Department Store to Open in Lima and Area
News letter notes Chas Truax sold his saloon and dwelling to three parties planning a general merchandise store linked with the saloon. A quiet wedding unites Wm Patterson and Florence Fleming at Dell with J M Just performing.Rev Mills continues revival meetings and Lentons praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Lia
Chas. Truax
H. J. Just
Dell
Jacob Mills
Helena
M. E. Church
Lima
Henry Fitter
George Gleed
C. H. Rudy
District Court
Joe Poindexter
J. G. Willis
R. P. Smith
Dillon
Rumphr
iClay Patterson
Grant Downing
Ford
Prof. Fisher
W. Cheney
Ennis
Nebraska
Pipe Line Thawed and Local Happenings Reform
Dew January 22 report notes the O S L crew thawing the frozen pipeline while Kentucky dew returns to town. Al Gravwell, the Dillon cigar maker, visited. Violet the contortionist performed at Dell hall Tuesday night followed by a dance. Joseph Dowling left the railroad for Pocatello to seek work. Meght, Jos. Wall, and T D Yostat traveled to the county seat Friday.
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The
Tribune
Kentucky
al Gravwell
Dillon
Dillon,ciger
Violet
Dell Hall
Joseph Dowling
Pocatello
D. D
D. Meght
Jos. Wall
T. D. Yostat
Epidemic of Sore Throat Among Children Pioneer Dead
Special correspondence from Pacevits reports an epidemic of sore throat and fever among children, eight in Harry Redfield’s family ill, and Mrs. Rodney Page still ill with gripe. Old Mrs. Mower dies at Point of Rocks, funeral next Friday. Also notes telephone line plans, ice storage, and local political and legislative updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacevits
Rodney Page
Theora
Mercer
Harry Redfield
Wright Bushnell
Pageville
Building planned for Rochester drug store and dance hall
Work began Monday on a two story building by Joe Starks and John Seyler of Twin Bridges. The lower room will house a drug store and the upper a dance hall, filling a local need for a larger public space.
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Tribune
Rochesten
Joe Starks
John Seyler
Rochester
Longfellow
Julian Smith
Butte
Smith
Watseca Co
Macebee
Bridges
W. S. Oden
Sheridan
Oden
Lyon Comfort
Twin Bridges
J. F. French
Pipestone Springs
D. A. Rightenour
Idaho
Marie Lott
The
Nella Lewis
Robi
Carleton
Geo. Smith
John Hoy
Elgin
Lena Fisher
Tommy Rowse
Hattie Counter
J. J. Willis
Melrose
L. "Thompson
Ra Stevens
State Legislature Sees Normal School Appropriation Bill
The state legislature introduced a broad appropriation bill for the state normal school amid a week of numerous bills. Lawmakers begin to settle into routine as progress remains selective and cautious.
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Senate
Maddox
State Law Library
Supreme Court
Library Fund
Committee On Libraries
Mayon
Committee On Public Morals
Cullen
Committee On
Judiciary
Anderson
House
H.B
Hilger
Judiciary Committee
Allen
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Miles
Montana Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Montana School For Deaf and Dumb
Schwend
Hilman
Soldiers’ Home
Hefferlin
Legislature
Appropriations Committee
McCoxe
Assembly
Brownlee
Beaudry
Whipple
Donlon
State Normal School
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Lima News
Pat. Sweeney
Colorado
S. E. McGee
E. Williamson
Little Sheep Creek
Dell News
Pageville News
ren—Pioneer
Alice S. Kemmer
Philippines
Pelletier
Webb
Miller
McCone
Downey
Wagg
McDonald
Boulder
Stapleton
Landstrom
Morrissey
Word
Dempster
Gangner
Pearson
Faust
Duggan
Swindlehurst
Ways and Means Committee
Hoffman
Committee On Education
White House
Hall Caine
Kelly
Committee On Public Lands
Committee On Judiciary
Tewey
Board of County Commissioners
Railred
Ravalli County
O’keefe
Martin
Board of Sheep Commissioners
Johnson
E Examiners
Tolman
Axtel
Bray
Noble
Flaherty
School For the Deaf and Blind
Labor Committee
Committee On Labor
Committee-On-Labor
Vendee
Leesee
Dwight
Labor
Committee On Fish and Game
Lanstrum
Conron
Mahon
Albright
Fergus
Giltinan
Volman
Sais
Graham
State Board of Horticulture
Landstrum
Lanstram
Congress
Crow Indian Reservation
Miss Kemmer
Cuba
China
Self
Mrs. Caine
Rochester News
Longfel
State Legislature
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