Stabbing Fatality in Gibbonsville In Partnership Dispute
In Gibbonsville last Saturday evening J W McDonald was stabbed by Newt Morgan after a dispute over a partnership settlement and a lawsuit involving Mrs Clark. The knife wound four inches long near the left hip severed intestines. McDonald died after Dr Whitwell arrived. Morgan's examination was pending grading.
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Gibbonsville
J. W. McDonald
Newt” Morgan
Morgan
Clark
McDonald
Whitwell
Salmon City
Lemhi Republic
Bridge Fire Near Woodin Station Hurts Rail Route
A 90 foot railroad bridge on the Utah and Northern near Woodin Station was burned Wednesday night. Ties were piled against the structure and ignited, with tracks showing two men involved. Hoboes suspected, rail service could be restored quickly but a new bridge may be needed. Guards posted over bridges last night to catch any further acts. Sheep in the area have mostly been shorn and no sacks exist to store wool.
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Woodin Station
Utah and Northern
Arisius
Meade’s Telephone Exchange Expands in Bannack Dillon Area
Bannack Montana July 10 1894 telephones linked Dillon Bannack Argenta with Rocky Mountain Bell line. Rates drop from 65 to 35 cents including messenger service. lines planned in Dillon businesses enabling local use at 5 dollars monthly. Public station at Dillon Implement Co. service 7 am 9 pm daily 9 am 3 pm Sundays. Officers of Occident lodge No 8 K of P installed with list of officers and new members. Parks Tea and Parks Ten advertised for health.
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Bannack
Mont
Rocky Mountain Bell
Dillon
Argenta
The
Dillon Implement Co
Weather report notes favorable crops across northern Montana
Week ending July 2 reports strong growing conditions across northern Montana despite railroad reporting gaps. Northeast and northwest counties receive copious rains, with oats headed, corn tasseling, and potatoes blossoming. Cool, cloudy days prevailed, no damaging temperatures, Flathead crops healthy and wild fruit unusually abundant. J H Sherier observer.
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Great Northern Railway
Montana
North Central
Flathead
J. H. Sherier
Anaconda Standard arrives in Dillon with hand car
A five hour run from Silver Bow brings the Anaconda Standard to Dillon. The paper was eagerly sought as the first daily since Sunday. A. D. Walker delivered Salmon City Fourth of July oration. Bicycles priced from $50 to $125 at Dillon Mercantile Co. Hand wed Maggie Halbert at J. G. Shannon residence with Judge Holden officiating.
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Anaconda Standard
Silver Bow
Dillon
A. D. Walker
Salmon City
The
Republic
Mrs. Hand
Morgan & Wright
Bee Hive Hardware Co
Fit Geo
Allison
Bannick
Lima
O. K. Paul & Co
D. I. Co
Trinum Bannerin
Dillon Mercantile Co
G. R. Featherly
Idaho Recorder
Red Rock
Gleason
Chas
Gooch
Centennial
Butte
Idaho
J.C. Armitage
Martin Sorenson
Nels Nelson
I. W. Myers
Big Hole Basin
Frank Elie
Geo. Edinger
J. Hirschman
Fred Carter
Union Pacific
Supt. Burns
Montana Union
Pocatello
North
J. Bourret
Grasshopper Springs
Monida
Dillon and Vicinity News in a Nutshell
Local notes from Dillon Idaho region include market items dry goods and hardware ads. Trades mention Wall paper bicycle tires horses a new mill and mining plans. Community events births deaths and letters from readers are listed with local names and places.
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Cushing & Sons
B. F. White
Otho Klemm
First National Bank
Diller
Anderson Bros
Marlow
Sens
Dillon and Bannack
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Virginia Mail
White Hall
Sale Stable
Lon
Selway & Morse’s
McCune
Idaho and
Sebree Streets
J. W.mcdonald
Newt Morgan
Utah
Ern
Messrs
Collins
Stevenson
Burton
Burns
Ouse
Lou Maxwell
U. S
Meape
N. M. White
PL Installation
Occident Lodge No. 8
K. of P
Alex. Singer
C.C. J. Murray
V.C
O. M. Best
A.S. Rife
A. Singer
K. R
T. M
O’connor
E. H. Brundage
Sk. I. Cashmore
A. J
Parks
Weather Service
the Tribune
Wall Paper
Ogden
Beaver Canyon
Selway and
Morse
Willon Mercantile Co
Columbia Bicycles
Meyers & Innis
N. E. Hammer
Emerson Hill
Salmon City Mail
Miles Bradbury
W. H. Boatman
A. J. Noyes
T. W. Poindexter, Jr
Big Hole
J. C. Metlen
A. Decker
Salt Lake
Dick Crawford
Tome
Chamberlain
J. T. Marlow
M. D
Tamaroa
Lil
N. A. Builea
Geo. Staudaker
Fox
Bray
Selway
Moise
Phillip
Sheridan Hour
M. M. Co
Jas, Montgomery
Tom Fox
John Bray
Camp Golden
Twin Bridges Monitor
Rochester
Monitor
Mr. Rew
W. C. Blinn
King Mining Company
E. A. Baily
J. W. Tait
Birch Creek
Paul
Duff King
Lillian Axe
Bon Acord Company
Weenink
Lynch
Whitehall Butt
Post Office Department
G.T. Boatman
Jack McDonald
Newt. Morgan
Argenta Springs
Jessie Knapp Schafer
W. H. Nelson
Kingville
Nelson
N. A. Stiles
Geo. Tash
A. H. Odell
Ed. Gray
J. D. Fox
Mrs
Ed. Gills
Crabtree
W. A. Armitage
John Lamunyon Ias
Bald Mountain
H. D. Pickman
W. W. Reed
Jos. Rich
M. B. Henneberry
John Nugent
Canyon
Nettie Davis
Nellie McLaughlin
D. B. Mason
Grasshopper
Jake Hartwig
Sienry
Pond
Glendale
John Hughes
Mr. Bender
Leihi Valley
Price Jones
Mr. Geary
Millie
Kennie Collin
Allan Wheeler
Chicago
City
Geo. Crowell
Ohbas
Herman
Geo. Woodworth
Louis Mender
Martin Butch
M. Larivee
Frank Carey
Viola
Miss Cox
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cuenry
F. J. Cueney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Corner
A. D
A. W. Gurason
Notary Public
F. J. Cuextr & Co
Toledo,.o
Cape OF
Wat
Charles A. Baldwin & Co. Bankers
Wall Street
New York
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