A large trans Atlantic freight pool including the White Star Cunard Atlantic Transport and other lines went into effect with rate hikes on grain flour and provisions. Grain climbs from three quarters to one and a half pence per bushel, flour from 6s 3d to 7s 6d per ton, provisions from 6s 6d to 10s per ton.
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Trans-Atlantic Steamship Pool
New York
trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines
United States
England
Ireland
Wales
White Star Line
Cunard Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Nationaline
Leyland Line
Wilson & Phenix Line
Wilson, Furness & Leyland Line
Lamfort& Holt Inc
American and Red Star Line
Philadelphia
Manchester
Chesapeake and Ohio Steamship . Company
Virginia Line
Dominion Line
Daniel Boone of the West Staten Passes Away
Undertaker Brundsge traveled to Spencer Idaho to embalm and ship the body of Geo W Rea pioneer of Idaho and Montana. Rea died at his Glen Res home from stomach catarrh and was buried in Deer Lodge. The Anaconda Standard notes he explored the Snake river country and was nicknamed Uncle George.
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Staten
Brundsge
Spencer
Idaho
Geo. W. Rea
Montana
Glen Res
George Rea
George
Snake River Country
Arid Land Measure Critique Highlights Montana Concerns
Helena engineer J S Keerl argues in a communication to the Independent that the proposed arid land bill before Congress has defects. He warns dangers and calls for amendments to ensure appropriations reflect real questions under review.
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Helena
Congress
Montana
Independent
J. 8
Keerl
Rea the Yellowstone guide linked to Roosevelt and explorers
The article honors Rea a famed Yellowstone region guide likening him to Daniel Boone for his service to Northern Idaho and Kentucky. It notes Rea peak on the Montana Idaho boundary bears his name and recounts his support to General Sherman and his role in exposing a false Roosevelt bear story.
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Yellowstone National Park
Ren
Idaho
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Howard
Targee Pass
Shermen
Rea
Yellowstone
Montana
Roosevelt
Snake River
Res
Hoosevelt
Irrigation fund debate urges bolder funding approach
A letter urges continued pressure on Congress to amend the arid lands bill. It warns the first section yields only a nominal $2,000,000 reclamation fund for 16 states, argues for a government bond plan of $50,000,000, and stresses irrigation as a lasting national project that must begin now for future generations.
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Committee of 17
Republic
Congress
Dillon City Council Examines Carnegie Library Offer
The Dillon city council met at city hall to discuss a proposed Carnegie library gift. Officials reviewed the Carnegie letter, debated a potential $850 yearly city pledge, and considered the schoolyard as a building site. Minutes reported 41 arrests and $270 in fines for the month.
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Carnegie Library
B. F. White
Selway
Eliel
Best
Baloon
J. O. Metlen
Callahan & Co
Williams & Davidson
Provost & Ripley
Carnegie
Cope
Dillon
Ten Day Footwear Sale At Low Prices
During the next ten days the store offers deep cuts on footwear for men women and children. Men's felt shoes drop to 2.50 while ladies shoes priced at 2.56 offer 1.75 and 1.00 for lower tiers. Children’s shoes priced below cost. Orry Suox Storz noted in the ad.
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