Centennial Notes From The Tribune Correspon dent
Centennial June 18 reports a busy correspondence with farm and town matters. Mosquitoes hinder work while the Dingler brothers bond and face a hearing in August. Vic Smith and Jennie Dingler plan a wedding in Butte. Post office changes loom from Levi Shambow to Williams with Mrs Williams as postmistress. Albert L Chauret of New York visits upper Madison and photographers abound. World’s Fair talk swirls around a Madison mountain sheep offered for sale. Read attended the raves in Dillon. Park work remains scarce this season.
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Dingler
Will Shambow
Butte
Vic Smith
Jennie Dingler
Bute
Levi Shambow
Williams
Albert L. Chauret
New York
Mr. Culver
Mr. Hutchins
Madison
Sam Clark
Wim
Read
Dillon
Mudville's Growth Sparks Hopes for New School and Mines
Mudville reports rapid development with a store owned by Fred Arbaugh a saloon by Thos Pollard and a boarding house run by Mrs Pf Arbaugh. Talks of a new school house surface while mines such as Pandora Peabody Emma Nevada and Mafid show strong prospects. Miss Daisy Donnell returns from Walkerville after four weeks. a Leap Year ball drew about twenty five couples and local social life thrives amid illness recovery of Jom Rea.
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Regula
Soar Quacu
Daly I
Mudville
Fred Arbaugh
Thos. Pollard
Pf. Arbaugh
Dmrst
Pandora
Andora Mining Company
Peabody
Dickey Brothers
John Holehan
Hank Stebbins
Dan McKeig
McKeiz
Miss Daisy QC
Donnell
Walkerville
Daisy
Yong
Jom Rea
Regular Correspondent Notes Montana Valley Life
Madison Vounng reports Mr James Page and family visiting relatives in the valley. Rev Patterson from Bozeman plans for the National Park and London studies. William Ulm leaves Ennis to visit Helena and Great Falls. Fishing is good and nine anglers fished the river south of Ennis. A carriage accident on a steep hill caused minor injuries. Abs:Robert You and family head to Dakota to join husband near Dickinson. Meadow Creek school closes. Miss Trexton retained for fall term.
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Madison Vounng
James Page
Patterson
Bozeman
London
Eng
William Ulm
Ennis
Helena
Great Falls
Abs
Robert You Ami
Dakota
Dickinton
Meadow Creek
Trexton
Merit
Williams Family Visit Spans Several Weeks in Glendale
Glendale reports Mr. T. H. Williams, father of T. G. Williams, and Mrs. T. Sappington visiting for several weeks as part of a regular correspondence note from Fronter.
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Fronter
Gueypans
T. H. Williams
T. G. Williams
Our Regular Correspondent Resangs July 10 1
In Sheridan valley the Fourth passed quietly with bright prospects. Hay crops are excellent and hills feed is strong, grain may fare well if weather stays favorable. Reports of mine development on Tudian creek with a $5,000 expenditure. Brandon seen quiet after closing of the loleda mines. Ada Harwood departs to California, Miss Haywood respected. Mrs. John Temple recovering from illness. Sheridan politics to heat up on the 28th with a third party speaker planned. Strawberries suffer a poor crop with few and inferior berries. Correspondent apologizes for delays and pledges better service.
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Sneniwan
Harry Frost
Helena
Tudian Creek
Brandon
Loleda
Main Street
Ada Harwood
B.C. Means
California
Haywood
John Temple
Sheridan
Luke Lavery
Wzron
Hin
Jr. Rivers
Cleveland
Blaine
Bingham County
Tris Lismox
Fred Saurey
Richmond
Utah
Laurey
O’labriath
O'Labriath
Mosquitoes and crops in Hin section and local notices
Reports from Hin section describe high water last winter that damaged crops but yielded a strong hay crop. Farmers largely avoided irrigation while storms and rains refreshed the valley. Local letters note politics, health remedies, and community updates including Rev W M Canfield’s death at 83 after 12 years of preaching.
World’s Fair plans and political sparring headline
The senate passes a bill and the house is expected to follow. World’s Fair commissioners of New York sought a Columbus day conflict with October 12 celebrations. Senator Stewart proposes 25 percent salary cuts for officials earning over $600. Amalgamated’s reception to General Snowdon is rebuffed. Colorado tests its mineral wealth for the fair with cabinet specimens and mining donations. Some states offer round trip tickets to the fair as school rewards.
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Gregory
Senate
House of Representatives
World's Fair Commissioners of
New York
Columbus
Stewart
Congress
Colorado
State School of Mines
Aspen
Financial and land notices from Beaverhead county Montana
Public notices include a Montana bank statement with assets, liabilities, and sworn affirmations, plus land office notices in Dillon and Helena. Readers are advised of final proof deadlines for homestead claims by Jules Clairmont John Cloutier and others, with witness lists and notarized attestations.
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Beare
Montana
Lay
County of
Missoula
Mont
Thomas
Fifth Judicial District Court
Dillon
Ste
Vis
Jules Clairmont
Zhan N. We
Hee
Saidt
Martin McCormick
Frank Dries
Thomas 8
Harris
Blackwell Lawrence
All
Helena
District Court
Aont
John Cloutier
N. Mt Fa
Thomas Clement
William Derosier
Robert N. Gray
Dophis N
Paris
Bannarck
Dillon Mont
Joseph Wall
Ney
Justine KK. Morse
David F. Reinhardt
James A. Myers
Michal
Githen
D J Hennessy Mercantile Co Summer Goods Sale
D J Hennessy Mercantile Co offers summer goods at greatly reduced prices after a mid year clean up. Suits once 7.50 now 3.50, 15 20 now 10, 20 25 now 15, and other stock reduced to clear.
Bargains Across Fabrics and Patterns at Reduced Prices
OA pairs reduced from 4 to 32.50 each with 100 pairs and 200 pairs cut from 5 and 7.50 to 3.50. Choice English Cashmeres in colors at 25e per yard. Fine 40 inch Suitings reduced. Iron Tie No Black and Grey wool Cheeks at 58e per yard. Shepherd Plaids cut to 5 1 2 ¢ a yard. Fancy Diagonals to 25e. Silks from 1.50 to 1 a yard. Dress Patterns from 15 to 25 down to 10 each. Cotton Charlies two yards for 7. Seer Suckers 12 1 2 ¢ per yard. Scotch Ginghams 0e to 25e. Every department contains a lot of bargains.
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St Seer
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