Death of James A Wallace in Massachusetts
James A Wallace died December 15 at Leverett Massachusetts from smallpox after visiting Everett with his wife. Born in New Hampshire 53 years ago, he lived in Dillon and Boston, worked as a carpenter, and left a widow Rebecca Simmons Sawyer. He is survived by his wife brother William and sister Mrs Laura Clucus, with services pending.
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Thornton
Grafton County
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Elgin
Ill
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Montana
Phil Poindexter
William
Migantime
Tolabo
Idaho
Anaconda
Rebecca Simmons Sawyer
Wallace Brothers
Ira Kennison
Mr. Wallace
Laura Clucus
Clittondale
Maas
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News Letters From Montana Front Page Update
Mrs Wheeler married in Jardine on the 24th to William Tarlton and plans to settle there. Dr A M Dwight rents a house here and will move family soon. Dwight has been elected doctor for the Watseca mine. Chas Lawler visits Maine for six weeks. Rev Stevens preached as Rev Mitchell's health declines. Chas and Matt Palmer stay at Sidensticker ranch. Homer Galbraith visits Dewey's friends this week.
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Twin Bridges
Mitchell
California
Chas
Matt Palmer
Sidensticker Ranch
Homer Galbraith
Dewey’s
Bushnell entertaining large party at Pageville home
Special correspondence describes Mr and Mrs D Bushnell hosting a sizable gathering in their Pageville residence to celebrate the close of the year. Attendees included J M Page and Lena Page of Twin Bridges and families from Granite and Pageville. Fred Snodgrass visits before likely departure to the coast.
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Tripune
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Whitehall
Henry Bushnell
California
Local Lima Notes Includes Movements and Appointments
Special correspondence from Lima reports O K Paul’s business travels to Salt Lake City and Goldie Thompson returning to work at O K Paul & Co. Stock Inspector Landeat tackles a Dell entanglement. Bert Seera leaves O K Paul & Co for Pan Mercantile in Mounds. W W Caldwell returns to Dubois. George Palmer joins as call boy and Charley Carson sprains an ankle. Mrs Raney arrives from Missouri to join her husband on district No.9.
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Butte
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St. Louis
O. K. Paul & Co
Landeat
Dell
Bert Seera
Mounds
Pan Mercantile Co
Bert
Lima
W. W. Caldwell
Dubois
Mia
Scott
Fay
Fero
Bedrock
George Palmer
Charley Carson
Geo
Gleed and Son
Raney
Missouri
Wisdom News Highlights From Big Hole Basin
Wisdom reports Owen Ellia moving into a new building and the Wisdom Mercantile Co. nearing store completion. Christmas celebrations include a tree and dance in Wisdom and a well attended Bristow schoolhouse program. A Jackson Christmas Dance drew a large Wisdom crowd. Davo lifer of July Flower Mining Co. visited family in Butte, while A J Noyes and family vacation on their ranch. George Woodworth plans to depart for Helena soon.
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July Flower Mining Co
Butte
Polar is News Week of Dances and Dinner Parties
In Polaris on December 30 the Grasshopper area hosted multiple socials. Mr and Mrs Nuel invited neighbors for cards and dancing. George Tash hosted about fifty attendees from Bannack. Mr and Mrs Ellis entertained many friends and young folks Christmas night with music and merriment. Further gatherings included a sleigh ride party at Mr Harrison's, a dinner for Miss Leland of Dillon hosted by Mr and Mrs Pyle, and a later sleigh outing hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas Malany with supper at midnight. A lively stretch of celebrations ended about 2:30 with guests dispersing after a royal good time.
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Dillon
Milt Harp
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Judge
New Year Party at Patterson Home in Dell
Special correspondence reports a lively Dell New Year celebration hosted by Mr and Mrs Patterson. Dancing lasted until 3 am with guests from Dillon and Lima. multiple local residents were noted visiting and attending the event.
Interesting Christmas Exercises Held in the Public School
Christmas exercises took place in the public schools on December 24 with Miss Humphrey and Miss Sinsel guiding their pupils to creditable performances. Several locals attended holiday events in Rochester and Glendale while families from Butte visited townsfolk over the holidays. health notes mention Herbert Harvey’s inflammatory rheumatism improving.
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Glendale
Miss Humphrey
Miss Sinsel
Edith McIntosh
Butte
Miss McIntosh
L. Cohn
Little Herbert
E. H. Harvey
Misa Naughton
John Gelhaus
Anthony Gelhaus
Refusal to Expel Crown Princess Reported in Vienna
Vienna reports Archduke Leopold will not renounce his Austrian rights and may not return to Austria. Geneva papers claim the Swiss government refused a request to expel the crown princess of Saxony from Switzerland.
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Archduke Leopold
Emperor Francis Joseph
Archduke
Austria
Geneva
Saxony
Switzerland
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