Madison County Notes on AOUW Officers Install
Sheridan January report from the Madison County Tribune notes the A. O. U. W. installed officers for the upcoming term with strong attendance and harmony. Grand Master F. Parmeter led the ceremony and praised the lodge’s condition and vigor after holiday festivities. Listed officers include A Foster P M W W L Bullerdick M W, J G Walker Recorder, R Glasser Frn, E Wright Ree, H Martin Guide, N P Christiansen I W, H Cheney O W, and Doctors Rightenour and Miller as Medical Examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Foster
P.M. W. W. L. Bullerdick
M. W. Wm. Schneider
J. G. Walker
R. Glasser
G. E. Wright
H. Martin
N. P. Christiansen
A Pleasant Party and County News from Sheridan
Friday night at the Wright residence a social gathering featured games and a book-guessing contest won by Prof. McFarland and Grace Herndon. The column reports deaths, community notices, and local remarks from Lava Montana including J. B. Laurin’s 14-year settlement, funeral details, residents' comments, and plans for a Sheridan Dillon telegraph line.
Death of Mrs. Delilah Raymond at Belmont Park ranch
Mrs Delilah Raymond died at Belmont Park ranch on January 13 in the 83rd year of her age after illness. She leaves three sons Hillhouse Wint and Dr. Raymond and a daughter Mrs J M Herndon plus grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Hooker of Dillon. Her life was marked by strong religious faith and high esteem in Ruby Valley.
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Povner
Belmont Park Ranch
Hillhouse
Delilah Raymond
Raymond
Wint
Sheridan
Dr. Raymond
Kansas City
J. M. Herndon
Virginia City
D. Hooker
Dillon
Accident Injures Fish Creek Rider Near Gaylord
Miles Tuttle of Fish Creek was horse riding when the mount fell near Gaylord last Tuesday breaking his right leg below the knee. Dr. Davis was summoned to treat the injured rider.
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Miles Tuttle
Fish Creek
Gaylord
Dr. Davis
Sheridan Items From January Thirteenth to Sixteenth
Local notes report visits from Jos. Sommers and Roy G. Butler of Butte. A birth is recorded to Wint Raymond’s wife. Frank McKeen of the Ana conda house in Virginia is in town, as are Misses Smith and C. Mahan with Joe Evans. Hugo Miller returns from Iowa and Mrs. Miller remains unwell. Ed. Walters completes Mason work and leaves for Virginia. The Good Templars prepare two plays for March anniversary. Rev. S. D. Hooker and Charley Virden seen in town. Hooker to preach Sunday. The cantata “The Crowning of Santa Claus” delayed to Tuesday evening at I. O. G. T. hall. Ladies’ Aid plans Feb 14 public entertainment with conundrum supper, fish pond, and post office. Young hunters Sid Foster and Will Davis have a wild cat encounter. Johny Hatfield welcomes a 10 pound boy. Mrs. A. B. Nesbett to move to Butte with husband. Prof. McFarland skating party a success with smooth ice and many dancers. The piece notes changing neighbors and urges more time for healthful recreation.
