Wool Growers and Buyers Pulse Through Dillon
The local wool clip is about 300000 pounds with eastern and western buyers in town over ten days. Notable shipments include Tommy Haws 40000 pounds and Craig Cornell 10000 pounds sold to Boston firms. Phil Thorpe estate at about 21000 pounds. state clip likely to reach 12000000 pounds as wool moves rapidly statewide. A Friday Forest Home party hosted by Miss Fannie Poindexter featured dancing, music, games, and a tailing game with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Haws
Harding, Martin & Cavalry
Boston
Poindexter & Orr
Craig Cornell
Justice, Bateman & Co
Philadelphia
James P. Murray
Coach Bros
Samuel Gaggers
San Francisco
Phil Thorpe
William Gilbert
Abbott
The
Tribune
R. Lewis Rutter
E. P. May
Williams & Coburn
G. D. Roberts
Koshland Bros
Portland
Oregon
Thomas Riley
Alexander Williams & Co
A. Heintrich
Frank & Helender
St. Louis
Mr. Lovejoy
McNaughton Sons & Co
New York
D. Childs
Fenno Bros. & Childs
Mess
Fannie Poindexter
Forest Home
Fannie Walls
Bertie Robinson
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Millie Coffin
E. P. Dungan
Daisy Conger
T. W. Poindexter
A Strange Woman’s Mesmeric Claim StunsW Parking District
A young woman reports being stalked by a stranger who claimed hypnotic powers. She felt a forcing mental influence and an electric sensation in her hand, while the woman pressed a bag concealing her method. The encounter occurred near East Capitol Hill as the victim sought help, with the case drawing police interest and psychological curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bypnr Ae
Befel
Wally
Cme
Ace
Miss Weavers
Miss W
Washington Post
Garter Man on Broadway Becomes Odd Public Spectacle
A dark complexioned man selling patented men’s garters on Broadway near the Western Union building attracts pedestrians daily. An old Cortlandt Street ferry rider confronts him, mistaking the scene for a scandal, then scolds him to dress properly. New legislative amendments propose eight female deputy factory inspectors to report on working conditions for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Western Union
Lower Broadway
Cortlandt Street
Hackensack
New York World
New York
Punished minister confesses crime before trial
A Scottish minister facing deposition for heretical views tells his parish he will be ousted after trial in Edinburgh. He recalls procuring a widow’s house by evicting her and says it is righteous to lose his parish now. Youth's Companion notes the act as manly and Christian. Putnam house figure Mrs Henry Ward Beecher in Palatka Fla is aging, with white hair yet notable activity.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Eighth Street
Mister
Sol
Philadelphia Inquirer
Robson
St. James Hotel
Stuart Robson
Mr. Robson
Pittsbury Dispatch
William Dow
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Edinburgh
Palatka, Fla
Henry Ward Beecher
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W. C. Walls
John Howard
Philip H. Poindexter
Fanny Walls
Lou Cummings
Susie Douglas
Mable Coffin
Kennie Coffin
Grace Lamont
Florence Brown
Miss Lovell
Bella Davidson
Lena Huber
May Poindexter
Cerntlemen
Jos
T. Poindexter
Butte
Patrick Murphy
Timothy Kelleher
Sanna Te
Miss Phelps
Amelie Rives
Thackeray
Balzac
Scribner’s
Speer
Helena
Beaverhead County
Wm. Timmons
Idaville
Ind
John Leslie
Same Place
J. W. Gardner
N. M. White
Atlantic
Pacific
Lakes
Gulf
N.M. Warr
Kepler-Haining
Joseph Kepler
Anaconda
Mra
Samanthaing
Birch Creek
Joseph Wilks
Orrier
Ann Mont
Mont
Chaanheery K. Thomas
Bertola
S. A. SwroaErt
Beck
Mr. Beck
Lexington
Darky
Washington
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
United States
Philadelphia Record
Ohio
Detroit Free Press
Lillie
Callowboy
Pittsburg
Rova
Ideal Baking Powder Co
Wall St
Trisunx
Flammer & Moore
Dillon, Montana
Dillon Implement Company
Dido
McCormick
McCormick Machine of Steel
John Weightman
A. L. Anderson
Weightman & Anderson's
Argenta
Bannack
Neeter
Corinne
Dillon Montana
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