Polaris District Briefs Hit by Cattle Trades and Local Happenings
Polaris residents report Andy Pyle bought about 150 head of fat cows from T J Mulany Louis Krueger and Willis Pahnisch with cattle to be received February 25. Mrs Steve McCarthy’s husband died in a Butte mine accident. Local mine work continues at Keiser’s tunnel and public events loom on February 14 at George Gray's road house.
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Andy Pyle
Anaconda
T. J. Mulany
Louis Krueger
Willis Pahnisch
William Pierson
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Ames
Divide Creek Road
Keiser
George Gray
Road House
Local Notes From Willis Area February Update
Harry Harding escaped serious injury after a saddle fall while riding to find horses near Willis. L G Woodside travelled to Dillon for his brother in law Fred Baker's pneumonia illness. Mrs R Joy visited Dillon briefly last week. Mrs Stephen Kambich returned from a visit with friends in Dillon. Mrs Julius Hartwig recovered from a severe heart episode last Saturday. Fisherman Mr Strasser of Butte boasted a large catch last Sunday. Joe Skinar of Glendale visited S Kambich on Tuesday. L G Woodside made a trip to Farlin today. Valentines are scarce in our neighborhood.
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Willis
Harry Harding
L. G. Woodside
Dillon
Fred Baker
R. Joy
Stephen Kambich
Julius Hartwig
Strasser
Butte
Joe Skinar
Glendale
S. Kambich
Farlin
Waterloo Notes on Travel and Local Happenings
Special to Tribune Waterloo February 14 The Rogers and Frank Held left for Dillon with horses and plan to be away about a month. Faye H Curtis is in Butte with a load of fresh pork. About fifteen men with teams worked on the road under George Bryan. Little Monroe Foster and Hope Harbison arrived from Twin Bridges with grandmother Mrs A W Kirby. Mrs Held and daughter Lillie came from Butte to summer in the valley. Beall Bros haul polls for electric line to Green Campbell mine. Mrs Wing sprained her ankle from a cellar stair fall and is mostly confined. T L Grandy visited Whitehall on business. Silver Star guests at last Friday’s dance included several locals. Jerry Stolebarger, recently housebound, can go out again. Louie Held returned from Pipestone Springs hoping for rheumatism cure but remains lame.
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Waterloo
Twin Bridges
Held
Lillie
Butte
Valley
Beall Bros
Green- Campbell
T. L. Grandy
Whitehall
Silver Star
Will Powell
Sheehan
Mr. Marshall
F. Berger
Chas. Magee
Jerry Stolebarger
Louie Held
Pipestone Springs
Louie
Death and illness in Pageville rural community
In Pageville E D Wilcomb is gravely sick with grippe and expected to die soon due to age while his children stay by his side. Orrin Page and family suffer a sore throat outbreak this winter. Neighbors are stunned by the death of Jasper Linder in Helena after an operation at the hospital last Thursday evening.
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Pageville
E. D. Wilcomb
Orrin Page
Jasper Linder
Helena
Death and Burial of Mrs Elizabeth McKeig in Melrose
Funeral held here for Mrs Elizabeth McKeig who died in Butte and was laid to rest beside her husband Daniel McKeig. She was seventy four and known as Aunt Lizzie. Survivors include sister Mrs A M Hughes and brother Al Patterson. Also notes of David Terry’s death at Glendale and community events in Melrose with local residents and gatherings at Robbins Hall and Melrose Hotel.
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David Terry
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Melrose
Elizabeth MccKeig
Butte
Daniel McKeig
McKeig
Lizzie’ McKeig
A. M. Hughes
al Patterson
Hughes
Mr. Patterson
Glendale
Terry
Ethelia Pond
H. H. Townshend
Oscar Wold
Joseph Galhaus
Galhaus
Robbins Hall
Farlin
Willis
Davide
Feeley
Heinze Sells Butte Mining Interests in Major Amalgamated Deal
F August Heinze has sold all his Silver Bow county mines and mining properties to Arthur C Carson for Thos F Cole of Duluth. The sale ends long running disputes with Amalgamated Copper interests and transfers mines including Minnie Healy Bel mount Nipper Corra and others to new owners. More than 100 lawsuits totaling over 50 million dollars are settled as development proceeds rapidly.
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F. August Heinze
Butte
Montana
Butte Inter Mountain
Arthur C. Carson
Thos. F. Cole
Duluth
F. Augustus Heinze
United Copper Company
Silver Bow County
New York
Ryan
Heinze
Amalgamated Copper Company
Mr. Carson
Minnie Healy
Borus
Corra
Belmont
Nipper
Johns
Michael Devitt
Tramway
Snohomish
Nipper Group
Evangelistic Service to Open March at Dilton Church
On the first Sunday in March a union evangelistic service will begin at the Methodist Episcopal church in Dilton. The Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist churches join for the event. Rev. Dr. Ray Palmer, a renowned evangelist, will conduct. Choirs from the three churches will start preparing music next week.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Baptist
Presbyterian
Methodist
West
Ray Palmer
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