Madison Ico News Notes Social Rounds in Sheridan
Correspondent reports a busy social week in Sheridan with Ladies Aid and Ladies Guild meetings regular, weddings in Twin Bridges, church services by Rev. Hooker and Rev. Smith, an ice cream social for Rev. Smith, and local visits by Rev. Comfort, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Pierce, and others. Mining talk and new faces mingle with town events as residents plan ahead.
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the Tribune
Sheridan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mis
Courtney
Ladies’ Guild
Geo. Comfort
Bozeman
Twin Bridges
Nice
Katharine Comfort
James Nye
D. of H
Hooker
Dillon
Christ Church
Smith
M. E
Hart
Lesterville
Mrs. Cheeney
T. T. Taylor
Winthrop Herndon
Virginia City
F. Wright
Chicago
Pony
IE. N. Reed
Harris Gulch
Heedley
B. F. Bowman
I. D. Moore
Ed. Wright
Brandon
Bigham & Jones
Planalp Bros
Noble
Wisconsin Creek
Old Madison
Local Notes and Travel From Paanvinxr Correspondent
Special correspondence reports Joe Marshall visiting Bier Bros. workers and the post master recovering from quinsy. Trostle sustains a severe cheek cut from a scythe during a hail storm scare. Dr. Wine treated the wound. Laura Marshall returns from Point of Rocks while Baker and Stager leave for Salt Lake. Barns, Maud, and Porter visiting Madison valley, Nellie Page hosts visitors, Bushnell returns from Helena surveying party, Grace Baker Maginnis and Edna Goetachins depart for Salt Lake.
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Paanvinxr
Joe Marshall
Bier Bros
Quinsy
Wm. Trestle
Trostle
Laura Marshall
Point of Rocks
Chas. Baker
Henry Stager
Salt Lake
Barns
Maud
Porter
Madison Valley
Pageville
Nellie Page
Dwight Bushnell
Valley County
Helena
Grace Baker
Maginnis
Edna Goetachins
Beet Sugar Bounty Bill Passes Amid Senate Tension
The 1897 Senate battle over the beet sugar bounty ends with passage amid impatience and dramatic cross fire between Nebraska colleagues Thurston and Allen. The roll call proceeds as Vice President resumes the gavel and old leaders earn their reputations, with notable figures on both parties contributing to the historic vote.
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Senate
Thurston
Nebraska
Teller
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Mantle
Stewart
Jones
Nevada
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Aldrich
Platt
Mat Quay
Tom Platt
Merrill
Steve Elkins
Cullom
Mark Hanna
Foraker
Lodge
Chandler
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Arkansas
Caffery
Lindsay
Mills
Morgan
Tarpie
A. Mycodort
Chins as Characters in The Self Perception Doctrine
A quirky old column links jawline shapes to personality traits, noting heavy forward chins signal fighting blood while retreating chins imply weakness. It explains various chin forms from rounded dimples to square, circular, or long thin chins and adds cautions about judging from a single feature.
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St. Louis Clinique
Ship Cushions and Their Custom Fitting Details
The article explains how cushions on ships are individually measured to fit each space rather than by a fixed count. It notes varied shapes, arcs, and beveled edges to harmonize with ship interiors, plus common stuffing materials and coverings, including mohair plush and leather for certain areas.
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Marina
New York Sun
Modern Awnings and Their Colorful Stripes
Mr. Biffleton extols awnings as a conspicuous summer object showing civilization progress. He notes varied stripe styles and colors to match or contrast with buildings, citing brownstone with brown striped awnings and light brick structures with darker striped shades.
Edible Animals Across Regions Spark Culinary Debate
In India elephants are valued for their flesh as a favored dish while in Arabia horse meat is common and in Egypt camel meat is relished. The note contrasts regional meat preferences and culinary traditions without endorsing any practice.
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India
Arabia
Egypt
Current pump promises new water power for Montana lands
The Chicago Record reports Louis J. Miller of Montage has invented a compact current pump that uses river flow to lift water. It can move up to 1,000 gallons per hour and raise water 75 to 100 feet, enabling irrigation and placer mining with minimal preparation and no external power.
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Montana
Louis J. Miller
Montage
Idaho
Missouri
Snake
Columbia
Chicago
Maiden Elopes 100 Miles To Escape Oppressive Father
A 16 year old bride elopes from her wedding to North Yakima, riding 100 miles by horseback across swollen streams and the Columbia River. The groom, left with questions, granted her requests before she vanished. Local report notes the father’s harsh treatment and the mother’s residence in North Yakima as the daughter's shelter.
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North Yakima
Columbia
Walla Walla
Jiggers Sparks Debate Over Temper and Reform Ties
The Detroit News cites Jiggers as fretful and peevish, likening his conduct to that of a citizens reform association, sparking disagreement about his temperament and political stance.
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Citizens’ Reform Association
Detroit News
From her presence He staggers For her father
A brief, period-style note stresses a man’s staggering behavior prompted by a woman's presence, referencing a father figure in a fragment from the New York Sunday Journal. The item conveys a scene rather than a full report, with limited readable context.
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New York Sunday Journal
Ely's Cream Balm For Catarrh Sale Notice
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price 50 cents. Legal blanks quartz location blanks Placer location blanks and all other blank forms kept on sale at Term.office Dillon.
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ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York City
John Reid, Jr
Great Falls
Mont
Francis W. Poole
Central Pres. Church
Helena, Mont
Trrsune Office
Dillon
Free Bottles Proffered By New York Chemist Slocum
Eminent chemist T A Slocum of New York City offers three free bottles of his New Scientific Treatment for consumption and lung troubles to readers who mail their address. He cites thousands of cures from his laboratories in America and Europe and urges sufferers to act quickly. Dillon Tribune readers are asked to mention seeing the offer.
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T. A. Slocum
New York City
Science Daily
M. D
Pine Street
New York
Dillon Tribune
French Tansy Tablets Claim Remedy for Painful Menses
Ladies are told there is no market substitute for French Tansy Tablets advertised as a cure for painful and irregular menses. The Paris manufactured remedy is distributed in Butte by D. M. Newbro Drug Co. as sole agents at 2 dollars per box mailed securely sealed.
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Paris
France
D. M. Newbro* Drug Co
Butte
Mont
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