Local residents share life around upper Alaska basin
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O Cantor return from Upper Blacktail fencing a large land tract. Tuck Jones travels to Dubois with his father for a horse deal. Mrs. Joe Buck Jr visits friends in Whitehall. Forsyths relocate to ranch on Little Teepee Creek for summer. Balentine and son leave for Idaho after tending Alaska homestead. Dr. Morrow and son fish at Mrs. Culver’s. measles affect Culver children. Bizbee visitors from Idaho Falls. No Snake River club tourists yet.
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Tuck Jones
Dubois Aith
Joe “Buck, Jr
Whitehall
Jack
Forsyth
Mildred
Ledna
Higgins
Alan Buck
Alans
Selby
Kathleen Buck
L. E. Culver
Balentine
Idaho
Dector
Maine
Bangor
Alaska
Hanson’s
Dr. Morrow and Son
Snake River
Snake River Club
Motoring and visits pattern in Grant area residents
Local residents and guests travel between Grant Armstead Dillon Elkhorn Springs and Lima for business social visits and family matters. Movements include Omar Larrebe and others to Dillon, Brenner and Christie families traveling, and James Prohosky in Dillon. a Buffalo man jailed for currency found on a street horse. A Chicago man, estranged from his wife, faces jail for alimony nonpayment.
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Thomas L. Scott
Armstead
Omar Larrebe
Dillon
Charles B. Drenner
James Prohosky
Elmer Selway
Roy’ Stocker
Meade
Alex Christie
Elkhorn Springs
Charles 2. Brenner
Lemhi
O. C. Gosman
Lima
Grant
My. Chadek
R. B. Stocker
Salmon
Idaho
Stocker
Chas
P. Brenner
Jack Brenner
Portland
Ore
J. A. Donovan
Butte
William Bentley
Buffalo
Paul, Ellis
Chicago
Evans proposes monthly silver purchase to boost price
Congressman John M. Evans introduces a bill ordering the government to buy 6,000,000 ounces of American mined silver each month for five years with silver certificates to pay. He compares it to the Bland Act and predicts a rise to at least a0 cents per ounce by year end.
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the Tribune
Washington
Congress
John M. Evans
Evans
Stewart for Associate Justice candidate profile
Former Montana governor S V Stewart seeks the Democratic nomination for Associate Justice citing 34 years of legal practice and service as Madison County attorney and Helena city attorney. The piece highlights his public office record and Montana experience alongside short, unrelated vignettes.
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Montana
Supreme Court of Montana
S. V. Stewart
Stewart
Virginia City
Sam Stewart
Madison
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Glenrose Team Edges Bannack 6 5 In Busy Melrose Day
A large Melrose crowd watched the Glenrose team defeat Bannack 6 to 5 in a lively morning ball game. Dillon and Anaconda also faced off with Anaconda winning. Local workers Hand brothers returned from Moose Lake after six weeks in a mine. Louise and William Hand earned perfect attendance certificates for two years. Virginia Lee Poole welcomed as baby at Barrett hospital. James Garrison had his tonsils removed in Butte.
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Melrose
Reichle and
Glenrose
Bannack
Dillon
Anaconda
John Hand
Neil Cummins
Donald Tash
Waisternoon
Moose Lake
Louise
William Hand
Buhrer School
William
Genevieve Buhrer
Aura Dutcher
Mabel Viccone
Mack Poole
Feeley
Edward Gransberry
Barrett Hospital
Virginia Lee
Bannack Residents and Visitors Depend on Local Outings
A stream of Bannack residents and visitors gather for dances camping trips and social visits. Arthur Cline travels to Grass Valley while others like Alex Crosby Betty Tweedy and Jim Ashworth attend events in Dillon and Pioneer. The Orange Crush orchestra provided music for a local dance amid holiday outings and joint trips to Salmon Madison and surrounding areas.
