Grasshopper ranch visitors and cattle drive updates
Residents and guests from Dillon Anaconda and Bannack were seen at the Nelson ranch on Upper Grasshopper and the Elkhorn Springs area. Andy Pyle led a 460 head cattle drive for Orr brothers while others visited relatives and attended dental and social activities around Dillon and Elkhorn.
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Nelson ‘Ranch
Cabin
Upper
Udxi L. Knoll
Dillon “Weednesday
Andy Hays
Barbara Lee
Butte
Andy Pyle
Orr Brothers
Dillon
Armstead
E. P. Marchesseau
Pyle
Cecilia Montgomery
Will Montgomery
Anaconda
Montgomery
Elkhorn Springs
Carl N. Knoll
Famly
Otto Pahnish
Bannack
Thomas Luxton
Elkhorn Hot Spring Lodge
Luxton
E. E. Hazel
J. J. Brown
Banmack
Frank Marchesseau
Walter E. Stinson
Beaverhead County
Alfred Thornton
Miss Dixon
Ruth
Lucy
Ed Farley
Prospectors Rush Mis Hills For Gold And Silver
The piece cheers increased mining energy as prospectors scour mountains hoping to strike rich. It predicts legislative help on silver and hints at developing work in local districts with millions believed buried beneath. Good luck to the miners and the team digging for wealth.
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Washington
Reichle News Highlights Local Visits and Club Meeting
Dan Piccone returned from Colville Washington after a three week stay with her sister. Our Bible Study club met at Mrs Davis home and plans a Wednesday gathering at Mrs Lars Adatsta. Weather remains favorable and valley outings begin this week. John Hand left for a job with his son Billy and Harold Barker. The Will Adders family of Butte visited Reichle on Sunday.
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Dan Piccone
Colville
Wash
Davis
Lars Adatsta
John Hand
Naine
Billy
Harold Barker
Will Adders
Butte
Reichle
Washington
Pathfinder
Order Pathfinder
Political ticket list and a wager meal noted in article
The piece lists Republican and Democrat candidates for Montana offices including Senate Governor and Supreme Court roles with names and cities such as Whitehall Great Falls Helena Missoula and Havre. It ends with a quirky line about William Walker of Glade Spring Virginia consuming thirty six bananas and five bottles of pop to win a wager.
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William Walker
Glade Spring
Busy Woman Directs Radio Revue Faces Long Days
Claudine Macdonald, director of the Woman's Radio Revue on NBC, oversees guest speakers and musical elements five days a week. She often eats little, sometimes dining on tomato juice from the ice box after late studio nights.
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Woman's Radio Revue
National Broadcasting Company
Old Hero General Gat Dies Status Uncertain
The article notes General Gat is very ill and a death could occur at any time, a development that would not surprise the nation. It also mentions local building activity, a new hospital opening, and the first Dillon city council meeting to organize government.
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Gat
Mes
S. Shineberger & Reinhardt
Montana Street
Dart’s
Dr. Pickman
Maho Street
Bannack
Center Streets
Dillon
Sheep wool price and weather rumor in valley in 1894
The Tribune notes 7 cent shearer wages in the valley and a rainy week described as an oyster. A local sheep man reportedly received an offer of 10 cents per pound for his wool amid unsettled weather and showers last Sunday.
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Tragedy on the General Slocum and local notes
Thirty years ago report recalls the General Slocum disaster in Eat River New York where about 500 people perished in fire or drowning after the steamer caught fire. Dr Mark Poindexter rushed from a dormitory ball to aid a death by own action case involving Jerry LaDuck who had overdosed on Dillon whisky. A S Johnson departed on a business trip to Seattle this week.
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Eat River
New York
General Slocum
Mark Poindexter
Jerry LaDuck
Dillon
A. S. Johnson
Seattle
Notable 1914 Local Notes and People
In 1914 Tribune notes Mrs. Sam Williamson and daughter Freda headed south to Idaho for an extended relatives visit. Eighth Grade World staff members include Albertine Tessier Dale Tash Isabelle Christman Eugene Free John Knoll George Smith and Thora Sisson. Matt Polish bought a Willow Creek ranch. Judge J B Poindexter serves in Hamilton district court this week.
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Sam Williamson
Freda
Idaho
Albertine Tessier
Dale Tash
Isabelle Christman
Eugene Free
John Knoll
George Smith
Thora Sisson
Matt Polish
Willow Creek
J. B. Poindexter
Hamilton
Birch Creek Social Notes and Weekend Visits
Birch Creek and Willow Creek basin residents and visitors are listed for a recent weekend. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Iden Roy Hall H J Rogers Alfred Short Harry Ridings Marcus Staudaher Jr Nick Salvo C A Bergeson J C Wedum and family A T Crossley Mrs Hattie Thomas of Portage Wis loses an $8000 damages suit.
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Mrs. Iden
Willow Creek
Roy Hall
H. J. Rogers
Alfred Short
Harry Ridings
Dillom
A. B. Stanfield
Birch Creek
Range
Marcus ,Staudaher, Jr
Nick Salvo
Dillon
C. A. Bergeson
J. C. Wedum
A. T. Crossley
Hattie Thomas
Portage, Wis
Fred
Dolmetsch Festival to Feature Arch Musical Revival
A detailed report notes Dolmetsch Festival performers present an eo charming clavichord recital with Bach Handel Purcell and Scarlatti selections. The program highlights the clavichord and its role, while upcoming summer bookings include the Fiske Jubilee Singers July 10 and scholars from Babson Institute and Ethical Culture Society.
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Scarlatti
Fiske Jubilee Singers
James MecCluer Matthews
Babson Institute
Henry Neuman
Ethical Culture School
New York City
Carolyn Haley
Mary Harriet’ Baker
California
Miss Haley
State College
Bozeman
Grafton Hall
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Belgrade
Montana
Frances Robinson
Billings
Normal College
Robert E. Albright
Retail Merchants
Dr. Allbright
Local Social and Business News From Dillon Area
A bustling week with visits to Butte and Dillon including graduations at the Normal College and a district I O O F and Rebekah meeting in Anaconda. Attending were Mrs. Fred Hirschey Mrs. Vera Waldhly Miss Helen Wenger Miss Beryl Woody and Mary Clemon who received her degree.
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Fred Hirschey
Vera*Waldhly
Butte
Elizabeth Clemon
Dillon
Helen Wenger
Tom Clemow
Dan Pendergast
Warren Shaw
Evelyn Stewart
Fortune and Luck Escape Dillinger’s Shadow in Crime Tale
The piece contrasts John Dillinger as a hunted figure with the much pursued pair of Dame Fortune and Lady Luck. It suggests luck and fortune elude even notorious figures while drawing on casino and crime tropes to frame a broader wager on fate and crime.
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Dillinger
United States
Dame Fortune
Lady Luck
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