Sheridan Lady Hurt in Accident and Town Notes
Suenivan July 16 Mrs Herbert Noble injured when thrown from a carriage breaking a limb below the knee. No further particulars. Several local names and events: Hedly ships Belgium hares to Centennial valley. Mrs Aga Cornforth visiting. Rev Hooker and Rev Hartt preaching. alfalfa harvest good. ice cream and cake fundraiser planned. library book sale. preaching and conference dates. social visits among early town residents. mining news and regional travel. game law notice forthcoming in Dillon Tribune.
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the Tribune
Suenivan
Herbert Noble
Romulus Brown
J. R. Hedly
Belgium
Centennial Valley
Aga Cornforth
Rochester
Oisler
Brandon
Sheridan
D. Hooker
Dillon
Christchurch
Dv. Howard
Virginia City
Hartt
M. E
Dr. Miller
Mary Cisler
W. W. Leonard
Charley Baker
Centerville
Sweeney
Butte
Ladies’ Aid
Odd Fellows Building
Public Library
James
Messra Marsh
Clem
John R. Hedley
E. L. Shafoer
Lake Shore Gold Mining Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Platt Victory Highlighted in Cuban Constitutional Edits
Photo by Bell Washington notes Senator Orville H. Platt of Connecticut gains a personal victory as the Cuban constitutional convention accepts his proposed amendments to congress resolutions. Platt, chair of the Cuban relations committee, had long faced Cuban resistance before the amendments were finally adopted.
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Bell
Washington
C. H. Platt
Orville H. Platt
Connecticut
Congress
Platt
Committee On
Baptized in Beaverhead at Hickmans Bridge
Rev Blake of the M E church baptized five child candidates in the Beaverhead river at Hickmans bridge on Sunday the seventh inst. The baptized were Obie Stuart Ralph Stuart Theora Mercer Jessie Redfield and Mary Redfield. Mrs Rodney Page reports a fine strawberry crop and is selling many. Nellie and Lizzie Page return home from work with the surveying party near Miles City. The Aid Society met at Mrs Utley’s on Thursday.
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Tribune
Poulville
Blake
M. E. Church
Beaverhead
Hickman’s Bridge
Obie
Ralph Stuart
Theora Mercer
Jessie
Mary Redfield
Rodney Page
Nellie
Lizzie Page
Miles City
Aid Society
Dinner guests from Twin Bridges and Dillon attend at Owsley home
Mrs. Wm. Owsley entertained guests including Mrs. dames Pease and Comfort of Twin Bridges Mrs. Williams of Dillon and Mrs. H. Utley and Miss Utley at a Wednesday dinner hosted at her residence.
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Wm. Owsley
Dames Pease and Comfort
Twin Bridges
Williams of
Dillon
H. Utley
Miss Utley
Rochester Hop Smokers and Local Social notes
Rochester dispatch reports five arrests for smoking hop at the China wash house. Mrs. J. A. Orchard of Spokane has organized a ladies Maccabee lodge with fifteen members. Visitors include Mrs. Asa Cornforth in Sheridan and Miss Altha McCall in Butte. A crowd attended a Twin Bridges picnic. locals James and Alice Harvey and Nellie Cape visited Dillon.
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J. A. Orchard
Spokane
Wash
Miccabee’s Lodge
Asa Cornforth
Sheridan
Altha McCall
Butte
Twin Bridges
James Harvey
Dillon
Alice Papa
Buite
G. R. Hardesty
Nellie Cape
Party sails for Brown's lake fishing trip
A group from Dillon along with guests Spencer Harwood and sister from Spencer Idaho and Mary Coffin of St Paul depart for Brown's lake for a ten day stay of fishing boating and mountain scenery observing a jolly party of ladies and gentlemen led by Miss Coffin and Messrs Wing Davidson Clark Anderson Eliel Crowell and others.
