Dan Grant Hurt In Lima Train Wreck
Special correspondence reports Dan Grant sustained a severe head wound when an approaching Lima train split near a gravel pit causing an emergency stop. He has improved after several days. Lima and Bannack sections note sheriff sale notices, family visits, census work, and a broad roundup of town news detailing residents’ movements and local incidents.
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Lua
Dan Grant
Lima
Mr. Grant
R. J.moore
Dillon
Slader
Frank Jones
Moore
Henry Gleed
Salt Lake City
St. Mark’s Hospital
N. D. Osler
Idaho Falls
Idaho
O. 0. Goaman
Julia Grant Ia
Butte
Busin
Funeral of Doc Woodside in Rochester
Special correspondence reports the funeral of Doc Woodside at Melrose after his fatal shooting by F. W. Stephenson on June 3. The item includes local passings, visits, and small-town notices from Rochester and Medicine Lodge.
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Doc Woodside
the Tribune
Rocuestar
J. R. Hardesty
E. Algee
Glendale
Just a Few Personal Items From Down the Valley
Pacevie June 6 Miss Lizzie Page and Maud Lamont came down from Dillon to see the circus at the Bridges. Frank Beard and Mrs LaSueur of California visit their parents Mr and Mrs Robert Beard here. Rodney Page came down from the McCarthy mountain for Sunday then left Monday. J Belle Utley, ill since Helens, is improving and will be out again soon.
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Tribune
Bannack
Mort Hart
Dillon
Joe Stone
Ryburn
John Nesley
Horse Prairie
E. P. Jones
Upper Grasshopper
Dory
Robert Bain
Bob Thomas
Dr. Ryburn
Wm. Driscoll
James Collins
Henry Jacobs
Jack Martin
Blue Wing
Fritz Winger
Chauncey Brown
Big Hole Basin
Jess Reese
Graeter
Ed Dennie
Junction
Idaho
Mart Barrett
F. L. Graves
Ondane
The
Ryan Canyon
Centennial
Red Rock
Sage Creek
Canyon
George
Frank Roe
Geo. Williams
Johnny Johnson
Smallhorn
Hill
Murray
Dare
Smith McKnight
Anderson
Ball
Hinch
Lewis
Ralph
Bytcher
Peterson
Webb
Clifford
Farrell
McMinoh
Seabolt
Dig
Boss Emerick
Geo. Selway
Davidson
Fred
Roy Dingley
Orr
Barrow
Hoffman
Sprague
Clements
W. F. Henneberry
Patsy McManemy
M. A. Henneberry and Sons
Col. Decker
Arthur Butts
Hurd
Big Hole
Mr. Bray
Lime
John McManemy
Angelo Fyhrie
L. W. Marcum
Oy Byther
Edyth Nelson
Daly’s Spur
Chas, McIntosh
McGonegell
Lima
Grayling
Col
Decker
Lowell
Daly Spur
Daniel Mooney
Gray's Spur
Utah
Canada
Patrick
Daly's
L.A. Brown
Barrett's
Wyne
Bedrock P. O
Ida Pattee
Fort Lemhi
Frank Blair
John Sheser
Sheser
William Propper
Horace McIntyre
Phoenix
W. G. Blair
Jules Guyat
Martin Barrett
Dave E. Metlen
Emile Correcco
Henry Miller
Fred Yonkman
Grasshopper Warm Springs
Samuel Jaggers
Lon Yount
Medicine Lodge
Bloody Dick
Trssa
Pacevie
Lizzie Page
Maud Lamont
Bridges
Frank Beard
LaSueur
California
Robert Beard
Rodney Page
McCarthy Mountain
J. Belle Utley
Helens
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Local Druggist
A Van Etten druggist, J. Goldsmith, testifies he has sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for five years with complete satisfaction to himself and customers. The endorsement highlights trust in the remedy within the dealer's own family.
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Chamberlain
Ohamberlain
Pst
J. Goldsmith
van Etten
Commissioners Convene in Busy Road Work Session
The board, including the Afal group, reviewed a week of road projects. The gold dredging Co. received permission to dig from Bannack to Marynville with strict restoration and a $2000 bond. Road petitions and viewer appointments were acted on. several changes and new routes approved. district audits completed. all warrants reconciled. water runoff rules ordered. session lengthy with bill audits.
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Afal Board
Gold Dredging Co
Bannack
Marynville
Maroney
O. K
Allen McDonald Et al
Jackson School House
Hiram Lapham
D. M. Wadams
Geo. Romain
D. R.brown
Wm. McLogue
Samuel Englegaard
Wm. H. Tinsley
Quit Owens
Mesara
Owen
Big Hole Basin
Apex
Dillon
Night of Terror Ends With Dr King’s New Discovery
In Ma chias Maine the widow of General Burnham faced possible death from pneumonia. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life after three doses. Advert says it cures throat chest and lung diseases and sells bottles for 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles free at City drug store.
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Burnham
Machias
H. Lincoln
City Drug Store
Sale of Brood Mares and Yearlings at Anderson Bros Stable
About 25 brood mares broke to harness, with 8 to 10 head of yearlings and two year-olds halter-broke, to be sold at Anderson Bros stable Saturday June 23 1900 at 2 o clock p m without reserve as the proprietor has sold his ranch. Walter Marcum of Redrock passed through the city en route to Eastern Montana having sold his Redrock ranch and seeking a new location.
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Anderson Bros
John W. Sutherland
Walter Marcum
Redrock
Montana
Mr. Marcum
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New York
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Fidel Huber
Mgr
Farley
Idaho Street
City Hall
Dillon, Mont
Dillon Bakery
Opera House
Tribune Store
PF. W. Woolen
E. Hm
Bedrock, Salmon & Gibbonsville Stage Co
U. S. Mail
Exec
Salmon City
Shoupe
Gibbonsville
Ida
Leesburg
Blackbird
Forney
Yellow Jacket
Silvercreek
Prairie Basin
Chall
Salmon Ver
Mont
Care Stage Co
F. W. Vogler
W. Vogler
Gen. Megr
Red Rack
Asa M. Willard
Lulu B. Hamilton
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Spokane
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Melrose
Wm. Deno
J. P. Hulsizer
McClure
Watseka
Wm. Hunter
Twin Bridges
Mra Fred
Miss Marshall
Fred Deno
Watseka Company
Clark’s Mill
Rota
Tis & Lawxenspones
Lady Coyote Hunters
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