Big Hole Darby road plan advances in Beaverhead county
Beaverhead county commissioners meet January 5 1914 to consider road changes across Section 80 T14SR3W and Carter Creek road. They approve petitions to March for signatures and discuss a large highway project linking Bitter Root Big Hole to Centennial Valley and Glacier Yellowstone parks with a total cost around thirty thousand dollars.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
H. C. Patterson
C. W. Francis
Theodore Nelson
Jay. S. Baker
J. L. Ketner
John F. Bishop
Carter Creek Road
C. C. Barnett
Bitter Root
Big Hole Road
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Charles Lawrence
United States
Chifton- Applegate Company
Centennial Valley
Glacier National Park
Wisdom
Idaho Line
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Jay’ S. Baker
Portland stock market report for week ending Jan 2 1914
Receipts totaled cattle 781 calves 2 hogs 27870 sheep 3712. Cattle market shows limited liquidation and mixed demand with best steers $7.75-$8.10 and bulk $7.80-$7.90. cows $6.80, heifers $7.00, bulls $5.50-$5.75, calves $7.50-$9.00. Hogs top near $8.00 with bulk around $7.90. eleven loads Friday supported higher prices. Sheep and lamb supply fluctuates. fancy lambs $6.35. mutton dull due to light receipts. Overall market steady as year begins.
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North Portland
Lakeview notes and obituaries mix with holiday gossip
A Lakeview column from January 3, 1914 records Billy Furgerson found dead at Lake, Idaho with mystery about timing and details of his death. The piece weaves local social news including family gatherings, visits, school moves, dances, parties, and residents traveling to nearby towns. The column lists names, kin ties, events, and community happenings around Christmas and the new year.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Heals and Pain Relief
For frost bite pain and skin sores Bucklen’s Arnica salve is advertised as the best remedy for frost bitten ears fingers toes chapped skin chilblains cold sores and eczema. It claims rapid relief and quick healing with a price of twenty five cents available at druggists or by mail from N F Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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Bucklen
N. FE
Buck
LEN Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Reichle Notes from Reichle January Events
Reichle January notes report Mr and Mrs Julius Nortwig and family traveling to Melrose for a New Year’s Eve old timer’s dance with an excellent time. Dr Melleur made a professional call at Polish’s for a pneumonia case among a child, who is better now. Master Fred McMillan returned to Butte after holiday time with cousin Master Leon Foote. Mrs J C Ferguson and children visited Alelose with Mrs Gransberry and family. Qdeh Green, an employee of John
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Lakeview
Billy Furgerson
Lake, Idaho
Billy
Elmer Smith
Statley Place
Henry Lake
Targee
Sarah Winnemucca
Tie
Forest Hill Ranch
Myr
Geo. Shambow
Sunny Bean
Hamilton
Thelma Blake
Hazel Shambow
Liakeview
Blake
Mars
J. Brundage
Justin Brundage
Dillon
Gussie Gundalsen
Monida
Butte
Mary Kamps
Saunder
Pelot
Alelose
Gransberry
Qdeh Green
John
Edison Talking Pictures at Pastime Theatre Transform Cinema
The Edison Kinetophone or Talking pictures debuts at the Pastime theatre and is hailed as a masterpiece of craftsmanship by critics and audiences. The device is described as a new era in theatricals with sold out crowds and universal praise.
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Edison Talking Pictures
Thomas A. Edison
Wizard Edison
Talking Pictures
Edison
Adv. It
Baby born on Christmas Day in Big Hole Basin
Mr and Mrs Jack Husted welcomed a sweet girl baby on Christmas Day 1913 in Big Hole Basin. Mrs Geo Woodworth traveled to Dillon to visit daughter Mrs Prank Jazelbaker and will later join Mr Woodworth to tour California orange groves.
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Jack Husted
Geo. Woodworth
Dillon
Prank Jazelbaker
Mr. Woodworth
California
John Lawrence Under Care of Doctor for Bronchitis
John Lawrence, son of Mr and Mrs Chas L Lawrence, is under the care of Dr Bolton suffering from an attack of bronchitis. The New Year promises personal happiness for those who resolve to lead healthy unselfish lives.
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John Lawrence
Chas. L. Lawrence
Bolton
1600 sheep shipped to Portland market in new deal
A shipment of 1600 sheep began the journey to the Portland market yesterday. They are the first of 65 000 purchased from John Lovell by J Duff McCandy, a Portland sheep buyer. The remainder, mixed two year old ewes and wethers, receive grain and hay feeding and should ship within a month. Lovell also sold a carload of old sheep to an Idaho buyer yesterday.
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Portland
John Lovell
J. Duff McCandy
Mr. Lovell
Idaho
Edmund Vance Cooke to Speak at Normal College
Edmund Vance Cooke the poet author and humorist will perform at the college auditorium on Wednesday January 14. He is described as a clever original and attractive speaker reader and impersonator whose entertainment should be a rich treat.
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Normal
Edmund Vance Cooke
Cooke
Hyomei advertises relief for catarrh and breathing trouble
Potts the druggist offers Hyomei with a money back guarantee. The complete outfit with inhaler and bottle costs $1.00, and refills are 50 cents. It claims to ease catarrh sniffles crusts in the nose and related breathing ailments.
Edison Kineto phone to debut at Pastime Jan 17 18
J M Hathaway Edison Talking Pictures announces the Kineto phone talking pictures will be shown at the Pastime theatre for the first time on January 17 and 18. E Wheat arranged the deal, bringing the Edison marvel to town.
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J. M. Hathaway
Edison Talking Pictures
Edison Talking Pictures Captivate Public In Orange Exhibition
The Edison talking pictures are hailed as marvels of the century with high praise from press and public. The exhibition is directed personally by Edward Bonn from Edison's Orange New Jersey laboratory, showcasing the latest in motion picture innovation.
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Edison
Edward Bonns
Mr. Edison
Orange, N. J
Adv
Notice of separation from Roode and Sollie
Carl M. Roode declares that O B Sollie recently arrested for grand larceny in Gallatin county and listed as Roode and Sollie in Dillon is not and has never been a partner or business associate of Roode the architect of the new high school. Adg. 48 tf.
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O. B. Sollie
Gallatin County
Dillon
Roode and Sollie
Carl M. Roode
Carl. M. Roode
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