Melrose Notes on Utah Construction Crew Near Melrose
About 100 men from the Utah Construction company work four and a half miles north of Melrose reducing a seventeen degree curve to ten degrees and building a side track near Maiden Rock. Local residents report secrecy around visitors from Sheridan Twin Bridges Rochester and Glendale with lodge and Masonic hints.
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The
Tribune
Melrose
Utah Construction Company
Maiden Rock
Charles W. Clark
W. A. Clark
Browne's Lake
Alex Sund
James Donavan
Albert Jones
Soap Gulch
Rochester
Sund
Divide
J. R. Dickey
Sheridan
Robert Foster
Mr. Harbison
Glendale
Louis Des Riviers
Dillon
J. L. Jones
Oscar J. Craig
State University
Missoula
George Fleser
Zeigler Springs
Jos. A. Browne
Therese Jennings
G. R. Harlesty
George Haltenhall
Anaconda
W. H. Pickering
H. G. Klenze
Christensen
W. E. Little
Ivey
Mr. Little
Virgil Jennings
Joseph Rathdean
Vipond Park
Chas. Clark
Butte
F.A. Mosley
Alethea
Social Dance and Round-Up Report from Rochester
A social dance drew Twin Bridges and Melrose residents Friday night with music by Dave Corbett and Mrs J E Parrish. Saddle horse riders passed through for Largey ranch horses bound east. Visitors included McOnne of Salt Lake Sargent of New York Carl Hand of Spokane and A J Heneka of Butte.
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The
Tribune
Roourster
Twin Bridges
Melrose
Dave Corbett
J. E. Parrish
R. T. Boatman
Largey Ranch
Mr. McOnne
Salt. Lake
Mr. Sargent
New York
Carl H. Hand
Spokane
Wash
Casparets Candy Cathartic Promotes Liver Stimulant
An old advertisement promises Constipation and sluggish liver cause biliousness and fever. Casparets Candy Cathartic is billed as a liver stimulant and intestinal tonic guaranteed to cure or money refunded with sample and booklet offered free.
Few Itemen of Interest from Down the Valley
Correspondence notes Ford and Floyd Burtch arriving in Pageville after three months away with J. M. Page surveying party. Local social news includes Mrs. Stevens of Fargo visiting friends and Mr. Stevens death years ago, plus several local visits and surveying work updates. Helena land office receipts rise to 130000 with record entries for homestead and desert lands and increased activity nationwide.
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Pacrvinte
Ford
Floyd Burtch
Pageville
Fort Benton
J. M. Page
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. Utley
Stevens
Fargo
Missoula
J.J. McAllister
M. 5
Tts
George Buros
Dr. Wilson
Twin Bridges
Rodney Page
Mae Burtch
Whitehall
Dwight Bushnell
Janet Davis
Virginia City
Mr. Wylie
Helena
Mia
Montana
United States Land Office
United States
John Horsky
Land Office
Helena Land Office
George D. Greene
Register Greene
Helena Herald
Notes From the Wonderland of the World
Correspondent reports crowded tourist trains through the Park and beautiful terraces at Mammooth Hot Springs. A new $2,000 Pine Creek M E church is completed and paid for with church growth and Epworth League forming. Chico Hot Springs near Emigrant Peak flourishes as trout fishing remains excellent.
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YewllowsrTone
Mammooth Hot Springs
Golden Gate
Silver Gate
Pine Creek M
Electric Bitters Cures Stomach Liver Ills at Lime Ridge
Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire prognosis for stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. After doctors offered one last operation she used seven bottles of Electric Bitters and was fully cured, avoiding surgery and regaining health and weight. Sold at City drag store with stated guarantees.
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I. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wia
City Drag Store
Remedy for stomach and bowel troubles advertised
An advert promotes Samuelula's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy as effective for stomach and bowel troubles. W. C. Wakefield of Columbus Ga endorses it for two cholera morbus cases and reports wide sales at Williams' drug store.
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W. C. Wakefield
Columbus
Williams’ Drug Store
Sneeze Costs Detective Ten Thousand In Prize Case
An Atlanta detective recounts a costly sneeze that ruined a bank robbery stakeout. While surveilling two suspected thieves at a boarding house, a sneeze revealed their meeting, breaking the case and costing him a $10,000 reward. The men escaped, and the Atlanta Constitution is cited.
