Building rises near burned saloon site in Errowton
Special correspondence from Errowton notes a new saloon building rising close to the recently burned site. Town activity continues with mining and smelter operations, traffic to Dillon and Butte for business, and plans for an electric light plant as residents push for town illumination within three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errowton
Apex P. O
Wm. Robinson
Capt
Tom Ellis
Butte
Mr. Robinson
William Willard
Jackson
Thos. Stephens
Mr. Vincent
Hamilton
Geo. Metlen
Sherman Sapp
Dillon
Pete Anderson
Emma Stanfield
John Olsen
Wm. Hynes
Charlie Perry
Ryan's Canyon Cattle Deals Highlight Week
In Ryan's Canyon on February 10Rev J O Pudenz visited Dillon area masses were held and several cattle trades occurred Mrs Julia McMenamy sold 10 head of cattle at about 37 dollars each. Mooney sold 18 yearlings and 2 year olds at 20 dollars per head Frank Andrus bought all of McMenamy cattle in a private deal. others traveled to Dillon and Butte for social and business ties with the Henneberry McMenamy and Nelson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Ryan’s Canyon
J. O. Pudenz
Dillon
W. F. Henneberry
Will Nelson
Sacramento
Cal
Julia McMenamy
Gleed
Johnnie Ball
Willard Jensen
Shineberger
Chas. Smith
M. A. Henneberry
Arthur Butts
Mamie McMenamy
Sarah Lavery
Faro. LaMarshe
Butte
Mme
Patti Sing
Archie
Paul
D. O
McMenamy
Martin MccMenamy
Frank Andrus
Horse Prairie
Delightful Evening at Wm Ames on the HORSE PRAIRIE
Jim Hughes and Ed Sodareen may not form a ranch partnership but plan heavy involvement in the horse business. Frye Brubn cattle shipped to Seattle. Snow totals rise in the mountains. Dillon hosts a gala party at Wm Ames with parlor games, dancing, and comical recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Reprock P. O
Jim Hughes
Salmon Country
Ed. Sodareen
Seattle
J.M. Nesley
J. M
Washington
J. M. Nesley
Salmon City
Wm. Ames
Ames
Amy Philips
Nesley
J. H. Sheser
Butte
Sam Sheser
Divide
Salmon Road
Potter
Lembi
Frank Blair
Parties Crowd In Before Lent Begin In Willis
Correspondence from Willis reports Alma and Lizzie Heflin hosted guests at Miss Holder’s last week. A surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hartwig featured refreshments, games, dancing, and singing. Sleighing was fine, Agnes Lovell celebrated her seventh birthday, and residents noted milder weather and melting snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Willtis
Hood
R. Adders
Butte
Kambich
Julius Hartwig
Will Lovell
Agnes Lovell
John Hals
J. A. Browne, Jr
Dr. Pierce touted medicines win praise from grateful women
Mrs Annie M Brook of Smithfield Pa testifies to relief from pregnancy and postpartum suffering after using Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription. Letters offer free consultation and emphasize no alcohol or narcotics, with ads for The Common Sense Medical Adviser and mailing details from Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Brook
Smithfield
Fayette Co
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Ess
B. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Redrock Beef Shipment Marks Seattle Firm Activity
Special correspondence reports Frye Brahn company of Seattle shipped 14 cars of beef cattle from Redrock on Wednesday, reflecting a robust regional trade. The note places the shipment in Revrock with the date February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revrock
Frye-Brahn Company
Seattle
Wash
Red
Bolivar Department Rebellion Raises Anarchy Report
A Cartagena steamer brings news of a rebellion in Bolivar and a near state of anarchy lasting nearly two weeks. The discord stems from Bogota government plans to remove Diego de Castro from commander-in-chief of Bolivar’s military forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Department
Bolivar
Cartagena
Bogota
Diego de Castro
Normal College Friday Activities and Club Meeting
The Normal College notes a Friday evening of varied games and a spread for the young ladies. The first meeting of the Current Topic club occurred last Friday with reviews and discussions to continue next Friday. Dr. Martin spoke on Responsibility to the Y W O A. Multiple campus events and faculty travels are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Allen
St. Louis
Kansas City Woman Dies In Apartment Fire
A fatal blaze at a three story brick building at Fifteenth and Harrison in Kansas City injures four others amid multiple jumps from upper floors. Miss Jessie Averill dies. injured include Miss Ida Parish Lena Snelling Margaret Shaw and Minnie Taylor. The fire started from a gasoline stove explosion in Averill’s room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fifteenth
Harrison Streets
Jessie Averill
Ida Parish
Lena Snelling
Margaret Shaw
Minnie Taylor
Miss Averill
Judge Dismisses Cases Against State Militia Officers
In Cripple Creek Colorado February 12 Judge Lewis dismissed criminal cases against Adjutant General Sherman Bell Brigadier General John Chase and Major Thomas B McClelland who had imprisoned miners leaders in the bullpen The ruling held the officers acted under orders and were not detaining prisoners beyond necessary time to gather information.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Lewis
District Court
Sherman Bell
John Chase
Thomas B. McClelland
Peabody
Teller County
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Birch Creek
Lima
Beath
B. F. Pippin—Electric Light
John Cosgrove
B. F. Pippin
Sam Burnside
Uenal
M. E
California
Glenn Shull
Mra
A’ Shrake
Nebraska
John Peat
Julia Grant
Miss Grant
Mr. Peat
Dell
Salt Lake City
O. K. Paul
Iowa
Rev.g. D. King
P. E
Sullivan Bros
O. K. Paul & Co
Sam Brothers
Shoemaker
Helena
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Rev. Coen
M. E. Coun
A. T. Kellum
James Patterson
E. W. Geary
A. G. Downing
Logan
Mont
Mr. Downing
N. P. Geo
Ferre
F. Labrecht
Sam Smith
McCloud
Kansas
Colorado
Bert George
Pocatello
M. E. Church
J. H. Williams
D. Aspland
Ryan's Canyon
O. D
Wild Rose Ranch
Iia
J. R. Scott
Bedrock
Florence Carter
Blanche Moree
Nancy Featherly
Sadie Graeter
Chester Gilbert
Walter Poindexter
Victor Stolle
Harry Martin
J. M. Nealey
Pat Ward
Pear
Vogler
Willis
Dave Woodside
Glendale
Louis
Reichle
Redrock
Gruwell
St. Clair Ranges
Grocery Department
John W. Morton
Metlen
Normal College
Burns
Ottawa
Kan
Congress
Port Tiano
Mainn
Cardus
Wilt
Portland
O Fee Ecconomic League
Cardui
Crown — Tailoring Co
Popular Suit Club
W. H. Wade
Mer
Dillon, Montana
Broadway
E. Park
A.C. Lyles
Mgr
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