Sinking Will Soon Begin at the Bonanza Pleasant Afternoon Party
Local notes from Rocutsrex and Pageville report preparations for a sinking at the Bonanza after the Fourth. Guests at a Mrs. A Cornforth event design four tissue paper aprons with Doll McMinn winning first prize. Residents discuss a planned company fence around town and land disputes, plus various visits, illnesses, and minor accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Smith
Salt Lake City
Frank Inabnit
A. Cornforth
E. M. Hand
Jas. McLennan
Butte
Mias Doll McMinn
A.J. Dorland
Redrock Line Repairers Survive Lightning Strike
Two telephone line workers were struck by lightning while repairing a line about six miles from Bedrock. O D Decker recovered after first aid and rejoined friends, though both men suffered burns. Cecil Soden sustained injuries and was treated before hours later improving.
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the Tribune
Redrock
Emma Martinell
Jos. Hainds
E. Hawley
Dillon
Scott
J. W. Scott
Junction
Lembi Agency
Idaho
Nanna Barret
Horse Prairie
C.C. Covey
Arthur J. Davis
West Point
Salmon
Jos. Shineberger
Inter Mountain Girls
Bedrock
Beaverhead County
Cecil
Bedrovk
Mr. Decker
Lima Car Accountant Office Abolished and Rail Repairs
The Lima train master G L Hickley tested signals with crews between here and Butte and a wrecking crew was sent south to repair a minor derailment. Fred Landeau will move to Butte to settle a land deal as Lima Railway abolishes the car accountant’s office effective July.
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Tribune
Limes
G. L. Hickley
Butte
Dick Sutton
Lima
Lulu Sutton
L. Ry
Fred Landeau
Round House
Sreman
Tus
Con
Indian Queen Incorporates to Sell Stock and Sink Shaft
The Indian Queen smelter and mine in Birch Creek has filed articles of incorporation in Silver Bow county and plans to sell stock and raise rainy money to sink a new shaft with machinery. Officials Thos F Stevens and Capt Tom Ellis inspected operations and express optimism about deeper ore. Local residents and visitors frequented Dillon events and mining activity continued as the Fourth approached.
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Arex
Thos
F. Stevena
Butte
Capt
Tom Ellis
Queen
Wells
A. G. Black
Wren Wella
Dr. Eddy
Dillon
Wm. Roberts
John Oosene
Roberts
Emma Stanfield
Lillie
Neil Giles
Miss Lizzie
J. E. Morse
Silver Bow
Ray Johnson
Bennie Rowe
Nedrow Discharged Twice in Ten Days Rejoins Family Near Anaconda
J C Nedrow faced charges for leaving the state to defraud creditors. He pleaded not guilty, was discharged in a preliminary hearing, re-arrested, then discharged again after a brief delay. He left to rejoin his family near Anaconda. Also noted is Dr H H Swain elected vice president of the National Education Association at its annual meeting in Louisville.
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Anaconda
J.C. Nedrow
Virmillion
Robison
J. B. Poindexter
Nedrow
Swain
National Educations Association
Louis
H. H. Swain
Montane State Normal College
Dillon
Warren Avenue
Curcaco
Inx
Cardus
Ex-Gov White Returns From Fair Visit
Ex Gov B F White came back last Tuesday night after a two week trip to the Fair. He found the heat excessive and believes a month is sufficient to arrange for selling the Fair. Rev A A Luce his wife and child returned from a three week World’s Fair tour in Iowa and Nebraska. They enjoyed the trip but are glad to be back in the Rockies and cooler climate.
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Pageville
Aaron Hart
Newton Hart
Sheridan
Katie Wolf
Wolf
Katie
McIntosh
Lottie
Dillon
Clara Burioh
William Stewart
Talcotv
Howard Schroeder
Missoula
W. R. Page
Mae Burtch
Eset
Canada
Chicago
Katie Putnam
I.S. Talcott
Harold
Arthur
B. F. White
A. A. Luce
Res
Iowa
Nebraska
Rockies
Poison Kills Cattle In Sweetwater Area
Rancher Guy Carter reported cattle losses due to poison on Sweetwater range with about 25 head dead this season. He noted good grass but widespread poison impact. Mr Rite with large cattle interests in Medicine Lodge visited town this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Carter
Carter Oreek
Rite
Medicine Lodge
Bridges for the Big Hole joins two counties in bridge plan
Deer Lodge and Beaverhead counties will share the cost to build bridges in the Big Hole valley after commissioners agreed on a joint project. Chairman Kelcher, returning from the trip, said the plan will save money while enabling construction of sturdy bridges. Valley residents welcomed the proposal as much needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead
Butte
Anaconda
Kelcher
Big Hole Valley
Cave Ladders All Right In Argenta Cave
Report says ladders into Argenta cave are unsafe with the top ladder missing. A new ladder was built by visitors and summer guests will find entry easy. Snow is gone and the cave is in good shape for the year. James Wesley dead after arriving from Anaconda suffering with consumption. Remains prepared and interred at Mountain View cemetery. Beaverhead county directs water across a road and irrigated landowners to construct ditches inside fields along the road from Barrett station to Dillon.
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Argenta
Pionicers
James Wesley
Dillon
Anaconda
Brundage
Mountain View
Beaverhead County
Barrett Station
Engage Your Rooms at Once for July 3 4 5
Public Comfort committee urges all travelers to reserve hotel accommodations for July 3 4 5 at once. Write to secretary W L Staudaber with name number of rooms and length of stay to secure reservations.
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W.L. Staudaber
Public Comfort Committee
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Rochester
Alex Singer
Stella Johnson
Brady Street
Dayton
Ohio
R. V. Pierce
Pierce
Rin.pierce
Buffalo
R.V. Pier
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Kodak Store
Riley
Mont
Montana
Bannack St
Veal
Tash
Proprietors
Crockery
Dillon Bakery
A, Kuntze
Proprietor
Kunzman
Old University
A. C. Gruwell
Prop
N. M. White
Fairmount Ave
St. Louis
MDS
Cecelia Stowe
Orator
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