Fourth of July Celebrations At Lakeview Show Boat And Horse Races
Lakeview residents marked the Fourth with a quiet valley gathering and a grand lake event. About 300 spectators watched four mile boat races won by Ed Staley and Dick Murray with organizers Barry Gardner and Oliver Johnson. Harvey Dale topped the horse race. A barn dance, others visiting Bozeman and Dillon, and numerous locals joined in picnics, dances, and social visits across Lakeview and nearby communities.
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Lakeview
George Shambow
L. E. Culver
Lake
Idaho
Ed. Staley
Madison Basin
George Gardener
Oliver Johnson
Dick Murray
Cail
George Lyon
Bozaman
Centennial
Ed. Blake
Dillon
Scott Donelly
Butte
Fred
U.S
Tom O'Connor
Mra. Culver
Picnic Springs
Hay Harvest Under Way in Pageville
Special Correspondence reports hay harvest underway with mowing machines heard throughout Pageville. Elvis Stephens shows improvement from a typhoid fever bout and dreams of future meals. The Fourth passed pleasantly with gatherings in Peter Wolf’s grove on the Big Hole River and at F A Mercer’s home in Centerville. Albert Miller toured an upper Wisconsin creek last week.
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Trincneg
Pageville
Elvis Stephens
Pagevillians
Peter Wolf
Big Hole
F. A. Mercer
Centerville
Albert Miller
Wisconsin
Woman Shares Health Turnaround From Dr. Pierce’s Medicines
A Bonham Texas woman credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and related products with a complete recovery from ulceration and falling uterus after years of illness. She warns against substitutes, noting relief and lasting health after using the prescribed regimen.
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Pierce
Bertie Parker
Bonham, Fannin Co
Texas
Haying season under way as district 6 roads eyed
Special correspondence from Wisconsin notes road supervisor Niel Sharkey surveying district 6 roads last week. Neighboring chatter reports Mrs Hails illness remains unsettled. Dr and Mrs Newton visited Jacob Hartwig. Butte excursion visitors and local arrivals are mentioned as the community prepares for haying with derricks and alfalfa storage noted. Math Polich traveled to Dillon.
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The
Tribune
Wis
Niel Sharkey
J. Lovell
Dell Horse Killed by Lightning and Local Weather Notes
A horse owned by George Crowne was struck by lightning and killed instantly. Reports note three cloud bursts in the Big Basin causing road and meadow damage. The Dell area also records a Fourth of July celebration and ongoing harvest preparations as crops are described as fine amid soaking rains.
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Sheep Creek Basin
the Tribune
Dillon
Dell
George Crowne
O. H. Taylor
Yellowstone Park
Anthony Martinell
Stevensville
Big Basin
John Longbridge
James Patterson
George Watkins
Frances Nelson
Lima
Brown
Rowel Bros
Basin
Farlinites Enjoy Dillon Mining Trip and Returns
Farlinite visitors from the region returned home after the Fourth of July trip to Dillon. Col William Wilkinson opened a tensorial parlor in Black's store rear. Managers and miners from Butte Melrose and Idaho visited, bonded mining claims, and reports noted pleasant times and continued mining interest.
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Apex
P.O
Farlinites
Dillon
Col
Wm. Wilkenson
Black
Thos. F. Stephens
Butte
Gue Heberlein
Melrose
Wm. Johnson
Harry Lamb
John W. Morton
Sherman Sapp
Mike Monahan
Mike Hegarty
Alexander Leggatt
Mills
Idaho
Jack Frizzelle
Blanch
Stanfield
Ed. Barrington
Spokane
John Olsen
Royal Red and True Blues party at Mrs Wharton home ends in blue and red decor
A lawn party and supper for the Royal Red and True Blues basketball teams at Mrs. Wharton’s home featured blue and red decorations, midnight refreshments, and multiple escorts. Local misadventure with a large poster on a mercantile bridge prompts a warning to advertise in the home paper.
