Beaverhead County Doings From The Tribune Corps
Regular reports from Beaverhead County recount local illness, travel, and agriculture. Mrs Pat Desmond ill since Salt Lake City trip. beef cattle scarcity as trains ship red rock loads. Tommy Yost drives steers to Anaconda. roads dry and dusty. need for snow to aid irrigation. Residents travel to Dillon for a musical. freighters finish duties. stage business dull. several residents visiting and returning from Dillon and Amesville.
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Allioz
Pat Desmond
Salt Lake City
Josie McGee
Red Rock
Tommy Yost
Kissick Bros
Anaconda
F. Barrett
J. H. Stabler
Dillon
Emerson Hill
O. W. Owen
Amesville
Prairie
Unlucky Day Reflections From Alice Correspondent
Special Correspondence from Alice notes a quiet freighting season, ice cutting, and cattle feeding. Mentions Raish Kissick returning from Anaconda, the Jaggers family, plans for a Mexico trip, a potential new saloon, low wages for ranch hands, and Populist support for Montana governor Jerry Hopper amid silver and gold coinage debates.
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Alice
Cox & Pyle
Samuel Jaggers
M. Barrett
Mexico
Joe Metlen
Patrick Desmond
Salt Lake
Jerry Hopper
Montana
Jerry Horpeer
Wool Men Meet in Dillon Over Bounty Law
Beaverhead County Wool Growers' Association met in Dillon on January 9 with P H Poindexter presiding. B Bond was chosen as delegate to the Helena state convention. Members opposed repeal of the coyote bounty law, citing 1540 coyotes and one wolf destroyed since 1895 and urging protection for both sheep and cattle industries. T. M. Seiway, secretary.
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Dillon
P. H. Poindexter
B. Bond
Helena
Beaverhead County
House
Senate
T. M. Seiway
Bec’y
Fifth Montana Assembly Opens with Broad Bill Proposals
The Fifth legislative assembly organized as Senate and House select officers. Key bills listed include county fund loans, cooperative management, and a rewrite of several officer salaries and governance provisions. Committees named across both chambers precede a week of bill readings and rule adoption. The first week closes with adjournment to Monday.
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Legislative Assembly
Senate
C. W. Hoffman
Bozeman
John Bloor
Columbia Falls
Corkiy
W. J. Buckett
Helena
Daniel McKay
Great Falls
G. W. Dart
Dillon
Carrie Sligh
Phillipsburg
Maud Davis Baker
Randolph Thompson
John R. Ervey
Frank Doughtett
Big Timber
William Darr
Deer Lodge
Alberta Quirk
Anna J. McCloud
Livingston
Emeline J. Barr
Miss Easterly
James A. Poor
Boulder
Peth Maxwell
Missouri Valley
J. O. Sullivan
Marynville
House
Kennedy
A. I. Loeb
Lewis & Clarke
David Marks
A. C. Logan
Sweet Graas
A. C. Violette
Mia
B. E. H. Warren
J. Ryan
Silver Bow
W. F. Flynn
Loeb
United States
Supreme Court
Teton
Chandler
Riddell
Committee
Hoffman
Norris
Brosnan
Green
Leonard
McConnell
B. P. Carpenter
Auld
Metzel
Hurd
O’connor
Lewis
Bartlett
Cochran
Greenfield
Sork
Morgan
Gilne
P. McMahon
Shovlin
Wamsley
Taylor
Hewitt
MclIntyre
Shiffelbin
Owens
Penwell
Wameley
Owsley
Watkins
Longstaff
McNally
Campbell, Power
Perrine
Woods
Newton
Caldwell
Hill
Bruffy
Kelley
Marcum
Evans
Langhorne
Warren
Phillips
Ramsey
Sullivan
Butler
Cochrap
Bourne
Clem
W. J. Kennedy
Hart
Heroer
Shoviin
Humber
Mulville
Carroll
P. C. Cooper
Sligh and Floweree
Watt
Montana
Ramsdell
Salvation Army set for two nights of meetings in January
Major Friedrich and Staff Captain Southall from the Pacific province arrive for special Salvation Army meetings Thursday and Friday January 21 and 22. Thursday features recruit swearing in, officer presentations, and colors. Friday offers a dramatic wreck sea scene followed by refreshments with coffee tea and cake. Exhibition and supper together cost 25 cents.
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Salvation Army
Pacific Province
Friedrich
Southall
Red Rock Notes Warm Morning and Musical Event
Red Rock Montana January 15 thermometer eight above. Weather fine. Ike Boyer travelled from Salmon and proceeded to Lima. A large Red Rock delegation attended the Dillon Wednesday evening musical entertainment. The party praised Miss Yaw's singing and Mr. Dicks violin. J. W. Scott and I. G. Foster left for unspecified destination.
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the Tribune
Red Rock
Ike Boyer
Salmon
Lima
Dillon
Miss Yaw
Compound engines use multiple cylinders for steam use
The piece explains how compound engines use a high pressure cylinder first, followed by one or two low pressure cylinders, with steam flow either into receivers or through steam pipes. A triple expansion engine has two or more cylinders. It contrasts simple engines exhausting to air with condensing types creating a vacuum.
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New York Sun
Pride Must Have a Fall From a Boston Maid
A Somerville Journal excerpt satirically recalls a pampered young woman of twenty in Boston. Her arrogance clashes with reality as she attempts to ride through mud on a wheel, a symbolic fall that shatters her Pilgrim-blood vanity.
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Bey
Boston
Somerville Journal
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