What Shall we do to be Saved Bannack Montana
Bannack Montana February report highlights wild gossip about politics and mining, with notes on a post office fire, local romances, horse losses, mining prospects near Marysville, grizzly bear rumors, and community events. Frequent names include George White, Jas Domphry, John Howard, Archie Gibson, and Charles Goff, with mentions of local inns, trains, and balls.
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Bannack
Commonwealth
Grover Cleveland
Joss
George White
Marysville
George
Jas. Domphry
John Howard
Nicholia
Ida
William Blair
Colonel McCallister
Gibson
F. I. Graves
Archie Gibson
Robi. Gray
Geo. Gray
United States Grand Jury
Butte
Archie
William Lee
Dillon
Rocky Hill
Graves
Jackson
Bell
England
White House
Matt
Huberty
Dandy Foster
Mr. Riley
Sugar Hill
Lee Wilson
Joannie Mankee
Terpsichorean Fame
Cleveland
Neas
Mikus
Faggot Club Renamed From Magazine Group In Montana
The Horse Prairie Magazine Club in Herse Prairie, Mont., renames itself the Faggot Club. A single reporter notes a visiting member who spurred renewed activity with discussions on Bryant, James Whitcomb Riley, and Lew Wallace. Meetings feature prose, poetry, conundrums, and a shared subject each time.
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Chicago
Magazine
North
Bryant
Marion
Roof of the World
Himalaya Mountains
United States
Topeka
Kansas
Tennyson
Europe
China
Stilton
James Whitcomb Riley
Jas. Russell Lowell
Gen
Lew Wallace
E. Barger
Col. Phil Shenon and Will Shoup Guests at Hill’s Hotel
From Our Regular Correspondent Rep Rock Feb 15 Col Phil Shenon and Will Shoup were guests at Hill's hotel Friday and took the evening train.
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Rep Rock
Col
Phil Shenon
Will Shoup
Hill’s Hotel
Local News From Puttin Sprines February Update
Weather stays mild with little snow and cattle thriving. A surprise party at Mrs. E Williams for Rose Williams ends with dancing and lunch. Charles Woodworth dies of pneumonia at Upper Ruby stock farm. burial in Indiana after Virginia City transfer. School plans delayed. no spring teacher hired until after April election. Masters Perrin recover from croup. Mr. and Mrs. Davis visit from Livingston. Couple to move to Missouri. sleighing heavy in valley. Local residents recover from illness. music lesson and free banjo concert anticipated.
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Prom
Puttin Sprines
C. X. Larabie
Ruby Stock Farm
Woodworth
Virginia City
Dillon
Indiana
Shursday
Charles
Donegan
Clarence
Ray Perrin
C. L. Davis
Livingston
Madison House
Mollie
Agnes Donegan
Maloney
John Kyle
Missouri
B. F. W. C. Metzelis
Frank Conway
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