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Smith
C. ©. Mahan
Joe Evans
Hugo Miller
Iowa
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. N. Reed
Sid Foster
Will Davis
Johny Hatfield
Johnny
O'Leary
A. B. Nesbett
Sheridan
Butte
McFarland
Twin Brinars Recap of Jan 16 Blizzard and Local News
The Twin Bridges area reports a January blizzard pushing into the valley and damaging wood piles. Local items note Prof Birchard gate hinges improved, Dwight Bushnell and Mort Miller's trips, and a commercial education push at the Normal. News includes a possible local vigilantism threat, a Rocheport gold vein rumor, and Frank Bowman’s marriage aboard the Twin Bridges hotel register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moet Miller
Dwight Bushnell
Whitehall
Helena
Mort
Prof. Peterson
Commercial
The
Normal
Commercial College
Michigan State Normal School
Department of Business and Atenography
John F. Dullea
Silver Star
John Hartman
Ennis
Lyda Hunter
Joe Stark
Rochester
Benjamin Franklin Bowman
Twin Bridges
Frank
Adant
Emelyn Bollinger
E. A. Smith
Punter Spires Event Family Visit and Dance Report
Lizzie and Ethel Peterson visited Mrs. C. W. Pendarvis on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray, recent Salt Lake arrivals, stayed with Mr. M's mother for the winter. A dance at Mr. F. Peterson's residence Friday night drew a good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punter Spires
Lizzie
Ethel Peterson
C. W. Pendarvis
Rochester Camp Reports Rich Copper Mines Near Twin Peaks
Special Correspondence notes the Estes Conner copper mine remains active with plans for spring upgrades. A. J. Driggs will begin work February 17 at the O Green mine after bonding and leasing by J. Driggs. The Woods Stark old company mine yields four feet of ore and strong prospects. Social life is quiet and the Lewis Ey Slugher lease shows promising ore finds. Andy Davis plans repairs for the Waterloo woolen mill to serve as stables and storage with 40,000 feet of lumber for renovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Company
J. 18. Woods
J. R. Stark
Rochester
J. H. Benner
Wisegnein
Sue Partis
Waterloo
Andy Davis
Bridge Work Delayed by Missing Tools at Jefferson Island
J M Luke, superintendent for the bridge firm, expects river work at Jefferson Island to finish before month end. Materials are ready but missing tools shipped three weeks ago halted operations. The company also builds a pier at Iron Rod and overhauls the bridge at Zephyr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Luke
Jefferson Island
Iron Rod
Zephyr
Hair eating habit across ages shocks medical observers
The piece notes many girls and young women eat hair, with doctors finding large amounts in stomachs after death. An English case reported four pounds of hair in a woman's stomach, and similar instances appear worldwide. Dr Swaim also found four to five pounds of hair as the tumor’s cause, the patient admitting habit of biting hair ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaim
Peargon's Weekly
Three Strange and Remarkable Men
The Rochester Post-Express notes three unusual men named Dumas with distinct prides. The grandfather boasts athletic strength, the second excels in cookery, and the third is learned in art rather than writing famous works.
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Dumas
O Dumas
Rochester Post-Express
Wood as Payment for Subscriptions Cited by Dillon Paper
The Trince and its employes report subscribers owing for two to five years may settle by delivering fire wood within sixty days. Wood, treated as cash, is accepted for past dues and new subscriptions. A few loads are needed immediately. Dillon, Nov. 7.
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Trincne
Dillon
For Sale Old Newspapers at This Office
Classified note offers old newspapers for sale at this office priced per hundred. The fragment indicates a sale listing with no additional details on editions dates or quantities.
Turkish Red Cross barred from Armenian aid distributions
The Turkish government announced it would not permit foreign societies or individuals to distribute funds among its subjects in Armenia. Miss Clara Barton refused to comment, stating no official notice had been received. The move sparked debate in Wash Hinchon and drew attention from Red Cross officials.
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Barton
Wash Hinchon
Red Cross Society
Turkey
Sublime Parte
Sublime Porte
Armenia
Clara Barton
Red Cross ‘Society
George M. Pullman
New Cabinet Post Sought at National Manufacturers Meet
Chicago hosts the National Association of Manufacturers meeting January 21 to 23 where a proposal to create a secretary of commerce aims to give the president an extra cabinet adviser to represent manufacturing interests. In Florida a black fugitive named Harry Jordan dies after a hut fire following a pursuit by a posse near Newnansville Alachua County.