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Arthur Cline
Grass Valley
Calif
J. B. Mining Company
Walter Tate
Butte
R. M. Paddock
Alex Crosby
Dillon
McGrady
Pioneer
Mont
I. B. Haviland
James Ashworth
Warren
Clinton
Madison
Frank Ryburn
Bobbie
Robert Marchesseau
Jack Brown
Earl Bell
Salmon
Mr. White
Bannack
Yakima Valley Unemployment Plan Requires Local IDs
The Yakima Valley plans to employ residents only due to large fruit and crop demands and high costs this year. A Resident Identification card will be issued to all Yakima county residents proving they live there. Farmers packers and shippers will hire only cardholders, deterring transient workers from seeking summer or fall work.
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Yakima Valley
Yakima County
Yakima
Ford for Associate Justice
S C Ford seeks the Republican nomination for Associate Justice of the Montana Supreme Court on a record of prosecution and public service. He trained at Kansas University, worked in Helena since 1906, served as First Assistant U S District Attorney, Attorney General of Montana in 1917, and is noted for economy and enforcement of the anti red light law. He emphasizes equal justice and liberal views in applying the law. A separate note mentions Carl Kohler’s anti wildcat flyer work and a soap wrapped in a 1884 New York Tribune found in Norway Missouri.
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Butte
Mr. Ford
Montana
Sam Ford
Bozeman
State Board of Examiners
Ford
Report of the Condition of a Montana Bank
The document shows assets including loans and discounts 72 overdrawn United States securities and other bonds totaling 2 188 908 88 as of the period. Liabilities list capital stock 200 000 undivided profits 17 258 49 and circulating notes 50 000 with total bank equity and obligations reported by J W Rees cashier Beaverhead County Montana.
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United States
Federal Reserve
U. S
U.S
Sarls Oe
State of
Montana
J. W
Beaverhead
Rees
Polar is Knoll and Warl Tash win at Bannack game
John Knoll and Warl Tash visited Polaris and Bannack for a baseball game won by Bannack 10 to 6. The 4th inning featured Melrose, with Bannack clinching a 6 to 5 victory in that frame. Mrs Tash joined the travelers while Mrs Larry Daly and children visited Dillon after a Los Angeles vacation.
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John Knoll
Warl Tash
Win Bridges
Bannack
Melrose
Tash
Larry Daly
Dillon
Los Angeles
Polaris
J. A. Marchesseau
What Folks Talk About Investigators Findings
Investigators surveyed 500 overheard conversations in Cleveland and New York. Men spoke mainly of business 48 percent and sports 15 percent, while women discussed men most (Cleveland 22 percent, New York 44 percent) and clothes 20 percent. Mixed groups showed gendered patterns in topics.
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Clevelands
New York
Cleveland
Thank you note to friends for Alma C Kirkpatrick’s illness and passing
James Kirkpatrick expresses gratitude to friends who offered kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of his wife Alma C Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma C. Kirkpatrick
James Kirkpatrick
Barber Quits Job After $50,000 Inheritance
Gustav y Farnson a Montclair Michigan barber left his shop mid shave after learning an uncle in Southern California left him fifty thousand dollars. The news item notes the unusual career move prompted by the inheritance.
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Teuffalo
Casper Schiele
Gustav y_Farnson
Montclair
California
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Monida
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Governor Club
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Gabnel
W.C. Moore
Dillon, N. C
Springfield, Mo
St. Johnsbury, Va
Isabell Mast
Evelyn Tash
Bryan
James’ Garrison
Bannack News
W. J. Spillman
Department of Agriculture
Cook County
Ill
Carl A. Kohler
New York Tribune
Norway
William Walker
Reserve District No
First National Bank of
Eesmnen
Nding
G. C. Ford
Beaverhead County
Denver
Normal College
Lucie F. Walker Yard
D. Y. Kannegaard
George Pyle
James Heimback
Silver Fissure Mining Company
Frank Kellum
Harrison Ranch
Elkharn Ia
Ida Pahnish
Carl Pahnish
Joe Snyder
Theodore Stewart
Millpoint
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Colo
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