Thimble party and community notes in Madison County
Special correspondence from Suenpan reports a 3 to 7 pm tea hosted by Mrs. Reightenour described as a Thimble party for women friends. Messages mention Rev. Wilder Nutting and Rev. Smith visiting, band serenades for newlyweds Will Shafer and Addie McCullum, and local arrivals. Henry M. Fitch died of heart failure January 20. funeral set for 1:30 pm Saturday after a recent wagon accident.
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the Tribune
Suenpan
Dr. Reightenour
Friedes
Ann
Mesdames II
P. Smith
Clem
O. Glasser
G. J. Wright
A. Thoman
L’. Selle
Wilder Nutting
Montana Wesleyan University
Smith
Virginia City
M. N. Parsonage
Josh
D.B. Noble
Whitehall
Will Shafer
Tracy
Will Shafter
Addie McCullum
Justice McGoon
Douglas
Than Shafer
Frank Berril
King & Co.'s
Winthrop Herndon
Ladies' Aid
BR. P. Smith
Henry M. Fitch
Fitch
Pageville Notes Report Visiting and Boarding Updates
Special Correspondence from Pageville reports Mr. and Mrs JJ M Page visiting Mr and Mrs George Burns at the Madison last Friday and returning yesterday. Osgood Gilman and wife with child visiting local friends. Dwight Bushnell left for McUarty mills. Miss Verna Eldred is boarding with me and attending school. a mate is sick.
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The
Tribune
Pageville
JJ. M. Page
Madison
George Burns
Osgood Gilman
Dwight Bushnell
Tor McUarty Mills
Verna Eldred
M.e
Bicycle and bearing feats and fatal rail crossing
The article notes bicycle clubs forming in parishes to address the bike problem, reports Jersey City bans on front seating being ineffective, mentions John Wyatt’s 1760 ball bearing invention, a Lynn machinist building a 1000-ball bearing chain that runs smoothly but dustproofing is difficult, and recounts the deaths of French bicycling brothers Frederic and Adrien Talibot who attempted to cross a railroad with gates down.
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Nese
Cycle Bangor
Mtc
Jersey City
John Wyatt
England
Wyatt
Lynn
Amboise
France
Frederic
Adrien Talibot
Bicycle Omens and Superstitions On the Road
A New York Telegram item details bicycle rider omens and superstitions. Signs include rending a wheel foretelling quarrels with friends, reading ads for painless saddles predicting poverty, and being chased by a yellow dog signaling a bad fall. Other signs involve tire punctures, spavin from long rides, and seeing a redheaded woman in green bloomers predicting rim splitting unless a ritual is performed.
Bicycle Rider Meets Rattlesnakes on Mountain Road
Alfred Allen of Binghamton canvassing for weekly papers rode fast down a hill between Montross and Great Bend Pa. A swarm of rattlesnakes lay in the road and clung to his bicycle. The wheel crushed many snakes as he tumbled into a bank embankment, leaving a mass of crushed rattlesnakes on the spokes. He was rescued by a farmer and taken to Great Bend.
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Alfred Allen
Binghamton
Allen
Allen Soo
Hoe
Great Bend
New York Sun
Puncturing 8 Superstition Inspires Mild Bicycle Mishaps
A Middletown woman known for superstition attached a horseshoe to her bicycle and soon punctured a tire. After repairs she collided with a Meriden cyclist, and both were uninjured. The next day an electric car nearly struck her, and the following afternoon she fell from her bike in front of the post office, spraining her wrist. The account is cited from the New York World.
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Coun
New York World
Cowboys on the Asphalt and the City Cyclist
The New York Sun describes riders in city streets bending from their bikes to recover dropped caps or items, performing swift recoveries before an amused audience on sidewalks. It contrasts the plains cowboy with the urban cyclist who races along asphalt blocks.
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New York Sun
Socialistic Ally Plans Bellamy Heaven in Washington
A Boston altruist associated with Professor Frank Parsons announces plans to join Eugene Debs in establishing a Bellamy inspired community in Washington state. The figure characterizes cycling as socialism's greatest achievement and seeks alignment with the socialist movement.
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Frank ‘Parsons
Boston
Eugene Debs
Washington
Ely's Cream Balm Promoted For Catarrh Cure
An advertisement for Ely Bros offers 8 trial sizes for 10 cents or full 60 cent jars of Ely's Cream Balm. A user testimonial from Oscar Ostrun of Chicago praises relief from catarrh since youth, claiming no cocaine or mercury in the balm and noting availability through druggists or by mail.
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Reon Gatarrit
ELY Bros
Warren St
N. Y
Oscar Ostrun
Warren Ave
Chicago, al
Ely
Talk with the genial ticket agent about rail service
The note invites readers to ask O. S. Dillon, a smiling ticket agent, about the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway. It highlights electric lighted, steam heated palace trains between Omaha, Chicago, and St Paul, with dining car service and quick connections at Omaha and St Paul. It offers rates, timetables, and maps from LA Downryn, Commercial Agent in Salt Lake City.
