Hay and Rain Mix Up on Horse Prairie Notes
Special correspondence from Horse Prairie reports haying starting with lively activity and heavy July rainfall. Idaho visitors frequent the prairie while a dance at Mrs. Thomas Pierce’s home drew a large crowd. A thief stole a horse and colt from Mrs. Burnett’s stable, and Jimmy Mansfield Jr. stepped on a nail requiring medical care. Mrs. W Cox welcomed a 9 lb baby named Pearl.
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Bedrock
Idaho
Thomas Pierce
Alma Underwood
W. Cox
Huband
Pearl
Farlin club wins ball game 18 to 4
The Lima club and Farlin club played last Sunday with Farlin winning 18 to 4. The Farlins plan a game next Sunday against the C C D club of Butte. The issue also reports a local birthday party, injuries from a bronco, and various residents traveling or visiting in the area.
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Lima
Farlin
C.C. D
Butte
Gladys Ball
Olive Sapp
Ada
Elsa Heberlein
Cecil Perry
Goldie
Alice Maat
Alice Patrick
Florence McDonald
May Hegarty
Babe Stanfield
Alice Negus
Clara
Eliza Best
Surena Black
Flora Ball
Mastera Ed. Ball
Ray
Roy Stanfield
Micheal
Willis
Dewey Hegarty
Maurice Murray
Howard Frizzell
Clarence Negus
Mike Hegarty
Mike
Dr. Townshend
Melrose
Tom Williams
Dave Robb
Dillon
Myrtle Carman
Wells
Black
John Lynch
D. J. Hennessy
Dave Hancock
Centerville
W. J. Thomas
Pay Day Lively in Rochester and Pageville Notes
Rochester reports a big pay day making the town lively with social visits and parties. Notables include Miss Lucy Foster hosting in honor of Miss Bogue Jr. and Mrs. Ralph Carhart. Pageville notes poisoning incident during gooseberries and local visits, illness recovery, and a church service in Twin Bridges.
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Rochester
Lucy Foster
Miss Bogue Jr
Ralph Carhart
John Weingart
Butte
Reta Hyndman
Sheridan
Ramone
Bogue
Laurin
Ids Mahan
Twin Bridges
John French
Geo. Harbison
Barlan
Frank Deno
Melrose
Jos. Armour
Silver
Fred Counter
J. W. Youck
Floyd Burtch
BR. K. Baird
Pageville
Dwight Bush
Arthur Page
0. W. Page
Roy Gilman
Interesting Lot of Railroad News Basket Ball Banquet
Suma July 28 reports Lima news as several railroad workers relocate to Overton Nebraska join ranch plans. Changes include Train Master Hickey visiting Lima shaping service Asst Engineer Lovejoy resigns to paint Ripley Hall. A basketball banquet for the Blues and Reds at the opera house Ford hall with dining car service closes the event.
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Garland Addition
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Geo
Roosevelt
D. A. Finn
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Short Line
Harry Wilson
Missouri
Fred Landeau
Blackfoot
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Salt Lake
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Burnside
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Windy Rain Disrupt Hay Making In Bannack Area
A Montana village reports poor hay weather as wind and rain hinder harvest. Residents include O A Van Zandt of Polaris Mine, Chas Mikus and family, J W Burrell and wife, and many others in Bannack and nearby Horse Prairie. Wedding plans for Miss Ethel Bond and Hugh A McCaleb announced for August 3 at the Bond home with Rev A B Martin officiating.
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Polaris
Dillon
Mr. Hands
Rochester
Elkhorn Springs
Chas, Mikus
May
Idaho
J. W. Burrell
Big Hole Basin
Mias Blanche
Harry Gillmore
Jack McAilieter
Mace Simpkins
Henry Gray
Tom Thompson
Otto
Adolph Palmisch
George Gauthier
Ethel—Bond
Hugh A. McCaleb
Miss Bond
H. A. Bond
Railroad Avenue
A. B. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Winners of capital prize to visit World's Fair
Miss Maree Gallup wins a fully paid trip to St Louis for the World’s Fair and tours Salt Lake City Pueblo and Denver with chaperone Mrs F E Foote before visiting relatives in Fort Scott Kansas. Second prize winner Miss Margaret Stephens declines attendance and receives a cash equivalent. third prize Miss Mayme French departs for Yellowstone Park. Other contestants receive silver pins as souvenirs of the contest.
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Salt Lake
Pueblo
Denver
Fort Scott
Kansas
Yellowstone Park
Name Talk and Irish Doctor in a Village Tale
A Washington clergy man argues with an Irishman over the name Pat versus Patrick. A parable from a village recalls a doctor named Lat and a girl cured by Pat, while a Philadelphia Press item tells of an Irish couple whose husband was given up by the doctor.
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Pat
Vatrick
Ireland
Patrick
Lat
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Philadelphia Press
Installation of Officers by Improved Order of Red Men
Installation of officers conducted last week by the Improved Order of Red Men. The officers installed included Good values in photographic supplies at the Tribune Store in Dillon.
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