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Eisten
Nebraska
Kapaas City
Dan
Western Retail Implement and Vehicle Dealers’ Association
T. R. Whittaker
Lorton
Neb
J. A. McLaughlin
Craig, Neb
Nebraska Iplement and Retail Dealers’ Association
Robinson
H. J. Hodge
Abilene
Kan
Chicana
National Association of Manufacturers
Chicago
Congress
United States
Jacksonville
Fla
Newnansville
Alachua County
Harry Jordan
Dr. McCloud
Jordan
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Seek Schlatter in New Mexico
The railroad announces it is locating dealer Schlatter who is believed hiding in Luna County New Mexico. Passenger agents across the territory are alerted and report findings to Topeka headquarters. In Ohio, a supreme court ruling blocks Nellie G Robinson of Cincinnati from serving as notary public, constitution requires elector status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Schlatter
Luni County
New Mexico
Cotumats, O
Supreme Court
Ohio
Nellie G.robinson
Cincinnati
Double murder suicide shocks Watertown man
William Oswell of Ogdensburg shot and killed his mother in Watertown before taking his own life. Officials say unemployment struggles may have driven the crime, marking a tragic domestic incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown, N. Y
William Oswell
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Judge appoints Burleigh sole receiver for Northern Pacific
In United States district court Judge Gilbert of Portland appoints Andrew F Burleigh of Seattle as sole receiver for the Northern Pacific railroad. The action follows from ongoing complexities surrounding railroad operations and assets.
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Burleigh
Sole Boas
Hetexa
Mon
Gilbert
Portland
Andrew F Burleigh
Seattle
Northern Pacific Railroad
Railroad
Choose From Listed Papers If New York World Is Not Desired
If the New York World isn’t wanted, a selection may be had of these papers: Inter Ocean weekly, Toledo Blade weekly, Cincinnati Enquirer weekly, Sheep and Wool weekly, Boston Traveler semi weekly, San Francisco Chronicle weekly with 25 cents extra.
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N. Y. World Ia
Inter Ocean
Toledo Blade
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sheep and Wool
Boston Traveler
San Francisco Chronicle
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San Francisco -California
Madison County News
Madison County Ofice
the Tribune
B. F. Bowman
Mrs
Frank Wright
Suenwan
Harry Foster
Fannie Martin
Pickwick
Prof. McFarland
Grace Herndon
Mesdames Lorin Jones
Robert Ogden
R. H. Herhold
Andrew Lindfors
Lake
Frank Bowman
Rosa
Hermsmeyer
Mary Christiansen
Messrs. Jones
Martin
Ogden
Foster
Herhold
Warl Rightenour
Earnest Falkner
Madison County
Ane
Iest
Lava
J. B. Laurin
Montana
A. Marion
Bernard
B. Jones
W. Morris
T. Duncan
Virginia
J. Besufie
J. Bashaw
Audifred
Laurin
Father Batens
Charley Kyle
Home Park Ranch
Sheridan Hotel
Mr. George
Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
Dr. Cayley
Hi. D. Rossiter
John Dumas
Fred Shultz
Will Shaffer
Chas. Glasser
Ed. Wright
Bro. Cheely
Madisonian
Sheridanites
Tribune
Lawrence
Boston
Upaine
Senator Metger
Q. Hope
Mrs. Wonderly
Julia
Agnes Donegan
Bell Wonderly
M. M. Reeves
J. A. Macdonald
Chas. Kyle
Brook Nook Ranch
Boulder
John Donegan
W. D. Wurmbergher
Will
Dakota
Jaxx Ross
DeWitt
N. M. White Drug Store
Ruby Valley
Sherldan
Jos. Sommers
Bors
Hursday
Wint Raymond
Frank Wilcomb
Frank McKeen
Anaconda House
Jefferson Bridge
Wood
Denver
Matt Adams
District Court
Ant
W. KR. Perry
Myr
Perry
Adams
South America
Wea
Garry Ka Hoution
Europe
Triad
Omaha
Man Wina
San Antonio
Tex
F. G C. Barmalee
G., W. Eightenour
M. E. Church
Main Street
Sheridan, Monti
Sheridan, Mont
Richard H. Herhold
the Dominion Company
Ill
New York World
New York
Dillon Tribune
Tribune Pub
Dinnon
Mont
Thos. F. Danes
Henry
Payne
Henry C. Ronse
Orthern
Pacific Railroad
Spokane
Tacoma
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Fargo
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Northern Pacific Depot
Beattie
All Congo Points
Montana Union Depot
Fort Spokane
All Coast
California
Points
Yleave Montana Union
Cicago
Pullman
W. M. Tuchy
E. Broadway
Charles S. Fex
General Pass
Paul
Minn
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