Two One-Horse Towns Face Struggle in Grant Armstead Valley
Special to Tribune from Conner's Lane details a harsh January with two months of near zero weather. The Gilmore & Pittsburg Railway advances freight moves, while Grant and Armstead debate a midway station to serve multiple valleys. Local observers warn of competing towns and selfish interests, urging cooperation to avoid two weak communities.
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Tribune
Conner’s Lane
North Pole
New Grant
Grant
Armstead
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railway Company
Jerry Hopper
Wisdom town notes and regional updates
George Woodworth’s ranch holds 300 beef steers as scarlet fever strikes Jules Wenger’s Jackson home. A new telephone booth arrives at Wisdom, Montana. Porter brothers return from Pioneer mines with ore strikes in the 200 foot tunnel. Amalgamated Copper eyes Montana Oreway property at the Big Hole head. Wisdom school renovation adds a new floor and 70 to 80 books to the library. Social Circle gathering hosted by Mrs J P Lossl features Mrs Lossl’s daughter Miss Setta.
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George Woodworth
Jules Wenger
Jackson
Wisdom
Southern Montana Telephone Company
Lark
Ira Porter
Pioneer
Oregon
P.g.m.&m.co
Amalgamated Copper Company
Montana Oreway Company
Big Hole
J. P. Lossl
Annual Society Meeting Honors Officers
Mrs Geo Woodworth was named president and Miss Loretta Losst was elected secretary and treasurer at the annual society meeting. The next meeting will be at Mrs W C Jones home. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is promoted by Potts the Druggist as a meritorious cold remedy.
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Potts
L-M
Chamberlain
Lakeview notes mix of weather, travel, and local life
The Lakeview column reports a harsh cold snap with 56 below zero, a blizzard, and moving cattle. It records visits, farm work from Willett to Phil Lyons, hospital plans for Mrs. Davis, and the continuing recovery of Arthur Hunt as well as a new baby born to Wm. Curnow.
Pageville Notes Chronicle Local Social Roundup
Special to Tribune from Pageville on January 20 reports Charles Patrick visiting relatives in Pony. Herbert Stewart on a one week home visit from Lima. Lillian Barshaw visiting Butte. Mrs. Cleve Beckwith returning from Pony. Clifford and Theora Mercer with mumps. Ray Utley’s family involved in a school incident as a horse spooked by a doctor’s auto. several residents with mumps, whooping cough, or illness. a weathered medical ad urges early Chamberlains Cough Remedy use.
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Willis
Julius Hartwig
Ida
Dillon
Fred Oliver
Louisa
Martha Beehrer
James Garrison
Kambich
Mother
Babe
Miss McGrath
Hoffman
Miss McElvany
E. L. Elliott
A. Pepe
Pepe
Italy
Mr. Schulz
Twin Bridges
Hay
Dave Ferris
Garrison Place
Wm. Barbour
Pageville
Charles Patrick
Pony
Herbert Stewart
Lima
Lillian Barshaw
Butte
Cleve Beckwith
Clifford
Theora Mercer
Stewart
Dilton
Barshaw
Lester
Hazel Page
Bozeman
Leslie Utley
L. Hall
Jesse Bartholomew
Wisconsin Creek
W. F. Jackson
Clarence
Pansy
Adelbert Redfield
Ray Utley
Dr. Wilson
James Shannon
Smallpox Case in Lakeview Hints Regional Exposure
Hugh Woodside returning from South Boulder to Pony suffers a light smallpox attack. He exposed many in the Lakeview area and neighboring communities after a train trip before consulting Dr. Smith in Pony. State health officials warn the illness is mild but require caution.
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Waterloo
Hugh Woodside
South Boulder
Baling Hay
Woodside
Pony
Dr. Smith
State Board of Health
Market Letter Notes Cattle Prices Pressed by Chicago Receipts
The market opens with cattle at a season low amid 30,000 Chicago receipts on Monday. Prices are 10 to 20 lower and buyers are slow to engage. Conditions remain unchanged from the past week with little near term encouragement, though expectations point to higher finished prices.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report Shows Strong Hog Prices and Varied Cattle Ranges
Choice cornfed cows range up to 5 with fair to good from 3.25 to 4.25 and canners 2.50 to 3.25. Veal calves 4.50 to 7.50. Bulls and stags 3 to 4.75. Feeder cattle 4 to 5, stock heifers 2.75 to 3.50. Hog values remain high with bulk 8.45 to 8.55 and top 8.60, sheep trade steady with strong demand for desirable kinds.
Memory and the spontaneous spark in thought
The passage discusses how memories can arise out of context without a deliberate chain of thought. It recounts a trigger from dill pickles prompting a Southern California beach memory, linking conscious and unconscious processes in a physiological framework.
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California
Baptist Aid Society to Meet in the Afternoon
The Baptist Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. R. R. Rathbone. Also noted: a for sale listing for a good house with barn and three lots in the best city location. Owen Smith is seriously ill on Hogan's alley, with limited life expectancy. The Frye Bruhn Co of Seattle bought sixteen carloads of John Lovell sheep shipped today, with B. W. Emerick and W. A. Jensen accompanying. A new Hughes and McCaleb bungalow on South Rife Street was completed and rented to M. E. Barry. the Barrys will be home after Feb 15.
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L. J. Price
Owen Smith
Hogan's Alley
Tribune Book Store
Tribune
Frye-Bruhn, Co
Seattle
John Lovell
B. W. Emerick
W. A. Jensen
Hughes and McCaleb
Plenty of Birds Lengthy Migratory Line Imagined
The author muses on extending six inches as the average length of a sparrow to form a vast parade of migratory birds. He suggests the line would span 4,090,909 miles, implying the earth cannot contain such a vast, orderly column of birds.
Dillon Montana Post Office Uncalled Letters List 1910
A 1910 notice from Dillon Montana lists uncalled letters at the post office. Names include Adams Statia Barker Chas R Boyle W R Calkins John A Caverhill John Campbell B E Cook Helm Eads Chas H Fenton R A Hangan Clau Hill M M Hents Hemon Holle H R House E B Joy Maud Lippert Lillie2 McClaren William Marmon W E Merriam Miss J McBride Mrs O2 Morton W B Pierce A L Plat Matt Sellin John J Stoller Eve Spraitzer Pitt Watson Dr Warcel Pearl. If uncalled within 30 days these will go to the Dead Letter Office in Washington D C.
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D. C
Montana
Adams
Statia
Barker
Chas
R. Boyle
W. R. Calkins
John A. Caverhill
John Campbell
R. J. A. Cook
E. _ Doherty
Helm
John J. Stoller
Eve Spraitzer
Pitt Watson
Dr. Warcel
Pearl
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