Ennis and Beaverhead Local Notes and Social Scene
The column lists club participants including J W Seeker Geo Knox and Goldie Thompson in the Mandolin Club mix up. It notes Reese D Freeman selling Lima property to W H Boula and travels to Yellow Jacket country. Various town updates cover deaths, weddings, church events, road traffic, cattle shipments, dances, socials, schools closing, and local visits through Ennis Dillon and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandolin Club
E.P
J. W. Seeker
Geo. Knox
Goldie Thompson
Reese D. Freeman
Lima
W. H. Boula
Reese
Yellow Jacket
R. A. Gallagher
Robert Blakesley
Geo
Abernathy
W. V. McC
New Stick and Belt Pins and Accessories Ad
A dealer offers sticks and belt pins blouse sets bib holders sleeve links and back combs plus side combs and watch repairs. Mentions agents for Victor Remington bicycles and emphasizes the best wheels on earth. Fidel Huber manager invites in person or writing for prices on all items.
Bannack News Letter Reports Local Happenings and Prospect
Weekly county letter from Bannack notes trips by Townsend and Allen to Dillon, rich pay from Golden Leaf lease, a newborn Harvey Sullivan, Dr. Leason’s visit, Cozad and Pinkerton from Upper Grasshopper, a near accident near Marysville, and a discussion on bi met alism citing Genesis 23 16 plus Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s bi metalist views in the Woman's Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald ‘Mountain
Leason
Dillon
Scott Cozad
Jim Pinkerton
Grasshopper
Emelyn Bolinger
May Bowman
Marysville
Geo
Argenta
Abraham
Ephraim
Heth
Eliizabeth Cady Stanton
Woman’s Tribune
Town Notes and Circulating Rumors from Dillon Area
Local items recount Prairie visitors and a judge at a Dillon circus, along with marriage news for Bonanza Stout and Minnie Williard. Mining activity hints at Polaris resuming with a small crew, while reports warn of a sensational tragedy in Summit and a murder case in Virginia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Blair
Judge Retallick
Dillon
Butte
Bannackites
Bonanza Stout
Townsend Messenger
Minnie Williard
Townsend
O. T. H. Allen
Boulder
F. L. Graves
Qglay Longley
Melrose
Polaris
Buuren
Emigrant Movements and Local Goings On in the Valley
Two Dakota emigrants pass through the valley en route to Lewiston Idaho and consider settling here. Sam Burnside closes Monida saloon to open a grocery. Teachers and farmers plan Fourth of July visits and preparations. Numerous residents travel to Virginia City and Salmon country. cattle shipments, desert proofs, and family news accompany a busy regional week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Ennis
Union Hall
F. Mills
Bozeman
Bemap
Miles City
Meadow Creek
A. Oliver
McLaughlin
Butte
Maynard
Oliver
Nellie Switzer
Red Bluff
Twin Bridges
England
Our Valley
Wallace Green
Gravelly Range
Lima
T. B. Patterson
Joe Wall
Wm. Connor
P. T. Knowles
Glendale
Rev. Smith
M. Dowling
Dillon
B. F. Froman
Dowling
Wm. O'Rourke
D. D. McKnight
King
P. I. Knowles
Boise City
Idaho
A. J. Young
Annie Heny
Joe Dowling
Shepherd
Myrtle Parker
Ed. Hungate
Maupanin P. O
Dakota
Lewiston
Sam Burnside
Monida
Misa Bollinger
Sheridan
Wm. Culver
Ed. Blake
Utah
Wood
Idaho Falls
Chicago
Shambow
W. N. Culver
B. Burns
Virginia City
Wm. Shambow
Grandpa Wetmore
Harry Nye
Willamette
Oregon
Boom potential at Wyne Aion on verge of growth
July 3 report notes Wyne Aion near Brooklyn Red Rock could boom with electric lines to the railroad and a new wagon road to Medicine Lodge Valley. Town hopes include post office, blacksmith shop, creamery, meat market and ice houses. Local capital and effort could spark rapid development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Aion
Brooklyn
Red Rock
Medicine Lodge
Main Street
Official Montana codes edition ready for attorneys and public
A card in the Anaconda Standard notes the authoritative official Montana codes will be available in a few days. It emphasizes the edition is the only annotated copy, complete with a thorough index and accuracy officially tested to avoid errors found in unofficial releases. The work was state funded with no outsourcing, despite earlier contractual interference, and the two volumes will soon be on the market as the sole trustworthy edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Anaconda Mines Cuts Capital Stock to One Million
The Anaconda mining company filed a certificate with the county clerk showing a reduction of capital stock from twenty five million dollars to one million dollars. One million shares were represented with all voting in favor and forty thousand shares approved the plan. Debts and liabilities do not exceed one million dollars. The certificate is signed by chairman W W Dixon and secretary F E Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dixon
F. E. Sargeant
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U.S
J. H. McLean
N. M. White
Dillon, Mont
Madison Valley
Mont
the Tribune
Grandpa Bridwell
Horace McIntyre
All Beaverhead
Mesdames Smith and
Mitchell
Bannack
Roy D. Harding
Tate Taylor and Family
Gus Graeter
Yesterny
Nuckolls and
Sturges
Upper Medicine Lodge
B. Bridwell
Madison County
Mr. Pollinger
Metlen
Big Hole Basin
Red McDonald
Salmon City
Red
Bert Williams
Illinois
Prairie
J. O. Metlen
Meilicie Lodge Creek
Mr. Staves
Beaverhead County
Adelaide Staves
U. S
Tom Hamilton
Upper Horse Prairie
Ham
Mexico
Patterson
Alice
Stevenson
Foster
Horse Prairie
M. L
Mr. Foster
Mr. Stevenson
J.h.mclean
DELL
Dent
Ettie
Lillie
Arthur
Grant Stover
Mr. McGee
Mr. Seybold
Warm Springs
Wm. Rourke
Kupfer
Dillon, ‘Mont
Victor Axp Remington
Fidel Huber
Mngr
County News Letters
ING Towns
Corps of
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Bannack Bluffs
N.M. White
Uppa
Popice Springs
F. M ‘Bs
F. Peterson F. Garrison
Mr. Snapp
X. Kellogg
Young
F. Fhering
Adobetown
Puller Springs
John Wishart
Henney
Neva
Summit
Nahum Parker
George
Mc. P
Davis
Parker
Lana
Centennal
Wyne
Newbro’s
Newbro
Wloney
N. H. Blammey
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