Cattle Move To Summer Ranges And Haying Gear Prep
Beav erhead area notes Cattle from Horse Prairie move toward summer range in the Big Hole. Haying tools fitted up. Visitors include John Shearer and Frank Blair. Mrs Ames hosts sewing circle with music. Several residents visit Butte and Salmon Idaho while Beaverhead reports on mine testing and local social events.
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Hoss Prarie
John Shearer
Frank Blair
Antone Schwartz
Salmon
Idaho
Medicine Lodge
Wm. Ames
Phillips
Ames
Beaux
Pattee
James Mansfield
Fred Hines
Horace McIntyre
T. F. Barrett
Barrett Creek
Horse Prairie Cattle Company
Big Hole
Jalea Guyaz
Tissa
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery praised for blood purification
Advertisement from Wor ip's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo New Jersey, extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as superior for purifying blood and building health. Includes a testimonial from Geo W Lynch of Worcester Mass about cough relief after using the remedy. Also promotes the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor Ip
Dispensary Medical Association
Proprietors
Buffalo
N. J
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Geo. W. Lynch
Mason Street
Worcester
Mass
Pierce
Base Ball Day Sparks Mining Camp Visit and Social Picture
A large Birch Creek crowd watched Farlin beat Dillon 15 to 11 in a Sunday baseball game. Percy Ellis and Chester Gilbert pitched well for Farlin. Kid Rivers took a painful hit. Afterward, visitors toured the Indian Queen Mine, a grand spread followed at Giles Hotel, with a social dance at Wilkinson Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Farlin
Birch Creek
Percy Ellis
Chester Gilbert
Kid Rivers
Dillon Club
Wm. Wilkerson
Jake Burroughs
Dillon Boys
Fred Hooper
Wm. Ellis
Indian Queen
Giles Hotel
Wilkenson Hall
T. J. Murray
Jennie
Gertie Ball
Katie Johnson
Robbins
James Patrick
Geo. Mast
Gus Heberlein
Duke Gist
Tom Ellis
Butte
A.Q. Black
R. Wells
Jack Burroughs
Sherman Sapp
Emma Stanfield
Dillop
Fritz Anderson
Farlin Club
Ed. Ball
Bannack Village Notes From June Visit Highlights
Bannack reports include Car Knoll and son visiting town on Friday. Ben Oneal visited from out of town last week. Orpha Oneal and Selah Graves visited relatives in Dillon and returned. Mrs A B Jacobs of Dillon is visiting Bannack relatives. May Mikus returned from Dillon. Harry Graves leaves County High School in Dillon for vacation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack
Car Knoll and Son
Ben Oneal
Orpha Oneal
Selah Graves
Dillon
A. BR. Jacobs
May Mikus
Harry Graves
L. F. Lando
Pocatello
Nellie Childs
R. P. McCune
John Reeder
M. McCloud
Oscar T. Kemp
Yellowstone Park
Everbody
Tom Yost
Henry Gleed, Jr
Emma
Sam Burnside
Lima
Bedrock Boys
Mra. L. F. Lando
Lee
Grain Slow To Grow In Pageville Irrigation In Use
Special correspondence from Pagerville reports grain growth delayed by gnats prompting irrigation. Notes social visits as Mrs. Seymour Thompson returns to Beargulch and Mrs. T A Wilson in poor health, with Rev. Miller touring Upper Wisconsin Creek and relatives in town.
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The
Tribune
Pagerville
Seymour Thompson
Beargulch
T. A. Wilson
Rev. Miller
Upper
Wisconsin Creek
Gussie Clark
Salt Lake City
C. Daumnitzer
Two Big Birthday Parties Noted In Local Week
Special correspondence from Willis reports Mrs. A B Hood hosting a large birthday gathering with games, a grand lunch, and songs by Lena Lovell of Dillon. Another party honored Pearl Joy with eighteen children and many parents, ending around ten. Locals also discussed road tax and visiting neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Will
Hood
Lena Lovell
Dillon
Dan Tucker
Dr. Miller
Joy
Pearl
Miss. Pearl
Alfonso
Jon
Local Notes Include Visits From Varied Guests
Guy Bower traveled from the Me arty ranch and stopped by Sunday. Mrs. Jas. Davis of Climax Michigan visited relatives in the area this past week. Mrs. Blaiedel of Phillipsburg rode Monday’s coach toward Twin Bridges to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J M Page. Mrs. Mina VanOredel and Mrs. Nellie Wilson spent a day at Bear Gulch last week. Dewey Gustin visited lower Wisconsin creek last Sunday for personal reasons.