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Brown's Lake
Misses Coffin
Janie Carter
Innes
Thorpe
Rife
Lamont
Messrs Wing
Davidson
Clark Anderson
F. Eliel
W. J. Crowell
Dillon
Spencer Harwood
Spencer
Idaho
Mary Coffin
St. Paul
Oregon Short Line Announces Fair Travel Rates to Butte
The Oregon Short Line will offer a rate of one fare to Butte and back for attendees of the Butte Street Fair and Carnival. Tickets go on sale July 19, 22, 25, and 27 with a final return limit on all tickets of July 23.
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Oregon
Butte
Wool Shipments Reach Nine Loads at Local Wool Warehouse
Wool warehouse under T B Landers reports nine shipments prepared by press time as buyers such as Rhodes Lauterbach Schulz Belway Propper Edie Selway Cook and Peterson purchase wool at prices around 12 cents. Receiving totals show numerous sacks and lots from Propper Holie Landon Belway Geary Albora Peterson and others with the year’s high price 15 cents at Great Falls.
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T. B. Landers
Rhodes & Lauterbach
Jeremiah Williams
Boston
Price
F. Schulz
J. Williams
E. O. Belway
Fen
J. Kirkland & Co
W. B. Carter
W. J. Propper
T. M.selway
Stephen Cook
Propper & Holie
Frank Landon
T. M. Belway
Geary
Peter J. Peterson
Yost & Rhineberger
Css
H.C. Wildreth
Frank Andrug
Great Falls
Brit aristocrat in New York asks for a match
A swaggering visitor declares himself Sir Francis Duffy, claiming multiple knightly orders, and asks a passerby for his name outside a Broadway hotel. The auburn young man answers with a stubborn, recurring self-introduction, Michael Murphy, repeatedly.
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Broadway
New York
Francis Duffy
the Garter
Brth
Double Eagle
the Golden Fleece
The
Iron Cross
Michael Murphy
New York Sun
Law Decisions on Bank Dishonor and Boundary Waters
The case J M James & Co v Continental National Bank holds wrongful dishonor of a trader's checks creates a conclusive damages presumption but is not a slander action under a statute of limitation. Boardman v Scott holds land boundary to an artificial pond bounded by a river. the deed line does not reach the thread of the stream. A note reviews authorities and notes this first artificial pond boundary application of lake rules.
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J. M. James & Co
Continental National Bank (Tenn
Boardman Vs. Scott
Dillon Kindergarten Brings Promising Start Under Miss Fox
A Tripone representative visited the Dillon kindergarten to observe two hours of learning. Miss Fox, a Stanford trained instructor from Red Lodge, leads the class with Pluma Tattersall as assistant. Twenty pupils, mostly four years old, study colors geometry and observation, with disciplined, natural conduct. William Smith and wife traveled to Butte, George Wade shopped for E O Means Co., and Thomas Genther paid a $5 fine in justice court for a license lapse at a Fourth Street fruit stand.
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Tripone
Miss Fox
United States
J. M. Fox
Red Lodge
Silver Streat
William Smith
Butte
Geo. Wade
Rochester
E. O. Means & Co
Thomas & Genther
Justice Court
The New Game Law Fortunes for Hunters in Montana
The article outlines Montana game law penalties for nonresidents and residents who hunt without licenses or violate seasonal limits. It details fines and imprisonment for shooting bison, elk, moose, deer, grouse, and other species, plus required water-ditch protections and license prerequisites.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Thought It Was a Creditor at the Dorm
A reporter visited a private student residence late at night seeking Smith. A student answered and relayed the caller’s question. The visitor waited as Smith was awakened and asked who it was and whether there was a bill involved.
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Smith
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Nice
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Kansas
Dwight Bushnell
Farley Crocery CO
Huber
Mes. L. Kupfer
Dillon, Montana
Uber Brothers
Pageville
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Mont
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China Wash House
Propper
Edie
Dillon Kindergarten
Castle
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Governors Island
New York Harbor
Manhattan
Quartermaster’s Department
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