Bannack News Notes Spring Preparations and Local Movers
Bannack residents report preparations for spring work as visitors return from trips to Salt Lake Blackfoot Idaho and California. Notable items include hotel leases illness recoveries and a finger amputation from freezing with several residents planning placer work in Idaho and local ranch activity.
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Tarsunx
Bannack
A. J. Huncke
H. ‘W. Winchell
H. F. Edwards
Western Enterprise
California
Wm. Lée
T. B. Barlow
Jons Bhoffell
Salt Lake
Blackfoot
Idaho
George Edinger
Dillon
Horse Prairie
Fred Muller
Will Retallack
Elmer Mikus
Roy Jaggers
Wm. Mathews
la Grippe
John
Wm. Lenkendorfer
Wm. Tash
George Tash
Judge Retallack
Alex Moore
Harrison Ranch
Dan
George Nichols
Jack Borrell
Rufus Mathews
Harvesting Ice Not as Good Quality as Expected
Special Correspondence reports the ice harvest began the week of February 12 in Buarnz. While early in the season it shows promise, thawing hints at poorer quality and prospects for next year. Local residents James Paxton and others visited Blaine and Dillon for business and social calls.
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Dillon
Lakeview and Picnic Springs Briefly Told
The 27th of January was bitterly cold with the thermometer at 40 below and stay cold for days. Beef steers in the valley, three years old, sold for 55 dollars per head. Mr and Mrs James Nye and family and E A Nye visited the upper valley with Fred Hanson and wife last week.
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Lakeview
Picnic Springs
Wm. Bray
H. Wetmore
James Nye
E. A. Nye
Fred Hanson
Ice Harvest Dominates Rochester News Amid Sickness
Special correspondent notes ongoing ice hauling as the key local industry in Rochester. A baby boy died a day after birth to John Daveney’s wife, and Rose Lyons of Butte works as bookkeeper at Rochaeter Met. Co. Abha McCall starts Dillon Normal this February 1. Ralph Duch of Melrose visits on business. Myrtle Aldridge and Katie Counter visit Twin Bridges. Illness remains but shows slow improvement. "Happy Hours in Coon Town" played Monday night.
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The
Tribune
Rochster
John Daveney
Mies Rose Lyons
Butte
Rochaeter Met. Co
Abha McCall
Dillon
Ralph Duch
Melrose
Myrtle Aldridge
Katie Counter
Twin Bridges
Coon Town
Central Hotel
W. L. Robbins
Oscar Wells
Charles Harvey
John N. Olson
Edith
Louis Cohn
H. H. Townshend
O. A. Harvey
VY. Streb
Earl T. Johnson
Valentine Card Saga and Local News From Butte
A playful Valentine card tale blends with local notes from Butte and Dillon. Oscar Wells, Mrs. Harvey, and others are mentioned in brief items about travel, illness, and home life. The Lima dispatch notes the instruction car visit and typhoid fever update as towns share small developments.
Local Visitors Reported by Town Residents
Dr. and Mrs. Wilson visited Saturday. Dr. Maxon of Twin Bridges was in town for several days last week. Elias Algee and Ben Cole of Melrose are staying in town for a day or two.
Ownership shifts again at the Wilson place in Dillon
Special correspondence reports rapid transfers of the Wilson place with Mr Hughes of Butte selling to a Nebraska buyer, and Mrs Hood and others visiting the area. Local residents including Mrs Hopp and A Hood remain among frequent visitors as Mrs Hood falls ill.
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Gordon
Dillon
al. Fassler
Melrose
F. Hopp
A. Hood
Birch Creek
St Valentines Ball Tonight Promoters Announce
Special Correspondence of the Tribune notes a masquerade ball planned for February 14 in Robbing Hall. Promoters from Mavnosz announce the event and state supper will be served.
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the Tribune
Mavnosz
Poaters
Robbing Hall
Signals Training On Short Line Instructors Explain Use
A car of instructors led by E H Williams train master Montana division and Chief Dispatcher Stevenson Idaho division reviewed semaphore signals before mandatory examinations. Water mains to the Peat hotel froze in cold weather hindering thawing of the trench. QO K Paul busy with inventory. Lima buzzes over Thunder Mountain country reports and a possible Lima trail project with a community meeting likely soon.
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E. H. Williams
Montana
Mr. Stevenson
Idaho
Wm. Ingling
Motive Power Department
Peat Hotel
H. J. Just
QO. K. Paul
Lima
Thunder Mountain
Evensong Delight At St James Church In Dillon
A crowded St James church enjoyed a splendid Evensong program directed by Prof. E J Pasmore. The choir featured hymns, an Ave Maria, works by Lachner and Gounod, and a final processional hymn as the audience applauded the performance.
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St. James’ Church
E. J. Pasmore
Dillon
Geo. W. Hrench
Lachner
Hawley
Lovell
Phan Dagdehdntess
Misa Paxton
Sheet Music Sale Extends One Week at Tibane Store
The Tibane Store extends its sheet music sale for another week due to an overstock of popular song and dance pieces. New items have been added and the assortment remains large. Regular prices of 50, 60, and 75 cents drop to six pieces for one dollar with a minimum purchase of six pieces.
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Morton
Co. E. Montana National Guard
Tyrrisune
Tibane
Butte Business College Girls Defeat Dillon Team in Close Battle
Butte Business College girls win a hard fought 8 to 6 victory over Dillon in Butte on Friday night. McIntosh of Dillon injures a bit. Leland steps in for Adama as substitute. Referee Wyatt Payne, coaches Adame and Tyree. Afterglow of a dancing finale and talk of a neutral ground rematch.
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Dillon
Butte
Business College
McIntosh
Dillon Gonter
Miss Leland
Miss Adama
Miss Richards
Miss Merkle
Miss Hutsinpiller
Miss Payne
Miss Savage
Miss McIntosh
Miss Eliza Selway
Miss Lamont
Miss Pierce
Edith Graeter
Adama
Tyree
Wyatt Payne
Mr. Adame
Edgar Tyree
Dillon Rooters
Dante
Mendelssohn Themes Highlight School Talks Week
Tuesday morning Prof Pasmore spoke on the Life of Mendelssohn followed by a duet by the Misses Hawley and Paxton and a piano solo by Miss Grace Greater. Lincoln’s birthday events featured Prof Swain on his life and work with Greek myth planning and a reading of Persephone by Miss Ingelow. several visitors attended. Students suffer from severe colds. a local store advertises warm footwear at deep discounts including Men’s felt shoes and lady and child sizes.
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Mendelssohn
Hawley
Paxton
Grace Greater
Clewes
Lincoln
Prof. Swain
Miss Harwood
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