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Dillon
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Omaha
Chicago
Downryn
Southwest
Temple St
Salt Lake City
Utah
A Christmas Experience in an Odessa Lazaretto
An observer recalls a Christmas in quarantine at Odessa where a Greek man murdered a woman in the lazaretto. The narrative details the grim, barred rooms, muffled quarrels, and the fateful act of violence beneath the wooden floor planks as authorities later remove the killer and the young victim’s fate remains grim and unresolved.
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Dan
Famous Chester Bakery and Royal Cakes Tale
In Chester England a renowned bakeshop run by the Bollands family rose to royal fame through cake gifts. Richard Bolland created a celebrated box of cakes for the young Princess Victoria in 1838. Victoria later appointed him a queen’s warrant holder and, 25 years later, commissioned a wedding cake for the Prince of Wales. Descendants maintain the shop using the same recipe, serving the royal family.
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Chester
England
Bollands
the Tradesfalk of
Richard Bolland
Bolland i
Bolland
Prince of Wales
Victoria
Mr. Bolland
Hay
Gaepare
Ortinal Belluni
Philadelphia
Ingenious Woman Employs Negro Bicycle Groom in London
A Graphic item from London describes a woman who hires a bicycle groom dressed in blue and white livery. The groom helps her mount, follows at a tidy distance, and the pair attract attention as they ride in the park. The piece notes changing fashions in personal care from babies to machines and mocks service trends.
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Worden
London
Graphic
Women Bicycle Repairers Invasion Case Reported
A brief notice describes an incident involving a band and a person named Joe. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the report records an invasion event affecting a local man and mentions women bicycle repairers in some capacity.
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Joe
Bi Nepeaeay Sey
Fox Captured During Bicycle Ride Near Eastport
A fox ran beside a cyclist on the new macadam stretch from Riverhead to Eastport. The rider, Gordon, grabbed the fox by the neck from the bicycle while sprinting, lifted it into the air, then secured it as a muffler coat prize for summer display in Eastport.
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Sanse Bo
Eastport
Reynard
Chicago Tribune
Vernon Officia Auction Notice For Blank Forms
A local public sale notice lists blank forms including Tegal Blanka Quartz location and Placer location blanks with sale at Vernon officia Dillon.
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Tegal
Kent
Vernon
Oftica
Dillon
Sale of Real Estate at Public Auction in Dillon Montana
Notice of sale by administrators of the estate of William Gilbert deceased in Beaverhead County Montana. Real property includes a 460 acre ranch with water rights and a town lot in Dillon. Auction January 2 at the county court front door, cash down ten percent. minimum bids set at 3500 for ranch and 750 for town lot.
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Jude
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teaverhead
Jatz
Wm KR. Gilbert
Neaverhead County
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Idaho
Moras
Poindexter & Orr
Moree Street
Idaho Street
Mores Street
Wong
Morse Street
Donen Aadd County
United States
Term of district court schedules Montana counties
The term of the district court in Montana for the year 1804 is fixed. Jefferson county opens on the first Monday in January April July and October. Beaverhead county begins on the third Monday in February May August and November. Madison county starts on the second Monday in March June September and December. Judge Pannen notes the schedule from Boulders in Jefferson county.
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Montana
Jefferson County
Beaverhead County
Maithison County
Boulders
Pannen
Land Office summons witnesses in Montana abandonment case
Natica U S Land Office Missoula Montana 1887 complaint by George N Lawrence against Andrew G Hay for abandonment of a land entry dated 1884 in Beaverhead county. W A Francis A S Commissioner to hear testimony January 21 at 10 am in Sedom Montana. testimony to be used in final hearing before the United States Land Office._REGISTER JOIN M EVANS filed
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Missoula
Mont
George N. Lawrence
Andrew G. Hay
Heaverhead County
Montana
Sedom
W. A. Francis
A. S
United States Land Office
M. Evans
Notice of Mining Patent Application for Katharine and Hill Sites
Notice is given that William A. Clark filed Mining Patent No. 8913 in Helena MT on December 2 1947 for 20.05 acres on Katharine and Hill Side lode claims Beaverhead county including 1500 feet of Katharine tract 405 4131 feet components and 20.4 acre and 4.94 acre parcels described with official survey numbers and corner monuments in unorganized Montana mining district.
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U. S. Dund
Helena
Montana
William A. Clark
Butte
Katharine T
Mill Side
Beaverhead County
U.S
Sontiment No. Smg
Township
Routh
Ranger
Corner No. L
Eurvey No
U. S
Beara Nooth
New Scientific Cure for Consumption Promised by Dr Slocum
Televiling a “New Scientific Treatment” Dr T A Slocum of New York claims his free bottles cure lung troubles and consumption. He cites thousands cured worldwide and asks sufferers to write for a trial, noting letters of gratitude from both American and European laboratories. Readers are urged to mention Dillon Tribune.
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T.A. Slocum
New York City
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Hesh
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T. A. Slocum
M.D
Pine Street
New York
Dillon Tribune
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