Manser tunnel hazard nearly costs Kolbe life
Henry Kolbe and partner James Underwood were working in a Stone Creek tunnel when a heavy loose rock struck Kolbe and trapped him. Underwood freed him and they escaped with bruises to a knee and a hand. The tunnel remains dangerous and workers persist despite the risk.
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Koble
The
Tribune
Stone Creek
Henry Kolbe
Manser Brothers
James W. Underwood
Henry
Mr Underwood
W. D. Porter
Hank
Jimj Underwood
Kolbe
Jim
Twin Bridges City Election and Local Social News
Special correspondence reports the first city election results with Mayor elect M. H. Lott and ward aldermen G. B. Harbison W. J. Galahan P. R. Rosin F. Page J. F. Dullea. Social notes include visits, funerals, school plans, and club activities across Twin Bridges and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Twix Burvars
M. H.lott
G._B. Harbison
W. J. Galahan
P. R. Rosin
F. Page
J. F. Dullea
L. A. Thompson
F. Feilke
Ira French
Virginia City
Twin Bridges
New York Life Insurance Company
Cora Gilbert
Butte
Grace Baker
Catherine Maurer
Blaine
M. H. Lott
J. M. Page
B. L. Pidgeon
Wheat
Amos Easton
Iane Gardiner
C. P. Newell
Dillon, Bozeman and
Helena
Redrock Rambles Note Cattle Shipments and Local News
Special Correspondence from Revrock Nevada reports cattle shipments to Omaha and Seattle making Horse Prairie owners richer. Update on residents Mollie Kingree Colman, Col Alf Decker seeking rheumatism treatment, F W Vogler traveling to Boise. Ice harvest complete, temperatures plunged to 8 degrees below zero. Pat Ward buys a St Bernard dog amid a meat famine, Rollin Scott hosts evening gathering, Frank Sadler returns from Dillon, Eph Peterson and Arthur Butts visit, and Pauline Astor linked to the Duke of Roxburghe gossip.
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Tribune
Revrock
F. W. Vogler
Boise
Idaho
Thunder Mountain
Alf Decker
Pipestone Hot Springs
Omaha
Seattle
Mollie Kingree
J. P. Coleman
Tommy Atkins
Pat Ward
Mr. Ward
Eph Peterson
Arthur Butts
Cuin Au Foo
State Legislature Advances Bills and Debates Impeachment
The Senate adjourned after a busy session with bills on Dillon Normal School governance and education reform moving forward. Introduced measures cover attorney fees, eminent domain, public nuisances, and public school discipline, while a House impeachment resolution targets Judge Harney.
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Senate
Normal School
Dillon
Committee On Education
Anderson
Committee On Game and Fish Today
Brennan
Kohrs
Tewey
Kohrrs
Hoffman
Congress
Idaho
Montana
House
Harney
Silver Bow County
Conner
Ravalli
Judiciary Committee
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Silver Bow
White
Miles
Tooley
Brownlee
Sweet Grass
Self
Stadler
Bever
Yellowstone
Crow Reservation
Swindlehurst
Miller
Committee of
District Court
Wagg
Stapleton
Johnson
Maddox
Committee On Mines and Mining Inspector
Arid Land Commission
Committee On Judiciary
Jefferson
Whipple
Yegen
Billings
Bozeman Agricultural School
Dempster
Free County
Agricultural College
Appropriations Committee
Capitol
Dwight
State Board of Horticulture
Giltinan
Teal
Ahan
Faust
Cannon
Noble
Secretary of the State
Schwand
Beaudry
Mahon
Committee On Public Lands
Kuhr
Meyer
Sweet Grass County
United States
Senate Joint Memorial
Blackfoot
State Land Department
Board of County Commissioners
Kelly
Charles Wells Opens Feed Mill on Kentucky Avenue
Charles Wells has started a feed mill on Kentucky Avenue inviting customers to bring feed for grinding. The item notes a location on the avenue and directs inquiries to Wells. Continued on page twelve.
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Charles Wells
Kentucky Avenue
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Stone Creek News
Rochester News
Miss Parker
Tarbune
Rochester
Mamie Parker
Joe Arbour
Terry
Glendale
Fred Arbour
Jas. Maddux
F. M. Dorhand
H. S. Rummans
Redrock
Ward
Pauline Astor
Duke of Roxburghe
William Waldorf Astor
State Legislature
E. W. Harney
Judicial District
Diamond Shoals
Cape Hatteras
Great Britain
William St. John Brodrick
Middleton
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Falls
Order of Railway Conductors
Americ One
House of Commons
War Office
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