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Rechrsrer
Ed Hand
Champion
New York
B. C. Leyson
Green Campbell
Roy Wells
Divide
Young
Mamie Parker
Dorland
Guy Hatch
Twin Bridges
KE. J. Hoadly
Butte
Smoky City
Rummons
HE. M. Cookran
Lillian Hall
Ruby Valley
E. W. Crosby
Dr. Wilson
H. J. Foster
Prank Reid
Rochester
Chas Osborn
Guy Bower
Mearty Ranch
Jas. Davis
Climax
Michigan
Blaiedel
Phillipsburg
J. M. Page
Mina VanOredel
Nellie Wilson
Bear Gulch
Dewey Gustin
Wisconsin Creek
Tramp Found Dead Near Monida and Lima Game Ahead
A man was found dead by the railroad near Monida with unknown identity and unclear cause of death after an apparent fall from a train. Lima headlines note local rail and shop transfers, car time changes, arrivals, and community updates ahead of a Bedrock game with the Lima Cracker-Jack team.
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Tarmax
Luv
Monida
M. B. Koontz
First Excursion to Dillon From Butte
An excursion train of six coaches ran to Dillon from Butte last Sunday. It reached Dillon about 9 AM and returned at 6 PM. Many excursionists dropped off along the Big Hole river to fish and picnic. A goodly number stayed and enjoyed the beauty of Beaverhead Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillion
Butte
Smoky City
Big Hole
Dillon
Beaverhaed Valley
Great Falle Tom Flannigan Dies After Train Collision
A 14 year old named Tom Flannigan was killed last Friday when he fell asleep on a track near his location while attempting to reach the World's Fair. A passenger train struck him.
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Tom Flannigan
Saloon Keeper Shoots Unidentified Gunman in Morning Fatality
Butte-Frank Ironsides, a saloon keeper, shot and killed an unknown man who flourished a revolver Saturday morning. No identification could be made from the body, leaving the victim unnamed.
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Butte
Frank Ironsides
Eighth Grade Graduates Eligible For High School
County schools report twenty two students passed the May eighth grade exam and are eligible for the County High School with an average grade of sixty. Names include Dillon Anderegg Brundage Paul French Allerton Conway Harrison Rife Clark Metlen Singer Child Garland Sellstrom Gleed Garland Bristow Armitage Hansen Flemming McNinch Nelson Stewart. The Montana State Sunday School Convention meets Bozeman June 14 to 16 with Rev. R P Smith presiding. railroads offer reduced fares. John W Morton Garden hose supplies. J B Moe of Melrose visited town.
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Mae Rich
United States
Dillon
Phil Anderegg
Everett Brundage
Hortense Paul
Gertrude French
Ruth Allerton
Alice Conway
Beulah Harrison
Frank Rife
Ralph Clark
Joe Metlen
Lima
Bessie Singer
Linzy Child
May Garland
Calvin Sellstrom
Edward Gleed
Arthur Garland Bristow
Herbert Armitage
Christian Hansen
Dell—Louise Flemming
Etta McNinch
Francis Nelson
Herbert Stewart
Pageville
Montana
Bozeman
R. P. Smith
Methodist Church
State board of education meeting actions Dillon attendance
President H H Swain and G T Paul were absent from Dillon to attend Helena meeting of the state board of education. The board adjourned in one day and evening sessions and adopted a resolution requesting university bonds of 30 000 for a library and museum. The 1901 legislature authorized 70 000 in university bonds with 40 000 issued that year and the remainder by 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Swain
State Normal College
G. T. Paul
Dillon
State Board of Education
Helena
State Board of Land Commissioners
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Horse Prairie
Redrock
Beaverhead County
Reproox
Miss Maude Hill
Inter Mountain
E.M. Ames
Mable Kadlett
St. Louis
T. B. Craver
Miss Craver
O. H. Law
Rexburg
Ike Rife
Phillipe
St. Louis Fair
Bedrock School
Bedrock River
Mrs. O Koontz
E. H. Page
Willis
Adolph Gortemoeller
Melrose
George Mudd
Tramp
Bedrock
J. P. Condon
H. L. Havannes
Logue
KODAK
Riley
Mont
Bannack St
Veal
Tutton
Tash
A.C. Gruwell, ‘Prop
Crockery
Dillon Bakery
A. Kuntze
Kunzman
Old University
State Sunday School
John W. Morton’s
J. B. Moe of
Thedford
Sarah B. Shirfield
Ellettsville
Ind
Bsneads Ferry
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