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Atlanta
Iig
Atlanta Constitution
Jewish Divorce and a Cohen’s Duty in English Courts
The London Chronicle reports a Polish Jewish woman who, after a divorce under communal law, came to England and claimed widowhood. She married a Cohen but he refused support, and English magistrates jailed him for nonmaintenance. He seeks a decree of nullity from the divorce court, raising whether communal law can be recognized in court. The case echoes a scenario posed by Mr. Zangwill in Children of the Ghetto.
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London Chronicle
Zangwill
Little girl buys caramels to surprise papa
A corner grocer recalls a girl who spent a dime for ten cents of candy. She asks for caramels to kiss papa when he returns, hoping to keep the candy herself. The ad then promotes Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and hay fever with a 10 cent trial offer.
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Papa
Memphis Scimitar
Amendment Did Not Carry On County Commissioners Election
Attorney General Nolan notified A T McAusland clerk of the courts at Miles City that the constitutional amendment on county commissioners failed because it was not spread on the journals of both houses. Commissioners will be elected this fall but will not assume duties until November 1901. Helena Herald reports the ruling.
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Nolan
A. T. McAusland
Miles City
Legislative Assembly
Helena
Oas Carets Health Claim Ad
An old advertisement touts OASOCARETS as a cure for ailments from headaches to cancer. It promises easy natural movements with no gripe and a 10 cent starter cost, noting genuine OASCARETS Candy Cathartic in metal boxes with 0.0. C. stamp and warnings about imitators.
Shortest Man in the British Army and Other Society Notes
Drummer fommy Rowe claims the title of shortest man in the British army. Hloretwve Nightingale argues war breeds heroes among those seen as useless. Anna Ruth Seneca, daughter of an Indian chief, trains as a physician in Philadelphia. Queen Victoria may open Parliament in person on Feb 14, first since 1886. Sir John Lubbock enjoys insects as pets despite peerage. A new music consignmet arrives at the Tribune store.
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Fommy” Rowe
Hloretwve Nightingale
Anna Ruth Seneca
Philadelphia
Queen Victoria
Gladstone
John Lubbock
Spain
Beaverhead Estate Seeks Sale to Pay Debts in Montana Court
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the administrator Joseph Rich petitions to sell the real estate of Frank Blader to pay debts and expenses. The court orders all interested parties to appear on August 20 at 2 p.m. in Dillon to show cause why an order should not be made. A copy of the notice will be published for four weeks in the Dillon Tribune. Judge M. H. Pannen signs.
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Oregon
Butte
Dillon
Big Hole
Lhat
Selway Grove
The
Grove
Fifth Judicial District
Montangin
Beaverhead
Frank ©. Blader
Jodsephus Rich
Court Houe
Beaverhead County
Montana
Caid
Dillon Tribune
Said
Chambers
Boulder
Munt
Pannen
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Charles E. Goldsmith
Fifth Avenue
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Farley
Union Meat Market
Deputy Bros
Proprietors
Idsho Street
Dillon, Mont
Newey
the Tribune
Madison Counties
George Lewis
Abraham Barnes
Highland
Minta
Ula Moneyhan
Laurin
Dr. Fagg
Kenny
Wm. Mcleay
Tessa Jennings
G. R. Hardesty
Mason
J.O. Thomas
Nellie Lewis
Geo. Prichett
A. L. Pickett
the‘Tribune
Yellowstone Park
Dr. King
City Drug Store
Lillie Oliver
Miss Oliver
Diflon
Mrs. Cushing
Conway
Phillips
Alice Phillips
Squire
Ethel Squire
Hughes
Knapp
McCaleb
Simmons
Brandaher
Virden
Jacobs
Cushing
Sneeze
Ely
All Druggista
Ely Brothers
Warren St
N.Y
BeRwin Norkia
Attorney-At-Law
NO. G. Willis
Dillon National Bank
James L. Jones
Bannack and
Washington Streets
Mont
D' Edgar Brooke
Inp Burgeon
FE. Morse Block
Montana Street
Drilion, Mont
D. M. Fagg
E. P. Dungan
Dentibt
State Bank
Rogers Bros
Albert
Stamm
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