Fire Destroys Rochester Hotel and Nearby Buildings
Rapid town exodus follows blaze in Rochester hotel kitchen. The fire consumed the hotel and two adjoining structures, with most valuables saved. The Rochester Mercantile Co. closed its doors and moved stock to Twin Bridges. Staff reshuffles and residents seek new homes as insurance agents frequent the camp.
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Rochester
The
Tribune
Roongster
Rochester Mercantile Co
Twin Bridges
Lucy Foster
Inabnit
Altha McCall
Butte
Whitehall
H. Cooper
Parker
Obas
McCall
Hail Brothers
Mr. Hoadley, Sr
Sheridan
Ray S. Lerry
Almon Reid
Replanking Beaverhead Bridge Progress Reported
Paceville January 25 The community notes replanking of the Beaverhead bridge near Twin Bridges by H A Redfield during the past week. A skating party was held on California Slough Friday evening and Mrs William Stewart is ill with the grip. An Epworth League has been organized by Centerville youths and already has a large membership. James Patrick, a former resident, is mentioned in the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Paceville
California Slough
H. A. Redfield
Beaverhead
Twin Bridges
Wm. Stewart
Centerville
James Patrick
Cold Remedies and Nutritional Remedies
The text explains that colds start with a chilly feeling and sneezing, often from drafts or sudden temperature changes. It attributes common causes to both external conditions and internal factors like constipation and biliousness, stressing that nourishment and nerve strength affect susceptibility. It criticizes tonics and promotes Dr. Pierce’s botanical extract as a nonalcoholic, nutritive treatment.
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Pierce
Pigant
Neighborhood Notes From Pageville And Vicinity
The column reports residents in Pageville and nearby areas visiting Colorado nursery interests. Mrs T M A Wilson remains in poor health this past week. E R Page returned Tuesday from a surveying trip in Itavalli county. Uncle Eben Wicome, soon to turn eighty, walked two miles to see his brother-in-law. N L Page has been very ill.
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Pageville
Colorado
A. Wilson
E. R. Page
Itavalli County
E. D. Wicome
Eben
N. L. Page
Melrose Coal Thieves Arrested and Fined at Hard Times Ball
Four men were arrested for stealing coal from the railroad during the week. Joseph Pair Thurman McCauley and Henry Cartier faced varying outcomes with Pair fined 15 dollars plus costs, McCauley and McCauley discharged after costs, Cartier discharged for insufficient evidence. A Hard Times ball is planned for next Saturday in Robbin's hall with 50 cent tickets and potluck lunches. Also: Melrose sees housing demand rise as Rochester families move in and local officials note bounty work for Beaverhead stockmen.
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Joseph Pair
Flint
Thurman McCauley
Henry Cartier
Harvey
McCauley
Reed
Montana
Clark
Robbins Hall
Robbin’s Hall
Rochester
Melrose
Hampden Norris
Butte
Henry’ Knippenberg
Indianapolis
Ind
Miging & Cumaling Grey School Library Growth Noted
Bannack Montana notes a school library expansion with several hundred volumes including classics and history. Community social events are planned with a Friday dance in the C. M. hall and invitations extended to all residents.
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Miging
Cumaling Grey
The
Tribune
Bannack
O. G. Knoll
Henry Siofkin
Tash & Lenkeredorfer
Tash
Jean Welf
Ruby
Oscar Vandergrift
Ed. Thompson
Gold Creek
Mont
Frank Bell
Chas
Mikus
Elmer
Dillon
Mecare O'Leary
Blossom
Lulu Clark
Orpha Oneal
D. J. Pierson
W. C. Templin
Messrs
Thomas
Edward Underofwood
Wolves Still Rampant In Pollaris Pastures
Special correspondence reports wolves active in Bannack area with cattle and colt losses. Mr Paddock notes five colts killed in his pasture and several cattle killed on the creek. The wolves remain a threat as winter weather and sparse snow persist.
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Bob Martin
The
Tarsexé
Pollaris
Mr. Paddock
Bannack
Willis Jacob Hartwig Thrown From a Horse
Special correspondence reports Jacob Hartwig was thrown from a horse while riding near Melrose last Saturday and sustained bruises to his hip and knee. He is able to move with a cane. Other local notes include visits among residents, health of Mrs Barbour, and routine business trips to Dillon Melrose Farlin and Butte.
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The
Tribune
Mixnose
John L. Hardiaty
Stephens Parker
Butte
E. H. Neughton
Hardisty
Jacob Hartwig
Will Barbour
Taiponr
Wis
R. Aickers
Teasie Reichle
Math Polich
Dillon
Julius Hartwig
Melrose
John Dullea
Twin Bridges
J. A. Browne
J. Hartwig
Dr. Mellour
Joe Cartier
Armand Hood
Idaho
A. Gartemoller
H. M. Co
Farlin
F.P Tate
Cherry Creek
W. F. P. Ternon
Senior Notes on Exams Vaccination and Freshman Initiation
The final examinations ended this morning after a week of study. The Board of Health urged vaccination if not current within four years. Juniors wear a large smile as the Freshman initiation nears next week. A raid last week saw many girls’ books missing from the assembly room but later found in odd spots. Our team played Deer Lodge on Monday.
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Board of Heath
Deer Lodge
Visitors Triumph in Fast Game With Wide Score
The visitors led 29 to 9 in a swift, well coached performance. After the game the visitors received an informal reception. The Normal team and the Normal girls captain attended as guests of the school.
Supreme Court affirms Pryor vs Walkerville ruling
The Montana Supreme Court confirms the Silver Bow district court judgment in favor of Sarah A. Pryor against the city of Walkerville for injuries from a sidewalk fall. The city’s appeal failed. T. J. Murray plans a tri weekly stage between Farlin and Dillon starting next Monday, aiding Farlin residents and expected to benefit Murray. The Tribune wishes the venture success.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Silver Bow
T. J. Murray
Farlin
Dillon
Murray
Tsribune
Crown Tailoring Opens Dillon Branch Under Wolf
Henry Wolf of Crown Tailoring Co arrives from Butte and launches a Dillon branch on Bannack Street next to Barton's Barber Shop. He promises honest goods at honest prices with lower margins and adds a cleaning and pressing department for gentlemen's clothes at reasonable rates to build lasting patronage.
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Henry Wolf
The
Crown Tailoring Co
Butte
Dillon
Gentemen
Bannack St
Barton & Wolf's
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Jack McGinnn
Geo Pyle
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Thos. Maclaney
Beaverhead County
Grasshopper
William Tash
Andy B. Pyle
Montgomery Meat Co
Miss Clark
Miss O'Neil
Banpack
Polaria
Polaris
Willis
Wakerville
Union Label
Dillon, Mont
Duke Gist
Dillon Bakery
Kodak Store
Riley
yXo. G
Willie
Dillon National Bank Banking
Wn Norris
Attorney-At-Law
D. Maurice A. Walker
Roows
Ann
Metlen BorLpina
Baptist Pareenage
Jas. Kinkpatnick
Frank Williams
Alao
W. Nywanrt
Blaine
Thedford
Chattanooga Predicting Co
A. C. Gruwell
Prop
D. ¥. Kingsbury
Rnoume
Merlin Building
South Washington Bt
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D. James L. Jones
Bannack and
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MON
Eddy
Crow
Hridge
State Bank
Dillon. Montana
Oscar
Centennial
Paul Brown
Tallor
Kings Candy Factory
Opera House
Dillon, Montana
G. W. King & Son
State Bank OF Dillon
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