Beaverhead County News Dated Local Notes From The Tribune
Regular reports from neighboring towns summarize Jubilee visits names of residents and merchants. Highlights include gifts, mining trips near Birch Creek, wild bear cubs on display, haying crops, and travel to Colorado Springs London and Salt Lake with several trips to Dillon Lima and Butte.
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The
Tribune
Lma
R. A. Galligher
Sheep Creek
London
Berger
Ernest Knowls
O. Sk. Paul
W.S. Pyle
Dillon
Lima
St. Louis
O. R. Stanchfield
Birch Creek
Mr. Stanchfield
J. W. Frizzell
Rep Rock
E. H. Thompson
Bridal Veil Storg. Co
Mr. Hill
Ben Stanley Revett
Bohannon Bar
Colorado Springs
Revett
Idaho
Pearl Sanderlin
Butte
Josie Bray
I. C. Foster
the Sound
Boise
Ketchum
IE. Hill
Salt Lake
Widow Louella King Thanks Aid After Death
Mrs. Louella King thanks visitors and helpers after the death of D. A. King. Updates include local business activity and travel notes, a missing-person chase near Carmen Creek, a royal larceny case, mining deals in Yellow Jacket and Wallace Creek, and various regional moves and accidents. The piece ends with a stockyard dipping policy debate and a defense of Cooper dip.
Parker Tea Endorsed For Liver Trouble By Pitt
W G C Pitt of The Voice of Labor in San Francisco says Parker Tea helps his family with liver trouble and biliousness. The product is sold at N M White Drug Store.
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W. G. C. Pitt
the Voice of Labor
San Francisco
N. M. White Drug Store
Bryan to Tour Montana First Speech Planned at Dillon
Montana gains a longer Bryan visit after Hartman persuades the candidate to extend his trip beyond three days. He will travel through Butte Anaconda Helena and several other cities with stops at Blackfoot Shoshone Falls and the Bitter Root ranch.
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Anaconda Standard
Charles 8. Hartman
William J. Bryan
Montana
Mr. Bryan
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Mr. Hartman
Blackfoot
Foot
A. K. Yerkes
Bozeman Chronicle
Trude
Chicago
Bryan
Beaver Canyon
Dillon
Montana crops outlook and wool market in 1900s report
George H. Scott discusses Montana agriculture noting irrigation has revived arid lands and promises excellent crops. He cites a vast agricultural potential, rising wool demand with prices around 14 cents, and tensions between wool growers and cattlemen as the crop surpasses 22,000,000 pounds this year.
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Stock Yards Company
Department of Agriculture
Liverpool
Chicago
America
Cooper
Des Moines
George H. Scott
Montana
Great Northwest
Rocky Mountains
St. Louis Globe
Old Reporters and Stenographers in Congress
A Washington letter recalls how Senate and House reporters work, with three stenographers on the Senate floor, hand type setting, and nine hour turnarounds. It notes the lack of linotypes, the role of associated press and New York Sun reporters, and critiques of Washington papers for incomplete coverage. Mention of J. Hamilton Lewis supporting a Montana deficiency bill.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Theodore F. Shuey
Congress
Congressional Globe
D. F. Murphy
Murphy
Republic
Webster
Clay
Lincoln
Calhoun
Hayne
Benton
Capitol
Associated Press
New York Sun
Associated Papers
United States Press
Jarge
The
New York World
Washington
Montana
J. Hamilton Lewis
Kootenai
Jennings
A. H. Berseey
Helena Business College offers work for board and room
H. T. Engleborn, principal and proprietor, announces that Helena families will sponsor a number of students for board and room during fall and winter to allow needy youths to study business at the college. Interested individuals should write to Mr Englehorn by August 15, on a first come, first served basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Engleborn
Helena Business College
Helena
Englehorn
Methodist Church Sunday Services Feature Two Sermons
The Methodist Church announces services next Sunday at usual hours. The morning sermon titled The Drowning Day addresses hope amid peril while the evening address Earths Greatest Teacher is preached by Mr Cattermole. A cordial welcome is extended to all.
Up to Date Maid and a Drug Store Tale
A playful verse describes a maid headed to a drug store for a Tea package. She notes nightly use of Tea to keep her skin pale, while a curious suitor questions her. The tale mentions Parker Tra and a sale at N. M. White Drug Store.
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Parker Tra
N. M. White Drug Store
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Dillon, Mont
Sivor
Fidel Huber
Mgr
Fyhrie
Staple & Fangy
Caras Saith
Pickman Building
Montana ST
Dillon, Montana
N. B
J.G. Reynolds
E. L. Page
Reynolds & Page's
O. E. Morse
Undertaker's
Thos. B. Landers
Beaverhead County
the Tribune
John Miller
Samuel Miller
J. C. Wilson
Kate Hopp
Red Rock
Louella King
D. A. King
J.P
Salmon City
Salmon Crry
Salmon
Anderson
Brown
Shenon
A. J. MacNab
Alaska
Geo. L. Shoup & Co
Yukon River
G. A. Kenney
Sheridan
Kelly
Wm. Young
Carmen Creek
F. W. Haman
Charles
Miss Haslett
Barrie
Ontario
Geo. Steel
Yellow Jacket
Rob Bell
Wallace Creek
Dan Swinebart
Pocatello
H. G. Redwine
T.L. Wallace
Mayfield
Challis
Joe Williams
N. T. Shields
New York
N. L. Turner
Messrs. Nills and Mingle
Fair and Racing Association
G. G. Slaver
Ed. Mingle
Porta
Wiis
Wm. Brass
Scott
Agriculture
Hersey
Methodist Church
Royal Baking Powder
Dillon Market
N. Ke, Hammer
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