Two Automobiles for the Monida Yellow Stone Park Line
Monipa Idaho January 9 Humphrey Haynes bought two twelve passenger autos in Boston last week to run between Monida and Dwelles for the park season. The M Y line gains prestige with added fleet and service. B H Paul left for San Francisco to spend winter on the coast. W Egan runs lines during his absence while N L Hall of Salt Lake leases Summit House. Hamilton Wright of Dillon stops by to borrow a toothpick. Warren Meade closes his Gray Dog avenue restaurant awaiting spring water thaw. M A Egan greased his wagon Monday. Prof E Groshean returns from southern Idaho after holidays with his prospective father in law’s daughter. The item writers note readers may seek authors but do so at their own risk.
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Monipa
Monr
Humphrey & Haynes
Boston
Idaho
Henry’s Lake
Monida
B. H. Paul
San Francisco
Golden Coast
W. Egan
N.L. Hall
Salt Lake
Summit House
Hamilton Wright
Dillon
Robert Duff
M-Y
Warren Meade
Gray Dog Avenue
M. A. Egan
Lodgers Leave Home for Winter Plans in Wyne
Special correspondence notes Elijah Ames leaving for Massachusetts to join his wife and return to a newly adorned residence. D E Metlen departs Dillon to represent Beaverhead County in Helena. J M Nesley of Grant runs post and merchant operations daily. Wm Ames and wife visit Salt Lake City for several weeks as the prairie grows depopulated for winter.
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The
Tribune
Wyne
Elijah Ames
Massachusetts
T. B. Craver
Dillon
D. E. Metlen
Helena
Beaverhead County
Bridwell
J.M. Nesley
Grant
Bedrock
Wm. Ames
Salt, Lake City
Trak
Measles Move On School Opens With Higher Attendance
Correspondence from Wisvom dated January 8 notes measles have circulated and smallpox is feared in the Basin. Fred Woodworth returns to county high school after vacation. F M Staley improves after two weeks ill. School reopens with increased attendance and Mrs Roberts company begins practice for Old District School. Al Pendleton reports family illness improving at Ajax ranch. Perry seeks Bristow real estate. J P Lousi travels to Jackson on business.
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the Tribune
Wisvom
Jan
Fred Woodworth
Dillon
F. M. Staley
Perry
Bristow
J.P. Loss
Jackson
Melrose Notes: Injuries Deaths and Local Resignations
Melrose at large reports John Smith injured hauling legs, Bennie Winn dies of heart failure, Dr Townshend unable to save him. W. Hawk resigns as agent and moves to New Mexico. Jos A Browne to Helena for inauguration ball. O Calvert named new Melrose agent. Albert Streb ill in Iowa. New Year ball at Glendale draws locals. Oscar Wells visits Butte.
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Melrose
John Smith
Bennie Winn
W. Winn
Townshend
Utah
J. Robbins
W. A. Hawk
New Mexico
Mrs. Hawk
O. Calvert
Pocatello
Calvert
Mr. Hawk
Jos. A. Browne
Helena
Labor's Greeting to the Twentieth Century
Markham's poem read at a New York dinner on Dee 31 under workingmen auspices laments cities and kings, praises democracy, and warns of misery yet foresees a new civic dream. It declares humanity mounting from Leviathan’s jaws toward a future where greed is supplanted by fraternal dreams and a safer soul.
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Markham
Dee
Workingmen of
New York
Social Evening at Hawk Home Honors Sangre Couple
A week ago a joyful gathering was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hawk in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Sangre of Butte. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dutch, Dr. Townshend, Mr. and Mrs. J. McIntosh, Professor and Mrs. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown, Miss Edith McIntosh, Miss Floreece McIntosh, Mr. J. McGoogle and Dr. M. A. Walker.
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W. A. Hawk
R. Sangre
Butte
Professor Olson
Sangre
R. E. Dutch
Townshend
J. McIntosh
Olson
H. Brown
Edith and
Floreece McIntosh
J. McGoogle
M. A. Walker
Miner Killed by Giant Powder at Bunyard Mine
Special Correspondence from Rochester reports George Baker killed instantly when 12 sticks of giant powder exploded near a fire at the Bunyard mine two miles from Rochester. He was 40, with a brother and sister in Butte. burial held Tuesday. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Robert Donaldson from epilepsy on Tuesday afternoon, leaving husband and five children.
