Death of Lloyd M Noble at St Peters Hospital
The death of Lloyd M Noble aged about 19 occurred June 2 1901 at St Peters hospital Helena after a five day illness from appendicitis. He graduated from the Montana Wesleyan University academic department the prior evening and was taken ill that night. His father and mother were at his bedside at the end and the funeral and interment followed in Whitehall on Wednesday. He was a leader in athletics and a member of the M E church.
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Tripune
Suriay
Worthy Noble
Whitehall
D. H. Noble
Lloyd M
St. Peter's Hospital
Helena
Montana Weslyan University
Noble
M. E. Church
M. E
Mesdames Howard
Bowman
Local Residents Attend Visits and Socials in Twin Bridges Area
Monday visits note Mrs Noble and Newton Orr near Twin Bridges while J J Rosenberger plans summer work at the Noble mine. Misses Hyndman and Raymonds return from Salt Lake. Miss Myrtle Aldridge leaves for Glendale. various residents travel for business or illness. The Empire Vaudeville show drew a large crowd with local residents attending events in town.
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Mesdames R. W
D. H. Noble
Newton Orr’s
Twin Bridges
Myrtle Aldridge
Glendale
Myrtle
Leslie Thompson
A. W. McCune Jr
Salt Lake
Haid
Summers
The
Empire
Vaudeville, Co
E. L. Smith
M. A. Callagan
Butte
Wiley Mountjoy
Richard Wilson Dies of Typhoid Pneumonia at 17
Richard Wilson aged 17 died after a nine day illness in Rocuester. Funeral service was led by Rev. J. E. Burkhart of Twin Bridges. He leaves an uncle, S. A. Jones, as his only local relative while J. A. Orchard of Spokane gave a Saturday lecture and is state Commander of the Mac-
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TarBane
Rocuester
Richard Wilson
J. E. Burkhart
Twin Bridges
A. Jones
J. A. Orchard
Spokane
Wash
Orchard
Mac
Laying Heavy Steel in Monida Yard for OBL Line
Special Correspondence reports Jap laborers laying 70 pound steel in Monida yard for the OBL and plans to extend from Monida to Lima within a month. Tourists head into the Park. local arrivals and resignations noted including W L Dengler replacing Jowett with Burnside.
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Monida
The
Tribune
Monza
Lima
R. W. Rock
Philadelphia
Glen section telegraph office aids locals. Hartwig hurt
O S line opened a telegraph office at the Glen section house aiding locals and Short Line workers. Master Friez Hartwig badly injured last Saturday evening by a chair fall. arm in a sling and swollen. Various local residents visited and attended events with Glen as the center of social activity.
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Willlis
O. S
Glen Section
Friez Hartwig
Alois Fossler
Jacob Hartwig
Louis Woodside
Dillon
Minnie Wilson
Glen
Butte
Alexander
Hass
Meier
Rosa Vogt
Baby
Bute
J’red Baker
Glendale
Morris Ranch
Mauldin Site Wins Battle for New High School
The Mauldin site north of the courthouse was selected after three ballots amid a heated board meeting. The vote ended four to two with Mauldin ahead of Thorpe and Rife options. Prof. Tyree was reappointed as principal and the board adjourned. Also, W. H. Cochran filed for bankruptcy in Butte, listing debts and assets including Dixon Fair & Racing Association shares and various local book debts.
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Court House
Rife
Thorpe
Ed. Norris
George Conway
J. B. Poindexter
Hmerson Hill
O. M. Beat
Misa Isabella
Norris
Selway
W.T. Mauldin
Mauldin Lota
Cornell
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Rife No
Norrin
Conway
Best Thorpe
Hill
Poindexter
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Best
Rite No
Rite
Miss Rife
Tyree
W.H. Cochran
Beaverhead County
Butte
Dixon Fair & Racing Association
Butte Hotel and Railroad Gazette
Dillon
Anderson Bros
Tribune Publishing Co
Patterson
John W. Morton
Dillon News Co
Thompson & Reynolds
New Stead Trustees Appointed By Commissioners
The last session appointed road trustees for multiple districts. Dillon No 10 lists Theo Nelson and Louis Howard with clerk Tom Nelson. Beaverhead No 2 includes A O Hammond and Wm Mackey. Lima No 3 names Henry Gleed Smith McKnight Joe Wall. Horse Prairie No 4 names W G Blair Alf Decker Isaac Rife. Bannack No 5 names Geo White Cooper Garrison J J Williams. Glendale No 6 lists A H Churchill Neil Sharkey A M Madison. Wisdom No 7 includes J P Loss Stanley Dunbar A H McVay. Bristow No 8 lists Thos J Lowe Mose Jardine Harry Neil. Jackson No 9 lists Frank Degenhart Wm B Stanchfield Dave Fancher.
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Neil Sharkey
A. M. Madison
Wisdom
J. P. Loss
Stanley Dunbar
A. H. McVay
Bristow
Thos. J. Lowe
Mose Jardine
Harry Neil
Jackson
Frank Degenhart
Wm. B. Stanchfield
Dave Fancher
Divide and Gibbonsville Stage Co Incorporation Report
A new stage line named Divide and Gibbonsville Stage Co has been incorporated with a capital of 10000 dollars, 5000 subscribed. Trustees are J P and Annie Loss of Wisdom and Geo Losal of Pioneer. The company will exist for forty years with principal route between Divide Montana and Gibbonsville Idaho.
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Divide and
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