Montanan rains boost ranchers while Fourth of July picnic delights
Reports from Lovax and Medicine Lodge describe abundant rain lifting spirits of Montana ranchers and sheepmen. Shearing finishes, traders like McAdam visit, and locals discuss irrigation bills and Sunday school notes amid community picnics, cattle sales, and wool hauling amid thinning marauders.
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Montana
Mrr. McAdam
San Francisco
Medicine Lodge
Laka Creek
New Castle
Coyote
Ture
Sir Canning
Expiornz Lovax
Matt Johnson
Ed. Ames
Wm. Proppet
Henry Hudrethe
Kublesky
Gordon
Besa
Rains and arrivals mark July life in Centennial Valley
Special correspondence from Lakeview P O dated July 7 describes daily rain and snow in July boosting hay prospects, new settlers arriving from Western Nebraska, legal notices in Mrs Colver's ditch case, cattle and horse trades, deer sighting near the Culver home, and local travel with tourist coaches crowded and a nurse-to-be heading to Salt Lake.
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Lakeview
Virginia City
John Stover
Alaska Basin
W. N. Culver
H. Sherman
Tom
Thunder Mountain Route Opens Vast Stage Line Reach
The Bedrock to Thunder Mountain stage line expands with 18 four and six horse Concord coaches and 120 horses. Fares include meals at $2.40 daily. The route runs Bedrock to Salmon City to Three Forks then 45 miles to the Thunder Mountain mines with daily round trips and expert drivers. The piece also recounts the Thunder Mountain discovery tale and Dewey mine origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunder Mountain
el Dorado
Bedrock, Salmon River and
Rocky Mountains
Vogler
Idaho
Salmon City
Salmon
Salmon River
Roosevelt
Dewey Mine
Connsta
Concord
Bedrock
Three Forks
J. M.haynie
Oyswells
Quiet Fourth Inspires Home Celebrations in TaraunE
Special Correspondence notes a calm Fourth of July in TaraunE with many residents staying home to enjoy fires and fireworks. People visiting from Helena Butte Twin Bridges Whitehall and Dillon include Mrs Mills Mr Utley and relatives. social activity centers on family visits and local church gatherings.
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McCarty
Mayme French
Dillon
Mary
Beulah Holder
Melrose
Myrtle Lacey
Masters ‘Thomas
Lucian Newton
Carl Hartwig
Lost Creek
Dillon Lamber Co
Oren Beal
Cherry ‘Reek
Matt Konds
Butte
Fred McMasllen
Big
Hole Basin
Bowery Grounds
Sheridan
Rochester
Roy Watking
Twin Bridges
J. A. Robbing
Petitt
A. Thompson
George Nelson
Latte
J. E. Dickey
Goforth
Ing
Taraune
Pagevria
Henry ‘Utley
Helena Thureday
Mills
Utley
Floyd Bortoh
Hughes
Bear Gulch
van Dredel
Willie Walker
Helena
May
Henry Utley
Miseea Jane
Cora Marshall
Ruby
Dr. Dwight
Whitehall
R. W. Page
Miss Baker
John Carney
Waterloo
C. W. van Oradel
May Walker
T. C. Mills
Mr. Prontz
Miss Peterson
Stewart
Centerville
Meisner
The Thunder Mountain Route Stage Line Elevates Rocky Mountain Travel
The Bedrock Salmon and Thunder Mountain Stage Line markets itself as the longest and best equipped in the Rockies. It runs 58 miles from Salmon to Three Forks, starting early each day through a mineral-rich region with notable scenery.
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Bedrock
Salmon
Thunder Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Concord
Three Forke
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Bess
Centennial Valley
Thibune
Willis News
Birch Creek
Rochester News
Rose Smith
Charles Logan
Mrs. Bolton
Glendale
C. H. Hand
Batte
Redrock News
Repxock
E. Hill
Thunder Moontsia
Little Arty
Monumental Creek
Big Creek
Lou
Ben
Dewey
Huntley
Captain de Lamar
Singiser Mill
Pageville News
Bert
Lou Caswell
Sach
Idaho Mountains
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