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Donaldson
The
Tribune
Rocusstor
George Baker
Baker
Bunyard
Butte
Robert Donaldson
Movements of the Valley People Briefly Told
Several local residents were noted for New Year gatherings and health updates. Mrs H Utley hosted her son's family for New Year dinner. Mrs A Miller has improved after illness. Edward Page and wife welcomed a young son. Page family and community groups met for a Maccabees installation banquet. Local moves and schooling updates also appear as residents travel or resume duties after holidays.
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Pagevine
H. Utley
A. G. Miller
Edward Page
Aid Society
N. L. Page
The
Maccabees
C. W. VanOredel
Waterloo
VanOredel
J. M Page
Excelsior
Meisner
Dillon
Laura Marshall
Cora
McConnell
Rochester
Malloy Succeeds Olmsted as Montana Short Line Superintendent
L Malloy has superseded G H Olmsted as superintendent of the Montana division of the Short Line. Olmsted moves to another division. December report shows strict discipline with one agent engineer brakeman and two operators discharged. Eight engineers five conductors one fireman and one brakeman suspended for neglect disobedience intoxication gambling.
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L. Malloy
G. H. Olmsted
Montana
Mr. Olmsted
Krause's Cold Cure Capsules Offer Quick Relief
Busy people can take Krause's Cold Cure capsules without stopping daily duties. The product claims to cure in 24 hours and is sold at City Drugstore for 5 cents. Tarsoxe is recommended for reading.
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Krause
Dragatore
New State Officers Installed and Montana Capitol Opens
Associate Justice Milburn administered the oath to Joseph K. Toole as Montana governor. F. E. Corbett led the House speakership caucus with 24 votes, while Senate and House organized for business. Contests loom over seats and a possible Heinze influence shadows the senate race as the capital buzzes with political maneuvering.
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George. K. Milburn
Supreme Court
Joseph K. Toole
Montana
Smith
Toole
U. S. Senate
F. E K. Corbett
Joh McGinnis
Thomas Kilgallen
Corbett
McGinnis
Kilgalion
F. E. Corbett
Silver Bow
John Baker
Lewis & Clarke
Roger Shelly
John Wyman
Missoula
D. G. McKay
Cascade
Thos
Slanton
D. B. Price
G. Broadwater
Nettie Kirkendall
Richard Dee
Deer Lodge
H. G. Woodford
Mr. Pierson
M. Philbin
Mr. Skeep
Mary Kilgallen
Fusion Party
House
Page
Senate
Sist Pee Ahitch
Hos
D. E. Metlen
Beaverhead
Quinn
Kilgallen
Gov. Toole
Hedges
Stull
Yellowstone County
Jurgua
Breker
Rosebud
Milburn
Milborn
Just as good falsehoods in dealer substitutions
A familiar falsehood exposes dealers who push substitutes for well known standard articles claiming they are just as good. The text argues true quality must meet or exceed the standard, not be measured by lesser substitutes, which may hide adulteration or poisons for higher profits.
Turbulent transition at county clerk office
George Taylor, late county clerk and recorder, left office unexpectedly before his term ended. Books show a sharp cash shortage likely over 250 dollars, bondsmen to make good. Successor Standaher faces messy ledgers due to prior mismanagement by an unworthy appointee. critics blame the Democratic board for hasty appointment after Clerk Mayers’ death.
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George Taylor
Parta
Taylor
Standaher
Democratic Board of Commissioners
Mayers
Inaugural Ball Garments Feature Dillon and Red Rock Elegance
Mrs J P Murry wore Dillon-Black crepe de chine with a white satin gold embroidered yoke. Miss Hill wore Red Rock Grey silk with white lace appliqued cover and pink taffeta.
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Helena
J. P. Murry
Dillon
Miss Hill
Red Rock
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