Twenty Degrees Below Zero In Lima Newsy Roundup
Lima reports a cold week with thermometer showing twenty degrees below zero. Notes include travelers from California and Montana, local accidents and illnesses, school news, social events, mining plans, and a draft public notices section with multiple small items across Lima and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
France Dengler
California
Montana
Mr. Whetmore
Wm. Dengler, Jr
Centennial Valley
Dave Neelen
U. and N
Coalatory Creek
Ford
Dave
Ogden
No. 2
Ellie Grooms
F A. L. “Mauk
Saratoga
Wyo
Johnnie Allen
Next Dance by Company E Promises Full Orchestra
Dillon and vicinity notice that Company E will hold a practice on Monday evening with a full orchestra. New dances will be taught and danced. Admission is one dollar. A week from tonight at Masonic Hall the O I 0 will host a supper and hard times dance with a prize for best dressed couple. Admission one fifty, invitations out early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemhi
Jim Stabler
Kansas City
Martin Barrett
Amesville
Hill
Red Rock
Lima
Milly Coffin
Emerson Hill
Ollie Miller
P. Ward J. Shineberger
Sam Kee
China Diggings
KH. M. Ames
W.S. Patterson
China
Marring
Rev. Marring
Dillon
M. 16
Jurny Horror
Masonic Hall
Prices for wholesale produce and a French remedy ad
The item lists wholesale prices for butter eggs potatoes and cabbage, followed by an advert for French Tansy tablets claiming relief from painful menses. The ad promotes the remedy manufactured in Paris and sold by D M Newbro Drug Co in Butte, Mont, at two dollars per box. An additional note mentions engraved calling cards in latest styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D.M. Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Mont
Bannack Montana A Ghost Capital of Beaverhead County
Describes Bannack as Montana’s first capital and former Beaverhead County seat perched in the Bitterroot foothills. Notes early gold finds, brutal vigilante justice including hangings in Hangman Gulch, ruin of old state buildings, and remnants like foundations and a preserved dwelling used as a stable. Details current modest commerce, hotels, an assay office, a school, and ongoing interest from relic seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitter Root
Bannack
Montana
Beaverhead County
John White
Chas
Revel
William Still
Egerton
Virginia City
A. F. Graeter
Pete Horan
Miner’s Court
Hangman Gulch
Henry Plummer
U. S. Marshal
Ned Kay
Buck Stinson
Plummer
Smith Bail
Copely
Joseph Pizanthia
Pizantina
Aij
Tait
Copiely
Ball
Uncle Sam
Piranthia
Waso
Hell
John Wagner
John
Round House
Montant
2. C. Rowley
Wadams
Nez Perces
Denmark
F. L. Graves
Silver pricing drives value for customers at High & Fairfield
It is unwise to keep silver at current value yet customers gain from plated goods being priced low. The note promises tea spoons and forks at favorable prices while silver remains weak, with examples of tea spoons at $4.50 per half dozen and heavy pieces ranging up to $9, offered by High & Fairfield Jewelers in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High & Fairfield, Jewelers
Butte
Mont
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the Tribune
Mike
Com
Cleveland
Madison Valley
Brpars
Upper
Ruby Valley
Poturr Springs
Anna Peterson
F. Searles
J. Carruthers
C. W. Pendarvis
Amelia Christnot
Mr. P
Puller Springs
Tom Lynch
Junction
Garrison
Home Park
John Kyle
John Bonegan
Kyle
Bob Nesbitt
Julia Williams
Fannie Cahill
Ed. Powers
X. Kellogg
Williams
Wiles
Lynch
Kellogg
Longfellow
Conway
John Wilbart
Twin Bridges
Alex. Metzel
Albert Metzel
Geo. Williams
W. D. Howe
Maine
Donegan
William Qauntrell
Ledford Creek
Frank Power
Tom Farrell
Abe Colwell
Bert Spaulding
J. B. Snapp
W.D. Nurenberger
M. L. Emigh
Ruby
Court News
Bob McGinley
Eva McGinley
Aponno Lonar
Lillian E. Culver
Monida
Wm. N. Culver
Quong Heong
United States
Canton
Hong Kong
Dancing Club
Free Silver Dancing Club
Metropolitan
A. Besserre
Crownin
Rep Rock
G. C. Stabler
DeWitt Kenny
Lemn
Bed Rock
Bannack, Montana
Paas
Sherman Music CO
Butte, Mont
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