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Gleason
Hias
Dr Ford
Garlan
Jack Dould
Philippines
Jackson Resident Killed in Wagon Accident
Jackson reports the death of Jas. Montgomery who was instantly killed last night after being thrown from his wagon. Hay prospects in the valley are strong with a potential large crop if weather holds. Mrs. Lansdale of Oregon, sister of Mrs. Lapham, visits the valley and meets her sister after over 15 years.
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Jackson
Jas. Montgomery
J—Ep
Lansdale
Oregon
Lapham
Two Watseka Miners Injured By Rock Fall
Special correspondence reports two Watseka miners injured by rock fall last week Hagert injured Saturday Olden Sunday both sustaining no serious injuries and recovering well Also notes cloud bursts in the camp with no damage and local social updates among residents and visitors.
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Watseka
the Tribune
Rock
Hagert
Olden
W. P. Murdock
Butte Thurday
Jas. Nye
Lakeview
Mont
Geo. Harbison
Twin Bridges
H. J. Foster
Dolly McMinn
Butte
Curtis
Helen
Thomas Fox
Silver Star
Jos. Armour
Roy McCall
Missoula
A. F. Deno
Seattle
Local Parlor Promises Pure Delights At Festival
Escape the crowd with our ice cream sodas stacks of ice cream and bon bons praised for purity and richness. Visit our parlor to experience treats many say you are missing if you stay away at the festival.
Salt Lake visitors review mining property here
Mr. McCune of Salt Lake City is spending the week here looking over his mining property. Mrs. Smith, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family, who have been visiting at the Inabnit home, returned to Salt Lake City, Saturday.
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Laura Marshall
Dilla Misa Dena Peters
Butte
Newton Page
Orrin Page
O. W. Page
Laurin
Wm. Willis
Shendan
F. A. Wilson
Rev. Hart
Sheridan
East
W. R. Page
Clara Burtch
Mae Burtch
Inez Cohoes
Wisconsin Creek
R. L. Baird
Brandon
N. L. Page
Burns
Maude
Twin Bridges
Excelsior Ranch
O. L. Utley
R W. Page
F. D. Bushnell
Mr. McCune
Salt Lake City
Fourth of July Celebrations and Local News at Horse Prairie
Special correspondence from Horse Prairie reports a lively Fourth with a Mrs. Pierce picnic for about 75 people including music and a notable recitation by Miss Desmond. A dance at the Engle house drew a large crowd, Underwood Brothers provided music, and a heavy rainstorm followed by a water dispute lawsuit and a burglary were noted.
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Horse Prairie
Thomas Peirce
Mary Desmond
Pat Desmond
Pierce
Carlos Engle
Underwood Brother
Dave Metlen
Nels Nelson
Jules Guyaz
Anna Guyaz
Frank Andrus
Fred Touchman
Horace McIntyre
Tessa McIntyre
Thomas Pierce
Anna Marchesseau
Tessa
French Placers Improve Near Argenta
District Clerk George W. French reports from French Bros placer mines on French creek above Argenta that workings are producing well and the next clean up should exceed average. Several small nuggets have been found recently and a Tuesday cloudburst above Argenta is noted as the worst in thirty years.
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George W. French
French Bros
French Creek
Argenta
Fretch
Relief Corps Initiates Three Members at Special Meeting
At a special Relief Corps gathering last evening three new members were welcomed. After business concluded the group adjourned to Mrs W F Cashmore’s home for a light lunch. The next meeting is set for next Wednesday evening at Miss Mae Rich’s offices in the courthouse.
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Relief Corps
W. F. Cashmore
World’s Fair attendees urged to secure lodging
Readers are advised to contact Mrs. N. M. White at 5079 Fairmount Ave Chicago for room accommodations near the fair. Tribune Store in Dillon advertises good values in photographic supplies for visitors.
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Rooma of
Mra
N. M. White
Fairmount Ave
St. Louis
Tribune
Dillon
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